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DRY GOODS.
Read and reflect.
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pRYooops.
Strengthening Prices for the Next
ri Thirty Days.

Every lady who cOllSults her own
interest, We request to commit to
memory tho Importance Of this In.
formation. Feeling highly encOllr.
aged since wo have come III your
midst, and approaching the kind
patronage extended to us, we have
concluded torecirT8cateAy Grand
Mark. Down in MI urdepartments.
DO not say, "rhis Is II boast" hut
come and convince yourselves that
what VIC shy we can fulfill. Our
business is systemizcd on Eastern
principles md every lady Will re-
cuive tho same courtesy md atten.
tim whether II purchaser or not.
Every article Is plainly marked,
and One Price to I'LL. When We
say NIL our departments, VIC mean
Just What We Shy. DO not ti!il to
give us NJ, early call.
A. SIEDENBACiI 4 BRO,
myl5 .lEgNE'9a 1lO4 Main Street.
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!. PERTAINING TO IA, PEOPLE ,l:., y
Gossip Grave anil Gay About EuinerOu
IEll 5ftil7li Z utltyIii,Iuls Jis rSITl35FlI

~ iMiividmats. T"''F's1"
nfllcEbs, ,nai,c |, M IN noS,on Z, ~ adv
Tcezle.' a y 4 he III b 70. Z
Mis- En;,v ,yo,vooJ AZ Nto,,,n,s Ferry
viii irnvc ~ ,Ls Nav ESs,iv,i NJ rirc,,nni;
this morn,n" - - 90, = ~ Se ~
''' ~, 'N" ~, -, I, y
Mlss Emma Gorby, OF Beliairc, was visiting
islanu lrlehus ycs.er'ihy. 'as.
Ned Jchvey, OF Cumberland, Nd, Is visit.
ing the family of i. NJ. Weekly, Oh north
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WHEELING or ETERNITY,
A Former Wheeling Woman Suicides nj
ole pittShursll. ~ r-i0tlIIl

.|
,lsf Pittsburgh. ~ -7Eg 'i'H
A Pittsburgh woman attempted suicide
Saturday night, in that city, by shooting her.
self with n revolver which she purchased n.
q pawnbfokeF's. She was The pr0prietrcsy Of II
house of III repule, and was know n US Maggie
Shuttle, but itsecins that she was former
we'll known girl OF this city, and tl,at It was
the refusal OF her family 10 allow her TO re.
turn here which made her attempt to take
her HE. The Leader says: 1.-THE woman is
probably twcnty.eight or thirty years OF age,
OF tine form and rather handsome The In.
mates, as well rs the woman herself, arc very
reliccnt us 10 tue cause OF the shooting, mere.
~ saying that she has had trouble, but
the superstition Is which was learn.
cd from another source, That the
act was on account OF some man DESERVING
her. That the action was prcmedtatcd and
Inns been In contemplation for some time Is
evident from the fact that few days ago she
sent to Wheeling for her sister TO come on,
and when she arrived, the injured girl
bought n revolver from ono of the Deitoy
pawn shops, and Just before the, shooting she
took her sister to one Of the upper rooms,
and after telling her watch and bracelets
WcIc lot Iler unu u cllulll Tor her husband
In Wheeling, she sent her down stairs on an
errand. While she was away the girl took
the revolver. and, after placing the n,uzzlc so
tue ball would pass through the heart, fired"
The same paper adds thai ut has been learn.
ed that her right name was Ball. and that she
formerly lived in Wheeling, W. Va. Some
seven or eight years ago, she listened to the
voice Of a commercial drummer. aud utter
a sort q marriage ceremony was taken by
him to Chicago, and afterward deserted. She
then came back to her father, who was
well .to.do merchant In Wheeling, and begged
forgiveness and q home, but. she was no,
needed by her stern parent, aud on being
turned from the house she went 10 relatives
in Ohio, but was followed up by her father
and again sent adritt. She now entered q
house OF ill-fame and has continued there
ever since. About six months ago she again
tried to make reconciliation with her rela.
tives, and letters have been exchanged until
the present time, when intelligence was re.
ceived to the effect thut her desire was i'm.
possible. and could not be granted. This is
supposed to'be the real cause. OF her attempted
| Suicide y ~ - r.. an "a ~
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The report OF the Eccles investigating
committee, which was published Inst Friday
morning, wns quite surprise to the public
Mt large, and tho result in Council has been
considerably discussed from all points OF view
since. There will no doubt be II special
meeting OF Council tomorrow evening,
though it has not yet been ordered. There
are several important matters TO be acted
upon, among them the rules and regulations
governing the Board OF Public Works and
Board Of Control OF the Water Works, which
these boards have adopted, but must be ap-
proved by Council bptorc any organization
effected under them will be legal. Then tic
report Of the investigating committee should
be gotten out OF the road before the regular
meeting, so that it will not retard routine
business OF importance, us special snbiets
sometimes do. There is mucl, diversity
OF opinion &C 10 the temper in which Coun.
Gil will approach tle m4ltsr, One gentleman
interested in the report told reporter aat-
urday that there would be no debate, but
that Fote would be demanded, talk being
shut Oft by call for the previous question,
aud the matter decided one way or the other
promptly. a councilman said this would
be foolish policy in which ever side, the par.
tisans Of Chief Ecclcs or those opposed to
nl1', Huopttu suc!l tactlcs. ne, Tor one, pro.
posed to ha9l his say on the subject. An.
other councilman Said ha thought there
would be an entire session devoted 10 i, II
neccssarY-a sort Of free for all. go-as.you.
please affair, Little expression OF opinion Is
heard, or can be evoked from authoritative
sources, ss 10 tho probable final Ectnn Of
Council; In fact, eypry one interested would
generally spring the question on thu report.
ers before they had chance to formulate the
query: swell, what do you s'pose Council
will do with Eccles 2, '5 = ! : 80
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OUR FlsIESDLII:DL.
Brutaily Lifted Ovcrn Queen A nuc Chair
s.aa..r hy Jimmy n.innn

