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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

'"e'' "hN Observation-Disclosures
.s Lcyec LarontsS.
The Regular gets away at p. NJ. for Ma,a.
! lnoras. no ,i-.Hs. 90
Last evening at O'Clock the G. W. Ander.
son was preparing to leave for Pittsburgh
The Diurnal was yesterdays parxcrsburv
Jacket, and the C. ". Bachelor is the boat
for this morning, .sii'sl''
The Wyoming, feet and handsome, IS an.
bounced as Thursdays packet for St. l.ouis
Merchants should notice "ad." III
The river commenced rising slowly yester
dry afternoon. At 6 o'clock the gauge marks
indicated depth Of 8 feet 1 inches,
The Anderson was not damaged much By
tue lire Sunday night. The roof was snlp)y
chnrfed little around the stove pipe.
The John Tomas left yesterday afternoon
for parkcrsburg. 1t viii be absent about two
weeks, taking the place of the George
streeker, in the Parkcrsburg aud Marietta
trade. .s,s-.-.s -, ll.SI..Is- y ' WV
1t was very disagreeahiu on the Ieyee YES.
teeFaay. az stronG cold wind blew down the
river During the middle OF the day consid.
cradle business was done, the following
steamers landing and unloading; :, Abner
OSealsTelcgram, Anderson, Regular, Diurnl
nj, Lucas and Little Anna, -
The Antlc7 bad not arrived at midnight
bat will probably be OFT hand in time to-
leave at her usual hour this afternoon. Ow.
'ng 10 low wafer the Andes has not heer,
able to reach this port for several weeks.
Onr merchants vii! ball her reappearauee
with delight Captain Charlie Muhlcman in
In command, Mart Noll smiles iron, the Office
anu Messrs. Comes and Abrams arc in the
pilot house. Freight accommodations are
ample. 57.G ~ -
! From what wo have boon enabled 10 learn
q ITO report ofeepcrvisias Inspector Gener-
al D9mont. the Inspection Service, notwita.
Standing the large reduction In license fees
| which Affected the. receipts during the
lust three months Of tho fiscal YEAR, has been
more than self.supporting, there being sur.
plus OF receipts Of $4,000, and Il falling off OF
~. zoo in comparison with the previous year.
There Is now i fund Of nearly thrce.duarters
Of million In tho Treasury TO tho credit OF.
The Inspection Service, and General Dun,oHt
II OF the opinion that this will meet all def.
! clencics for fully seventeen years, when ,be
service will be again more than self support
.ng, us tho increase Of receipts yearly from
the growth Of commerce is More than So 900.
Only "o5 deaths by casualties OH board steam,
vessels are reported, Notwithstanding that
5ol .o0O.oOO passengers were carried during
the year. Apparently the Inspection Service
Is In most healthy condition, aud well con,
Quoted, though there may be, and, in iaot,
are, some causes for complaint, traceAhle, in
the main, to the administration Of local In.
spcctorships.- lhrim'Iparnal. IS.
l1rrsEpEeH, November 1s.-Riyera feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
CINCINNATI, Soyember l3.-River 8 feet q
inches and falling. Weather cloudy aud
| cooler. Arrlved-Sidney,, Wheelipc. I'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14
INDICATIONS,
CITY HKEvITlES.
Glrnnins~ amd Gossip From All Parts OF
tho Local News Field.

