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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-14
PORT NEWS,


NNtNA SbS N0AAAAk kAChGkas
Yesterdays BOATS;
The Scotia went down with q fair trim
at 8 O'Clock A.. N. The Hope and McCon.
nell, one with barge and the other
empty, passed down. The usual local
packets.
To.DAY's BOATS:
The Buckeye State for Cincinnati is due
down this morning. The St. Lawrence
leaves for Cincinnati at 8 p, NJ. The Fan.
ME Tatum Tor ST. Louis is Rdvsrtis to
leave here this evening, The Bachelor
leaves this morning for Pittsburgh.
NoTEs,
Things were very quiet on the landing
yesterday.
Weather excrutiatingly warm and dry,
At ten O'Clock last night the river marks
showed feet and falling.
The Fashion, OF Cincinnati, will soon
enter the Pittsburgh and st. Louis trade.
The Andes left Cincinnati last night for
Wheeling,
Capt, Samuel HambIston, an old river
man, died at his home in Cincinnati on
Thursday last. For several months he
had suffered from dropsy, which termi.
mated in his death.
Commodore Ed. Hornbrook has re.
turned from Brownsville and will spend
Sunday with friends at Marietta. He re-.
ports bis new boat as coming on beAul'
fully.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: 1.-THE
Andes Is deservedly universal iavoriEs
with passengers and shippers, Capt,
Muhleman having long heen identified
with the trade, On the oath the Andes
takes its big excursion trip to Cincinnati,
C0lemRn's band will discourse music
during the trip. There will be- large
representation OF the bellies and beaux Of
Wheeling and intermediate points. This
Is the most delightful season Of the year
for an excursion, now that the spring foil.
age and flowers are bright and beautiful"
Tho above is both good for the Commercial
and the Andes.
LOUISVILLE, May I3.-Rivey falling with
eight feet eleven inches in the canal and
six feet eleven inches In the chute on the
falls. Business good. Weather clear and
very warm, Departed; Nellie speer and
tow, Tom Dodswor h and tow, Sam Miller
and tow, James Gilmore and Panther
Pittsburgh, Arrived: Wyoming, from
Pittsburgh, She will not BIZ able to gu
through the canal until morning. II Il
blocked with coal tows.
| CINCINNATI, May l3-River twenty.onl
feet ak inches and falling. Weather clear
Thermometer 020. Departed: Andes, iol
Wheeling; Parker, for Memphis,
CAIRO, May l4-Arrived-WIll Kyle
New Orleans; City Of Helena, ViCksbnrg
Future City, New Orleans; Fulton, New
Orleans; Coal City, New Orleans. De
parted-Will Kyle, Cincinnati; Sam Rob
erts, St. Louis; Future CITY, St. Louis
Dick Fulton, Ohio river. River IS fee
and falling
PITTsBuRGn, May 14.-River 4 feet II
inches and falling. Weather clear ant
hot,
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goa REGI

