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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25

The following conyeyances of real estate
were admitted 10 record yesterday:
A deed made February %, 1882, by Wm. r.
Hubbard and wife to Robert White, OF par
Gel Of ground fronting on Fourteenth street
in the East End, for 1900.
A deed made February 0, 1882, by Edmund
Hobbs, Jr., and wife, of st. Louis, and Geo.
7. Hobbs, trustee, to ]. A. II. Parsons, Of
Wheeling, OF lot No. Is, situated on the east
side Of South York street in A. G. Roblnsons
addition; consideration S2,555.
A deed made February 10, 1882, by Caro-
line NJ. Wilson, OF New York, to Frederick
Borck, of Wheeling, of lot No. . in square
No. 81, as designated on the map OF the sub.
division Of the Joseph Caldwell estate; con-
sideration $500.
A deed made December %, 1881, by the
United States Building, Land and Loan AS.
ISOLATION, to Rev. l.. W. Ryan, OF lot No. .
IN square No. 10 iii GiIcI,rfsts amended i'd.
ditiOn TO the city; consideration $1,000.
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MISS HUNT AZ .FLORIxEL.-
An ImterCStIng Drama Well Performed
ton small Audience.

The shanefully meagre audience that
gathered at the Opera House last night to see
Miss Julia A. Hunts rendition of the title
role in Sidney Rosenield's drama, "Florinel,"
were delighted by her acting, She is rather
petite woman, quite pretty, with pleasing
voice either in speakingor singing, and us an
actress has been ranked, we think not un.
justly, rs the equal of Maggie Mitchell.
She reminds one family of Minnie
Palmer, though she is better actress. Some
episodes OF her part require peculiar qualities
in an actress, but she seems equal to 1t. The
parting scene in the second act last night was
ateCtingly natural, and her singing was fine,
winnings recall when the curtain icll upon
the Song OF the Dream" Her support Is
quite up TO the average, and in costuming
the company exCcls many more protentious
ones.
The play is an interesting one, with many
thrilling scenes and an absorbing plot. We
hope the matinee audience this afternoon,
MS we'll US that ut the evening performance,
will be more in keeping with the merits Of
Miss Hunt and her company. We think we
risk nothing in saying that nobody will be
disappointed who embraces the opportunity
to sec the performance.
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SUNDAY SETTINGS.
Notes from tho Churches and Sabbath
schools OF tho city.