ilrhnins~ AMI G0s~tp From All Parts OF
tho Local News Field.
CoUSClI thiseveniug. .,
BsSwoop is 10 have new Jail.
TIE IIarrisons in Viva tonight.
TnsEEare lots Of Masons in town.
a FEW flakes OF rea! snow fell yesterday.
Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued Mon.
day,
CLERK Hook admitted one deed Of trust 10
record yesterday. .,.'0r
Tue Public Library building Is rcceiviusa
fresh coat Of paint. aw
There was no Municipal Court yesterday.
II meets again this inorAing.
TIE Committee on Cemeteries attended In
the routine business Of the past month Inst
night.
As TuxEE ~ but one show next week the
three this week will no doubt be well p;,.
ironizeu. ,Tt I5s
Tnr annual fsir and festival Of the Church
o. the Immaculate Conception commences
On the 18th prox. Sc
TIN Circuit Court meets next Monday
Witnesses are being summoned to appear be.
fore the grand jury. t-l
FAIEAoxr Democrats iolliiicd Saturday
"
brethern follow suit? 49,, %
Joux SULLIVAN, formerly dtayntan tn this
city, now Of Claysville, had little girl IA.
,ally sca!ded Saturday evening. ~. i.
lollS LENNON had his leg hur. very baby
on his engine BY the spring hammer yes.cf.
hay morning on No. train cast. III.
y l., PGALt was yesterday appointed ruar.
z. dian OF Louisa Bauer, orphan OF John Bauer,
deceased. giving bond In the sum OF 500,
with l.. q. Reed US surety.
.f.ErrErs advertised Tuesday, November IL
.Iumes Burke. D. @. Chrisner Ki.kwood
Bros, Miss Maggie LunSiar,l, Ell. Morning
ton, VIM. Schoppe, John TAFT, T.. D. Morrell
IT is said the r. C. & St. l.. Railroad Com
pany will examine its employees OH colo,
blindness and defective vision, and those
who fail to pass All examination will be re
lieved.
TIE Bel!aire nail mill will Oh Wednesday
OF this week receive car load 81 nail Nm
chimes from Sweeney & Son. OF Wheeling,and
The capacity OF the factory here will DO in
creased = Independent.
sr 'soutgg ScifUL7xG had before him Mrs. Wi,
liam Hughes. 1t seems that she had raised
a bic racket made regular show, in fact
/ and n fine OF IS and costs was assessed and a
, bond for six months good behavior taken.
GoysnSon JACKSON yesterday Issued his
writ to the Sheriff OF Braxton county. direct
inc him 10 cause an election to be held hy the
ausll,led voters Of list county on the twenty.
1rst day of December, for the selection OF a
member Of The House OF Delegates to till the
20 .# 4 y p. . ID . b g. M . / . ~
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PERSONAL PENCILJlNGS.
Htu!iaSHls',ea Visjs8rg tu tita City Hnd
I'D. -..-t WhecltnSitca AbrOul.

s.s -.. Whcriingitcs Abrond.
Johu Kari, Of Mtrnkcm,cller's drug store,
Is seriously i'll. 9F 81. - 'T':'
r: F. Birch, OF Washington, was in The
city yesterday. a ' f7~
Geo. 4loss, Esq, Of Weston, q leading lner.
chant OF TINT place, Is in the city.
Geo. Brinkman, Esq, OF Grafton, accom-.
panied by his daughter, Is at the S,umn,,
A. II. WaggcMcr, E:q., travelling passenger
agent OF the Chicago Il Northwestern K. Il
is ut the Stamm House. ,E'sf -" E. = =
Miss lillie lngersal], who has hocn WISHING
friends in Wheeling, returned homo today.
lloshtnDton, Pa, Reporter. s,..e
Vice President Z. D. Thompson, OF tho A.
Al, run down to Moundsvile yesterday TO
look after the klonlan mill trouble, J.lg :,
Lion. John W. Grantham, ex.tlelegatc from
Jefferson county. was in the city tsterday
and called on old friends at the State House.
NJ. Aug Ebeling, representing thu firm OF
J: NJ. 4 II. A. Jeilles, cigar manufacturers
Q, Philatlelpliia, is In the city with his sam:
pie cases. :, -
ltis nov stated that Dr.. updeeraf has "a
far recovered that It Is thought by his friend,
nt home TINT be will be able 10 return IL
washington on the assembling OF Congress.
ES'sherili fars9ns, Of Thicker county, aud
cS'Assessor s. X. Fausler, OF the same county.
we're ut tho State House yesterday, ; MI
PARSONS settled bis accounts with tho Al.
Ailer. a;.I. Ti5{s 49, :,
All extraordinarily large crowd Of West
,y,Fslnlans are IN tho city, a,oat Of them be.
ing attracted by the Masonic gathering. At
the stamm House are: A. D. w. StrIckier
and George A. Byser, OF Philippi; V. 8. Davis
md G. 3: Stout, Shinnston: l.;V. Seymour,
!M.ooref'eld;'M: ~. Malcolm, Fayetteville; A.
s: Grant and W. Z. Heskill, Piedmont: i.
y. Wilson, pennsboro; j. j. TUT and j, s
shalier, philIppl. AZ tile New McLllre.
YIN APPLICABLE, Whllsburg; Geo. lloss, D.
N: Bailey, WIN. X. Wilson and ]. Il. Clifton,
Weston; lion. ". Hi. Flick, Martinsburr:
y. Stone, X. D. Walker, Fairmont; ". Il.
hieEs, J. s. Doak, ": II. 'Linganfelter, Mar.
tfnsburg; A. n. Williams. Frank Rex. rar.
kersburlg; S: = Boyd. Glen Easto,,; Frank
Burt, Warrington. At the st. James; 4, M
buchahan,tJ. 9. PALMER, Joe Z. aud W, N
Curtis, all oil. Wellsburg. -7Sg ~ " Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

