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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
18th DAY Of Hay, 1882,

81 the raii:ood dcpo. Of tho WssbI on and
ONO khiito:o Jomn'nJ, IL the ci'y o. a!tx.L.
III Va, ot"r st pub ic u:siu;. tho
Il. TlE LIN E HE FEis W SH2EGTCN &
C&iD EAILEOaD.
ire ETl1a that rsrt'Y and !h7t wh lly CT s!ruc.-
81. rud &s) s:l hL6 singular 81 tha works a.
1roitlly. r-a, personal a..d mixed, rolling
s!ocH, lcc' N ,tives, cra. &c, ahd al rights
cU!tr. cts rLd irGucaisis { :=i; ". Sa:nE!uu sid
Ohio &a!i!o=d CompsDg.
M sa!i pfCpert" cJge'StS G. :. constructed
'luc o. railway In sctigo orer.;l"a from lnu cny
oi h'erancr!a W. VI 'etw,-d ihrOue Lne couu-
ties oi AlJs-n:1is, Fa,'ar AID LouGoun to
Fo1nd hi station, j? Loudoun co2riy u d. :
s"h"e oi Ola iniies II 2iu nag b ilno Co cling
%"h the " ashina'on nnd A!eEandria Baslusd
; le rord is also Eradei aayo!I Rcu II H!ll fur
4 Glsls. c. i Lhteu ri!ies
he osa"r real tr1pa.LY O. !h, company con.
siF:s u! l'r.u back depot S@il lag saG trely
house il tbs CITY Of E!EE :Grla ;. ruucd h0u-e
IN .c1Ine anoo, cIr sho?. c:- shed, sloTe house,
&c, aHd sbUut fifteen ceres OF lend sc lace, /
Ia foio; q eleven deD". b, us 80 aEG l0ta t.. the
e!'V-n pr,ncpIi eta!!ors te.%tea &!eIaDCrE
gaG E.und EIil
."rolrg to !he route Surveyed lho distar 20
frGm Wilmington city :, TtI li fiu;ea:. Oh thv
Clio river, is ta:o7 hu9crod an6 twenty. ve
n.!"t, I'D raSsca IhTru4h cUuhtry hes sY.!Y
IL: 6tr' AMI OF sree! Inirir. resources
lacu': h" eillre proper!J, r"al pelsor al sn'
ii'lI d. ire, clcs. &c, l. su'u tngeth+r and for
tGf :" III" 'hc UlCuE' 81 Eu piI II LS Lnnussui
90 So - ,tW ot tbs urGaase u,oney in cash,
and hu roc;due Ii Tour equn snHuai pay nents
-nh iD:or"s, iiuIa ID . day Of saie, i,ch sad
y. y nen d. Q % be evidenced by bonds VII ch
| .ro ~ b" gscGrs6 By E d-td % lrust uyo" ,h-
piopsr'y si!d 10 hB,xec l!tG upon The Col ms
i'Jn u tue sslo and Coz y..cs 10 tbs pur.
Cla.cr.
:his sale il subirc: 10 tho len of .hs dead of
tTGst eg' cu;sd usust G.h, lsJ6 20 ln1smniry
