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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10
RuMonED 1RREouLAn1r1rs.
Some Vague Charges Against tn,
chief Fire MnrNhnI.

There Isl rumOr current in some inside
circles that an investigation OF the Chief OF
the Fire Dcpartpment IS pending The
rumors are in such an indefinite shape. how.
ever, that it Is diAlcultto sIit truth from
talSehood. AT the same tine charges enough
are made in definite shape to warrant an
inquiry blythe Council Committee, and II
Is probable that at its meeting next Monday
evening tthe matters will be called TO It's
attention.
Some days ago member OF the paid force
told City Clerk Bowers that lie had MIR.
chased OF Chief Marsha! ECCleS oats 10 the
amount OF SlO which were taken from he
stores purchased for the city, and paid for out
OF the treasury. ThissAlc, while there might
not have been anything dishonest in H. ms
certainly irregular, and II is said the transac.
ton was never reported. The charge may be
untrue, and Chief EcCles should DO given
the benefit OF the doubt until 1t is proven,
Another charge is, that the Chief rented
portion OF the old Guards Hose House 10 a
Miss White, for ten months, ut 81 per month,
and never accounted to the city for the rent
II Is also said in this connection that at least
one former Marshal did the same thing, and
It Is also alleged that ECcleS hNs deClured his
intention TO turn over the money.
The Chief has horse Of his own which bo
has been StablinS at the Atlantic Engine
House. and feeding out OF The city's proSen.
der. Whether this is IN irregularity or NOT
we are not able to say. It certulnly Is not a
serious one.
There are also charges OF irregular procccd.
ings in the purchase OF materials for Inc nSe
OF the Department never ordered by Council
or the Committee, aud Ia the disposition If
bills presented for the approval OF the com.
mittee, several transactions are instanced that
were iniractiOns Of the ordinances and resr.
lations OF Council, but in none Of them Is
any dishonest intention plainly apparent N
far as We are informed Nevertheless the
Committee owes IL to the city, and Cbief
Eccles II innocent OF any wrong intent
owes II to himself to see that the matters are
explained to the satisfaction OF the public
Wereier to the tmRttera as much to show In
unimportant character OF the charges nS ior
any other reason. The facts did not come IN
ourknowledgeIhtil too late au hour last ni9ht
to call upon Chic; Eccles, and as The rnm6rs
seem TO grow as they spread, they can best
be checked by a publication Of The yerv
slight originals. Eccles should not ke ron,
demned unheard, nor should the truth be
allowed 10 remain unknown TO Council or
the Dublic VI
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Last evening the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
|. Besse, at No. 93lG Market street, was filled
with large number OF the friends Of liz
family aud those OF the happy man who, beforS
all those assembled, took Miss Rose l3eSse
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. n, TO be his wife,
The ceremony was performed at clock by
Rev. Dornblaser, Of tho Lutheran Church,
who read ihe beautiful Lutheran EsVice 10 a
very simple but impressive manner
Tho happy groom on this occasion s,Tau
Mr.. Fred Enjoy, the well known engineer az
tho Belmont blast furnace. He is to be con.
graduated on his choice, as Miss Besse has
long enjoyed the reputation Of being ono Of
the most amiabla OF ladies. -
The bride was AttirGd In beautiful bronze
silk with pretty ornHmentS,
The attendants were Mr.. BeSse, brother NJ
the bride. and Miss Jennie Raymond. After
tho wedding ceremony Talreshments and
good wishes were the special order. IN COR.
nection with the uumbcriCss congratulations
tue iNtELu0ENeER sincerely wishes for MI.
and Mrs Enjoy many long years OF unal.
loyed happiness and prosperity.
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fairly active Wheat western hISbst SnS d. GnG
~ winter red spot 81 SOJIIai u; March 81 M
a. va April q S9HAl SIX; Nay 81 3iRi Sii<: Jnns
u y Pa; July 9 iS1at iS Com. western hlC6eT:
! 11itS. spot SS4Ggc; April TokR7oXc: May iiLs
niSftI Sune IIEAI9c; Oats higher and arm; WeStefn
Whlte hSah5c' mixed 62A53C; Pennsylvania S2aSSc
rye QUIET Of ScaSl. Hay UNCHANGED PToyIsion.;
unchanged llS Butter hrm; western packed isaSse:
[9ia E'aS2c Es aEMeFAt Ice Petroleum nominal
Al Y i1ST " sugar urn: soft We Whisky dull
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"It d CnrInr Erer-n.i. ,

Wfltes drnRgst. "KIdney,W ortfS the n1oet
popular medicine we selI.h Itshould Ia ~
right for no other medicine has such sneeifi AZ
action on the liver, bowels and kidneyS X
yoq have those symptoms which ifsjicotN
olilousneef or deFangea kidneys do moi nm Ia
procure u and use iaithfully' In iioniS ~
ny form \ q sold by ali dfuggists@Sssll
laN o'ty TRIBUNE, MKlaR
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TINANcIAL AxDCoMMEnCiAL.
NeW York lIoney ma stoel.a.

