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8, Nearly 1000 immigrants landed mt Now
York yesterday.i s&i1ii1l ~ "a H, Y
Snow fell for two hours at Dover, n. IT,,
yesterday morning, If'lsa }.7,l ~
A stock iboard'' wis successfully
opened In Chicago yesterday. si.;G !,
. A grain exchange was established In
San Francisco, yesterday, with brilliant
prospects. iit5i, 4 If {, !, g fl,3sia
Great damage to the growing wheat, by
tho army worm, Is reported from Union
county, lllinois. lg
Tho dead body OF Jacob Iaualia, OF
Fremont, Ohio, has been discovered. Ills
death isa mystery. i.5s Rs Y.
DR.. II. II. Hubbard, late surgeon. general
OF tho late G. $. "A. army, died ut SIN Fran.
cisco yesterday, aged 55 years. 1,5
Mayor Mnnly, Of Raleigh, n. c., died
yesterday. lie was II prominent artillery
officer, on the Confederate, side. a.
Missourlans arc excited over n recent
decision OF the supreme court OF TINT State,
declaring Tho present notary law OF Mis-.
souri, unconstitutional. y Z, ,H3l. IA
Joe Coviness, prominent merchant OF
Monticello, southwestern Arkansas was
way,laid, the other dny, and badly wound.
cd, by parties unknown. 5tia,
A dispatch from Minneapolis, received
last evening, says "Dishop Foss seemed
slightly improved Ills morning, though the
physician says his case is very critical
Tho sale Of season trickets to the May
musical festival ut Chicago, realized $4,000
The concerts will begin on Tuesday next
Base ball yesterday: At proyidence-llos
tons, .; Providence, .. At Worcester
Troys, !; Worcesters, 5. AT New York
Atantics, 8; Metropolitan, j, (eight In
ninss.) AT Chicago hicagos 10; Glove
lands, 4. At Dctroit-Dctroits, S; I,uila
los, !. litiG. ll,l3 Ri'.as'6 2, j j
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TEXANS or sALE-Two hundred dollars ar I'm M.
chase money. and as MUCH more ns the nirchaser.
may elect. cash in hand: the residue in three eona
instamells nt sx twelve and eighteen month";
notes for deferred payments secured BY deed NJ:
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Another Pleasant Entertainment In the
I n ----- ~ ~ ----- sa.Ia.. I-.L =.


q - 49, Series. - - ti5i+- -
A large and apprcciatiye audience was at.
tracted to the Opera House last evening, the
occasion being musical and literary enter.
tainment given under the auspices OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Stahl. Tho first number
on the programme, '.Sportsmen's Joy," by
the Germana Singing Society. was rendered
In good style and won deserved appreciation.
Mrs. Stahls Rotations were worry entertain
ing, and contributed largely to the pleasure
OF the evening, her most acceptable perform.
ance being"A Senator Entangledi" an extract
from DeMille's novel "The Dodge Club In
Italy" Mr.. Ankle SO charmed his hearers TINT
he was compelled to give my Sweetheart
when Il Boy" Mr.. Arklc's only fault is his
timidity and embarrassment, but rs neither
was shown last evening he fairiyl excelled
himself. his clear, sweet tenor never being
hahdled to better advantage.
Miss Hattie Mansbach, Il spriyhtlyf midget.
gave extreme satisfaction In her efforts 10
please the audience with piano solo. ,.l;aIg,
The ''gem OF the evening" (n. e.-new ex-
pression) was the recitation OF Miss Lillian
Gutman, who gave charmingly natural in.
depreciation OF IA naughty little girls views
OF life In q hotel" Miss Gutnan was recalled
and very kindly gave u comicul extract from
one OF Aiias Holmes novels, describing the
manner in which Il household terror en-
teraiRed her elder. sisters beau while she
was making her toilet. Mr.. Seeley, sustained
bis reputation as a pleasing basso in "Trust
in the Lord" the audience demand
ed his temperance. Miss Mollie
Russcll's recitation, 1.-THE Angels of
Beuna Vista" was m intelligent por:
travail Of tho scenes described lii TINT piece,
and WIS warmly cncored. tyES8 VI &th' Is
It certainly must be encouraging to Prof.
Stahl and his accomplished wife to note the
increased interest that Is being manifested
in their entertainments, aud we hope they
will find it convenient to announce another
at an early date. ,5 Hb; 3 b. Il
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Something over week ago a fine horse was
stolen from the stable Of man named Train.
er, at Washington, Pa. twas traced to the
river. where sight vas lost OF it. In some
way, however, the owner obtained Informs
ton that q horse resembling his was in use
in the Dellaire street cars, and he at once
went down TO Ee!laire to investigate. lie
found that his information was correct, and
that his horse was the one described to him.
Tho Rellaire Street Car Company purchased
the animal week ago lust Saturday. Mr..
Trainer claimed and recovered his property.
The person Of whom the horse was purchased
company, but they do not know iiim BY
name. II is possible that he was an innocent
party to the transaction, and had merely
purchased the animal from tho .hief.--The
proper owner vas too reioiced ut his good
luck in recovering tha property to be very
particular about the matter. He. bought
the horse over to this city last evening, and
will this morning take him home. j
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Glades Iron Works,
lfTsis Including tho r}S'iai1l;..i:,
TOWN OF GLADESYILLE,s