oR RENT, ~
U SSsS, ssy faa i 4 In. .; =, 70. os
'O''a' stable In csRtru ei ~, Nv OtaosI III
EnqViru ii ~
mills Il. EnpO,.
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Secretary Of State s!alnakst issued a
certificate Of incorporation Yesterday TO
the National Manufacturing Company Tor
The purpose Of manufacturing and selling
leather, pebbling, rolling and drying ma:
chimes and material used In tanning and
carving leather. The principal office or
place OF business shall bein Boston, Mass,
and the certificate will expiie May 18th,
1900. One hundred thoussud dollars have
been subscribed and $4,000 paid In for
the purpose Of Incorporation, and the PRIV.
ilsSe Of Increasing to 500 900 was granted.
The shares are 81 each, and are held as
IolloWs: Emerson O. Allison, l,O45; Met.
Hil ", Noutse and j. X Furbush, 1000
ahatee each; Fred NoutSe 80 shares and
CHARLES A, 0oumbs 8 shares. All Of Boz
tom
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WA .i.I5, IA. BOY WHO Inn,
IatellIg,nTfJ a 'SIR agSn dordOn prtpn. 'tSUtS'
WANTED-NOUInpDs slil
uMv go3d stove plate moniJipEhS- THRgI
seSesSEY. 9ouat.Iili', WV v. =, APtlE VI
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on 'pd u S ~ o. wood VOrEsn SSo w. HA ENER
Ohio. 'oLUASVs BUGGY Co. G "a. IA
w ANTED-A LARGE YIIVVsS%
~ Good QuaryWen. iabots,, MbER 0p
~ sSt steady SmplOym,ut Ind ~ 1na iloat sat
4uwX; I9t'y MILLS Eut Of Briiss Sl 'saIl 10,
. ": y, ApPly To R0BERT HHs sIISS 90 c, ~
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No. i124 Main street, Wheeling int 3 " v. VI
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The Funeral Of Edward Johnston, whose
death we Chronioed yesterday, took place
Al 2 o'clock Yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of bis father, on Mort Main
etieet, Wheeling Typographical Union
M. 70 attended In q body, and the pail.
bsateTs were chosen from among the most
intimate friends Of the deceased. Rev.
Di, Cunningham, OF the First Presbyte.
Fian Clutch, conducted the brief religious
exercises, and th0intGrment was at Gfeen..
wood. An unusually large concottse Of
GcquAlntances followed the body 10 the
NataataYV.
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Circuit Co,lrt-JudEe Boyd.

This Court met at Ga. NJ. yesterday and
disposed Of the following business:
The jnry In the case Of Bauer vs.. the
Central Glass Works gave a verdict in
favor Of plaintiff for $l60. Jacob & Good
for plaintiff, and Russell, Hubbard &
stiiel for defendant. Motion for new
trial.
+. Delbrugge vs.. Scott Miller. Action
10 recover money on note. Jury: George
Downs, j. P. BroCkhardt, Henry Goethe,
n. Orawley, Philip Emrick, Scott Fair,
John Goehring, Ferd. Fey, VIM. Hill,
John Heiner, 81, and Fred. Merkle. Jury
gave verdict for plaintiff for full amount
NJ nnta
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The Buckeye State for Cincinnati is due
down this morning. The St, Lawrence
leaves for Cincinnati at 8 p, NJ. The Fan.
ME Tstum Tor ST, Louis is advertised to
leave here this evening. The Bachelor
leaves this morning for Pittsburgh.
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Nearly all the members Of this Branch
we're present, and about all the business
done was 10 concur In The adoption Of the
committee reports acted upon by the
Second Branch at lie last meeting.
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IHDUGTRIAL ITEMS
Picked Up Amopg the nils and work
shops In this City,