thH .uhy oi q: X 9. ct.tr or Virginia, sv-in.t
i,bli!J .oT the uai interest on ibo binds Of
h. ID c':u.;y f"r he -um Of ous Eundl I'd
a, u..hd doIsrs(S CO Ol) u to sud uutl the
si".v 1hoi es,d rod shr b. conan need. snd
1nGe! coJttrL ctioI in .:i cJun Y OF q rsa;"a ~
u a:it abl / y 10! thr pa. ner.'s { t1o p!ilci.
gai ,ts.id tor ds IL c. 2" lhey Ri il hccole 6ua
ahG = y"Gln hsor" The r0an shail be CJHrmrDce1
snd urur' c }, StiucLirn 10 sa'd ouuly, III Said
bones iaii!R x due IN The en- 1897.
nc purchaser will DC emitted 10 the ret
,toG:s of .he roal ire II the Gay OF the lao.
x. T, HhETGT
hIGH'D. h. Lee, Con- mrs.
CtiA5 =. HTUAHT, ofSl..
ABEAY EEAT> y
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t<HNH - lSc !OSEh'S 5h :.wrF Il VALU.
x AilI:: 81 :. Il, 4G z u 10 i 70 G.af
SNHU&H3 G2 HuE Grizzly vinus Of t
G,c-ts q: the tIr,u!. Court Of ei,xandris
cHnty, F:.-ini. rsLcoset ~ is iu+us. ,t, N
! =" IN tho SUIT or Gsiy v. Lilo, .ra-d;rn
p !ltG ~ Z TobrY ~ RS , d,l-, day IL
ca.ac"'?. N. UnGc?si4 Le1 COZ. esiou-r Ii r.
n Hrn! u vii! r ,c""1 a. ) 10 DAY, taC
3'h l-v ot Hsfch 1872 :, Il oc ocG, il lrori
u n" sienslun uUus, :!ot , !n'h city of s CT
h'd;I'r Va t. seIt tY ;.ubhc nu"yi 'n. T;5E CT
Or LAND !Jiny in SieSsl dr. c, urty, Va
s50 I orc mia H"i:hHa.l o! ih- C -, cohtsir;l.
atou, sixty sCT' 3 OF bGh la d I'D meadow
o.aN'uiiy loc.ieC, and IL irov,d 20 EA,iE
l. " nLLitD, krtch,u, &c. soyd barn GLG
s:sh.es orchard s4o d fIu,i, ci.lern sud str4su,
ct water lulDlna lLT,uyh TIE plrce N.u
make q god dairy fun. he lard atj jyins
dsrGer, Wolf ard 9th cs i d ia bounded Oh tne
south vest o7 the old L"rbuig rosd.
1e:ms: one tetlk e the purch spA rlo-cy TO
&c paIl IL cash, snc OR hs rescue the boEts +
IL" PURCHASER win ecuri:r, @. = Il and Is
months to b" taken f tn deferred pay II ent.
WIN Ilierast On |; g dsy Of -, =, md tic title
- b, re,1lned uEtil they nru III ysid. Con.
yryanciDg at tho CoGt'Ot ihs rurcu.str
iob.3-1GWts q " " 4 T.. LIS Com'r
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fetl.-ts