schools OF the City.
Fourth Street, Rev. c, p. NIasden, 1880 A.
NJ, and TPN.
A prominent clergyman will address the
Gospel Temperance meeting TO DO held at
Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon ut $3.50
o'clock. The public are most cordially in
Yited.
There will be preaching at the Disciples
Church tomorrow ut II & M.Sand r. by
the pastor, W. j. Thomson, Seats arc free
and welcome is extended to all.
Rev, George f. Hitc will preach ut Chan.
line street Tomorrow morning and evening
Ffty-six persons have been converted during
the revival. Saaday.sciioel at 2 r. H., A. j,
McNash, Superintendent
There will be services Tomorrow at the Re-
formed Episcopal Church by the pastor, Rev.
J. +. Curtis, ut lO:SO \. ", md j.. NJ. Sub
ject OF the sermon in the morning present
Suffering and Future Glory Of Israel" Sun
day school at2P.M.
st Matthew'S Church, Services on Sunday
ut lGSO 4, NJ, and 1880 p NJ, by the rector
Rev. X X Swope: On Tuesday evening at
$50 o'clock, the first Of course OF LeHteu
sermons will DO delivered by the Rev, Mr..
Grange, OF SleG6enVille.
AAV W HSuAuk 4EuNGLtEH Association Will
meet In the First Methodist Eniscopsl
Church, Bridgeport, Monday, February q,
ntl:3O j. N. Subject TO be discussed, aAIe
the people Of the United States OF America
conStitntionally Christian nationYT Rev.
j. II. Keys. pastor Of the First NJ, l., Church.
bridgeport, will open tho discussion.
First Baptist Church, corner Of Twelfth
and Byron Notwithstanding Tomorrow
morning at 1880 by tho pastor Rev, j. r
Milford. Theme The Breastplatc Of
Rlghseoasaessn being be tllrd sermon IN
the course on the Spiritual Conflict. Sabbath
School and pastors Bible class Ut 2rM, Al
IN. NJ, second service Of song. AS n pre.
lude to this service the pastor will speal,
upon the privilege and duty Of praise.
Strangers arc cordially invited.
Tomorrow afternoon At 8 clock RI Raw
]. ], Kahn, D. d., will deliver the tlrst Of n
series Of heuten lectures at the Cathedral
Subject, 'srhe World and the GosneiT Ths
Bishops dlscoufces have ever been character.
lied both by clearneSS OF diCtion and force N
logic, and these lectures will, no donbt Mt.
tract even many hearers who may NOT be in
exact accord with the djstinruisbsj
preachers particular religious tSnets. An
effort will DO made to provide seats for MI
desiring to attend.
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Master Edward II. Feltus delivers the In.
TELLlGINCEE to its st. Clairsyile patrons reg.
ularly every morning before nine o'clock,
and proposes TO continue to do so. He
already has nice list OF subscribers, and
would be glad to furnish others and all that
is necessary to secure reliable paper for a
week Is to give Eddy" fifteen cents and
directions where to leave the paper. Orders
may be left at the National Hotel.
1.-THE way Of the transgressor is hard, :" Is n
maxim specially applicable Of late to vendors
Of the ardent in this county, for in addition
to the fines imposed and strict conformity
to the letter OF the law, required by Judge
Kellyof those brought before him for viola.
tlon 81 the liquor Law, the women who have
suffered from the indiscrinlfnate sale OF
liquor have, in several cases, commenced
proceedings for damages under the Adair
law, and have In all cases tried recently in
the Common Pleas Court, obtained yerdicts
In their favor, and have not only obtained
judgment against those engaged In selling
contrary to law. many Of whom are mothers
as lar as the collection Of q judgment Is con.
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STEAMBOAT NEWS


Gathered Along tho wharf while watch.
Ing the River.
The Welcome re-entered its trade yester.
day.
The Ark and Coal Valley passed up ycster.
day with emP.ies.
The Diurnal left at 1880 yesterday morn.
ing for Parkersburg
The Dick Fulton was the only boat that
passed down with coal yesterday.
The John l.. Rhoads, en- route for st. Louis,
Is due from Pittsburgh this morning.
The Telegram, after two days vacation,
appeared yesterday morning as bright and
pretty us ever.
The river fell very fast yesterday morning
after being on Il stand for several days. The
marks last evening indicated sCant q feet
There was no business OF importance trans
acted
Atlusk last evening" the Sidney had not
appeared. This fine steamer will be on hand
all right though, and take its departure on
regular time this afternoon. The popular
Sidney is one OF the best travellers on the
river.
CMRo, February 2i,-rhe river rose about
4 inches since last nights report.
CINCINNATI, February 2i-Rivcr SO feet $
inches and about stationary. Weather clear
and moderating. Beparted-Andes, Wheel
ing Montana, st. Louis to Pittsburgh.
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INTELLEGENCE OF INDIVIDUALS.
wheeling People and Their Friends nj
HOInennL AbrOhII