Brutni1y Lifted Over IL Queen A nuc Chair
ss@5g by Jimmy IicolI.
Some thing. happen in this world which
would make the angels weep il they SUBJ
scribed iorsome Of the live newspapers in this
country. 49, rs. g
A case in point:
Chris l.cidl, the energetic city editor of our
esteemed contemporary, the ElksllaN, was
down in the Eighth ward last Saturday even.
ing to see II the new comet was visible and to
ascertain II Chief Justice Schultze, OF the in.
dependent district OF Richietown, desired to
express nny opinion with reference 10 the
supposed location OF our generally esteemed
and modest townsman, Jacob kcmple.
Daring Mr.. Ltedl's transit In this favored
section OF Wheeling he dropped in at the
Eighth ward hose house. The company prcs.
ent consisted OF Jimmy Nicoll, the rcx.Street
commissioner q member Of the finest policc
force Of Wheeling, aud several sections of
sole leather hose. % $50 s.gaasst 0r'I.t- :
IT seems from Mr.. Liedl's story that Mr..
Sicoll had owed bill to the Iolkeiian, which
had baen placed in Jusicc Philips hands not
necessarily fol. publication, but US n guaran-
tee for collection, n fact that Mr.. Lietll was
Suoth!It VI HHIl 1hE. NIcUll showed llM The
Official announcement and accompanied 1t
with n fist blow OH Mr.. Liedl's left eye. Mr.. l..
according to his own statement, immediately
jumped oyerl cane seated rocker saw several
thousand comets instead Of one, and spun
around on his own axis, like bob.tailed car
on the Market street turu-tahle. -!
qhe officer promptly arrested Nicoll.
Now in the name Of NIL humanity Is hill
collecting such al occupation that it engend-
ers the rich and precious blood lodgedin the
proboscis OF the employees OF their employ
ers? Yet Mr.. Iiedl was not in quest Of wealth.
He sought information only, ind go. pros.
pective black eye. - va ( H.'S.5{ > 81
Mr.. Nieoll may have suddenly tumbled
to a realization o. his failure rs n street
commissioneEand had an inspiration that he
could succeed as prize fighter, mud tackled
AR. Licdl Us q promising subject. This is q
charitable construction to place OIL his act
noted above bf.t even this phase Of his belli.
serency is deserving Of severe punishment
more severe indeed thanthat inflicted on
,Wheelins's thirty thousand people who daily
have TO walk through the streets which lie
failed to keep in proper condition. ~
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Owing 10 the bad state Of weather. The
races most prominently before the public and
talked about. in anticipation. OF u great deal
Of sport by everybody, are postponed, and
viii not co:ac of until next Saturday MAY
10Th. The races are ns follows; w. ), =
itot, mile heats, best Z in 8, Walters Ne.
io5 : purse Of 500 Trot, mile heats, best 4
in :, Ia y l.gdy Warren, against Carriers
Governor Jackson, for purse o: sion. Tro,.
for tlrce year olls, half inile heats, best 4
In !, for a premium. II the weather permits.
there will also he . premium for tho best
PAGERS owned by parties in Wheeling, and a
purse for the best running horse owned hy
Whonling parties, Music will be plenty, as
one Of our heat local hands i engaged for Tho
every pains will Le taken to make next Sat.
urday's sport, equivalent to any offered BY the
next spring meeting, g5'tll i. sS,1 i
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Timely Warming.


