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PERSONAL MOI ES.
News OF the whereabouts Of some Well
l'n 9-N- known People. FL

VI sumo well
lNi. KNOWN People. y.
Marshal Atkinson speaks In Hancock
county this evening. : g9V5.l M
Miss Tillie Lunow, OF This city, Is visiting
friends In Moundsyille. Liz ssla..zg n
Misses Emma Lobenstetn and Helen
Phillips are visiting ut Canonsburg, Pa.
Miss Emma Carney, OF the South Side, left
Tor Pittsburgh yesterday OH short visit. q
Miss Lizzie Bullock, OF steubenville, Is the
guest Of Mis- Hattie Wheat, Of tho South
". II. ltemick returned from Harrisburg
yesterday, where he has been spending the
summer y6I, j. I.5E5~IlF
Misses Ella Varney md Mary Rothmyer,
who have been visiting in Dennis0n, have
returned homie. "A s.,.gt mt.} 'ggrll
Miss Ida, daughter Of James q. Marshall,
OF FAiryIew, Hancock county, returned yes.
tefday to tue Wheeling Female College. h.
We were grntincd to receive Il visit last
evening from Mr.. Johh H. Dunlap, who is
out once more after u three months siege
with the rheumatism. ASH.
Mis- A. J. Noe, of Columbus, Ohio, accom-.
panied by her charming little daughter,
frankie, 10 visiting her friend, Mrs. j.. u.
McFadden, OH Sixteenth street. N, +.
Mr.. Wilbur Tfuen,an, well.known 10 Til,
city, Is now ut his fathers home in plaintiel1
o., very low. His many friends will regret
to hear TINT consumption has marked him IL.
u victim. M rm,lf
liou. John A. Hutchinson, one OF the ut.
torneyslo the defense In the $50, 600 damage
suit Of Vim. Armsti oug VS.. NJ. Reilly Ct al,
left for his home ut parkersburg ut l:35 this
morning. i .aa.'8. WIZ
Gen. Coli spoke last night TO one OF the
largest political meetings ever held In W heel.
Ing, The General Is quite popular over tho
river, and We shall not be surprised to hear
Of his election effaife Independent.
Mr.. N. l.. Il. Sawyer, OF Cincinnati, Is once
more in the city. He represents tho firm OF
Benlel, Margedant & Co, Of Hamilton, o.,
nutacturers Vi wood working machinery.
Mr. 5. Is here looking after some OF the trims
machinery placed in Meudel's factory.
We observe by tho Glendive, Montana,
Times Of September 2S,h, that Geo. H. Tingle,
formerly OF tins city, Is taking M active part
In the organization OF q new county, 10 be
called Dawson county, out there, and that
the efforts 10 get county organization have
been successful. Mr.. .Tinee hes been ap.
pointed Recorder Of deeds for the new county.
A Bellaire piper Of last evening says: Al
the Cathedral in Wheeling this morning two
Of Pultuey townships young people were
united IN the bonds that bud them together
until death doth break the golden links oil
matrimony. The names Of the high contract
Ing parties were Miss Claudia Maser, the old
est daughter OF the late Jacob Maser, and Mr..
Frank Dinsmorc, IN excellent young man who
Wheeling. Both are excellent and deserving
yonng people, and their hosts OF friends al!
join IN wishing them longI life happiness and
prosperity. E.
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4 krMYN officer.

us. Marshal Atkinson has Just received a
letter from U. s. Commissioner G. J. Thpn,p.
son, who rcsidesat Anderson, Monroe CO unity,
in which he makes the following statement. =,
.The first Of last week Capt, Il. ". Saunders,
your Deputy for Raleigh aud Mercer coun.
ties, arrested u notorious character by the
name, OF Clete Underwood, In one OF the
woods sections OF Mercer county, and took
him 10 the house OF Oliver White to remain
over night. About 10 O'Clock ut night a gang
Of Underwood's friends surrounded the
house, demanded the release OF Underwood,
and gave Capt. Saunders five minutes 10 spt
out OF that locality. Deputy Saunders I'd.
visea then. to 30 away, but they persisted in
their demand that Underwood should be re,
leescd. Whercupon the Captain, WHOM you
know 10 DO u btave, cool Gnd during man,
stepped outside The door OF Whites house
and told the roushs TINT he would Kill, the
first man that attempted to enter the build,
ing, and politely informed them that he
couid'gnl you'd clean out the whole crowd,
ifthey. were determined tp hsve q fuss A fter
parciying for few minutes tho mob djs,
banded and the Captain brought his prisoner
safely to the railrond.n 81, 80 la'l'1'r
We desire 10 add that Cant. Saunders Is
made OF the right kind Of stuff for an officer
OF the law, and We copgratula,e Marshal
Atkinson on having such u Deputy. q :.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