u4uF4 ~ NAA4 NhIf
Our mill reporter made q tour Of the
various factories and workshops yesterday,
but found nothing Of an interesting nature
to chronicle. The heat has been go intense
for several days Is to seriously interfere
with opsrStionsin themills and also in the
glass houses, in some instances COMPEL.
ing the suspension Of operations in some
departments.
Nails have had an extraordinary run
within the last month or ak weeks, boats
taking out immense quantities. The st.
Louis packets have had their carRoea
largely made up Of nails and iron
from this city, and along the river
at several points yesterday We no.
ticed large number oil kegs awaiting
the arrival Of boats To remove them.
The shipments by rail have been cor
respondingly large.
The glass business has been tolersbly
fair for some weeks, but 1t is anything but
reassuriug yet, and We found very many
OF the manufacturers Every blue" over
the prospects, They all, the blue ones,
are oil the opinion that con.
certed action on the part OF all
glass workers, in regard 10 the matter
Of temporary suspension this summer,
would have been Of great benefit 10 all
and give then fall business an impetus that
1t will not now have.
Hobbs, Brockunisr 4 Go. have lighted
up their new Is pot furnace, and will be
making glass in 1t within the next fort
night,
At the Central Glass Works new fur.
mace, Gill patent, will be erected imme.
diately, Also an addition 10 the cutting
ahops.
Yesterday was pay day OF the La Belle
mill. To-day will be at the Belmont and
Of Hobbs, BroCkunier 4 Co.'s works.
The La Belle works at Bridgeport are
making some fine improvements to their
factory.
At the election held Thursday night in
this city Harry W. Mcclure, G. W, Franz
helm, y. NJ. Rhodes, W, H. r. Hearne
and Jacob Berger were elected directors OIL
the
NAIL CILY GLASS WORKS.
@. NJ. Rhodes was elected President and
II. W. Mcclure Secretary.
BRLLAIRB,
At the Belmont Glass Works both fur
naCes are in operation and plenty Of glass
Is being made, april" said Mr., Sheets,
the Secretary, twas as good an April as
we ever had. We made plenty Of glass for
that month and sold 1t too. The trouble
now 10 the prices; they auctuAte too
much. Think that general close down
Of q couple Of months would have been Of
great benefit to the trade, 1t would !
think have o tendency to regulate the
stock and arrange for the fall business"
Both the window glass works are boom
ing Glass 10 made In large quantities and
rapidly sold.
The IEtna Secretary reportsa good bust
ness for April and a moderately fair bust
ness for May. Some large western chip
ments have been made recently. A new
ret, "ll0," will appear about the first Of
June, This set Is very handsome com
mon tablese A new bread plate, "llB,
with silver plated handles, 10 the laIes
novelty, also new design In beer mugs
called the swelIbottom, and very hand
some line OF lamps.
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The following deeds in fec were admit
ted to record in the Recorders office
yesterday:
Deed made May 10, 1881, by Mary Bitch,
special commissioner, 10 Nora AllbinRer,
ior southwest corner Of lot I, In East
Wheeling, for $3.50.
Deed made September II, 1879, by
Elizabeth Jordan and others, to George
K, Wheat. for q lot in Bakers addition,
fof kl25,
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The BtIiaIrs L6Oii EtbIbIIiOB.

The old tobacco Warehouse Of BSllaire
has undergone q regular Transformation
in appearance. The BellAite Loan e1hi.
bition now ihhabis the building, and on
Monday evening next II will be thrown
open TO the public ga7s. Gas pipes have
been laid like network on the ceiling and
when their millions Of rays arc shot
down from vide moulhed 6urnets they
will light up scene veil worthy the
gaze oil the lovers Of the fare In art and
the ancient In useful articles. The var.
lous committees have done well ID Lheir
work and II ls safe 10 predict 4 auccess iof
the Bellaife Loan Exhibition.
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Miss Augusta Pollack received the vale
dic.ory honors, yesterday, at the Wheel.
iup Female College, and Miss Lulu Ram.
DO, daughter Of Rev. ]. Rambo, Of Logan,
Ohio, received the salutatory.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May Al A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
erly 10 west winds, fair weather, continu'
cd high temperature, stationary or slowly
falling barometer. , ,.
For The lower lakes, partly cloudy
weather and areas Of rains, and winds!
mostly east to south, falling barometer and
slight rise In temperature.
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srEAME RS,

DOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS, ~
l. WILLIE AND INTERIM DIATE. ~
POINTS the CommOloua Passenger
Ut. LAWRENC E,......,.......W N. LIST, Master,
Y, D. LIFT, Clerk,
VIII leave as above on SATURDAY, MAY I,NI
o'clock p. IN.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
mails G. II. BhtrTII a BON, ARebtl
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Two day loads Of new style wall paper,
aud borders 10 match, and one load Of new
carpets, will be sold cheap Iof cash. Fifty
pieces new dress gOOda Of ten cents per
yard. Call soon, at John Roemet'S dry
goods, carpet and wall paper emporium,
Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street, Centre
Wheeling.
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A LLAN LINE OF
Royal Mail Steamers