l5GTe5a.t' WHEELING, May 10, 1889. 4
The citiztn OF tie Garden Spot, especially
those residing on South ontstrect, nre an
noycd beyond endurance by the depredations
OF cows running ut large, which, tempted by
the bait inside Of enclosures can with their
educated horns successfully pick any cute
fastening in use. Should they fail in forcingan
entrance through the same they can jump over
any ordinary paling fence with the dcxterity
Of deer; there seems to be no protection in
fact against these four footed burglars. 1t
Will next be in order in response TO the door
bells to invite them into our parlors The
owners are hereby notified to keep their cows
at home or they will be contiscated II nothing
worse. iil-2 u ISLANDER. :
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Ny mother Inns been asutlerer with inlan,.
matory rheumatism for the last fifteen years
writes Mr.. J.. ]. Schubert, Kanka!,ec, III, i. in
WHICH time she has tried humorous remedies
without relief. At Inst hor limbs became so
swollen that she could not go about, md /
gave up all hope OF her recovery. As n final
resort. | tried st. Jacobs Oil. The first ap.
plicat'on gave her relief and the use OF six
bottles has performed n cure. She can 20
about rs well as ever. mt, 10 : o.
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General News ConcerainS the Steamers
From the I.eyes:

Hs , p 2 q
General News Concerning the Steamers
From the I.eses. IL
The Sam brown passed IN Saturday with
cpptics. E. 80 -. i.S7
Thu Annie i, c. W. Hosnbrook aud Nail
City passed up Saturday. s5.l1
The river was stationary Yesterday, The
marks indicating 81 feet j inches. a still
further rise is'anticipatcd. l255.
The steamer Scotia ran into n barge satur.
day at Wellsburg, breaking two Of her rud.
ders, and damaging her wheel somewhat.
:; The Bachelor did not nut in an appear
ance at this port Saturday, hayins lid a
picnic trip above. Tile Abner'0'NeaI took
up her freight for transfer at Stcubenviile.
The niurnal arrived from Parkcrsburrr
yesterday morning, haying ln tow the ScIo,o
WHICH was laid ub 4t the lover end Of tho
wharf where it will remain until the"doctor'f
Is fully repsired, y .If.is s. i55i3i;s IS = s.
THE stockdalc, one OF tho fastest boats on
INe supper lhio passed up yesterday after.
noon enroute from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh,
dale will take number OF Pittsburgh peep,e
TO Cincinnati. l{!1!s tSii -
The Andes, u boat Of which every Wheel.
inglte has right to feel proud, Is due
this morning from Cincinnati The Andes
Is one OF the most reliable and elegant boats
IN every particular on the river, and a
traveller on ouch Q boat aud IN the hands Of
Capt Muhleman and Clerk Noll,; need want
for nothing. To:morrow afternoon at 8 SHARP,
the Andes leaves for Cincinnati, and viii
take an immense excursion party. A very
fey places arc left, Capt. Aiuhicnian tcle-
gfaphsNs, end they wIll'donktless be secured
as soon as tho boat arrives. Time will be
Afforded in Cincinnati to attend four coacerts.
The full brass and string band OF the Opera
House accompanies the boat. 1t Is tho in.
tcntion TO make this the excursion Of tho
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NEIGllEOKliUOD NEWS.