LFl AND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES ~ N
OF Coal nni Iron Lands annexed thereto. For the
description and boundaries thereof reference Is
hereby made 10 the following deeds conveying the
said lands to. George Hartman, all Of which Arc
recorded ~ tho oiNcc Of Tho CLERK Of The Comfy
court Of Preston county, West Virginia, towit;.A
ncres tho other " acres and two poles from @. A:
and Agncs Heidelberg 10 sud George llnrtlminn md
Mary F Miilner, dated May ls. 1910, md recorded
X 9ISa G ss,s. re- 1e pIs ~ sa s s
mail dated May y. 1874 md accorded III deed book
No. 40, rnge .ti; u deed from Harmon and Martha
A. TElrkel 10 the said llaraman md Mary L. Mill.
nrr for two tracts OF land both containing acres
dated juno ~, 1871 and recorded III decd book NO
IS. pages 1i.i aud deed from John u. Shcrnrd and
others 70 sild liardnlan, dated May u, 49,! and re-
corded IN deed book No. ilpagcs 9and y deed from
Margaret. George y James vaJulla 4. ind Sarah
T. Jackson, 10 said George lIartlman for ono acre,
dated ainicn 10 1877, and recorded III deed book No.
rs, pngcS 1915; decd from Vim. y. and brown 10
March y, 1871; and recorded in decd book No 81,
pages 1 Hnti D: IL deed from Cyrus and Nancy ].
Linton 10 said Hartmann for l2actes and * pe,ehes.
dated June II, 1871. and recorded In deed book No.
II, pages IL and ~; a deed from Buckner md Re.
bec1i Fairfax 10 aud lardman for ITO acres dated
August ~, 1874, and recorded III deed book No. IL,
pages - and ~ mud II deed ftsln John X. and Mary
i. Milncr 10 tho said lardnihn for four tracts Of
land aySrcsatng s3 acres dated Aarch H. 1874 and
recorded IN detu book No. II, pages q 81 and
y: the whole containing IN the aggregate about
$50 acres with all the improvements and nppurteil
ancts thercunto belonging or IN any wlse arper.
tanning Including the iron furnace thereon, and all
the machinery and fixtures thereon. whether fixed
or movable, and nil tools anu implements used IN
operating the same, whether fixed or movable, sAi,i
lind being the same conveyed 10 Charles T. Layeriy
ny Eugene List by deed dated September ~, A. D.
1875 ind recorded among the public land records oil
sud county. IN decd hook 40, page 7l.sttfr IGrzll
Also, The following pcn0nhl property now on the
above real estate hGrclnbeforc mentioned, namely:
~ fur-Weeleu tnlNl rvul carr. ST. .hrse Wurnfis
| lw0hose wagon, 10 sets Of harness. .horse en-
uInc and upright engine boiler used 10 operate The
sane. Tt sizf= - l5}Nf5i Esi9. ~
Terms Of Sale for the Real atc.-onc. third Of
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4 Ny mother has been asutlerer with intlam.
matory rheumatism for the last fifteen years,
writes Mr.. J. Schubert, Kankakec, ILL.,, In
which time she has tried numerous remedies
without relief. 4, At last her limbs became so
swollen that she could not so about, and i
gave up NIL hope OF hor recovery. as final
resort. | tried St Jacobs Oil. The first ap-
plication gave her relief and the use Of six
bottles has performed u; cure. She can go
about, rs well as over; ~ i 4 i IA AZ 10
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1f10 CONTRACTORS, ------,--- ---- 4e@=2