~ TX u 81 Z it'S sGa OF VALUABLE
J. ClTIPhOPhGTi-B By vrtue of s. deed
OF trus! t19, utcd ~ ) q. teae on he l0. n Guy
Of J,huerv, 1882. and duly recordud Ia u
larS's Ill . ci AlsxandTi4 ciy Eb,r No 10,
10 10 til, tn Ddersigned as t!u leo ia said ed
oelle E'1 ,eset the eto By ope of the hen, .ia-
res in, r-uIder vi tier for Rsls at public aug
pon, on ATU HDAY, the 2jlh dry OF March,
1882 It II o'cIcck ~. 10 frost of the premises,
on Deke Stre't in the c' = f Elox ndfis. Va,
lie prCprty ihaTtiu Cobvoyel viz: il! th.i
i.Oi tF eEbU Nd. wia tre BUILDINGS
th-re'n, s'tu'tcd il the c,!y of Alex. ndris. 1T
The '!tsrs, c;iop OF uuae and - AS, ph streets,
urSii n'i al said tersec.on aId ruaIlGg hr, co
viii DUKE street east and binding lherewitb 40
1t 10 lot tJrGts'y the property of reler
"ta q. Atsa'y stree. IS leot to lot for
merly the property Of Doctor Pstcos.t
dece:seG; .nunce wet pGr.liel with Iuse
strtet d feot 10 st. Assph: lbeLce north aud
'uaning wi!h It. fsiph 75 ie,: to tte be-
sinhinx, "nh all the rpou,;enahees thereto be
0bRirgi s}sJ AL lhss LOT or PakCGL OF
GHUUND, with the BrILDIEGS thereon,
tlstrd on he scu side cf DUKE str. ct, in the
ely OF ales dria. and hcjoIuir & tne .btY. lot,
and bounded ts fJl!o"s: =. ginning on he sou,h
side oi Luke street al pom. ID fee: east 4 st.
Asrph street, End III slmy lhenuo e.stwaIdly
III Duke street g fee. 5 ache ,henca south
pnIat'eI with Il. ssa,h s'ra~! 100 'est more %
iosS, to al a'!ty thence We:s pal eilel with Duke
stre,t 70 feet i-.rnes thshca wee! parallel with
5. p1 st7e, tS.rty TWO feet; ,bence U.s.
rs.sl!ei with Luke + :et SHY 70 t; thence to
the point OF b glnElng viii sil the .ppursen-
ences thereto ou'onsirg. o,ing the ssms Lei
ot grcuhd conveyed b. A stuart tru,toe to the
sad =. q. ssie. These two lois will be sold
ioge!hCTa as one iioca
Te LIS # e:'Uno.e e'ur,h of the purchase
mptes il c:sh On 'ha d-y OF ssle, the rsmoue
tterenf In .h;ee t9l.i il sialmerts Of six twelve
$40 els htesl rlglsis ff 10 Gay # s.lo wish IN.
ter 81 o., Cate, " ierc & b. the uo!ts OF Lu
bsser or the whole lurchsse money in c.sb al
tt Q optic OF the Iurca,se:, t o title t. b. re-.
t.ia,d uatl the full psyusat cf the uurch csc
m !utys. Tue iUlrrCv 3oIouls or the aaid LrJ-e
~ 70 b kept ,nrurrn asair.t f.o in tn rsme
ard 20 tho sa t,ci 70 Of the upGers gn, d in the
sum OF fv1 tnrus.no oolinrs in Gu VI Iubled
c,mta y. lpr, cefaul. in iha rsy neut of any
paIt OF sUe u Chsss oneys The property 10 be
reao'd at TIN cust5 si d risk of lna su' chaser
e!lire as tut ei On ypr pJse TO give suy L title
az is V 'sted III ms. JuhH W. BUhKR.
m,ri.td gruB'e,.
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. Gle"s'E-sS fsag,Ta