y uELLAlnE.
Mr.. Wihlbabn bas ,emovo3 liz f,u;,, -
Altoona, Pa. sf54as,fg
Harry Faupel n son of Harry F,n,a, Il
quite sick with throat ,liscosc - - -
NIich,o, 1o,,o, .o,.r,, 30 ii, r,,ss.-
n, liz how, ~ na,,t d. ~. " Heisol' ~
a. =, ~ 'e'"e'' VA u visit .7,fIi'
,oh wednesday evening, OF this week, the
Eiuarauo Circle OF Druids VIII hayc Il neck
Tie social ut City Hall. ~ sg
There will be offered at hubble sale on the
premises, the property belonging to George
y. HeatherinEton, on Gravel Hill, Thursday,
10y tos', Nv : c1oeA' ~
Nopeft burdettc, the burlington 1larktyc
man ,eetured and was success, and if he
should ever come again he would have rs
tss;i a. Iuu l is any room IN town could
f, -, to'a. 27,
Inc st. Lawrence spent Saturday afternoon
ioaulhe %ith freight at our factories and at
lehwood and then departed OH the arrival OF
tue evening train from Pittsburgh. with
,irnl 'uoi''ona' passengers Tor the May Fes.
w.. ~
IRON the attention the Independent feels
called upon, to pay to Colonel poorman, II
seems That the Colonel is looming into pronf.
inence US a possible Congressman, even In the
opinion Of those who do not like TO acknowl.
eus. ~ sS@ i, &
CITY Hal! has necn engaged for the railroad
meet'hg Thursday. Dellaires cooperation
ana ehcourasen!entlsask ed rs all that Is now
needed to complete The Ohio Valley railroad,
Representatives. OF the various sections be.
tween here and Marietta are to be in town
that day and endeavors will be made to
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SUSDNY SCRAPS

I. or Local News nud Gossip upon Various
T., subjects. ~
YESTERDAY was Rogution Sunday. "a
Is THE comet responsible for this weather.
TIE saloons were MI closed yesterday.
THE rain seems to have season engage.
I. Inent. Eu HI fl' ~ 'ls2'2
HonNnRoox's PAnK will be formally opened
3 "Wednesday. = 7I'7a, s "a Y
s. CONCERT by home talent at tho Opera IIouzc
this evening. .s5s y COS 81 81 h q
TnE Municipal Court opens its May term
Mt I'm. today. IA ", "a z \ i, 81.
TIE Andes will take down monster cxcur.
sion 10 Cincinnati tomorrow. re- 9sr5
BASE NALL and rowing ardor arc both damn.
ened by this sort OF weather. t1i r itts Z ~.
TuR Zevcly forgery trial is set for Wedncs..
day on Judge Boyd's docket. j.. Il n. 81
Six picnics arc booked for the State Fair
Ground between this date and Julyi. Iy3
SATURDAY was the two hundred and seventy.
fifth anniversary OF the settlement OF James.
I. town. ~ < Z 5'itti 5l as \, 81 ;5,rf
q THE Wheeling Rifle Club will shoot match
by telegraph with the Chautauqua rifle team
Z next Saturday. i, q, Z $5Y 4 !. 4 ~
MAIN tIlS SiCEultleUL
confirmation 10 several persons at the Cattle.
dral yesterday afternoon. N q. 6 4
~ JAMES REILLY and James Mahcency were
] run in last nigh. by Officer Barum sfor disor.
: derly conduct IN the Fifth ward. sf,SFF 3, =
SOMEBODY made Off Will, two pair Of i,ue
boots from the store Of Louis Conrad. on
Twentieth street, Saturday night. AZ II
A LOCAL weather prophet predicts that tho
rain is ut an end, and that VIC will to-day On:
ter upon season Of iaultlcss May days. .SIE
y; TIN next entertainment at the Opera House
will be the Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West
,,minstrels, on; "Wednesday. evening, May 81
There will be a change OF the moon on
"Wednesday, and 1t is hoped that 1t will check
the dismal drizsly rains we have had tho past
week. q ali. (. ~ ij5 Z I t,i5itft;5s
\ iAiNEw post OF the G. a. r. lsswill be mus.
tered at Bridgeport Tuesday evening. The
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, JAMES HOTEL. !,