-t-N ASEa ANANI Aha 9N0SAAf u.
NV IclK, March .. -N0sIY-lAG Per cent; eici'
log offered q 1 pet cent. Prime mercantile paper
80 percent Sterling exchange hankeFS' bills steady
a. y 70, demand q kg4.
S Soy and PET CEN. higher tor
9. g. 6 extended. LOO SlLehlEh 4 wilts...i uS
Ne - 81 p. 81. City lsttellI
y. Pacific bonds lIth- us
Piciac q d SS.......i55 .. rs. T. BSrds-Siis
SenHal Pasihc IIt,..lll fexis Paddle "a ~. G2A
krte teco1ds....,...... gS rGx. PAc r q. DIV. Is
EAlLEoAp BoSbs-ACliver end higher.
sIAiL ~ -Gehetally lower.
MSonr Eifsiais So ii;:ii; sT:
rennesee 6. new. Il S9jtiSred i''s''e1''-' 4-'1
st0cN-shAre speculation opened irregular. the
RoLtAnt changes iron yesterdays close 30,
lng ~ AdNG1ce tr Alton TerTe HAuts preferred q
per GENT, Hannibal 81 Joe preferred liz peF cent
9 .n9 norfolk = Western preferred per cent, aud 4
Decline in Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati & In.
Per cent and Cincinnati, SGndnIEy 4 C'isyeiSsd
per cent while Richmond 4 DGnvIile Opened Al no,
R1Againh l9 IL last previous sale. Alter Fenefi
alT;Ance o. ~ peT cent III the early deAlIng Mem.
pms charleston and Louisville i Nashville lad.
Ing thefelp, the market AOld down kaSss per cent
Missouri Pacific, Hannibal d 81 Joe Preferred New
Jersey Central, Texas Pacific, Louisville 4 NaShyie
the decline. '~-~-- 80
=, The market Afterwards became stronger. and in
The early pan Of The afternoon an advance va
TTsC0tdsd. nngtng from 70 Sx per cent, Alton 4
aet!e hauSe, Missouri Pacific Hannibal 4 81, jos
preferred, New jersey Central, Northern Pacihc prn.
ietrCd, wabash preferred aud Denver 4 Rio Gniidv
0eihg the most prominent In the upward move.
nent while. Louisville 4, Nashville sd tip per
cent q 10 reacted ~ and again advanced tx SeF
cent Memphis 4 Charleston aud Nashville & Chat.
tAnpOgA each fell OF and advanced Ter cent AND
Richmond 4 DanVllle declined aud advanced p
PEI GENT. \ decline Of 1EAl per cent In the late
dealings, Louisville 4 Nashville leading therein,
waS tolloWed In the final dealings by an advance 81
Sal4 per cent, Louisville & NAshvile and Missouri
racimc 1eiliH prominent therein, while Richmond
4 Allegheny sold up, ~ per cent The market
Usea su9ng a. ne highest point Of the day, with
me exception 81 Memphis & Charleston and Rich.
mond d Danvillc, both Of which closed per cent
The total earnings Of the Denver 4 Rio Grande
A4l!F0a1 tincG the list Of January Is &
81; against VII, Slb for the SAme time last yeGf,
NRNH N 4.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL

Jno, Wilson, New York, R, Talbot, Str, Montana
Z. Stephenson. llAwllHs. WV. BTOppIng, Reading
in. osburn, Washington. q. W. ItCci' Moundsviile
J: 4. Mccoy, St Paul. E.W.stephenSon, MAriet ia
+. ". MiCmnd, ElyriH,o. n. Il Dlehl, Cincinnati.
|. T. Laughlin. Buffalo. l.. ~ Vale, Washington.
J. DoiyHes Steube8vIlle H. l. i6Wtitcr, sIStefsyffic
K. MCl.aIn, MrnvsvilIC S, Wells, Long Reach.
]. ". Virgins, New York, j, A. GTRN. IitISbun,lg
". Mitchell, GAINESVILLE. J. ". Tucker, Rochester
!. n. Kirk, Canton: J, wehemAn, city.
!. \. Patton Now York. A. D. Hickey, city.
J. r, Gibson city. F.Horn6rOoE vi. BOSTON
kS.Corbett ,Sisterville. n. Par. Willow Grove,
Adolph Grant, phIla c. i, buck. ReIprc. O.
AN. burnett, Charleston ". l.. StottSbeTry, GHfton
s.M' l3llcr, Cameron. G.hlmiltOI, Warrington
A:FHschatd. ARhHthSrh. y. Morgan. Manntugt0u
v; Dorsey, Warrington. J. D, barr, Washington Pa
John Martin, city L. u. Potts, P0whAtaIl.
+; y Henry, New York. J. l., MelnlIre Mexico Mo
". FetIt, l.ittetOh. Q. lOylAn, Clyde, Ohio,
:. T. Fowler, Tecnmseh. J. Il. crawford, Phila.
OH lcCoy, Washington. Rev. Cook4 Fly, Nd.
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u WOULD not live always, ask not 10
stay We do not wonder, with such cold
g yours bpt there Is . bright side to ever.
thing, and sunshine even taS those isoked
with pain, Dr. Bulls Cough syrup never
falls to cure the most stubborn cough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

Kidney.Wort Is natures remedy for Kid.
ney and liver diseases, piles and constipation
Sediment or mucous In tie urine n a sur
indication Of disease. Take kidney. Woyt
Torpid live and kidneys poison ths blood'
Kidney'Wort rCvivCs them and cleanses tbs
system. ''N
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness. and
log OF sppetits are cured by Kidney-woTt.
See 9dy. Nwsw ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

ONLY a few days left before we move,
to secure bargains. Come early. Next
week Is our last week In the retail trade.
We mean business.
SPEYER BROS.
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,sT. JOHN, NER, January, 1868.
Mn, JANE ]. FEIlowS, Manufacturing Chemi,,
sIE-Fcllows' Hypophosphitos being an ex.
cellent nervous tonic, II exerts direct In.
fuenee on the nervous system; and, through
Ii, II inviyorates the body.
1t affords me much pleasure 10 recommend
q remedy which Is really good In cases for
which Il Is intended, when so many adyer.
isod are wore than useless.
Il ! am, sir, youp truly,
alwT&w z. s. EARLE, Jr., n, D,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

6trnyc1- Sow.
Wanted-RoOmS.
Notice-StOckbOlders.
Card to Houseksepers.
Grauite Iron Wsre-NPsbiit & Bro.
Second Presbyterian Church.
For Cincinnati-Steamer sidney.
Musical Reading for the Million.
Mail Lettings-N0tice 10 ContractOrT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-10

no FIRM In the clty SO reasonable In
prices as W. II. RINEIIART 4 BRO, 1916
Market street, China, Glass and Queens.
ware dealers.
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PEErsSvRoH, March O.-Riyer 8 feet a incbs,
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
crNcMNAT, March o.-Rlyer IS feet and
rising. Weathercloudy and cooler. Departed;
Andes, Wheeling =
EyASsyIlLE March 9.--weather eloudy
and growing cold. Mercury 0le to iSe. Wind
backed TO the southwest River 50 feet Ii
ineh0s and ElsLnh. III - - 4.
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NOTICE.
Redemption of City Bonds.

The holders Of the ~ per Cent bonds Of the city
OF wheeling Issued under the Ordinance Of 1871,
are hereby notified that in accordance with provi.
stons Of said Ordinance the following bonds, viz:
Nos. gas, IoI, 3Ss, aI3, 90, 2O4, 07, aga, e72.
IS, z, 9o4, S25, $50, 2Oe, 24O, G5, 2s3, A,
lSO, a7o, IO7 aud $40 having been drawn BY
lot will be paidon presentation to the undersigned
and Will cease to bear interest on and after APRIL
4, 1SG HENRY K. LIST,
BENZ. DAVENPORT,
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500 pair 4 and Hook & Lsle Thread
Gloves at Csc.
1000 pair regular made Hose.
$50 Marseilles and Crochet Quilts at 75c
81 o., 81 Is and 81 80, extra sizes.
100 spring Jackets at s.. 50 so 81, s..
500 yards, all we have left OF those 20 inch
Dress Goods, at f5e,
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Nam nnh I,I,enn (,nn.l,

Do YOU ache suffer from rheumatism ? or
mercurial poison? S. s. S. rill cure you.
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"RLAcK.pRAuaHIn mnkn, rhil