Sheriff ]. b. Hicks, of Marshall county,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Keller, OF Newark. O., Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Annie Carmack.
l.. +. Th6ma, Esq, Of the HolEsJLitt, has
gone to Martinsbure on business
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hobbs are at The Ma.
tional House, at the National Capital.
Miss Jennie Bailey is visiting Mrs. ]. D.
Weeks at the Riggs House, Washington,
Miss Mamie RiheldafEcr, II pleasant little
lady Of st. Paul, Mimi, is visiting relations
OH EorT street
Hon. John W. Mason, OF Grafton, is in the
city, and was on tho Ao0r Of the House OF
Delegates yesterday afternoon.
o. Russell Wood, Esq, Of Wheeling and
Martins Ferry, was in town to-day on his
way West on legal business.-StaiJcnriilc
Herald.
DR.. $. L. Jcpson yesterday afternoon de-
livered before the teachers and grammar
scholars OF the Washington district school, u
very interesting lecture OH Physiology.
Miss Emma sawyers. who has been the
guest OF Miss Annie IIaplcsty, was called
suddenly to her home, in Washington, yes.
tcrday, by the severe illness OF her father. 4.
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Early in the progress OF the fire an aged
man named Berry, living near the glass house
fell from platform at the south end Of the
factory, and received severe general bruises
When the alarm reached the United Engine
House, Engineer Frank Moran was Mt sun.
per, Policeman Williams mounted tile mn.
chine to take his place until lie arrived
After the engine started he went TO light her
lres, and found that there were no matches
in the box. He diSmOunted to procure a
light ana In attempting to rcmount while
the engine, was in motion was thrown VIC.
tehtfy to- tie ground, and received several
bruises ABOUT the chest. 1t was feared, also
that he had sustained internal injuries.
Henry Neidemeyer, workman, had his
hand nearly cut 0tEhy having it caught In
one of the presses US they were being r,,n
out of the building.
Mr.. Walker Patterson, who was assisting
to hold nozzle, was hit on tho lin and n
painful cut made by brick which an OK.
CITED person had thrown in IN cndcavor TO
break window. w
About half.past five the mail trpin on the
Is, " o. came down from the city. ThetEojp
was running slow and her bell was heard
some time before the train arrived. The Work.
men OF the glass factory to the number Of
about fifty Immediately gathered on the
track between the hose aud the trnin. The
last time the works were on fire the trains
deliberately ran over the hose, cutting and
rendering them useless. Last evening Fore.
man Stanley, Of the vigilant, waved his
lantern, but still the train Crept slowly on
aud the men commenced to make threats
One or two revolyers were pulled out md
stones were picked up, and there is no doubt
had the engineer run over the hose he and
his train would have suffered. Suddenly,
how howSys Y; the Mayor Of the city, backed by
train was held after warm DISCUSSION Ia
tween the Mayor and Conductor,
Tillerman Clatcr, Of the hook and ladder,
while carrying ladder on his shoulder, feli
into ditch and nearly broke his neck, 80
''PaEsoR' Armstrong, the venerable fore.
man OF the hook and ladder, was knocked
down by a falling ladder and had both leTs
nearly broken. It took some little time fer
him toIecover. $3.50 ~
The new horse purchased for the Atlantic
reel IN place Of old Lion, who was scI,t To
the Hope house, proved himself dismal
failure yesterday. He baked at the stable
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ST. LOUIS, February GA man known
as Wood Hite, arrested in Logan roun.
ty, KY, on February II, for colnpl city in
the robbery Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific nilroad train ut Winston, Mo-, on
tho night OF January 18th, last year, was ar
raignG1 in conrt at Gallatin, Davies, coun'
ty, on W ednesday, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to twenty-five years in the peni.
tentiary. Hite is first cousin OF the
notorious bandit Jesse jRmes He said he
fired eleven shots into the locomotive on
the night the train was robbed and chased
the engineer out on the pilot, but would not
give any other information.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST JAMES nOTEL.


AT q regular meeting Of Guiding Star Tent
No. l0l, Independent Order of Rechabtcs,
held in their hall in PcterSon's Block, Main
street, February 20, 1882, vote OF thanks
was rendered Messrs. Friend Il Son for u
handsome stand; to |. G. Dillon for a table
BELL to 7. HayRea for one gallon OF ice
creami to ]. c, Morrison for the use Of his
oil stove; to the ladies' who worked SO hard,
and to the public in general,
COMMITTEE.
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Henderson, Jefferson Co, New York"
Sworn to before me thisleth day Of january, 1850.
A. ". LEFFISGMELL,
tusttrN nj tho ppnnn
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SPECULATION IN GRAIN ON
CHICAGO MARKET.

