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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-21

The March term of this Court commenced
yesterday afternoon ut 9 o'clock, Judge
LETTERS on the bOncb, and J. r, CowdeH, EsI.
acting as Clerk. The docket was first called
and cases set for the ensuing term. The iol.
lowing business was then transacted.
The case OF James r. Stetrett vs.. Little and
Mantten In RSsumpslt, was on motion Of
plaintiffs attorney, dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
A decree was entered distributing proceeds
Of sale. now in hands Of special Commits,
stoner In the case Of Catharine Sweitzer, ad.
minIstratrix, etc, W. Mary Louise oshe ct al.
In chanccry
In the case Of Klieyes, Kraft 4 Co., VS..
Hamilton, :MCGranahna l. Co, and L, +,
stifel garnishee, the answer OF the garnishec
was filed, and funds in his hands belonging
to the defendants, amounting to 1882, were
ordered paid In the Court 10 be left subject to
tho orders OF the Court,
The case OF W. A, stetzer VS.. P. scheule 4
fore jury.
Adjourned to $50 A. N. to-day.
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LItlIe PnrlIamentnry Clnsh.

Some fun was had at the closing Of yester
days session OF the House OF Delegates. Last
wee a resolution was passed TO bold night
sessions from and after Monday" Accord
ingly, at the usual hour for adjournment
last evening, Mr.. Riley moved that the House
take a recess until hall.past seven. This did
not suit the Democratic majority, as they de.
sired TO hold caucus last evening, So Mr..
Fulkerson moved that the House adjourn,
This motion took precedence. The roll was
called, and when Mr. Granttlam was reached,
he explained his vote for adjournment by
saying that the resolution called for night ses.
siOns "from and after" not ION and after. -
Monday evening. This fine point created a
smile. When Mr. Riley was called he also
explained his vote, and trenchantly reviewed
the situation when the resolution for night
sessions came up last week, and showed The
Inconsistency OF the Democratic leaders.
When he sat down Mr. Fulkerson rose 10 re.
ply, but Mr.. Hubbard also took the floor.
and called him TO order FulkerIon contin.
uel that he merely wanted to Say'-but
Hubbard drowned his voice by exclaiming
in stentorian tones, "Mr. Speaker, call the
gentleman to orderl call the gentle.
man to 0rderw Falkerson took his
seat, and Hubbard also sat down, but the
former immediately arose!again, and recon-.
menced. The latter was at once on his feet
also, shouting: "Mr. Speaker, rise to point
Of order!' swell, i" said Mr.. Fulkerson. "you
can just rise n Eyes retorted Mr.. Hub,
bard, "and you can Just sit downw And
amid general laughter the roll call proceeded.
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A. sIEDENHAcH & BEo.
Successors to l. Blum & Bro,
ll04 Main street,
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"WINE OF oARDvl" four times a day
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.


We thank yon for your call Of yesterday
Please tell your friends what you saw at oul
store; tell them about our display OF silks
show them the bargains you bought from II!
In dress goods; tell them what you haYl
paid for white spreads and lace curtains
show them the beautiful ginghams vol
bought from us. Tell them to sec us stran
gers, and see our exertions TO please the Ia
dies OF Wheeling.
In order to get acquainted with as man,
ladies as possible, we will continue our grand
opening and display for one week, from A
y. until l0r. NJ, We invite everybody puEJ
liCly. We had no time to send out cards
but everybody, rich or poor resident or non
resident, OF this city, is invited to come ii
and inspect our display. No one urged L
buy. Statesmen particularly charged to show
all courtesy possible to visitors and strangers
We thank you for you're call whether you bu,
or not. Respectfully
A. STEDESBAcH & BRo.,
Successors to |. Blum & Bro,
ll0I Main Street.
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General Manager and Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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why viii YOu

Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Luns
troubles when an immediate relief can be q
readily attained2 BosCuEE's GERMAN sYRuI
has gained the largest sale in the world for The
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases. Its DR.. BoSchee'S famous German
prescription, and Is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained in I'D,
ministering Il To the youngest child, as pei
directions. The sale Of this medicine is un,
precedented, Since first introduced there ha,
been constant increasing demand and with
out single report OF failure to do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as To the truth
Of these remarks. Large sizes rs cents. Try
ttand be convinced. TThRAW
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LAST evening was q very inclement one,
but II did not prevent Bridgeport's City Hall
being filled to overlooking with IN audience
that left highly pleased after listening to the
entertainment given by the Smith bell
ringers and comic concert troupe. The
cornet playing OF Mrs, Smith was especially
fine and received rounds OF applause. The
remainder OF the company was much above
the average. Tonight the company will give
OF assisting the Library Association OF that
place. The cause Is a worthy one and I'M
entertainment is novel and attractiye-two
reasons why the hall should be filed.
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Transfers.

The following conveyances of real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook yes.
terday:
A deed made March 18th, 1885,, by Amanda
L. Murdoch and Godfrey G., her husband, 10
Robert Emblem, Of part Of lot No. / in square
No. I situated on tile west side OF Chapline
street. Consideration 5000.
A deed made March Goth, 1882, by William
Porter and wife and Samuel j. BOYD, TO
Adam Wilhelm, Of piece OF property on the
south side Of Edgington's Lane. Consider.
alton 1915 ~
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Tho Electric Light Company and the


The Ordinance Committee met ut the CITY
Building yesterday afternoon ut o'clock fol
the purpose of approving the points prepared
by the City Solicitor as the foundation for
the ordinance TO be submitted to Council, al.
lowing the Brush Electric Light Company
tho use OF thestreets and alleys. sMessrs. A.
J. Sweeney, Il. W. Hazlett and J. G. Alder.
son, representing the company, were also
present The ordinance will be formed in
accordance with the rules governing this
mode OF illumination as laid down BY the
New York Board Of Underwriters. II will
also be similar to those In force in Cleveland
and ClnCinnati-it anything, 1t will be
stronger. 1t guards the property holder very
carefully. The Board Of Control
shall have the supervision, and in case
Of disagreement among the members Coun.
Gil shall adludicate. In case any changes are
ordered by the Board OF Control formerly
Streets and Alleys Committee( the COMPANY
Is TO be granted three months to effect the
changes
The committee approved the points, and
the ordinance will be submitted to Council
This evening, special meeting having been
called for the purpose OF approving the same.
Tomorrow the tine expires 10 which the
Brush Company is allowed, by the laws OF
this State, under which 1t Is incorporated, to
organize. A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at Major AlderSon's Office, and
among the matters to be considered at that
time will be the adoption OF the ordinance,
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INDIAN UkFARFAENT,' WARRINGTON, D. @.
l am anxious 10 introduce DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup among my Indians, having
used II myself for several months, and tbinE
itone OF the finest remedies | ever found. /
assure you. 1t Is the only thing that ever re-.
lioved me OF q protFact0d cough, brought on
by exposure while on the Sioux Commission
last year. A. @. BooNf,
Agent for Poncas and D. S. COMMISSIONS
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DR0POsALs eOL[CITED,

Proposals arc solicited for the building d
Ghurch edlnce III the village Of .ElnSVllr, GA
The plans and specifications for aid Cbunh ash
seen At The house Of the subscriber In .En,JlE
The building committee reserve the Iighl ioHEs
any or all bids. Proposals received until GWlE
AuItSSs or call on WV. LLOYD
mh1Ur EtuAyIlle Okh
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You are sick; well, there Is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt Tits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Well'S
Health Remover Is your hope. s. % Drug.
iStS. Depot I.auGhlin Bros. &To.. Wheeling.
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Welcome TO You Citizens Of West Wiz
ginia and Surrounding NeighbOrlnl