NV Goong arriving daily at Mrss. (
kIsner'S ,l07l Main street,
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THIS is n free country! sure, but you can't
get DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup free OF charge, II
costs you Aquarter every time,
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sux FLowERs and lilies a Ia Oscar Wilde at
Ms. S. s. Kisner'sr lOTl MSin street. "
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ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received by any member OF
the Building Committee, or at the hardware
store Of CampSey & Wilson, Claysyille, Pa,
for the stone work, brick work, plastering,
&c, OF the new United Presbyterian Church
about to be built in the above named place,
until MARCH IS, 1882. The Committee will
receive bids either for part or all OF said
building or contract.
Plans and Specifications for the examine
ton OF contractors, can be seen at the office
Of the undersigned in ClaysviIle.
D. NJ CAMPsEY,
mh4 Chairman Building Committee.
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FARMING, GRAZING AND TINBEg
~ LANDS FoRsALE, miles back Of S!'lenyEI
$40 acFs, lCO acres under cultivation nj s,i@R
acre.
100 Gcres, partly cultivated, dwelling Of Sos.
&c, so 90 per acre.
50 GcIcs partly cultivated orchard, &c. no dHsl'
Ing. so 0per acre.
sheep farms For further particulars cnqBIfs 4
ALEXANDER BONE, 1878 Market street Cnnpn
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No headache or back.ache for ladies'
who drink SWINE OF cARDuI."
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Forty years. trial ~ proved "RLAoK.
1RA!!eAI" the best liver medicine ID
the world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan & Go.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
PUBLIo NOTICE.

>OhLAO No1lCE
The undersigned hereby gives notice to the
public that she has purchased from John
Emsheimer the entire stock in trade and
outfit OF bis dry goods establishment at No.
Is on Eleventh street. Wheeling, W. Va,
and all his interest Of every kind in said store,
and that the business of said establishment
will be hereafter carried on by her through
her agent, Emanuel Emsheimer.
HANNAH EMsHEIMER.
WHEELING. March 3. 1889. mh4
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FSE Spanish and thread laces at Mrs. 8. s.
Kisners, l07l Main street
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~ V7I VHVI Ut 'y0IIIVTI VI UB 1VIIH
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1882
A.N.l2A.SP.M7PX LMl2M.3H.M.7P.N
Al " ~ % ~ 90 60 60
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., March lO.-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gener,
ally fair weather, southwest TO northwest
winds stationary or slight fall in tempera
ture and rising barometer east Of the Missis.
sippi.
For tho Lower Lake Region, snow or rain
followed by partly cloudy weather, rising
barometer aRd stationary or lover sempera'
tuPn
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NOVELETTE, in millinery at Mrs SIS. Kis.
ner's, l071 Main street
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= The following sh'ws the range Of the Their
mometsr, As observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
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Good octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at q
great bargain. Can and examine at Lucas
Music Store, llt2 Main street
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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( LACK FlsauEs, null ties and novelties In
retlswear at Mrs, s. s, RtsneFs, I07l Main
street. 81.
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ENsHEIMER's,
Eleventh street,
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Al the Court House, SATURDAY, MARCH y
commencing ATTIC o'clock 4. ~, II not sold NEa
Vate sale before then,
Two lots on IARclle street, 20 By 10 feet
Three lots on JEGOb street, TO BY 10 feet
The Woodward Farm. 81 acres.
Terms1one'thIrd cash, balance In one md ~
yean with interest.
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TOR SALE, CHEAP.
E0R SALE-NICE RESIDENCE.

p ESIDENCE ON NORTH WON
~ ,trcet, Island, for sale. The dWcllIniJsJ
ern style. s rooms, bath room, kitchen hoiisi N
water and gas throughout, cellar. launJ,y "A i
full lot with adjacent piece Of grounh shsiS b,S
Only reason for selling owners bu.aeI MN n
s0ashrrf part OF theeiiy. The hticr I, 10 IA
cash Will buyit Apply 10 ALEXANDE0 BiyF
Real Estate Agent and Broker, 1875 NdlkdtS
Crangle's Block. ~
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FoR SALE OR RENT
F0R SALE.
FoR SALE.