TJnS2GMP rnRY SALE OF GOLD aED
I StLVBN " TrRG>, Jsweirv Ice pitch
c-:, Gas:cra kog"ra kGists Forss, Table sn1
Tpe ~UoJ: ; =, &C on eL cir On Satur.
day eyrnirE M.Ich II &. 40 . III , and con.
li,uag GV~rV evsni"g Is. the ssrne hour until
II. e:t!!" ocf l. clr5-d out st No. % King
:;rel:, n L. 10 Join fied'' Cigar Slo7n This
s;acE "i b" scI1 sad .~,rdrd TO tho bipb+st
bod. n s.'v Case le. >ha srn0uat be wn.t,t
msy :.o'is via - a'!d .t p iva," sao. tyerv
pe5-Ga lit~T"sts1 faou All, ID this la.e ea ia
,.Jois "!l D. sold q gr q: rsr. s,us.
l.. 7. hUCAS Auc.onrnr.
!. =. hLLKS. ~.lesa.n u,l15-F
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
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fsbE5-!m

VlRGIHIs : In the Clerks cfics of the Ncr.
V pnrstion Court Of the city Of AlexhL drla,
Oh the 1t day of March. 1852
William T Parrish and James Fl. Parrish,
partners. trading ard doirg busiaess uLder
The q N name and style OF Parrish Brothers,
complainant, agsnst Hsrris IN s. Barker.
ains Harry S. Barker. lately trading as II. :.
W. BARKER q Son, defendant. In clsncery
8rd upon sn attachment.
@eno. The otiec. Of this SAT- Is to attach and
susJ Ject to the pa1 m ont Of plaintiffs claim sgsnst
detendant for S6i 33, with interest from Febru.
ary "a. 1852 until paid, the interest OF the de
tendaut IN tho reRl estEte in the city of Alexsn.
nll,, OF rh'cl Il. =. w Barker died stiz,1 VIZ:
l 4 lot OF ground and two story brick tsnemsnt
corner Of king and Coam3rce streets; theBca
westWardly al feet on King street and about 80
feet on CUmmeTcs street q a lot of ground Oh
The south side of King street. between Henry
ard Fsy e!ts streets. ~ feet on kirg street and
extending back l0D feet. 3 a hcu.e and lot on
o. paree ttree! buiween Fsyette sI Payne sts.
Tbs sfsndsnt not havirg entered his appear
aDcs snd given security according to the act of
Assembly k2d the rules Of lnls Cour. spd il CD.
peGrlhg by Stfi iavt that no is not resident OF
this State: /; IL ordered that shid d, fsudsnt ap-
Dtsr here within ors moth alter duo puolicu-
tlon of lils order. and do Whist is neccI ,,y to
protect his interlst In this iu!t, snd that copy
ri this orGer be forthwith Inserted the slexsr-
d'ls Gizji newspaper pubi hid in The city
o; hle1s poris. oEc, w.ek fr four successive
weeks snd uosted at tie front door of the Cour,
!5cu=e Of this city. A cpvq-tssle:
MOTION MAkYF, Clerk.
WntLlss & Mushbsch, D q mh1-w4g
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E.RGAL ROgHGFS.
rENo ALL WaoMIT Nay COAOaKA.

Take Do:ics ta,t have sp pointed JAAsS E.
RIOS E my attorney and lseat to carry on II 9
BUSINESS of buJiI G and selling COAL 81 d
WOOn ct ihe ~. y. corner of Fstfs1 Al d
Queen streets in he .i.y Of Ale1andtis, Va
mbi1-2g mkLI1TY BOSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23

XECU1On's NOTiCs-1hs undersigned
~ having duly qu.lifsd as the executor OF
JOSEPH u. HOWELL hereby notifies all
psra",s il { sbled 10 the estate of the said Joseph
NJ How e! 10 aettle the same with him ns soon
U, ssioie and ell persons having claims
sg. let Tie estsie will lreaent the same for set
t.ement y. w. HOWELL, Executor,
MI G-lm 100 KirR st AleXs. vs.
TENO ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
Z LATE FIRM OF II. =. w. BARKER q
son and 10 ! BAbkRk tr.dipg uLdsr the
f I'm name OF e W. Bsrk.r & con
lake notice. thst the Undersigned. By q decree
o. ih4 Circuit Ooutt of The city OF Alexandra,
Vrgiaia in vacation, in The chsncery CAUSE Of
Harris Sm,ll q Robinson vs. n. s. Barker et
sls. WI appointed receiver OF all the assets of
Tie late fem Of e. :. W. Barker & Son Snd 3.
=. BsrkSr, trading under the firm name Of Il.
" Barker s. oon All persons Indebted to said
firms aro r'qlirtd 10 make imm edste settle
nent, or lfg,l proceedings will be Instituted to
COLLECT the s.rne
LEONARD MARBURY.
febi5-!m Receiver.
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gMI1A /31AQe]6

Alexandria, Va, August 4, 1885,
About 10 months ego l wss corsI. erably
troubled with q constant desire 10 urinate. On
the recommend alton of Captsn j. q. Grsham l
began 10 use Warmers Sale kidney and Liver
Cure, and it has efacled 81 entire Gu o in my
Cssa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23

Thousands of equally strong endorsements-
many Of them in Cases where hope was ab .nG oa.
ed-have been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power of WArnet's Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in al diseases OF the kidneys liver
or urinary organs, If sny one who reads this
has any nhy.icL trouble. rem smber the crest
danger of delay. dec23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23

