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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-09

For SPRAIN.-Bathe with arnica d.
luted with water, and bandsge wish
soft flannel moistened with the same.
A sprained wrist thus treated viii
grow well and strong in a fey day
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-09
MALARIA

Malaria is an almost in
describable malady which
not even the most talented
physicians are able to faith
ON. Its cause is most fire.
quently ascribed to local
surroundings, and there is
very little question, but this
opinion is substantiated by
facts. Malaria does not nee
essarily mean chills and
fever while these troubles
usually accompany it. It
often affects the sufferer with
general lassitude, accom-
panied by loss of appetite,
sleeplessness, a tired feeling
and a high fever, the per-
son afflicted growing weak
er and weaker, loses flesh
day after day, until he be-
comes a mere skeleton, a
shadow of his former self
Malaria once having laid its
hold upon the human frame, the
door Of the system is thrown open
to nervous diseases, The body
weak and enfeebled absorbs no
nourishment, but subsisting upon
itself, the digestive organs no
longer perform their functions;
the liver becomes torpid, and other
organs failing to do their routine
work, speedily become disordered,
and dissolution and death are apt
TO enSue.
In addition to being a certain cure
for malaria and chills and fever,
Browns IRON BITTERs is highly
recommended for all diseases requir-
ing a certain and efficient tonic; es-
Peciallyindigestion, dyspepsia, inter
mlttent fevers, want of appetite, loss
Of strength, lack of energy, etc.
Enriches the blood, strengthens the
muscles, and gives new life to the
nerves. Acts like charm on the
digestive organs. 1t is for sale by
all respectable dealers in medicines,
price, 81 per bottle
Be sure and get the genuine
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
Take no other.
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-09-09

The new blue shade is known as
porcelain blue, and is very fashiona-
BILE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

The following conveyanccs Of real estate
were admitted TO record In Recorder Hooks
office yesterday:
a deed made March 8, 1882 by Mary A.
Harden and John Harden, her husband. 10
Elizabeth ltydinger, of lots No. sand 0, living
IN that addition TO South Wheeling, known
formerly as Lagrange. Consideration 81 .I5O
y deed made March I'd, 1882, by August
MarQuardt and wife to NJ. J. Myers, of a par.
eel OF land lying on Wheeling Island, known
as lot No. 10 in square s. Consideration SOi5.
A deed made January 81, 1881, by George
II. Taylor and wife to Caroline Livingston, Of
part OF lot No. O, in square No. 0. us desig-
mated on the map OF the subdivisions OF the
Joseph Caldwell estate and additions there.
from. Consideration $500.
A deed made March /, 1882 by Trephene
D. Hornbrook;.et al, heir, OF she late Thomas
lIornbrook, to the Wheeling & Belmont
Bridge COomDRny, OF parcel OF land on
Wheeling Island, lying southwardly of yir-
GINA street and east OF Zane street. Consid-
Grafton $500.
A deed made January So, 1882, by Ludwig
Putscher and wife, OF Newark, New Jersey
TO John Medick Of the north half OF lot M.
o. in square No. II, as designated on the man
Of the Joseph Caldwell estate, ON the west
side OF EotTStreet, between Twenty-seyenth
$1,000.
A deed made March ., 1882, by William
Morrison and wife TO George and John
Green Of q piece OF land on Little Wheeling
creek, known as part OF lot No. In the town
o. Harrisburg, Ohio county; consideration
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