90 'AS -
y Davidson, Antioch Custer, n AD&o 4
chns Allen. New York LW Foster, FGnna s't
Presley Tuttcf, l'cnna " Nm lIoguc, Cosesy, o
RA Late, ihlttmpfc Jas fiGlhoft. Chicago (
u Clark. Arlington Il Mills, Cambridge N
II Fitxmortis, Chm. II lioylcs, cadiE 5fIf5
WV Harvey. Erie, y y fof1yce, Cambridge
SAthetion, Toledo GffR X Clifton, city iIsti {
y rlckyring, Flushing q N Shrewsbury, city 4 \
n II Gibson. West Alex Geo Gibson, thy W
IN Llii!oh, Steubcnvillc II Mclean, Columbus L
Thos Allen, Baltimore VT Monroe. Cleveland
" Miller, city rgHlH' 2Ss alden. Cleveland n.
10 Caldwell. Pittsburgh " swormstead, PlttsDurl
X Eta Gi0b0n, June C!tyJas llo9clcy. 0 na7N,SlG
d l. Hanks, city s.,y'J q He'll, sandusky q
u Dtltt, lRlldi'c Cal llurt, Warrington
y swhail, Albany, \ w \ J Ehlrldgc, Chicago
Chas WcdmAn. Couinbus6en Summon, city
u u kengscy, city T u llolen. Louisville
J q Robinson, baltimore T. pruSll, baltimore
0 q lInnl0w. BirnCsyille q Mash. Minneapolis
o II = McCNy, Wash Ia Geo johnson, y q.
Wm JUt,es, belmont 60 u Williams brooke co
Morris y l.uchs, llcllaite v II Eliiott, Detroit
a gf Ell Lowe, Pittsburgh. n sd I.
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OIver-aatins Is in ono sense as productive OF
evi! as intenperancc in drinking. Avoid
both, and keep tho body purified with Bur
dock Blood Biters, and you will be rewarded
with robust health and au invigoratcd sys.
tenn. Price 81 90. {s.sf1 yl. =
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BAEnEp Swiss, barred, striped and plain
nansooks. lace nansooks, lace piouc, &c, M
pretty q line OF white goods as can DO found
in the city ut Geo. G. Ro.h's. $50,
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Present stock Of pianos Stelnway, Knabc
Ch!ckcring, llallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
rnun, Guild, &C., Mt the very lowest prices
and grcat reduction for cost. Call early antl
secure great bargains. ,i .
G- i}tiA Lucas Music STORE,
- :. Il. ---,.- y No. 10 MINI Strcat
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YOU can buy the celebrated cog.gcarcd
Novelty Clothes Wringer OF Boyd, Market
Square, for = cash. Just onc.half The urice
charged by pcddlcrs for third class wringers,
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A MEDICINE OF real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally
recommended by those who have used it, as
true tonic Is, Erowns Iron Bilters, pSw
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Q. Gh b !. Qttte ell
O,hcc: Nos. rs md q FonriccntI, Street.
For Cincinnati-Steamcr Andes.
NVuptn1-E nr,sohnI Rnnp, .a.