md soon made q, successful debut at tia
Lyceum Theatre (now Harcrly's) and subsc.
1uently starred the provinces and made pro,
ionged tour Of Europe. Having acquired al
independent fortune by legacy, as we'll IA
through her professional endeayors, her pub.
lie appearances have been curtallsd and her
HE devoted 70 the palatial home she lives ii
70, day. She has one daughter, l3 years old,
who has already given promise Of becoming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

:, A eirizf* OF the. Quaker City, Mr.. r.
Freed, living at j.. Vine. street, recently
sPoxeas follows; being afflicted with lis.
Iresing cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
recommended 10 mo for relief I am iiappy
10 say mat q lew doses not only gave me In.
slaht fellflt bllt effected c0Mpleie cnEe.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,
not,,crs exhibition.

| liTrssuRaH, November l3.-The Hrst In.
tsrnational exhibition Of bo,ters will open
at Turner's hall In this city tomorrow
morning and continue the balance Of the
week Exhibitors will DO present from
England and all parts Of the United States,
with machinery and appliances peculiar
to the trade. Tho exhibition promises 10
be a great success, mas iE7V6,s'. ~ - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

DUBLIN, November 13.-lt is rumored
here TINT Delaney, charged with the at.
tempted assassination Of Justice Lawson,
only icigned to commit the crime in order
TINT being arrestcd he might turn inform.
or in tho case Of the Phoenix Park muir
uerefS. sr" '.IF JHsi.ss fH ..I.f.r"Ti.ll ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

HE had just returned from his summer va.
cation, and describing the beauties Of
mtlQGntain sconesy 10 lady friend, lie asked:
Haye you ever seen the .Cats.kill noun
'ains5' and site answered. 'So; but / have
seen the Bulls.coush.syru,r ~
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ahe Qn i'')'
Once: Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Etreet.


First OF the season-Geo. X. McMcchcn,
One Touch Of Winter-B. i. Caldwell,
Thurber's Goods-Geo. X. McAIecben,
Wanted-Snll Pla,e shearman,
Welcome Clothes Wringers.
For Rent-Furnshed Room.
For Louisville, Cairo and Memphis Steam
er Wyoming. .-.
State OF West Virginia, &c.
Change OF Time-B. 80. X. R, Co.-Third
Page. =
Emsheimet's Dry Goods Store-Head Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

MRS. ZlEGENFELDER is prepared to
supply families Will, IL tIrst.class article
Of lee Cream to-day. No. Gg Twelfth
Street. ....... .I. rSr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

InE digestive organs weakened and worn
ont ny using cathartic medicines, restored by
using Browns Iron Hiuers. psw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

AS line assortment Of colors, in silk p}ushes
IN different qualities, MS there Is TO be found
in the city. t'a Gro q raw :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

OUR 10 cent gents. underwear, would be
cfieap at 90 cents per piece. GEO. G. Roru.
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TherinOl,ietcr Record.

TIE usual merchants lanch Ut tie New
ifcf.ure House Sample Rooms daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

.ftpsH, plush, pIpsh. beautiful line of
plush, all coots Vt low prices.
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NCnCilt Concert.