". II. HALLEE. - - op T.r ~. n
Es'ls,E Auctioneer % ~ = .U n,ssS.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

! Saturday evening meeting Of the citize, $
was held 10 nuke preparations for Dscors-
ton Day: The Committee OF arrangements
appointed at a!previous meeting reported
that they Ind secured the service OF Rev,
Hastings, Of Toronto to deliver the GRAFTON
Of the occasion, aud ,alyo that t.ey had seen
or would sec their resident ministers and
h1yc them make addresses. The professions
will firm al tho hall and march to ltivcrview
Cemelery,l where aynumber Of our gallant
boys who fell in defense OF their country
assaileds by a fratricidnl foe. This lis only
small tribute to the dead heroes, but II done
love that will be remem bered and cherished
BY those surviving the more unfortunate. a
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JEREMIAH PAyroS, ST., was yesterday ar.
ra.ened before Squire Arkle.on peace war
rant. and required to give bbnd in the sun,
Of $500 to keep the peace iorsone year. failing
TO do which he was committed to Jail until
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/. ]. DRY GOODS.
\ READ AND REFLECT.
IMpORTANT TO IIOuSEKEEPERs.
Strengthening Prices for the Next
Thirty Days. .,.

Every lady who cOnsults her own
interest, we,reqnest to commit to
memory the inpOrtnnce OF this In.
formation. Feeling highly encOllr.
aged since we have come In your
midst, and approaching the Kind
patronage extended to us, we hive
concluded to reciprocateby u Grand
Mark.DOwn In al our departments.
DO not say,"rhis Is n boast" but
come and convince yourselves that
what we say We can falall. Our
business Is systcmized on Eastern
principles and every lady Will re-
ceiye the same courtesy and atten-
ton whether o purchaser or not.
Every article IL plainly marked,
and One Price TO all. When we
say all our departments, VIC mean
Just What We Say: DO not fall t0
give us All early call. 4i .s!9.,' I.
"a A, SIEDENBACH 4 BRO,
myl5 W .5 11O4 Main Street. ].
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Note. Of u General Nature ConcerninS
B s;ryii.,i Steamboat Affairs. VI .ip
Il The Belle Prince passed ,,p with railroad