Prom y to 8 0o9 invested. Our Cus,o,norx bsv.
S sbe y. iSsSs PESaash recently ard frequently y
vested. Never ia The history az II nv m
nlcn kAenansu has such wide ,ctnasinytt " "
CulEed alld the opportunities Tor III 9N W
~ IN s9 l,dngy bo Puts and cSiis y
vt mailed fire. Gro n. BlilsntsV y ~ nm ph:
9Ns''' n III SFain Broken iy2C.,SSY i -
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PHILADELPHIA, February 2i,-Flour dull and
weak. Rye flour quiet at 81 b0lI ~. Wheat opened
dull and prices declined &C. butnS the day advanced
portion Of the decline was recovered; No 9mllling
80 MOI red February 81 SOal SOIS; March 81 aOI N
81 SO1S; April 81 3l1sGi 5l%f May SI3!Gl S?H Corn
steamer and No ain grain depot GiaG5c; No 3 inicE
&MC51c; rejected track 6iI4RGjc; sail mixed
February GjalJtc; March G5l SasGC April ~ SHBI5+e
May GS11 saRSJsc. Oats, demand active nnd prices
have advanced: No. 2whitG ISa5OC; No. while ia
lsc; mixed 46I5c. Provisions steady; moss beef
sl2 5O pork, prime mes sI7 6CRI7 10. lard, steam
Sll SIX. Butterdull and steady. Eggs ilrIn Cheese
changed. Whisky dull and unchanged,
CLosIxo ont q lot of Indies, misses and
clIildren's odd sizes of shoes, regardless OF
cost to make room for new spring goods, at
l.. V. RLoSD's,
1875 Main street
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"WINE oF oARpuIn fopr Times a dnH
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.

AT has been acknowledged by every one
that a strictly prime article is always worth
the money you pay for It. Especially is this
the case with baking powders. Don't let
your ,GrocerS palm of something cheap on
you, but buy q eau OF the Acme and you will
Use no other,
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aud several other places on tic road, making
the hose very late, and then refused to 90 up
the hill at the glass works.
Delegate Charlie Wells, who was present as
On interested spectator, had piece OF burning
wood fall down his back, and was severely
burned thereby.
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Tllree.Quarters cup Of butter, two cups
OF white sugar, one cup sweet milk, three
eggs whites and yolks beaten separately
or the whites only Of six eggs, three cups
Of flour having in it one measure Banner"
Baking Powder.
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RIVER DlvIsIoN-GOlNG WEST.

TUsGAKANAS BRANUn.
Trains leave BHyard al ll.5O a. N. and $40 I'm
arrive Minerva 400 r. u. and $50 r ~; arrive Dn
?. y. and $50 p. ". JIctUnIng leave New PhIi6:
dGlphia 10y I'M. and Oj Pm, Dover 1870 A. " and
2to r. N; Minervn 9.A6 a. " aud ga r. n. BayHTd
100 4. v. Rnd233PN,
NoTE-TrainS leaving BcllAirc at $50 A, N. and
2OOP. Y. connect at yellow Geek for I;leySinnb
All Trains daily except Sunday.
T. A. FoRR,
u - General ITa! Passenger and Ticket Agent,
u. W. CALDWELL General Manager,
PITTSBURGH IN
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VIZ have heard both Democrat and Re
publicans say that there is nothing better
Tor a Cough than Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup;
this old reliable remedy never iailsto cure
q Cough or Cold at once, and may be OBJ.
tainedla. any drug store for % cents a bot
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CLoslNa out n lot Of ladies', misses and
children's odd sizes OF shoes, regardless oil
cost TO make room for new spring goods a.
l.. V. BLOND's,
ll36 Muin street
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Ghe GnteIIigenter,
oaiees Nos. Is aud ~ Foartesnlh slreol.
New advertisements.