From Baltimore every alternate Tuesday for Liver.
pool, via Queenstown. From Boston every Thursday
for Liverpool, via Londonderry. Extra steamers
from GLASGOW Galway and Londonderry. This line
offers superb Cabin accommodation, and makes 4
speciality ~ 10 KIDD treatment TO Beerage Passenger
BOhrens or John BAllIe, agents at Wheeling, or 10
Lave Alden, General Passenger Agents, YO7 BroAd.
way, New fOrh los South 9th st., Philadelphia
HtAtH IT.. BOSTON i2tTThaAV
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HATS for boys at spsyer Bros.
Hats for girls at speyer Bros.
Hats for ladies at Speyer Bros.
Hats Tor the young OF Speyer Bros.
Hats for the old at Speyer Bros.

ASovnER pair Of hobbnaIl bropans
wanted. Well, try a pair OF those that are
nailed with Sweed's iron nails. They are
the best. Get them at Carnahan's, 2lO3
Main street.
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My cniLD, four years old, was taken
with ConvulBlops, strengthening out Of the
limbs. and seemed 10 be llieleBs. gave
some OF h. K. ThompSons SwHti Worm
Popier and she was relieved at once.
Druggists sell II At Is cents bottle. 3.
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Gan be cured by calling on Dr.. Kisnet, al
the ST James, Saturday, May l4th. Opef.
alton painless. No detention from labor.
Reference James Rogers Potomac,
Rfooke county ]. g.. poguet West Alex.
andefI q. 8, MCFadden, Moundsville ,
George Simmons, Benwood, and Others
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Martin Joyce will give a VermiCela
Soup Lunch this Saturday morning.,
commencing at ten o'clock, 10 continue
oil day. Reymann's and Nail City beer
will be on tap.
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vERY nice and nobby are those ladies'
10y Ont walking Shoes and there Is such
an"immeDBe variety Of them 10 be had OF
Carnahan'B, 2l03 Main street.
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Mn. Jonv B, HYLAsD, Of Troy, n. Y,
Tor the space Of ten months suffered with
rheumatism 60 badly that he could hardly
raise his arms or legs. Tiled a bottle OF
St, Jacobs Oil and the relief was ihatan-
taneouB.
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AABREE Silks at speyer Bros.
Endless ptofusiOn Of flowers at Speyer
Bfos.
The largest stock, by all odds, Ui millin.
cry In Wheeling al Spsyer Bros.
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The thing desired found at last. Ask
DnggiatS Iot Rough on Rats. II clears out
rails, mice, toaches, bedbugS, l5C boxes
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ASK for Forbush 4 Browns handmade
boOts ana shoes. They are the best In
the city. Canadian ID agent for them at
No. 2l03 Main street.
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YOU should see the IIDhtnluV cleanser FOR
cleaning silver. For sale by GRUB, the
lAwaler,
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NtCE hats, 81 cents, at spsyOr Btoa.
Good hats, % centsi al gpeyer Bros.
Better hats, 30 cents, al Speyer Bros.
And still better from Is cents 10 al
speyef Btos', who are The largest dealers
vi millinery and notions III this city,
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TIN ruopSASp unttimmed hats now 70
be aeen Of Speyet Broa'
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Increase your Incomes.
observation-disclosures Gallery.
Lost-Gold Gross.
List OF Letters.
Look at your Feet. u ,
White Mountain FreeSors-Nesbitt q
Bro.
Lost-Lady's Jacket.
Rsirigsratots and Ice Bo1es--L. Fran
Eell [head Of local.
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KEEP cool, gentlemen. You can do 40
by buying q pair Of those low cut strap
Ties from Oafnahan, No. 2l03 Main street.
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The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer, Us observed at sChnepPf
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday
1880. 1881.
1AMiaMSP. i2u.SF.N7P Y
&? Il 70 6s II 81 "
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OYkR THE RIYRR NHNa,
NAREIY,s EERRY.