This Justice did wholesale business yes.
terday, disposingof the following:
Daniel Holmes was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Adam Co.'S, charging him with
assault and battery. The evidence did moi
spbsta1tiate the charge, and Holmes was dis
Adam Co.'S was then arrested on a charge
OF drunkenness, and was find s. and costs,
This being paid, Co.'S was arrested on a
charge Of disturbing the peace preferred by
Mary Holmes, and was fined s. and costs.
This business being disposed OF the Justice
adjourned his court TO Jail, and Mont Drum.
mond was run out OF his dungeon cell 10 a n.
swer the charge Of adultery with Mary Tuck.
er pRterred by Kate I.aShhw, his sister, This
case Was tried before Jury, composed OF W.
II. Halter, WIN. Rose, VIM. scroggins, Sam,
Norton, Frank Falloure and A. II. PhiIipg
All OF the parties to tho suit are members Of
the Drummond family, Of North Wheeling
whose reputation is bad in that neighboF.
hood. Mont was cleared by the Jury, This
was singular, as Mary Tucker, charged with
the same olHenss with Mont, had few DAYS
before confessed to being guilty, and Ind
paid her fine; yet yesterday she denied having
anything to do with Mont
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SPEYER BROS.


Mention OF Ladies' and Gentlemen OF
Local Prominence.
Bro. Hart, Of the Wetzel Me'Icnger, was In
the city yesterday. 80
Judge Brown, OF the Senate has gone
home on brief visit.
Mr. Hobbs Is OFT on his semi,montblv v;s;,
TO his home at Fairview.
Senators Donahoo and Newman arc eniov,
ing visits from their wives. 'N'
8. L. Mooney, President of the b. & S. w
railroad, is again in the city.
MGSSrS Brose List and Jim HaIlowuv Ioovs
next week for the far West to prospect n IN.
The many friends of Miss Laura ]. Row.
man are sorry TO hear Of her serious illness
at her home on EOil street, and hope for her
speedy recovery.
Charlie Sutherland, one OF our well known
young men, left yesterday for Cleveland ,n
take n position IN the large stationery bonss
OF Il, T. Van Epps & Co. We wish him sue.
cess, 'NN
John Hall, Esq, editor OF the ST. Mary,
O6iaTe, was about the State House yestertlav
He was In the Union army, and was injured
about the eyes, 50 as TO make him almost on.
tirely blind, '''
Jake kemple's aesthetic lecture ut the
Wheeling Opera House last night was sue.
cess, Jake's foolishneS apparently suits his
fellow citizens OF West Virginia. Rev, VIM
NJ. Loague, OF Wheeling, will address ,hS
people OF Benwood on the occasion Of thS
annual return Of St Patrick's Day Fbs
gentleman Is reported a scholar and an
0rator.-Be!lGire 7Elbune. '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04
CHURCH AND sAnnArn school,.
POintson the Programme of Worship In
the City Churches.

Rev. q. Z. Hite will preach in Chapline
Street N. L. Churchat 1880 \. NJ. and r. N.
Services ut the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church
by Rev. C. p. Masden at 1880 A. N. and 7 r,
NJ. Sabbath school at9P.M.
There will be services at St. Luke's Church
tomorrow ut 1880 A. N. and T. NJ. by Rev.
robert Gibson, OF Farkersburg, W. Va
Services in tho First Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunning.
ham, d. D., will preach at 1890 A. N. and !
p. N.
Preaching in the Third Presbyterian
Church tomorrow by Rev. J. G. Lyle, pastor,
at 1880 A. Nj. and 7P. N. Sabbath school at
2F.N.
St Matthews Church, corner Fifteenth
and Chapline streets. Services tomorrow al
1880 a. NJ. and $50 r. ". Services during The
week on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 1880
and Wednesdays and Thursdays ut I'm.
There will DO preaching tomorrow at The
Disciples Church, between Twenty.tirst and
Twenty-seCond streets, on Market, by the
pastor, W. b. Thomson, at II A. N. and P,
N. A cordial invitation Is extended to all.
Bishop Kahn having been UNEXPECTEDLY
called away to assist ut the ObSequies Of the
late Bishop Lynch, at Charleston, S, c.,
which took place on Wednesday, 1t Is more
than probable he will not get back in time 10
deliver his regular Lenten lecture to-mor-
row.
The Wheeling Preachers Association will
convene In the Thomson n. L. Church on
Monday, March Q, at l:30 P. ". Order OF the
day. Question-"WhAt is Done for the Soul
at Confession" Rev. E. Il. Jones, OF the NJ.
7. Church Of Martinsville, o., will open the
discussion. Ministers Of other Evangelical
denominations are most cordially invited TO
attend.
Rev. ]. D. Milford will preach in the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning and
evening. At 1880 the fourth sermon In he
course on the spiritual conflict, theme; ''The
shoes OF Peace" PASTORS Bible class at 3 p
N. At r. ", Human exertions FOR In,
glorious ends" Mrs, sheih has kindly CON.
sented TO sing at both services, Strangers arc
invited to all services,
The March meeting OF the Wheeling Sun.
day School Teachers Association will be held
next Tuesday night at the German N, II
Church. The programme will be normal
Bible lesson, by w. B. Thomson, on "PoWer
over Evil Spirits, MARK 5:l.i0-dnestion
drawer and q discussion OF the proposed anal
review for the whole year. Each Sunday
school should be fully represented, a. rnattefs
Of interest TO all viii be brought up,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04
WEsr YInGINrA nm VIZ.