NEw ioNx, October 1.-The trustees OF
The Peabody fund met in this city to-day.
General Agent Curry nude areport show
ing that since October l, 1881, SSo,334 had
been distributed Of he iucomc Of the fund.
Tennessee received Sl2, 800; Texas, Sl7 800;
Virginia, 1854; West Virginia, $500;
South Carolina, S,G5; North Carolina,
S9,isj; Georgia, $500; Mississippi, Si,975;
Louisiana, 200; floridn, S3,256; Arkansas,
S5,075 and Alabama, 500. Judge Man
ming reported TINT he presented n claim
against Mississippi for bonds belonging 10
the Peabody fund represented by the State.
In the Judges opinion there was no
chance Of their ultimate payment. With
thc.accumnlatel interest these bonds would
reach Sl,O0O,O0O. rHs.l o.'
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ALUMNUS II. ID. HUBBARD,
Fribtife Of RcsFtct-RcsoiuttoH nf The
Columbian l.ilernry society, W. W..

Columbian Literary society, W. U.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the unerriny Rul
er Of the Universe in his divine wisdom &c
remove by sudden death Harry y. Hubbard
Of Wheeling, and Z.
WHEREAS, The deceased was an earnest
and noble alumnus Of the West Virginia
University and uf the Columbian Literary
Society; therefore be 1t t4
Resolred, LIST, That in his death we recogniz;
that The State las lost u valuable ci'iYen, hu
mani,y q helping brother, end the Society al
honored alumnus. -
Eesolred, ID, The Society remembers him
US one who received, as he deserved, its high
est respect, and In whose future prosperit,
it earnestly would have II joiced.
Eesoired, Sd, That we sympathize mosi
heartily with the bereaved family and frienl
OF him who was our friend. -'s .gSg5,,
Resolred 4th, That the notices OF the Soci
ETY. be draped in mourning for thirty days
and Il
Resolrel, 9th, That copies Of these resolu
tons be sent TO the Murgantown md Wheel
ing papers and to the faniily OF the deceased
Done by order OF the Society, a. It's regulai
meeting, Septemer %. 1882.
n ". T. W. BAnp.
.1 W. II. MICHAEL. :
s. A. HAYS
s aN.. @H Committee.
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THE RIVER.