PROPOSING Tho d,fi,ul = CT proposing 10
thu young lady is not always Tho most serious
orc the suitor has to encouoter. P1rpiog .hs
question to- oDe's prospec.,v, mo!he-io sR or
"atkiog n:p," ia irtq1eptly the mora srduru,
undertaking of the two. When Professor Az
toun WAS wooirg Miss Wilson. dsupbter Of
Professor Wilson, the famous "Ctristopher
Nouh," he CD aimed the Iady'S consent COT
diou.l'y on that # her father being secured
This AZ oun was muoa too shy to ask and be
prevailed upon the y~u1g lady htr5slf to oor-
duct the netes 'a'Y oegotieiiopp I'VE mutt
deal eaderly With his feeIioss." said glorious
old Christopher. "I'll write nv reply on
slip of paper ard pin i. 10 tho b,ck Of your
frook" "Papa's answer is 90 tbe back of my
Dress" said Miss Jaue. rs she entered lhe
draRips room. Turning her round. the d.,
Il. hted Professor read these wtrd. with Ire
auhor's compliments "-ChamJers' Journal
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! NEW SUPPLY Of MlNCE MEAT,
Preserves srd Fruit Rut;or, received to-
LAY oy lt-rl3l j q N! BnRN
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FEOlCE NaW CROP NEW ORLEANS
- HULaSs ES tpd BEIGHT PURE SY.
EUP received to-day by
msf3 j. c. HiLBURN.
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4 TNCho'5 GEL9RMATaD PLUM PUD.
II DihG, III l and , ID C ans fer sale low By
ieot" j. &. hILBUEN.
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E'hh> r COUNTRY EGLL bUTTEH (Vis.
a sn's) received to day By
m.5 j. MILBUKN.
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ITALIAN III ECT pUHUEE We h.vs
a Just I, ceiyed !u'l supply Of Polk, Ii Lex u
Co's. ltailsn lGs,c: Powder, warr'ited TO iii
koach's. Boo tugs, Ants, and all o.her species
.! Lsec.s. tr.cU 10 70 rnc TO cts ;er bottle,
WhnFlE III & HALL
nhl7 Cor. Prince ~ d ". fax stfe-L
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3 VERY CHEAP ard PRETTY LOT CT
~ WHITE SIG EEO TABL.E DAaASK
.ust received Ut
te0iG ENOSR SLhYNi. KTR'S
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s. FUL! LIhEDF FANCY and TUlLay
-, EBTICLHS-Soapa, P-riumrr7. sc II.
W. u. HUDSOH'S, l6j Klng 1t
novl9 RttWeen Henry aud F.ye.ie
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SH CROP fKlaH INV UxLEANa
AZ hCbalSE3 just received
no'.h w Z JOHNSON g CO.
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= MOI aE2 SUPPLY OF SCABLsn'5
-, COkN jus! r,c-.v ID oy
-1enZl j. G. MTLBURN.
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a!NE EAkAY kUoN paEu FORA
"a IOH5 fer ia.s by
-,et6 THOMAS PERRY.
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90 BAGSD q. JAVA, MaHACAlEO
~ la GUa YRA ard RIO CUtFEES.
US ie1"vrd nv ltb-l J. q MlLHUKN.
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Me- BUUk PiC1 UkF3 just rec, i'et
tto!l Tkf>t tRS~tE s. &, ~,
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ls(s sPOUNH5 PENN NEW YORK
~ bUCh WaEAT received 10 Gsy
.IrtlSj j q BURN,
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ri GRDSS or SULPHUR and pAkLOE
- MATCHES Ius: received by
~ w. A. JGH -SDN & co.
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w 1SbNW GLASS ard PUTTI-A is;ge
supply ja:t receivoi.
-JNs X :. DEXTER s. HrO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04