-, -
Aae hafSo"r ana taeker county mhFau
aeFs-ASrest and EseaPe Of one Of the
Men Taken from Jail nj PhiIlppl Last
fall.
Governor Jackson recentiv olEered n revayl
nj som ~, ,ho $500. - H.. -
- ''' ,is S"P'uie VI ule t"V men Wh'
were rescued from jail at Philippi, In Barbour
county, In October last, by band of Rel
Men nf,or r,nh, T,'s " ~ - 49, w. ~.
80. 80 .S"" ne tvo men :" Pues.,ol
"o'e halnsu Floyu MAhh anu Ihom@ wat
kins. They had been indicted, tried and sen
fenced To the county iail for one wear ioj
,.,,,r,, -, .,,,..i.. ~, a., l., 80
80 - i'su 'ie" ~ Wv "n'P
ping aiteF night Of cltEens against whom
tue gang with which they associated had
erudRe. soon After they wara ssntencod an,
oor AL . -, =, All. .,...,..
S'Ni',.u bA"b VI HleiI eohieueEaVes r0d'
into Phiippi one night and by force over
powered the iallor aud rescued them, sine
Whlch Time they nave been a. large, and thu
gang oil which they are members have gOnt
on as usual with their midnight manuding
the consequence being that the people o
barbour anu Tucker, as to certain districts o
thOse counties, have been under species o
terrorism,
AI|er tue oher OF the reward Major jim
sweeney, OF this city, went out to Barbour
ana procured warrant for the arrest o
one Of lhese men Marshl from the Prosecu-
ting Attorney Of the county, and In company
with Deputy United States Marshal Tetel
went 70 bis house In Clover Mountain dis
trlcI IncKer county, about twenty-five miles
from Philippi, and arrested him early las
Tuesday morning and started with theil
prisoner for Phllippi. They had taken hlu
only short distance from his house 70 the
place where they had left their horses (TeteI
having gone forward TO got their horses
when Marsh made adaringpluDge down over
the rocks Tor his liberty, falling as he touched
the rocks. Major Sweeney sprang after him
pistol In hand, and he also fell and injured
himself considerably on the rocks Teter
seeing Marsh escaping, fired at him, but
without avail, and both pursued Marsh intG
thicket, where he escaped. So that the Major
and the deputy were forced to return tC
Philippt without their man.
The affair was soon nOised abroad, and the
result was that en- wednesday last, being our
day, Phtlippi was filled with country PEG
pie, numbers OF the Red Mems gang being
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04
HINES CAPTURED.
A HoOnshIner Taken After Five Years
of DOdrInR