For Cincinnati-Steamcr Andes. %
Wanted-Furnished Room.
lust Received-Geo. X. McMechcn.
Picnic-Columbia Lodge, A. ~. !. & S. W.
For Sale Cheap Light spring wagon
Judge for Yourself-Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF New York. $50.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
, Commissioners Sale OF Glades Iron Works.
Pianos and 0gans-W. II. Sheib.
Attention, Island Citizens-A. J. LYDIA.
Palace RefriecratorS-Nesbitt & Bro.
Eastern Dry Goods storc-Alarshall, Ken,
needy Il Co. On lI r..5sr So. 49,
Kead and Rellect-A. sicdcnbach & Bro,
Head Of Local..
Property. i4gl,i i
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$-------------t
The Shakespeare Club Rooms Opened.
The convenient and elegantly fitted up
suite OF rooms which will hereafter be the
local liabitation' VI the Furnishing Shakes
peare Club OF this city, We're formally opened
Saturday, by tho members OF the Club, most
OF whom were present. They occupy the
second floor OF the Stanton & Davenport,
building, on Market street, and are fitted up
With NIL the c0nveniences and attractions
dictated ~ refinement or conducive to
pleasure. = J ggs n q K 4 $50 r. ~ IN
The exercises OF the formal opcDinr con
sisted Of an address of welcome by Hon. D. s..
Long, and an original poem by Mr.. VIM.
Leighton, president Of the club. Both were
highly spoken Of by the select few who heard
them. Mr.. Longs address was a fitting wei.
come for his fellow members to their new
and first peFmanent home, reviewing III his
quite langtty speech Tho history OF the club
from its every, standpoint. 4 touching
tribute was pail 10 deceased Members, and
the whole closed with o very apropos guo.
tation from tho great author In honor OF
whose memory the club was named. 4
atr. Leighton's poem was consideration OF
the benign influence Of the great masters
works. Ne regret that sDace forbids its pub.
iiication III our columns, which, 1t =nsld
honor. ,@.1 tsr- "A 81 En- IT
The evening. was pleasantly passed after
these exercises In SOCIAL conyersc. The open
ing was memorable event In tho history Of
the society," -.Fsll a :, - \,
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Gun cream damask table linen, at 10 cent.
per yard, is the cheapest goods In the city.
FH- .H' H.l.iasg Gro. G.. RorH,
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{ WAstrSorox, D. c., May Is, I 4. H. For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley. clearing weather,
winds, mostly northwesterly, stationary or
higher temperature and pressure. rt51l, r
The Ohio river will continue rising at and
below Cincinnati ss,5=. 4. 81 3Is'ls- ..,:t1tg
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Flies, reaches, ants be,l.bugs, rats, mice,
sophcrs, chipmunks, cleared out by though
on Rats i5c. n 81 H55r 5,t5s 5.'.--' III =.
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LADIES by using German Corn Remover,
can wear HElore'tittinse boots with ease and
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Our dollar unlaundried shirts arc consider.
cd the cheapest shirts in the city. rs
-r-f ~ ii.F itr III GsO g. Eor,I
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

] The B9ard OF Education Of BhIgerost. Glib, VII
receive bids Tor building a bdrt Hl6G hTs
Of Two rooms, and a bllck sel,aol haate d bI-
looms; also FOR putting heating Apmnus In III
must furnish with bis I'd vood SctU,|,y Iurlr H.
ioImhnce Of his contract, The Bnaid ,v,treL
right 10 reject any Or all bids. VII pay ID nstJ
estimates. Plans and specifications mty lt Srl
ana niter May 18th. ri the otlice OF Russ J. lEus
der, bridgeport. Ohio. The bids NM, II ti!Ea
he Clerk Of the BoarI Oh or before EoeJ4tl
le2 ~ s Ti,0S. E0ia
J Smy4.Trbas a
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!, M n !. vAusT, who is now stopping Of tho
Meiise House, Is the leading dealer In Fine
french Hair Goods in Philadelphia. She has
If fs xa ss sy jVs ss E s;s sssss
appear pretty W . becoming and ar.isIic mr. r.
rangement OF the coiifGfo, whilst ovrn tI,o
most beautiful woman ,now.a.tays Z ioors
incomplete unless she Is adorned by one Of
these almost magical heautiiers. !; ~
Il LADIES white muslin skirts at 30 cents.
good and cheap. 4 GEO. g. Roru :
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SATURDAY.

The following shows the range Of the thor.
mometer. rs observeda ut Schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner: -,.sis.5 g.,s,3'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-15

FL f you want to buy dry goods, notions, car.
pets oil cloths window shades at the lowest
cash prices cell at GEo. G. Roru's.