I,,r 49,, ,.,,,l.. ~ -, - ~,
on ~, W. NV weeha past, 'he members oil the
Cp pru" n. s"a;. "eda nna o. our various
herman social societies have been bllsily ut
wotk arranging Tor benefit concert and
aa,'; the proceeds 10 80 toward the relief Of
plu AaS FeiH!er, ior nany years one Of our
Scil known mus'cIa0s, who waa recently
s'ricRen down by ,paralytic stroke, Fein.
.ef .o or many yours played with kramers old
u1smestra. from Tue aile II was started until
te was alssotsea, ahd TUG opera House orches-
tra formed, When he went into it and re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

Having recently enlarged md rc,nol.
eled our Cloak Room, We are better pre-
pared than ever to exhibit our immense
and well selected stock OF Ladies' ind
Misses Wraps. That they are cheap, styl.
ish, well.made and the perfection Of fit, is
acknowledged by every lady who has ex.
amined them. 8 - -
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ogE l.Hc serge dress goods, are tue best
goods III the city, for the price, al colors.
'..- .l.... Gro G ROru
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ITO f'ONDIlOI.DERs.
rhinestone.

T. LIMESTONE.
senlsd proposals Will be received q, the oa,,r n,
,me boam 81 Public NO Ks Of The tity Of Wheeling
until hre O'Clock +. ". Ut Wednesday, S0y.ni,t
l5lh. for breaking mud sptraJ!ns Of jIye.
stone on Jaeos street. In the Eighth Eard, INN Tilt
..y.ni!h Street 70 the Marshall county boundary pr.
Two Strings OF limestone of &ajn street iom Sint,
street North To the citys boundary line TW1
s.iinEs Of Limestone on Zane street, Seventh vsri
The stone furnished must be Of the pC,t DUALITY Of
blue limestone. and broken To- slze ANAL. ruoi,sS
10 pass through ring 2s Inches III &i4Eetef, Tst
cnontrsGtor VIII not be permiite'! to occupy nClr
ihan one square. Upon which limestone in,lI IT,
broken aud srscai before proceeding 10 the neii
sqnare. 70. Z. ..-sr.
Iron alS mus: be made BY hciH:rh An! ai.Ull.
panied win tho mime Ot Responsible .llrtly uI
me bond which will be required 10 NCu,et6rith,
fai performance OF the cotitmct
Inc Board reserves the risht to rtltc. any OtplI
l;y order OF The Board.
nol3 i,.s -.- Il A. GALL'GAS. fletx
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14
NV'fEL ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

M9Anoa Mlcu, September Is. 1878
Sirs-l have been taking Hop l,itters for
inflammation OF kidneys and bladder. II Inv
alon done Tor mt what four doctors failed 10 d.
me effect OF Hop llit,ers seemed like magic
10 me- '.u W. l.. CARTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

LApiEs' scarlet wool underwear, n fine ss.
sorlment, at Geo. e. Roth's. y
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Tie following shows the range OF the ther.
mon,eter. as observedat Schnepf's drug store,
Opera House corner: - :
MONDAY. .
1881 ..s 1882
7IH. 2M.3p.u.7rN i7A.x. l2X,3p.h,7r.N
AZ 50 81 So Il - ~
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. November IA. / A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather veerins to southeriy winds, station.
AIRY or higher temperature and pressure +
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing
weather, westerly shifting 10 sou,herly
winds, stationary or higher temperature and
pressure. ...H..t .....
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Forty years trial h, proved "RLACK.
DRAl)GHTn the best liver u,cliciue in
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ThEGreatcst discoveries Of the 10Th century
Will have been peruna aud Maua!ln. :
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"BlAcX.DRAuaHT" ma,..s ch;,,,

and fever impossible. ......
For sale by Logan l. Co,
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No headache or hacl;,aclte for l.,l;es
who drink "WInE OF CARDUl"
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RIVER NEWS,

For sale by Logan & Co.
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local ami Telosrnrhie-,Ii schiinncou.
.l Lcyec I.NcOntpg I'D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

lhe llrst snow OF the winter fell yesterday.
;an ", Anderson yesterday brought M
''IoV barrels oi apples for rcshipment mere.
Frank Pipes has dropped tile drug bust,
., Tor n place in J. r. Kings dry goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-14

=, The organization oil Ladies' Christian
temperance Society was effected by Mrs
N,eese, Of Steubenyillp, in lower Deliaire1 OF
which The following ladies' are officers: Mrs
sarah westoott, President: Mrs. II. d. Miller
ana Mrs. Jonathan Hoffman, Vice prsi.
GENT; Mrs. Il. Morgan, secretar ); Mrs Jos
Brand, Treasurer. " 'OS'
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-02