.as--jay<ils,t hlentnDOnt AhAlrs. y 7tsF.s'l
The Belle Prince passed up with railroad
Ties. We q 4 4 n 4
The Courier is this mornings Parkersburs
packet. 3 :, 4 Z, d -
. Capt. Thomas Mong has gone 10 Cincinnati;
he LEFT on the st. Lawrence. !1i8altS,
q Captain Stewards !. new boat la. been
launched at Steubenyillc. y AQ'il lE'Ill An
Tue Alex Swift passed down with coal yes.
to-day aud the Nall City went down with
emptles. 3lGi17 tg'i = 9}gIssttT7,i },,,,l5
The Bachelor arrived In port about mid.
night, with several passengers for the Andes
excursion. ~ / (, u IIllil An
The river fell about ono foot yesterday.
and was falling slowly At dusk with 10 feet Of
water In the channel, 6J55HJ1 "a N ~
Tho Katie Stocktlale passes down at an
carly hour this morning, with MI excursion
party for Cincinnati. ~ y.
The Little Anna carried IN excursion party
last night. Andy Sca,non Is the ""cxcur.
sion captain" and good ono too. 4 3asii},,
. The Andes arrived about 9 ~ NJ, with a
fair trip and n good passenger list This
popular steamer leaves this afternoon, with
u large excursion for the Cincinnati May Eos.
iival. s5a,55 g7firgy ta.Sdi Il {55+L MO-
HtH'f' y
The total tonnage OF Pittsburgh boats, 1893
IN number, Is 1880. This Is divided rs fol.
lows: q passenger vessels, 7,Gl0; 100 tow.
boats 2s9iG I propeller boats, li0; I ferry.
boats, ov9; dredgeboats 1877; pumping
The VIII Kyle met with n singular accident
on Friday, night, while lying at Portland,
preparing to clean out boilers. The engineer
Ind lot Off tho steam from the boilers, Us he
thought, and opened the man head OF the
mud drum, when m immense volume Of
steam poured out, very rerionsly scaldlng
the engineer, and terribly scalding lot Of
cattle on the deck. Four Of tho cattle were
so scaldcd that they wcrc killed to end their
sutI.rlngs. There werc fifteen OF the cattle
scalded. No other casualty resulted from
the accident, and tho VIII Kyle ai,crward.
proceeded on her way.
PirrsburGn, Pa Way l5.-River i2 iect
inches and ialliny-weather clear aid pleas
ant. d 5{3fi, Z, ,5jsa, +, ~ ;''.t!Es
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E..,.5-.9...a.--- .s'
BASE BALL.
An Interesting Gamc OH the Island
n ~ hH.lla q YcsIertlnY, N NJ IIEaI-L n

An Interesting Game Ola the island
II u. x b Yesterday. ~ Il TIF5Ij.l
Something Ike two hundred people con.
gregated at the old ball grounds on the Island
to witness an exhibition game between Bark.
lcy'sa Moilatts picked mines.
Two professional players OF ST. Louis, Mr..
Clark aud Mr.. MEG Inns. OF the late St. Louis
Browns. took part in the game, their services
having been secured for the occasion by MI
Moilatt, Fl' o. VI < = Slsl 4.
.1Lukons, .MofIatt, Weaver, Darkley, sund
Laird did some noteworthy playing. ~; &
Mr.. John Clark, agentleman, Of 4.E.nayille,
acted rs Umpire In manner entirely suits.
factory TO both Mines. - i .---.-s--5.
Tho second game OF the series will take
place this afternoon at tho samo grounds,
Lovers OF this; sport should 40, over and CIV.
courage the revival OF the national game in
this city. ~ -; 4! "a ts7l. [,
I'VE give below tue full score OF yesterday IS
| To-
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: Gov.sD. ". MERlwErrER, Ex-Governor Of
New Mexico and now member Of the Leg.
stature Of Kentucky for his fourteenth term,
lately said to n reporter in Frankfort, KY:
~ have used st. Jacobs Oil with splendid re-
suits for neuralgia and rheumatic pains. 1t
always works well, and gives entire satisfac.
ton. II is, indeed, great remedy 2.ps
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EdItora lntelligcncer: PA. p 4 ,
| am glad TO see the card from citizen OF
the Island In yesterdays issue. 1T is time
that the inhabitants OF this ward. that wish
to beautify their premises, should give ex-
preston to the indignation they feel Mt the
continued depreda.ions Of these prowling
cows, ind South Broadway also notifies COW
owners thut they will not be responsible for
the results, when cows ."break through and
steal" Let us keep the ball rolling. Z a5l2
~ IA Souri, BROADWAY.
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Mr.. VIM. Greenwood aud little daughter,
Of Philadelphia, are visiting his sister, Mrs:
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II. L, Wolf, manager OF tho Telephone
Exchange, hae returned from q business trip
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NOk.SALE--l}T TWO STORY FRAME
=. -, WIN eight rooms and Two In baEcHtntS
W WN,a. IN ,Newands Addition 10 Matlln'siM
rR IGT reNs,hnx.eh!ent: Terms easy. Apply To- ~
.slSn OOGRi!lCk. on the NtcMIaS MrtlrHlE
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Over.eating is in one sense rs productive OF
evil as intemperancc in drinking. Avoid
both, and keep the body purified with Bur.
dock Blood Ditters, and you will be rewarded
with robust health and IN invigorated sys-
TEN. Price ST 90. u s. a.. ~ ~ ~,
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FOR SALE.