We welcome you all to our grand display
offspring and summer goods. We welcome
everybody TO come and see how we intend
TO conduct our business We welcome every.
body TO call on us to form our acquaintance.
We have come to stay among you. We have
come TO gain your patronage. We have come
10 show you our will to please and promise
you that no efforts on our part will be- spared
to gain that end. Our first opening offspring
and summer goods is now announced and
We hope that all the patrons OF our ptede-
Cessors, with great many new ones, will call
and see our display during this week. Our
motto will strictly be one universal price.
No Interpretations. No one urged to buy.
All attentions paid to visitors. Goods deliv.
cred to all parts OF the city, and II we ever
deyiate from the above rules, we want every.
body to quit dealing at our house.
Small profits, large sales, large aSSortments,
fresh goods every day, the great principles
by which We are guided. We kindly request
your patronage.
A. SIEDENHACH & BGo.
Successors to |. Blum & Bro,
l1Ol Main stFank
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81. jANRs RorgL

Mn. TIKI GLEESoN, ex.member OF the Coun.
Gil from the Fourth ward, Cincinnati, says be
suffered terribly with rheumatism all last
winter and spring, He tried all kinds OF In.
until he used St. Jacobs oil, the first appllca.
ton Of which insured full nights Tepose,
and It's subsequent use''ehtirely cured him.
It Is great remedy, and the sufferers hope,
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HOUSEKEEPING. GOODS.
You May Ask :?

Give us few Of your prices on leading AtyleI so
we may be. prepared before we call on you. AZ we
will make II our object to ut all times publicly All
nOunre our Special Bargains, we have concluded 10
name few OF our prices below. Look NJ the goods
we Oier, and II our competitors eau easily compete
Our efforts will be- continued to prove 10 you that
OURS will be recognized Us the sding house IN
wheeling. for low prices on fine goods for large u.s.
sentiments and never no Misrepresentation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-21

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2i.-l A. "
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
rain, followed by clearing weather, north.
west to southwest winds and rising barome
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oScE it is known that Peruna cures disease
and prevents its return, it will be absolute
neglect OF duty TO be without It. Therefore
always keep bottle in your cupboard.
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WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY,

--Speyer Bros. beg leave to an.
nOunce to the trade that they have
located themselves at 1902 Main
street, L. s. Delaplain & Co.'s old
stand, and merchant and milliners
will dowell to examine their stock
and prices.
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The fellow, who, by mistake, sent his 40.
burn.haired sweetheart instead Of a bottle Of
DR., Bulls Cough syrupa bottle Of hairdye,
wants to know the best way TO commit sui
eide.
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Good ~ octave rosewood piano. nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at l
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, liG2 Main street.
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THERE is no place in the city like W.
II. RINEHART s BROS, 1915 Market
street, for useful and ornamental China,
Glass and QueCnswarc.
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NeW Advertisements.
Wall Papcr-Tohn Friedel.
Mira Knox FlutinE Machines.
Public Sale.
Reconsideration as B 1ok.keeper.
For SAlG-FramG House.
Stockholders Meeting.
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TnE"::.ondon Hair Color Restor.rr

The ";.ondon Hair Color Restorern
is the most delightful article ever in.
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
RestorerS, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious,
Where badness or falling of the hair
exists, or premature grayneSs from
sickness or other causes, Its use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause healthy growth, cleans.
Ing the scalp from all Impurities, dan.
drum, ETC., at the came time pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
GRAVITY perlumed, rendering the hair
soft and pliable, making It IN iRdls.
penSahlc article in every toilet. Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
ReStorer. Price 10 cents n bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-21

FoR Scrofala, Rheumatism, Mercuria
Poison, and all blood diseases, take S. S. S,
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Reslorer. Prlce Is cents q boltle.