New Advertisements
List Of Letters
Opera HOuse-Muldoon's Picnic.
Wanted-Mule.
Wanted-situation.
Lunch-Jacob Wilhelm.
For Saie-LAke Ice.
Paper Flower NIatcrial-Kirks Art Store.
birthday COrls--E. L. Nicoll.
For Sale-Farm aud Coal Land.
Dwelling Houses For sale-Alexandcl
Bone.
Belmont Mill Stock For Sale.
Real Estate Bulletin-C. A. SChaeler & Co.
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WANTED.-A young man, 10 TO is
years, In an Office; must be quick and
correct at figures. Address Lock Box
9S, Wheeling P.0.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., February 95.-1AM-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, in
creasing cloudiness with local rains winds
shifting to warmer SOutierly CT Casterly
stationary or lower pressure
For tho Lower Lake Region, warmer, fair
weather, varieble winds, shifting to southerly,
lower nresSnre
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


WHEELING, ". VA, February Il lsa
Scaled proposals will be received attb.aF,
the City Clerk until WEDNESDAY NM M
lSs2, ut ho'clock +, NJ. Tor tie nmov M y 4
Kitchen gnrbRsG aud OiIal from within N +,
limits Tor the year commencing APEIi. lSS v, \,
bids TO be HA follows: ~ =
,, Fer the Fist District, comprising ali Of ,Hs
For The Second District, comprising Tho su.i
and Seventh wards. '''''s '"' s''4i
and Fourth wards, '''' 'N''. =
For the Fourth District, connfi,inr all sre !
v heelingcrcek to CRIdwells run, N =" "'-4
t9r ne Fiith District, comprising AZ yaa
CGldwell's run 10 the southern ilnr Ci tGe ,il,
10 persons Will he awarded for mo,r tIssu
district, nor citn they bG interested In am Gsr',
for more than one district. nag F''''-
i, FfeP0SilAio be asldtesed TO the "Chai,nn I
inc Committee on Heslth,n the commute A.
lug the right 10 reject any or MI bid,.
,,o, FRANK ROWEE
" = CITY CltA
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Good ~ octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at a
great bargain. CS!l and examine at Lucas
Music Store, ll42 Main street.
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Cuticurn RENE dies arc for sale by all drug.
giSts. Price Of CUTIcURA, Medicinal Jelly, small
boxes, Soc; large boxes, 81. CUTICuRA REsOl.vESr,
the new blood purifier, 81 per hottie CVriGHRG
MEDICINAL TOILEr soar. DC, CuTtCuRA MEDICINAL.
SHAVING SOAR, lbc; In bars for BARRIERS and laBc
CONSUMERS &c. Principal depot,
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston Mass
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NO FIRM in tho city so reasonable in
prices as W. II. RINEHART & BRO, 1916
Market street, China, Glass and Queens.
ware dealers.
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling nj 40, !, :, j
Nv, Meiisoutg 800 A. ~, SteuhenVIlic g2S a.
making cl0se Connection for western rSntS A. A''
ss,I leaving aTg Columbus at 800 r. n and 3Sb
Columbus daily. except Sunday AZ %oj ie SS,f
neT Sat attached ARRIVING In Chicago At ~
R Tfrim morning BOrths can be secured In SdySnce q
'p pTIl, DSpoE Ticket Qhlce COlumbuG :"
fpSht29la S without change from stGubenyIle e a. y
Tt In1I4dusilnl9 and New York. West 10 C0lnnbuS
NF ny. Y Louisville, indianapolis and g. Louis
NcEeis blgTsSe checks sleeping cSi
y toIoa y. BEiLEYiLhR, Ticket Agent NJ aS n
iTIIale Depot foot Of Eleventh Itfcot NJ a. ~
A'cket once, under McLute House, W6ceunS w
2, ". CALDWEILS
GenV Manager, PlttsburRh. pa
Z A. FORD,
HenI PaA and Ticket Agent. PlttsbrRh pa
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F0R RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS.