LITERARY SocIETY.-A programme
as follows has been prepared for the
Philalathean Literary Society which
will hold public session at the court
house Wednesday evening, December
9th: Opening address, a. I. Camp
bell; Debate, "Resolved that the Cab
met officers of the United States should
be entitled to seats on the floor of tie
Senate to take part in its delibera-
tions." Affirmative, J. w. Hamilton;
negative, A. Mires. Music, readings
and recitatlons by favori'es will in
tersperce the exercises. Let there
be large turnout of our citizens as
the Philalathean justly enjoys the
name of being the best literary society
in the State. A business meeting OF
the said society is called to take place
Monday evening at the Office of DR.. r.
M. Davis. BY order
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-02

ANNUAL REPoRT.-We have received
from the Board of Trade of Portland
their eighth annual report, which con-
tains much valuable information rela-
tive to the rapid development of the
State and city. From it we learn that
passengers have arrived at that port
during the past season at the rate of
l50 per day, and it is estimated that
fully fifty per cent of that number
have come within the State overland
during .hat period. AT the present
rate of increase Oregon will, at no
distant day, rank with the first States
in the Union in wealth and population.
1t is time that the country as we'll as
the city were making preparations to
receive and utilize this vast increase of
wealth and population. Roseburg,
surrounded as it is by vast water priv
lleges, which needs but a moderate out
lay to utilize them and make them the
finest power for turning machinery to
be met with anywhere; with our mild
and even climate and the best wool III
the world, offers strong inducements
for milling enterprises. If such enter
prises were inaugurated here the
freights on the exports of the raw ma,
terial and import of the manufactured
goods would be saved to the people of
Southern Oregon, as well as the pro fits
and percentages which every middleman
and operator retains out of the fleece
before it returns to clothe the family Of
the farmer who clipped it from his
sheep in the Umpqua valley.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-02
MYRTLE CREEK.

There will be grand ball here on
Christmas. Also Christmas tree for
the little ones.
Mr.. Gabbert, the polite agent of
Wells Fargo s. Co., is at present alb
sent from town, recreating His place
is ably filled by our friend Ezra Dyer.
A former correspondent Of your pa
per recently intimated that he could
hear wedding chimes not far cf. He
little '.of4' as regards the parties there
to. The high contracting parties are
well known here. We hate to mention
names and will merely mention the
fact that the gentleman's given-name
sounds a little like the article used by
duck when propelling itself in the
water, while the ladies' name might be
Violet, but it isn't
Attractive ladies seem to be scarce
here. Recently handsome young la
dy was complimented by the appear
ance of at least a half dozen beaux on
the same evening. The list EN- braced
great variety Of marriageble men,
consisting of druggists, saloon keepers,
school teachers, farmers, etc. The fact
is the girls think this kind of business
is getting monotonous, and say that
they had better stay at home and not
clog the wheels of commerce by closing
taeir places of business SO early, in or
der to get ahead of each other.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-02

A NOTABLE WEDDING. On Thurs
day, Nov. 23d, Mr. Charles Kohn, who
is we'll and favorably known in South
ern Oregon, was married to Miss Dore-
ma Jacobs, at Corvallis. The wedding
was a brilliant one, the attendance
large and the presents were unusually
numerous and costly, including silver
in almost every form, mirrors, statua-
ry. brio. a-brac and wealth of flowers.
Congratulations were received from the
whole coast, from the east ard Europe.
We larn that the newly married couple
will reside in Portland, where Mr..
Kohn intends to 60 into business. We
wish them success.
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Market Affords
ADMINISTRATORS NoTICR.


Notice is hereby given TO whona r.
may concern: That the undersignae.
has been duly appointed and qualiAe1
as executor of the estate of Danisa
Wells deceased, late of Douglas eeunsa.
0r5 gon, and the County Court Of ssSa
county has issued letters testamentaw
thereof, therefore all persons owing
said estate are .equested to make Ina
mediate royment, and all persons have
ing claims against said estate are noti~
fled 10 present he same duly vsril2sa
to the undersigned. at his residence IN
Fen Mile. inasaid county and state, 81
to Hermann Ball, the attorneys of said
estate, at Roseburg, Oregon, within six
months from date hereof.
w. Il. WELLS, Executor.
HERMA1fN & BALL, Attor. of Estate.
Koseburg, Oregon, Sept. 20, 1e82.