HoR SALE OR REM.
\ large two story brick House suitable 70, iaun
o. nonniinT house. with splo11 attached: ~ "
most dcsirble part III the Eighth waid; within lht
minutes walk OF Ia l!elle MILL Pottery, Glass lIelH
a an', Meyery, wheie lhu:Mnds Of wolkmiai ND
employment. s'sat isEz.'3 ]. IhWS,
" nly5 lf'iui..g - OI,lcr ., Twelfth sIIetl.
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Title believed perfect hut selling MS Trustee l
al Convey only suoh title Us Is vested II, mo BIZ
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JUDGE BoYp yesterday overruled The de-.
murrers to the indictments in the cases Of
the boy fire bugs, and one Of the cases was
set for May 30th. and the other for an early
day in June. Eugene Cady''s grand larceny
case IL docIeted for tie Slst inst -..L..--.---
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orphn M. Hodge, Battle Creek. Mich,
writes II upset a ea.kettlc OF boiling hot
water on ny hand. lat onceupplicd Thomas
ntely allay the pain. was curcti In three
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Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe,
Chickering,. Hallct & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c, ut the very lowest prices,
and great REDUCTION for cost. Call early and
secure great bargaina. S.al 7eg', RS
-, LucAsA Music SroRE,
-. ~ - y. =. - l1io Main street !.
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Ghe QtttellilQe11te|1::..
0rIcc: Nos. rs and - Fourteenth street


White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt ( Bro.
llornbro0k's park-Jos. l., Bedilion. Ifg,l!lil
Excursion 10 Mountain Lake Park. 94tt n
County Commissioners Sale OF Stone. q. \,
Wanted-Two Young Ladies'. SKI { !. , In .i
Eotice-Temperancc Meeting. III tysl,45..fg
Fine Buggies-Ashbrook, Tucker 4 Co. As
The Only Man in Town-Carnahan & Eng.
lish. ~ q Is si ,t.yI j. n n
Brilles' Square Dealing Clothing House.
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iDARREn Swiss, barred, striped and plain
lace nansooks, lace pioue. kc., us
pretty a line OF white goods as can be found
in the city Mt Geo. G. Roth's., II
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At meeting OF The STOCKHOLDERS OF the
Nail City Building and Loan Association,
held last evening, the following directors
were elected for the ensuing year: J. A.
Dunning W.; Quinn, John Rogers Jr,,, E.
C. II. King, R. II. Philips aud Chas. I.oeiiler.
THE good steamer Little Anna last evening
made special trip. from Martins Ferry to
Dellaire, taking the members of the G. A. 4.
and also u numbsr OF the Red Men from the
former place 10 the litter. The G. A. r.
made Il fraternal visit to lSpansler Post, and
Inspecting Officer W. S. Meek made al in.
snprton Of the post - 81 90 I.
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srEuBESylLLE, O., May l5.-Rivcr II feet q
inches and falling-wcather clear and warm.
OIL Cry, Pa, May l5.-River4 feet inch.
cs and falling-wcather clear and mild.
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Z, Capt Tom Prince, Of the G. y. Lucas, and
Nr. Joe Woodward, a we'll known Wheeling
man, were IN the city to-day on business
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( .OuH cream damask table linen, At 10 cents
per ya,d, Is the cheapest goods In the city.'s&5
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TRUSTEES SALE {. OF PROPERTY
L NEAR Eli GROVE. ,,sl.l. ~ "a }lsza 4
BY Virtue OF deed oi.trust made by Bernard
Shnnlcy md Annie his wife. to me as trustee, dated
Apdl ~, 1876. and OF record In the. Office OF The
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia. in Decd OF Trust Book No. s, page S91,
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TOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