FoR SALE.
- Lot 49, east side Chupliuc street, kS
Twenty.lourth street.
n 5000 acres Timber Land in Perry cOarF
100 acres two and one.hAtf miles from Il
ton, MARSHALL county, W. Va.
W. V. H0GE & BRO,
iy24 1900 Market street
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and Nay 81 q: March aud Gpfil Ii a. I ;po
= ~; July q iih August 81 o.; year 81 81
Corn Eil,1EeE 6'gh mixed OiI[c: No. SPOT 3atct
~; APRIL 92.fe bid; May &C. Oats QuIet and I'M
g az bid; March 81 2ial q; May 81 2tsS1i a. i'm,
81 July 81 lls<AI Ig3<; AuEuit 81 bSni bo
year u UI7Sal ". Com arm; high mixed spot M
A HIh g!sGGsc; May CtfEatI9<Sc; June 65EG6SlsS
llS head: ceiling slow al UNCHANGED priSeg
~! MoSsE:heSeiPn 100 head; market talr: PhIla.
oetfhsa " i6af 96; foTkcfE O. f6I6 TO-. A''A
days prices. St2ha6 10 sea- ~ 'ssssF'
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UINVlHNAII, MaFrl g.-I0gs quiet and trm; com,
a9 Sa a1d light Is 1'aS g. packing and bGcSsrs
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CINCINNATI, March 9.-Cotton frmer Al 1lA,c
Flour steady and unchanged, Wheat IFregUinr: "a
rcd winter 8 25al Is; Corn slrQng aud hiShey:
NG; mixed SSSSlhe; oAts Arm, No. mixed la
ialFdtm4nd at 2ScaRl 90 Pork quiet Al Slf n "a ~ ~
nominAlly unchanged at 81 d bulk meats arm.
shouldeH y ~ clear rib " 2oaO ., Bacon in rood
S1IgSS9&Rs thoa!dvts "a 69 clear rib SO f2x Clear
finished goods co barrels on basis Of n la Rnt,O.
dull, heavy and unchanged, DN'VcF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-15
Outrage upon Outrage.

Another outrage Yet what of thai I?
The rule Of the Boss is but succession
OF outrag,s. The boards of visitors OF
the Western, of the + istern, and Of the
Centf6 Lunatic Asylums met Thursday
aud TUNED GU. tried and valued officers
to make way for Mahone's benchmen.
II may we'll be asked. What have re-
pudiators 10 do with the care and cure
of the helpless-minded? As much as the
aends of great cities have to do with the
children whom they main and fog and
force to beg or make music in the streets
only 10 I'll the pockets Of their task
masters. The crime of the child
torturer is no greater than the crime Of
Mahone's minions who make madmen
their prey. Without thought Of fitness,
but only mindful of the Boss's bidding,
these visitors have bartered their
hearts for the nod Of the man they
serve.
The first Victims of The Boss were
cripples, and next in turn come the
helpless inmates Of the asyluns. This
petty tyrant, hl' cruel nature not APP
peased by the sport of kicking men on
crutches, has sought booty for his fol-
lowers in the sUfferings of the mad
house. TIE MN every groan and yell
has lis worth in gold.-Sdte.
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Senator LybrOOk Makes a Mar
row Escape from Death.

MAKTINsylLLE, March 9.-Whilst
Oh his way home from a station on
the Danvllle and New River rail
road last night Senator Lybrook,
OF Patrick, met with a painful acct
dent.
The .c.ne OF the accident is wit.
in tour miles Of Marysvllle. Hi:
guide, MIR. j. Ii. Dyer, attempted
10 conduct him by short route t.
the village. The night became III
iensely dark, and at a point where
| tie road is not fenced there is
gully twelve feet in debth. The
gnidc missing his way a few ieet
rode into the head OF the gully
Almost simultaneously Lylrook''
holse turned somerssult, falling
partially on the rider. MIR. Dye
SC. am died out unhurt, and fouuc
help near by. MIR. Lybrooik re
manned, noi ddrlng 10 move lear
ing that his dying horse would XII
HIM in his struggles.
The Seniors physician report :
this af.ernoon that hIs injuries are
not dangerous. l'he shock Mas
great ami Tie pam Intense for some
llme. lie nas comfortable at noon,
and is thought 10 be Improving
Richm0ad Uispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-15

| The leading Scientists of to-day agree that mo
diseases caused by disordered Kidneys oil
Liver. II, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver arr
kept in perfect order, perfect health will be IN
result. This truth has only been known shor
time and for years people suffered great agony
wi thout being able TO ind relief. The discovery
of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks
new ear In the treatment of these troubles. Made
from a simple tropical leaf Of rare value it con.
tains just the elements necessary to noursh and
inugorate both of these great organs, and safely
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March s.
John o: Massey and his wife, an old cou
PIE living on Buckeyeland creek, about
six miles from this place, were found
murdered this morning IN their house.
Their bodies were discovered IN the
passage, near the door oftheir bedroom,
indications that they had been dragged
from their bed and then murdered an
axe of Massey's was found on the bed,
but with no blood upon 1t. The VIC
Tins, who owned some property, doubt
less had money in tile house. The
drawer in which they usually kept it
was found on the door and had been
ransacked. No one slept in the house
last night except the deceased and a
small colored girl. There is as yet no
clue TO the murderer.