(hoLo '9Al$Ss
The undersigned will receive u,o,,..,
FRIDAY, MARCO 8, for the bullaiVSg' !, ~
House on lot No. q In wellSburr ihp ,,yy. f
cellar, stone work, brick work, pinsicfITs"
work plumbing and painting. &c. IN ,, al,Ts
Bids for stone and brick work viii H. TcSi,
nIoic. llnns and specification Mil t s, ".
ton ~ MesstS; Cooper 4 MClcllAnls d, T ~ J.
utter MSun'sday' February y. Any ofallih,.
Dl INlCClNu lLNnMl 4 II III NM, -
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To.NIght at the Academy.

This evening the seventh anniversary of
LaBelle Lodge No, ., A. 0. U. W., will be
held at the Academy Of Music. A large
number Of invitations have been issued, and
a cortesp0ndlngly large crowd may be looked
for This lodgeis one of the largest and most
prosperous In the State, and numbers its
friends by hosts. The programme for tc..lisht
Is as follows:
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TRANSPORTATION.

RIVER DIvIsIoS-GoING EAST.
Accom-. Mail. ExpFSss. Accom- :
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opOnIng Ode.
PRAYER
A Board OF ES0ISEERs, consisting Of Gen.

A BOARD OF ESolSEERs consisting Of Gen.
Comstock, Gen. Weitzel and Col Merrill,
will meet at Wheeling, w. Va, OIL the morn
inSot Tuesday, February 2Sth, to examine
and report upon the plans OF a proposed rail-.
road bridge across the Ohio river, Just above
me head Of Wheeling Island. All persons
interested are invited 70 appear before the
Board ia person. or by duly accredited rem.
reSSntativcs, without further notice.
by order Of the Board.
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My daughter had very weak back. Pc.
runa cured her. JoHN 0EGut.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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as soon as practicable. Mr.. Brockunior said
last night that the work Of clearing AWAY
preparatory to rcbufFffng would commence
to-day. The glass in the pots was kept melt.
ed, the "tcasers" tending 10 their fires during
the conagration as II nothing were going
on. This will be kept ina melted state to
prevent the necessity for removing the pots,
and the work Of making glass ware will 70
on on limited scale, without much inter.
ruption. For this purpose temporary roof
Will be constructed. Pay day coming to-day,
the hands will be paid rs usual.
The destruction Of the establishment and
even the temporary suspension Of the works,
must be regarded as,
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HAD Chronic cataryh and Constipation;
could got no help. Peruna cured nue..
Mrs. .. u. WnLlANs, Martins Ferry. o.
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IMPROVEMENT OF
~ nv 4''" EN- VT
Little Kannwha River, West Virgin

,I...'.,, - "'S' NlTglAb,
UNITED STATS ESGiSEF, Oyr,r,
s. We, Third ,lN,,
CINCINNATI, o.. February u Ivy ~,
Scaled proposals In duplicate WI, la -, NJ,
this office until noon on Tho III, ,I1. Nv,N.dt
1882, for furnishing stone for the ron,,y,, y Es
Lock In the Little Hnnawha River Il. 'VIS " u
ApprnXipnlc amount NJ SteRa ft1ili,cdH,t.,s
advertisement, b,a2O cubic yard, ''''' ''lg'ui
ING entire amount OF stone mus, he drl,,.., d.
the site ni Lock by Scptcmhpr.O IN "'''t'sr
specifications, hCctognph dmwinrS anil 49,,
forms 10 be mad on application To lhN Oil, E1A'
ope "oliCial Business " VII VEG saiS
,.,, -, JAS wCUYlsR
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