Some ten years ago my wite's hair com.
menced falling, and rot very thin and turned
gray, but after using London Hair Color
KestoreF the scalp became healthy, the hair
is now growing beautifully.-I. A. TYSEs,
Wilson, N. @. MwFtw
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For the Lower Lake Regions, rain, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy and cooler weather.
winds e3sterly shifting to westerly, falling,
followed by rising barometer.
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A. SGEDESBAcH & Bro,
Successors to l. Blum & Bro,
1l0I Main Street.
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GRAND opening and display of
Spring Goods. Everybody in this
city invited. We issue no cards.
A. SIEDENBACH a. BRO,
ll0+ Main Street.
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LADIES fine hand turned Button shoes in
French aad Cutaco Kid at l.. V. Blonde.
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TIE best and cheapest place to buy shoe.
in the city is at L. Y. Blends.
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SPEYER BROS.
p. S...We are the only exclusive
wholesale millinery house in the
city and State.
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experience and honest treatment
nUn Of secret diseases had eSScs
AnNT wanted. Home treatment SEM nv
H9b1IhO b mall. Give your symptoms and
aadresE. :; +: MILLER, N. D., 9l5 Arch street.
Philadelphia, Pa mh4'TrhS4W
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The following sh, VS. the range OF the ther
nometer, as observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
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RECEIVING daily New Goods in all STYLES
md kinds at l., V. Blends 1875 Main street.
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PERuSA cures every time-get some, be we'll
keep iton hand, and sin no more.
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Dress Goods.

II q about all We can do to mention thGm-tO do
tall them Is lmpOsiblO-suilielent TO Ay that on
STOCK has not It's equal In the market, w
brought here everything that Is displayed In ihi
Extern alRfkets and hope 0Hr frlefids and patron
viii honor " with thel call Of Inspection. Early
buyers will md great advantage.
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IMPORTANr-No assessments of any
kind can ever be made upon the stock Of
the Steadman 6ulch Mining and Milling
Company. lis stock Is fully paid mp and
forever nOn.assessable.
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The subject Of Saturday nights murder on
the Island was still the principal tonic OF
conversation about town yesterday. There
were no new developments in the case, how.
ever, and interest gradually died out. We
Yesterday inadvertently stated that both
Miligan and Davis were from ,Rtnaville. This
statement was OF course corrected by the
correct one later In the account. DaviS's
father works at Etnaville; he himself board.
ed on Virginia street, Island. AffIiigan's
father lives at Bridgeport, where he Is IA
butcher, but MilligaH was employed by an,
other butcher, an uncle, who lives at Mar
tins Ferry.
Davis Is TO be buried this afternoon at :
O'Clock, from bis iaS boarding house on vfr
In In this connection we have received the
following;
not Ills DOLLAR sroRE-soNE OTHER DoLIAy
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FoR SALE.
TOR SALE AT AUCTION.

AZ tho Court House, SATURDAY, MARCEL
vaLe sale before then, WV ''-
Two Two lots on LAEelle street, 80 by 100 ietL
rhtee lotS on Jacob street, 20 By 100 feet
The Woodward Farm, u acres
,, lerinSE3ne.t cash, balance In one iniR
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Take "BLACK.DRAUGHTn and Won

will never be bilious.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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RbYINn POWDER.

"How ARE you to.dayP" Not very well
Go for bottle of Peruna and be well.
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HEATHER INnIcArtoNl

7LMl2Y.SF.x.7PM l7AM.l2Tsh.x7p>
y u u 40 s. 50 "a Il
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BT0Rf
wnEEusO, W. Va, March 20, 1882.