= ,N9tice Is hereby given TINT at regular mteua
g. the stockholders OF the Brush Lkcific lIlG
Company OF Wheeling, held on The ?stlh. day d
Aprll. 4. 1852. 1t as received that the bushes
o. the said corporation be discontinued from and
after said date. siockt olders Will receive thtlt
money on June lith. by presenting their receipts At
the Exchange Eanl Of Wheeling.
lmayl'A -Tsnsl'rl A. J. EM EtSEY, President
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
NEIGIIN0nEttbUD NEWS.


Mr.. r. X. Smith, forawhile assistant at the
Bottle Works, is now tho Secretary, Mr..
Kelly having resigned. Fl
City Marshall Drugan and J. S. Carter went
to Chlllicothe, Monday, 10 attend meeting
of the order Of Red Men. 3g'
The National Glass House men publish q
challenge to all other glass workers OF BEL
laire for u game Of base ball. IN II.
James Mansfield left Delairc suddenly,
Sunday, and his whereabouts are unknown
to some. pecuniarily anxious people. :7-,4
John Jennings was in town during the last
few days, among friends. lie is now getting
ready for housekeeping in Wellsvile.
The festival Of the ladies of the Methodist
church, which was postponed on account OF
the Burdettlecturc, will be held in the church
on Tuesday evening. !'ls.f z7il.5 Z,
Mr.. John Wells and wife, formerly Dellaire
! people, were In town over Sunday. Mr.
Wells is tired Of town lie and is Oh bis way
to farm at BqrrsMills. h
T. The blocks ofgranite Tor the Soldiers mon.
umcnt are being delivered OH the Square.
One OF them, especially, Is All ininience block
The work Of cutting will be begun at once.
Bellaire makers arc tuning out some SPLEEN
did wagons and proving that there Is no need
to 20 away from home for wagons. An cx.
press wagon fer Manley isthe latest-a beauty.
s"i}Sgi MouSDsvILLg @.{.5s.
The heavy timbers and part OF the lum-
Der for the prison shop arrived by the X &
0. road from Cleveland yesterday. u.s. 7,
E1-Judse Melvin is preparing code OF or
linances for our town, which will, in all
probability prove somewhat annoying to
law:hreakcFy. Sias alG'tt
Constable Lowe, OF Washington district,
gives official notice that all dogs in his baili:
wick on which the tax hus not been paid by
the 10th inst. will be killed at once.
The heavy rains OF Friday last caused a
regular flood in Big Grave creek, and carried
OF u number Of walnut logs, valued ut nbout
$lI5, belonging 10 Sill Conkle, Mr. Conkle
recovered n part Of his property ut different
points along the river, ! understand. 5il.5
: VIM. Lutes. Esq, OF Franklin district, has
accepted the Office OF Assessor for district
Friday. Sheriff Hicks estimates that the
new assessment Of renl estate will make the
valuation fully =, COO. 900 in this county.
An employe Of one Of the Wheeling rolling
Mills.fTho ,was Eolnewhat "under the in.
!uenceH said to your correspondent last js.at-
iirday evening: "Tie boilers will demand 80
cents per ton more than they are now getting
on the first of next month, and II tho mills
refuse to pay the advance the men have de-.
termincd to strike" lis -, t'
Our town is on the qui riu, over the put-
lished announcement that Major William
Bryan, canddate for Council from the Sec
onu ward, will speak at the Court house thia
evening. 1T Is strongly Intimated that tho
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Miss Tillie WolH. Of Pittsburgh, who has
been the CUES. OF Atiss Ella Hoffman, OF tho
South Side, did not leaye for her home on
Saturday, rs was announced, but postponed
her DEPARTURE much TO the qualification Of
her numerous friends, until today. IltyiSii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-16

WE have the cheapest line Of table linens
in the city. ~ Il Z, GEO. G. Roru. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-16

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