General News About the Lcvcc, the
.n. Steamers, &c. ~. %.
The c. W. Anderson passed down yester
day for 1ronlon. ..ajE 40
The Annie L. raised steam yesterday and
proceeded up the river.
The EiDma Graham was twenty.four hour.
late yesterday owing to the fox.
The handsome Emma Graham passed ur
yesterday morning, looking as pretty as pos
sible. s IN -. :. 4
The river last evening was falling at Til.
point, the marks indicating depth Of 9 fee
iu the channel. 80! ,,te-:9.j' sO3.sll. 4
The FOX that comes UP every evening i.
playing havoc with the steamers, delaying
them seriously. ~ 81
The Diurnal did not get in until noon yes
terday owing to the heavy fox. The steamer
also had big trip. 7c = e. tF,5
To replace the lamened Il. E. Lee there
will shortly be launched at JefIersonyille III,
new City OF Natchez, for which there ure
great expectations 5Iq7sF =Jgsf
The fine packet, WIN. Chancellor, is du.
down tomorrow morning enroute for Char
lesion and the kanawha river. II IL one O.
the best boats for both passengers and freight
TINT touches at this port:
Captain Thomas Cavanagh, Assistant Ser
Geant.at.Arms Of the House OF Representa-
tives, arrived in Cincinnati from Washngto,
Tuesday morning and engaged the excinsiv,
cabin privileges OF the Golden Crown for {
committee which Is to make q tour of In
spcc'ion to New Orleans. fF II.
No steamboat calamity has happened II
this country for years which caused more
general sorrow and regret than thu
burning Of the magnificent steamer Rober
E. Lee. 4 She was the pride Of the Mississippi
river. and her loss will be severely felt ir
the New Orleans, Vicksburs and Bent
trade. "A, r. :. :. 3..!.I35II
! CAIRO, October 4-River q feet s irche.
and rising. Weather clear, Thermometer als
d PlrrsnuReu. PA. October 4.-Riyer q feet :
inches and falling. Weather clear and pleas
mt, IN s.tl a, sE2'gG
CISolSsArl. October 4,-River IS feet {
inches and rising, Weather fair and warmer
Departed Cons Millar, Memphis. i
Q LOUISVILLE, October ,4.-I.iver falling: {
feet 8 inches IN the canal, ! feet inches on
the falls. Business and weather fair, - 1
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, October "A fatal nc.
cident occurred OH the tow boat Fred vii.
son at vevay Island, Client, Ky, yester.
day. The boat was coming down with II
tow OF coal and John Robson, one OF the
pilots, was in the wash room shaving him.
self when the main steam pipe, which runs
under the wash house, exploded, filling
TINT part Of the bout with hot steam. l.obi.
son cut himself badly with the razor as he
was thrown headiong through the timber
and was SO badly scalled TINT he died in
two hours. lie WIS living at Rochester,
Pa, 10 which place his remains were sent.
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The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
tho Wonlen's Medical Institute OF Buffalo,
N. Y, and Is their iavoritc prescription fol
ladies who IRE suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to The sex. II Is
sold by druggists ut Sl.0O per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured. II (
At wholesale and retail by Logan & Co.,
Whe ing, VIVA. nav
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DAYTON, O, Oct. 1.-The coopers MI over
the city struck to-day for m increase Of
two cents per barrel. The miilers refuse
it., rs they have large stock Of flour bur.
rels on hand. ''..5
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RT ItAfES I{CTET.

n n ST. JHWES HOTEL - M
Morgan. MorGantown TAllcn. Baltimore
a FAsmer. Cincinnati J Mcconnell, CLEVELAND
Fhneis. Newark II Holman. Lorenc, y.
q Grimer. WcllAoufs EWorms. Columbus
Tiiaymonl. FhiEmpnt J Swain. Kansas City
Ell vHeet New York FL RIshA11son, u, <
J A Staly, Oakland IL Hill, Oaslanl
" ComStock, b l. O q Arnold Chicago
J lane. CITY S Solomcn, New York
4 Gibson, Pittsburgh II n sprgne Dayton
v L Jones, Youngstown u Wulun, tjty
! ilnnnOn, StIddepott,0, J " Hester, Ciarksburr
) 4 Sample. SalatiHa r c Green, CitaficstOiyf
AlSnyder, LouiSburg. J T. Holland. Cleveland
D u Harris, Pittsburgh G NJ Mccoy, slstcrsyill(
J Z IletGhpr. New YORK INV Wilson, City -
J W GluU, BallimUsp FB Carr, Baltimore
PART or II. Ii. MAINS COMEDY COMPANY.
Robcr. Wcel. ". NclHon.
Miss Hattie Man. Mis- Iublc Mortimer.
Miss J. Thornton. Mr. G. y. DsiuAby.
Hlr7sy. Muster Edward. }sas'ssEi-
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Present stock OF pianos, s.einway, Knahe
Chickering, ltallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the vary lowest prious
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. ~
Lucas Muse s1onr,
DEt-llr-' .ts 70 Fll42 Main street
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g. u ! 4. 4 Il
D,rire: d os. 70 Hnh II Fourteenth Street