A Few Pointers Gathered About the
~ Ianea n mi nm ihn llnnIa .----


Levee and on tho DoRts. 49,
The Amos passed down light, and the Belle
Prince arrived from above with barge load
OF paving boulders. t -2.
The river fell about inches again yesler.
day, the marks indicating the depth Of water
In tbe channel to be 5 fee! 8 inches.
The c. y. Lucas will finally get of this
evening Tor Marietta for the purpose Of bring.
Ing TIP tho huit OF the new Beliaire packet.
The Regular arrived at about 5 o'clock 4.
N. from patkcrsburg, md departed a. noon.
The Y. W. Bachelor runs III the trade to.
day. -
The II. M. Graham passed 10 with some
empty coal bouts. This little tow boat ia az.
sistins some OF the big tows below 10 vet
nearer the coal fields. =
The CIV. Anderson, tho ''go. as ou.please''
packet between Cincinnati aud Pittsburgh.
arrived from the former port YESTERDAY
morning about 5 oclock, and LETT al 8. i, had
n good trip both ways. Il1T7T'I
Our belated towboats are crawling IN M
near port us possible, and even II they cannot
reach II they AFFORD u more favorable 0prortti.
nifty Tor getting up cmpties by the light boats,
and empties IRE In great demand lust now
i'atsaargh bispatea. EsI. I"f
The United States authorities arc at work
at the channel end Of the wing dam at the
head OF the Louisville falls, erecting Golfer.
dam and drawing of the water preparatory to
putting down All adjustable dam similar 10
the one at tho head OF the middle chute,
PITTSBURGH, November 3 River 9 feet and
rising. Weather clear and pleasant. y
CINCINNATI, November 3.-Riyer Z feet @
inches and rising. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November a.--River on the
stand at feet 0 inches III canal; . feet less
In chute on tho falls. lyr5...'r, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
Course Not, In Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, November Sin tho case Of
the Commonwealth against ]. W. Drury,
indicted for permitting gaming on his
premises, in that he permitted IL horse
race, on which money was bet, lost and
won, Judge Bow'len, Of tho Superior
Court, decided that horse race was no.
game IN the sense Of the statute agains,
gaming. Judge l'owden says It Is believed
That ihe common use OF the word "gane'
In Kentucky, II not in most Of the States,
Is not MS a grievance to designate all such
means Of sport, but Inns separated INTO
specific meanings, and that II one should
speak Of a game Of horse racing he would
be regarded as somewhat "bookish" in the
use Of the word.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
business Failures,

New YonH, November s.-Business iall.
ures reported TO h. q. Dun { Co., Tor the
last seven days number ll6. The Eastern
states had "A, Western 80, Southern 90
Middle 20, Pacific states and Territories
"A, and New York City 0. The most
notable suspensions arc tho following :
Meyer 4 Marcus nan dry goods, Augusta, ca;
liabilities S?C0,c0o, nominal assets sizes.
900, preferred creditors $4,000. Il. benin.
mine 4 CO., rolling mills, Cincinnati; assets
nominal At $4,000; liabilities uncertain.
?. ". Smith 4 Co., Tombstone, Arizona,
liabilities, $1,000; nsse,s, $4,000. Leo.
pold Grail, Newark, boots and shoes;
liabilities about 100000, Louis II. zcrcga
( Co., New York, preference, $1,000.
Smell 4 Co., cheese, liabilities estimated Mt
sc, 900 10 $4,000. Richardson, Boynton
4 Co., preferences, S0i3,0 liabilities and
assets us yet unknown by assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
pS(RIASIH.
SKIN DISEASE.
SHIN MINORS,

her tacc head and sonc parts OF her body were al.
most mw. Head covered With scabs and sores, xHi
!erel tenriuly. aud .s!ed everything. Permanent.
cured by Cnlic,ira Resolvcnt lblood puriler) and
(Mtlrlrh and CutcllIa Soap ltle srcui SKIN cIlresl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04

1000 pairs Womcn's Shoes, ranging
from $3.50 10 $3.50, worth from $..9S
10 $500, received nj IIarmison's.
30 pieces Black silks from 81 TO $3.50,
worth from l0c 10 : il per yard more.
Our 81 Black Silk Is The best ever Of.
fercd in Wheeling.
80 pieces rlusl, In all the desirable
shades and nj about one.llall the regular
prices.
I'lack Silk vclrets dirt cheap and lots
Of them.
80 pieces OF those splendid 30c TwiIIed
Rel Flannels Just In. They would he
cheap ut 45c per yard.
Tie hands0mesL llnc or Cret0nncs In
The city ut ilarnison's,
Canton FInnnels by the car load aud at
prices rock bottom At IIarmis0h's, ll29
NUN street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
pERAOSAL NOTES,
Brief Ellis OF News md Gossip, about III,
sIIvfsInnlu