OF DOdging.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Haggerty is again
in the city after n weeks run in pursuit Of q
hoary headed evil doer in the Businesses Of
the Second district. 1t 10 scarccly necessary
to say that he got his man. II he had not he
would yet he after him.
The prisoners name is Ephraim Hines,
and he has eluded capture for half decade,
Five years ago he was indicted for the Illicit
manufacture OF liquor, at the session of the
U; S. Circuit Court at Clarksburg. The
oilense was cOmmittedin Hampshire county,
Since his indictment he has been vainly pur-
sued many time and oft" and numerous
are the thrilling stories Of adventure by the
Government officials engaged in tracking
him up.
Early this week Marshal Hagverty got
wind OF his mans whereabouts. He was
engaged in hauling logs for saw mill In the
woods in Berkeley county. The officer
sought out the mill and inquired for Hines
lie was not there, and a signal on the steam
whistle told him Of the officers presence and
he took to the woods.
Several days were spent in following him
up along the Maryland border, and finally
Haggerty came in sight OF him. He ut once
started to run, and was not captured until
the Marshal had emptied several chambers
Of his revolver in his direction. The whist.
ling Of the balls in close proximity to his
head waSa potent argument and he stopped
and allowed himself 10 be arrested. He was
taken to Clarksburg and lodged in jail.
Mines IS quite notorious character. lie is
known as the man who shot Pat Kenney,n
nor i that the only serious crime laid at his
door by common rumor. He is regarded as a
bad man. and his arrest places another big
feather in Deputy Haggeriy's cap. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

About 5 o'clock Mr. Hall, on motion. took
the chair, called the Branch to order and tn,
following members responded to their names
MeSSrs. Crisweli, Fritz, Hall, IIalsted, Hull
Miller, McAdamS, SchultZc, Simpson, vii
son. Wolvington and ZOeCkler.
The minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and adopted
The report of the Committee on Lights
received from the Second Branch at the iasi
meeting, was taken upand adopted.
The resolution from the Second Branch,
contained In the report OF the Committee on
Markets, providing for repairs to the Center
Market roof was referred back to the Com
mittee with instructions to ascertain the cost
OF tin roOf.
On motion Of Mr.. Wolvington, the Health
ordinance was indefinitely postponed.
II was resolved to non-COncur with the
action OF the Second Branch in ordering the
charter assessment amendment bill 10 be
printed, and the Solicitor was requested Ia
confer with the Second and show the i'm.
portance OF the measure.
Action on the ordinance in relation TO the
Citizens Street Railway was, on motion 81
Mr.. Criswell, postponed until the next
meeting.
The ordinance amending the present fire
ordinance in that it grants the liremen an
advance in wages, was taken up and long
discussion bad, but the final result was thai
it was adoN pied.
Adjourned.
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RIVER Rlrplr.
AHh the Notes they WSn,,
Wba.f Alohg TIA