The feeders at the Laughlip Nail Works
returned to work Thursday morning. The
case Of Burris was satisfactorily settled,
Rev. G. W, ChAltAnt left yesterday for
Pittsburgh and will preach to his new congre.
cation tomorrow. From there he goes to the
General Presbyterian Assembly at Buffalo,
N. Y.
Elder Taylor from Cincinnati, preached to
the coloEed people in the Town Hall Friday
evening.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and Ms, N. @.
Mitchell was baptized by Rev. Chaliant
thursday evening at prayer meeting.
Rev, !, !. Kennedy will preach tomorrow
morning In the n. E. Church, He is i'm.
proved In health aud strength,
Thomas K. Lewis, young man from the
Western Theological Seminary at Pittsburgh,
Will preach Tomorrow morning and evening
In the Presbyterian Church.
AT the meeting OF the Veterans Wednesday
evening i was resolved to call meeting Of
the soldiers and citizens, TO be held this
evening at 1850 o'clock, to make arrangements
and carry out = programme for the proper
observance o. Decoration Day. Let svery.
body attend this meeting
The Misses Beall and Miss HornbrOok,
Wheeling Seminary ladies, are the guests OF
Misses Jennie and Aggie Gray, on Third
street.
Miss Emma Cattell, from Mt, Pleasant, has
been visiting her relatives for several days
DR., Major, u new physician has recently
moved his family to town, and will become
Ons OF us,
Miss Mary Marshall died OF consumption,
on Gravel Aill Friday morning.
A stranger in Bellaire this week accidental
" noticed that reliable is an anagram Of Bel
ldHS.
We have had a cory Of N. p. Merriman's
Song for Christi put into our hands, Mr..
MerrimAn has been for some weefS, preach
ing from this little book TO those VINO gather
about his hut back OF Gravel Hill, where he
leads an'ecctnlriC hermit lie. He says his
verses are composed out In the fields and writ.
ten In the hours Of rest There are about $50
stanZas forty OF them being a sort OF prOsm,
The stanzAs have four lines, but they rhyme
In Couplets,
The Introduction begins;
"Go little book, | send you forth,
| Go 10 the South, 10 70 tho Moth,
Go 10 the East, 30 10 the West
May all that read these lines b. blest.
About the Bible sWcolly sing,
| Both 10 the beggar aud the hing,
| And show 10 all upon your way
| The laws Of Christ they must obey"
A thought we notice time and again /.
this:
"ChrISt In JorIAn WAS baptized;
But many have that way dSSplsed,
And will plainly say 10 you;
Water SprinLled II will do"
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ONO RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Dixie NJ pHpDy CFrsL Ma,

SEALED PROPOSALS, III dupllc,,n SOl..-
p teiyed al this office until icon on "a Tfpss,HI
the I'm day Of JUNE, $751; Tor iuTphS1S, Iavll
End SIDidipgS DlEo IN the Ohio River, \ |p W.,
Creek Bar HS miles he'oW PillIbuTh, II, I'M
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE OF NArEuu
400 Piles, 5000 cords Of Hru,b. 700 o,nss''
Of RipF1p stone, $4,000 feet h N, nns, w
pounds Iron Drlll Hollis and spikS '''''' "a
spsSlhSAtlOls and printed forms Of prorbs. :,
uu p,,,..... A.. WIN. L, MERRILL
~ 2 Wal Tbi,S S Si,Ss, iyr,,.. M,laOIEi,L
May 5, 1881. WI" .
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lust RECElvED-FiVV thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. K. MoMECHEN'S,
No. 1864 Market ST.
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CHEAP HOMES AND THE ikls"
LAND LEAGUE QUEsrlOS 'Otvt q, 81
ina Is,Se md tomOtiou, tso-'iofJ ei'' Va
street, Sl,ygo. .,,,...,- ,..,,. Vh,,llps, rent IN
tii0 psr ytaf, At $50. ,,m
I..,s 4 I,',iogy JUb linz In Monhli''"'
th., " novn A. tbe Elm House, ehsaP'
TEo i,tms on wheeling pug s,k,oItI0
cSfV1 Sefsa Of wet NltsIhh ''''
q ttr Iete, ,..,,..o,.ov ,, IA We, V1las.
on ths Old keliabie tuhafu '"'
Inns srgAEFEg 4 Co.
mia issjMnESI 81 Op'F' h0'''
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FoR nice, light, white bread use Morn.
Ing Glory Daking Powder. II pure and
nutritious. G. 3. FKRsY,
Proprietor,
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THR New Belmont Building Association
meets every Fridy evening, In CfaDgle's
Block, Att o'clock. Money 10 loan and
shares LOT sale,
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TnE largest stock Of hats In this city TO
be found o. speyer Bros,
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JOSEPH HARRIS, Nu /