lsuIIOI5 IH1VlHBVItVT'
see by your paper OF this morning YOU
mention that young Milligan, who shot Davis,
purchases his pistol alta Main street 80c store.
This Is to notify you that he did not purchase
It at my establishment, as have for months
past adopted q rule not to sell fire arms OF any
description to boys and minors.
Yours, 0. G. GESTmER,
Proprietor Doc Store.
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Pm M assortment Of Gents hand and ma,
chiaeSewed shoes in the city at !, v, Bleads,
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IRREGULAR TUESDAY PACKET EVs
~ PRtkeBbuR iOmerUy, GalllyoliS, EsT.9
lrouton, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays 81
vile, Cincinnati and Louisville, the elr -
CANT passenger steamer
NEW ANDEs. ......,,.,.... cuAs. MunLENIS, Nhsa'
AAEI +, SOLL, CLERK.
Leaves TUESDAY, MARCH q, at or, ", p3dui,IIi
Passengers and freight tccelpleI through u.
polab West aud South. For freight o. ISt sST
inh90 " AGtRA
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For sale by Logan & Co.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
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]. II. WooDEAD

Also at same time and place,
-Four shares OF stock In BeIlnirC strect p,T,,,
,TWeHly shares Of stock Ia G., 7. V,SWRK
len ahhFGS Of stock IN Gre, nwOOd CCnqtrrT
Terms cash. J. II. WOODWARD EStsio,
W. IL. HALLIR, Auctioneer. --'''S IN
The above sale has been POSTPONED 10 gATuR
The above SA'e has been postponed to SIM
DAY, MARCH %, 1852, al III :, zane hour
mnlb II NOOItt0h
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-06-30
THE STORMS IN TIE VEST.

The elements In the West seem TO be be-
coming more unruly year by year. Last
seasons record of storm and tornado sur.
passed all previous seasons, and the disturb
ances Of the last few months have been the
most appalling of all
The storms OF last week in Iowa and Kan
sas caused d loss Of life and destruction OF
property greater than would be produced by
an invading army. aud the suffering result
ing from it will never be accurately known.
The most depressing feature of such WIS.,
itation is that no human ingenuity can pro-
vide against II or mitigate Its severity. "The
wind bloweth where it isteth, and no one
can tell ukence IL coneth or whithe, it
goeth." Nor can any one tell when danger
is impending. Without warning, generated
by disturbances in iar-of air currents, or by
unsupported changes in the distribution OF
heat and cold, the Spirit OF the Storm gath
cps his wrathful cohorts and sweeps across
the smiling land with the fury of demon.
The most dreadful feature of such a storm
Is that it gives man the feeling that the giant
and irresistible forces of nature are In q con.
spiracy against him. Resistance seems futile,
escape hopeless, and before any plan can be
carried into effect the Powers of the Air
have dnnc their work and swept off In pur-
suit 81 other prey.
Tie frequency and regular recurrence OF
al such storms must have an effect upon
immigration and settlement, and aside from
such considerations Is the productiveness of
the soil and the propltiousness Of tho climate,
many Western farmers are beginning to ask
themselves whether il would not be woll 10
seek home little off the great storm high.
ways U the continent
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-06-30

Mr.. ii. ID. Farnandis, the recently electe
President of the G. & o. canal paid a visit
TO Baltimore on Tuesday last. He was in
terviewed by reporter of the SIN, who
says,
His friends will be pleased to know that
he has quite recovered, and Notwithstanding
the exceedingly warm weather was in very
good condition, Mr.. Farnandis did not hes
itate to say that he had been officially notl-
fled of his election to the presidency of the
canal through Mr.. Benjamin Fawcett, the
secretary of tho stockholders meeting which
had elected him, and through whom such
official notices are usually served. Mr.. Far.
nandis also said he had forwarded scaled
communication In reply to the official mott
tication, the contents of which he does not
feel at liberty, from considerations of cour.
tesy 10 make public in advance of the July
meeting of the stockholders. The term of
Office of the president does not begin before
the first of July, and Mr.. Fernandis consid-
cred it was necessary that his views be made
known at that time. All the indications
point tn the acceptance of the Office by Mr..
Farnandis, though It is more than likely his
letter on the subject contains considerations
which he desires the stockholders to have
before them. United States Senator A. p.
German was at Barnum's Hotel last night"
We sincerely hope that the last sentence
of tho above will not cause any uneasness
in the breasts of "relhrmers" hereabouts.