Ahd the Notes they WSn,,
wharf Along Ii,
in good time. '"'A'nourg, got avn,
,, Tho Alarm! Alarm was the onIy ,o,...,.
p PPs coS yesterday I'ventdo down 1ST TIS u,
Bright Light, that /, 5 Ia' 10y the sieaps,
from Pittsburgh to St Lout,' 'day en- route
1t Is rumored amonc,tcamAo.,
Capt Asa Booth intends " wi'S circles that
the steamboat business at an ss,IS sny irOa
The Sidney Is the Cincinnati Ivy
evening. Capt. List is The ' SoT UoAt 10y vi,
thls popular StcTn:whcel steamer I SnS ~, I
List smiles on all from the CIrtk' 4 my, Shas
The river continued rising y.,,,,J.,
noon, and last evening indicated ,uiy Lis.
10 feet and still coming IN ,loWlS = ~ SepA 4
a fair local trade done along tSs itnsn "
nothing specially important. '' 's''e, sVi
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An attempt was made Thursday night TO
break open A. Schick's store on Union street.
A sewer Is being laid to the river Ola Thirty.
sixth street, fromH. Roemer's and 7. Brailly's
houses.
NJ, Somehow will soon open shoe store
adjoining his dry goods store, to be In charge
Of lady clerks
=. T. King Is contemplating the building
oil twodwelling houses on Monroe street, near
his own residence.
DR.; Muhleman Is still unable 10 20 to work
at his practice, and Is now regaininV I'M
strength in Cleveland.
Some alterations are being made In ,I,o
Etna glass house that will change the outsids
appearance somewhat.
The new boiler was put 1t It's place nj tlq
Water Works power house Friday nv ibS
builder, J. u. Barnhill. - 'A'
Kelly Crozler and W. NJ. Druran are nrou.
inently mentioned as probable Democratic
candidates for the City Marshalship,
Workmen are as busy rs bees Mt the lorgo
building for the foundry, lust north oi t6s
Bellaire window glass house, in the First
ward. 's'
Ihere seems TO be growing sentiment in
- 'S alkut5 III DtlLnlTe, and IL Is
probable committee will visit Akron To sse
how that city Is lighted.
The long rest from walking matcbesis tn be
broken by a match betweet Dallas KenEedv
and Sam Smith at Zilch's Hall ON SATURDAY
next The purse Is 500.
John 7. Mercer will build brick residence
for himself on the corner occupied by IN
present home. The Fourth ward will SOON
be the rival otthe Fifth In fine homes.
A. o. Mellott has resigned bis place az
Adams Express agent here, and Thornbcrrv
q Booth have taken bis place. The office 4
now In Central Block, on Union street
While workmen were altering a sewer nj
Belmont and Thirty-second streets FridsS
afternoon, the water main near by sprun1
leak, and the excavation was soon boiiins
like u giant kettle. NS
D. D. Crafty has resigned his office Of Jp..
ice Of the Peace. There Is now only one iSs.
Zee In the township. One will Be elected N
iIr. Cratty,s place Rt the coming election ~
mother officer must be nominated satnfdsy
lfternoon. '-''''s 'A'''' u1y
Another B. & o. Locomotive rot into n.
Eater pretty deep at the river switch Fridsy
ibis time 1t was no ones fault, As the reyerSe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04
DENTISTRY.
Gke gntelIigsnter:
opiee. Nos. Is aud "a roasleealI al ll
New AdtertIsemenIs.

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Residence on North Front Street for Sale.
Farming, Grazing aud Timber Lands ior
Sale "A. Bone.
A Dark Bay Pony for Sale.
Fellows Compound Syrup Of HyPophos.
phites.
Large Experience and Honest Treatment.
Books on Building.
Attention, Farmers
To Builders and Contractors.
Public Notice.
Piano Moving.
Notice.
Friedel.
Letter List.
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To the yolks OF dx eggs, well beaten, udd
three-quarters pound OF white sugar, Juice oi
one lemon, one.half pound flour having in It
one measure Hammer Baking Powder, and
the whites Of six eggs beaten Stiff.
Each can OF Banner Powder contains a
measure 70 use instead OF a spoon, A Pound
Can with the measure and Banner Recine
Book complete, mailed 10 familles ON receipt
OF 90 cents Address, Hammer Baking Powder
p. o. Box sos, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., March Al M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, east to south winds, falling bar.
ometer, fair weather during tie day and
threatening with local rains during the
night.
For tho Lower Lake Region, increasing
Sloudlness, followed during the night by
light rains, northeast 10 southeast winds,
lower barometer, and slight rise in tempera.
ture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

]. T. STONE,
l140 Main street.
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The, people Of Triadclphia and vicinity
were delightfully."- entertained on Wednesday
evening at the NJ. L. Church. Mr., Frank i.
Davidson, young man about % years of nee
9 son OF Rev. W. A. Davidson Of the ESsi
ohio Conference, gave his new and original
entertainment entitled 'Smiles, /" in which he
displayed great deal OF versatile talent a
serleS oI,entert99inmentS, lectures, &C., have
oeeh gwen and are to be carried on at the
Rev. Ryan entitled "a Defense Of tho Rows III y
Rev. Ornen, Of BenwOod, lecturej on ~ itcTo.
ture.n We are to have a concerton Tho mi,
A little paper in the interest of these en,sr'
taiinimlentS, entitled the Triadelphia HergM l.
published by the NJ. L, pastor. 50
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NEIGHBORHoOD NEWS.