u MOUNDsVlLLE, .i tutsL
1900 Apple Ttsc.. two, thfee, louf '"u Nv
500 Peach, one iron hudl ytN
5000 PUNT, one and tso yrNn.
500 Quincta, two and thfee l,ah
5000 Cherries, one and tSo ysaI. ,,. .,.btN
sS6SS E7efTfcers mostly JuaPef if2a . sp, i
iyssDisnilbF, viii vii n Ios ~ ID. .5 MI Vii
trSpondencO solicited. AddTt', 1920 s,I, All d
LRR Moundttllle Nursery V on' ms,;.b,V'
MnuhdtVille Depnt. - -
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
NoLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Ro, S S SSS l sN,t y. " TiHb aN pound, In, h.,
gm,cIS Ia n, y o.y cube yards Rlpnp ss,s y"
DO lurni'hed on application, " P0P''llIg
No p,o,.,.. A.. WIN. 4, MERRILL
81 WS,t Ib hi s,,tdt r,,,. sIiHdEs,L
May 4, 1881, Va'o
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AIthl package Of u BLACK.DRAUeHT"
Tree Of charge,
For sale by 1.oVan 4 %.
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OHIO RIVER IMPROVgTESI
Dixie nj twelve poIa Ma.

Dixie nj Twelve Pole Bar,
SEALED PROPOSALS, In dupllr,,, ,u,A.
~ celyed a. ihiu ONCE nn'il noon on sAIIjRn,T
The I'm day oil JUN X, 1881, for iuTnhhIp, ~,
anu Ind osilnl3g = IhO Pike In me OGiS Rms
mile. below Huntington, W, Va, md no Y w ~
Pittsburgh, Pa. '"' ''' N"'
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE or NArERnu
$3.50 feet Of D. ~ Timber, HIN p,u,LI,
lO,WO cubic yards Stone $50 colds Bu,g,
specifications and printed forms Of ptoto,,,, =,
30 iufniShI on application. ''''S''' +"
:, s.. WM. L, MERRILL,
" 10 W. EN4 1sh;.S v UEncEy hlIotG ElIL
May 3, 1881. mil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-14


John Hall and Martin McC0nnaughcy will
start for Gin innati on business Monday.
Mrs, Anne Townsend Of Black river, Is
visiting her mother, Mis- Turner.
Tie Wheeling creek coal miners held a
meetinglust night, but whit action WIS taken
in regard To the proposed red seton for mIning
q, al Is unknown
Miss AntiU Adams { lIIrn Syllo, Myisit.
ing friends In Bridgeport.
The last examination Of the Bridgeport
High School, this term, was held the latter
pert OF the present week.
There will be special train over The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad tomorrow
10 carry ths employees to Pittsburgh to the
burial Of Engineer Ottlon, who was severely
hurt Saturday night by him running over
two horses near Portland station, which upset
his engine, aud he was caught In the ina.
chinery and held thirtytwO minutes, with
boiling water running out on him, before lie
could be released. He was taken to his resi-.
dence at Pittsburgh, where lie died Tuesday
morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-14

oSE THOUSAND pieces Of new fancy rib.
bons Of speyer Bros,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-14

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