Ericr Ellis OF News md Gossip about III,
Ityihunlx.
Capt. Tom Duff has returned from Clncln.
natl, where he has been spending several
days.
Mrs. G. ". Eofi Misses Aggie aud Annie
II. IS md Prois. Schockey and Malmene will
luke part in the Arion's opening concert.
nrs. VT Burt and children, OF the Island
returned few days ago from Cincinnati and
Louisville, where they visited the two el posi-.
tons.
Misses Charlotte and Bessie Faris, Of the
Garden Epot, have returned from al extend.
ed visit to their un0!e, lion. 4. c. Ilamage
OF Fair Hill, Ohio.
Mrs. Capt. Thomas Prince, Mrs. Robert
Nesbitt and Miss Annie Ball, all Of Wheel.
ing, were among Belairc friends yesterday.
Heiiaire INDEPENDENT. -
AR. Martin Thornton, OF the Celebrated
Capitol I.estanrant,o of Wheeling, accompanied
by his wife, visited Wellshurg Yesterday, and
expresses himself rs highly pleased With our
town. l!tl'sJury Herald. ~
Miss Annie Martin, daughter OF Rev. DR..
Martin, Of Fairmont, who has been visiting
IN the fanly Of Mr.. NJ. N. Marsh, South
broadway, for some time. is quite i'll, and
will cut her visit short OIL this account.
Gov. ]. d. Jackson was in the city for a few
days past to make arrangements to take his
wife back with him to Wheeling, where she
will spend the winter. The kind wishes OF
their many friends here attend them to thpirr
adopted home, and We are glad OF the fact
that their absence Is not to be permanent
furfewImy Jo,nnni.
Miss Minnie Madden wears her hair like
Sarah bernhardt wore hers, and the similar.
ity in the shape OF the head OF this young
American girl to that Of the genius Of the
French stage is striking to even casual OBJ.
server. She was speaking to Cincinnati re.
porter recently when the subject turned on
ihe dancing and singing In plays, and she re.
marked II really could not give high kick
for a hundred dollars eao., time my foot went
up. It Is all right for those who do that sort
OF thing naturally, for they always appear
modest, but should feel so queer could
not do Il right, sud would make everybody
see that felt that vay.' Thu reporter De.
scribes her MS one of those actrcssts who are
IS pretty II not prettier, of the stage than on
It.. "she was dressed in dark blue dress
trimmed In long bands OF velvet, and that
fitted her perfectly. She has 1.-THE, graceful
figure that can make any dress look bccon,.
lnP; n bright, in fact RADIANT face, broad fore
head, quick sparkling eyes, and her Grecian
shaped head Is covered with hair that the
knglish srtists would rave over as pre-. Rapl,.
aelIte. or pt least pnre Titan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
Snvc Your Money.

Having received Il portion Of our goods for
our great ninety days sale re ore now ready
and otter them to the citizens OF Wheeling. We
have IN store and arc receiving daily Il line
OF goods equal IN quality aud style 10 any
In the city, which we offer YOU at about
half theirnctual value. Toconyince the public
TINT this is absolutely true, we give below
hepriceJ OF few article now open and
ready forsalc. Remember, we guarantee all
goods 10 BE- as represented.
r os LADIES uEAR. r.
We haze 4 small lot Of ladies' fine kid and
goat boots, tirst.class IN every respect, selling
ut 81 IS. EUru'. = ~ Q
Ladies' grain and goat, lace solid and
strong, selling from IS cents up. .0E
Ladies' lasting CATERS, III button and lace,
selling from SO cents up. ..H
Also, in store and coming, misses, chill.
dren's and infants shoes, correspoudingly
low. -
GESrLEMEs's WEAR. j.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase pair OF
II ne dress shoes can buy at our store u cloth
ton Congress Derby toe, imitation lace, for
$265 Sobby and stylish. III,
Also bull, bos.toe, English tie, for 81 G5.
II you want an every day shoe, we have
then, in buff button, soiid and durable, ut
Sl35. -" -
you are looking for bargain in calf
boots, we can suit you ut g s.. Only small
lot, call soon.
Kip boots, bestquality, 10 inch top, selling
ut - IS.
Kip boots, medium, 81 05.
Whole leather kip brogans rs cents.
Prime kip brogans, 81 Is. nHhg
We handle nothing but Gootlyear's best
ell ri,EI To- r.1 ~