specinl Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., March s.-The jury in
the case Of c. S. S. Baron vs.. Pennsylvania
Company, which has been on trial here fol
three days returned a verdict tonight for the
plaintiff for $1,000.
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An attempt was made Thursday night to
break open A. schiCk's store on Union street.
A sewer is being laid to the river Oh Thirty.
sixth street, fromH. Roemer's and 7. Brailly's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

REMEMBER our Great Closing Ont
Sale rs We shall retire from the retail
trade. SPEYER BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

Millions OF rats, mice. cat, ~,
reaches, lose their lives by cojli,;SoSu ~ "
Trough on Rats. Sold by druggists. Wy
boxes. "sShei u
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A GRAND prize dance by the Elite sociol
will be held at Mcolain's Hall this Saturday
evening. A handsome prize will DO given "a
the best lady and gentleman waltzer. All arc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04
LADIESI

Remember our Great Closing Out Sale.
Our entire stock must be sold without
reserve as We are about tOretlre from
tho retail trade.
SpEVPD ODnS
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A large concourse of friends paid their last
respects to the remains of J. o. Miller today,
Rev. Wilson preaching the funeral sermon.
Captain John Porter with some Others have
purchased the old IEtna brick works, owned
and operated by A. & ]. Moneypenny. They
will put the yard in first class shape. and also
as 1t Is very close to the gus belt they Will
open this up and utilize 1t in burning and
ior their machinery. The brick business Is
taxing shape for very active business, and
as u mad been very open winter the brick
OF last season are pretty much in the markell
this will give the makers a good chance for A
favorable start or at good prices.
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GENTLEMEN. lean fit r0u wit

GENTLEMEN, 1 can fit you with
a fine hand.sewed Calf Button or
Lace Shoe for s. 90, and a good
machine-sewed Calf Shoe, in same
styles, as low as 81 IS.
Ladies' call and see my Fine Mo.
rocco button from 81 IS up, or Kid
from 80 90 up.
]. 7. STONE,
1l40 Main street.
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VALLEY GROVE.

Beautiful March weather, including lovely
moonlight nights, In the country. Justice
visit relatives in Ohio few DAYS ON Ills return
home. Mr.. Milton Miller, OF this place, has
been very sick; he is under the charge Of DR..
Carter, OF Triadelphia. VIM. Rice, near West
Alexander, is almost centennarian. He Il
u years old aud hale and hearty. He has a
farm OF 100 acres. Mr.. VIII L. Heryey, of
Honey's Point, graduated at the Ohio Medical
college, March LIST. Miss Mary Wherry, Of
this vicinity, died on the list, after severe
illness. Mr.. VIM. Hasack and sisters have
disposed OF their farm containing 25i acres at
81, per acre. 1t is situated one and half
miles southeast of the National road and Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

HEADQUARTERS for Etched and En-
grared Glassware.
W. II. RlNEHART & BRO,
1915 Market street.
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REMEMBER We have bargains in every
department ut our Great Closing Out
Sale. SPEYER BROS.
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"ThOu art coming, o my Saviour. 9

These children by their contributions are
helping to support missionary lady on the
slopes Of Lebanon and are to be commended
for their noble work. Mrs. D. A. Cunning.
ham and Miss Emma List had diligently
and faithfully prepared the children for
these exercises which have given so much
pleasure to those who heard them. Mrs.
Hammond, OF the College, added to the en-
joyment OF the evening by reading 1.-THE
Ministry OF lnterceSsiOn.n The following
was the