Notice to Stockholders Of American In.
surance Company. .. n
~ Wanted-A Drug Clerk.
Opera House-I.obson Il Crane.
james A. Henry, Licensed Real Estate
broker, &c. ,2jt. a'Ly }'1@
.sEFor Sale-First.class Bonds N
Tie Lincoln Club-llcad OF Local.
Dug Clerk Wanted. assN
Itusl-A Silver Watch.
q Regular Kanawha 'packet-Steamer W. n.
ChnncellOr-Ilcad OF Local.
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TIE components OF Dr.. Bulls Cough syrun
are daily prescribed by the ablcst pLysi cians
whose success Is due 10 the specific inf uente
OF these components. DR.. Bluffs Cough syrun
skillfully prepared for immediate u:c, Is for
sale by all druggists, "a 4 ~ -,
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BREMEN, Ism, October 1.-THE jewclry
store Of S. i. purncr was broken into by
burglars last night and the safe blown
open, from which stock valued at 81, 900
was stolen. %"
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Il, Cow. Oil or Petroleum may be very nice for
Illuminating Or, lubrica,tng purposes, but
s,lrelylits. not tho proper thing 10 cure u
Cough with, Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is
looked upon ay the standard Cough remedy.
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"WlNE or cARDU,".c,r,e.s irregular
painful, Or diiiicust nietIstrstation. IS
= Sold by Logan & Co. jst.E < S i53a5
lscrSOIlnl.

A young man OF stendy habits and in gooG
circumstances, desires TO correspond will
some respectable widow lady. htate how
situated, nc. Address David Iiilson, lGl
Ohio street, Allegheny, Ia. 5 :"
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A Death JUMP.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 4.-AIiss
Laura Martin Ensley, Of Memphis, jumped
out Of a drag while tho team was running
away this afternoon, and was killed. 80
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ANOTHER:

Lot Of the Womcn's Grain Morocco Bnt'
ton Slices ut Sl..5 per pair, received nj
]. ". AMlCkS,
.,55, .5., '. 81. 1143 Main Street.
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OPENING Of Fall and Winter Hats and Bon.
nets, Friday and Saturday, October Oh and
It'll, ut Mrs. A. ]. WORKS. !!
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"DLACK-DRaUGHT" cures dyspep-
tia, indigestion and heartburn. z.
Sold by Logan & Co.
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TuAr ioe!iGs Of tanguor. aud debility that
follows physical piSrtion, removed by using
Browns Iron EitteS. DIV
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GRAND display OF Fall and Winter Hats anG
l'onne,s at the opening, Friday and Satur
day, October 9th and 7th, at Mrs. A. ]. Worls'
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON. D. c., October 8, l 4. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley fair weather
with light, variable winds, lower haromerer,
with slight rise in temperature.
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SOL n. Frcmon, ST.. Baltimore
During the war | was in.
jurcdin,lc s,omachbyapic
Of 4 shell, and have suffered
from it cversincc. About four
yearsasoit brough,onparaly.
sis, which kept ME in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said | could not
live. 1suflcrcd feariully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not cat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time wasunableto retain even
liquid nourish,nent. ! tried
Browns Iron Bi,tcrs and now
after taking, two bottles ! am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving. !
G. DECKER.
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s.-as.a,'s HTaI .si-s7T@ Ht -l,TIs F---4 :
NElGlIRORIIOOD NEWS,
DtLL4tRH.

e.. nhLAAthhs "#H,.f.f'f
8 Charley Bradford was released from ja,l
yesterday morning n $40
The I!eflairc Nail Works are now running
at their tull capacity; ilG /. j. :
Mr.. Thos. Irwin, at ono time teacher Of our
high school, was In town yesterday. i,UEE
A lot OF Germans went ont tho narrow
gauge road yesterday to ilnd homes In Mon.
roe county. NnEpg0 H-IG6
George Bruner, OF WelSvillc, Master OF
Transportation Of tho q. & +. road, was III
town yesterday. tl1 .-t r
The postolllce department wants bids for
carrying tho mails between the postotlce
and MERGERS wharf boat. 1@'dF5f'a
There Is much shifting OF families about
lust now, and II there were only lew more
houses there would 10 morc OF II. I.EfllT@
Miss Annie Miller lind pleasant party At
her home on Gravel liill last night, In honor
OF her visitor, Miss Sneer, OF Salem. 4
The excellent pavement W. A. Gosby has
put around tho corner nj his new residence
Is bringing tbs rest Of that square up. The
block 10 the alley will be ~ once payed BY
the school board ''7I :.
Tom Tappan endcayored 10 jump on pas.
sengef car rs Il backed down from Che G. & z.
TO- the j. Il depot yesterday, but was swept
OFT by barnhlll's boiler works md only es.
capped The wheels by u narrow chance.
The Soldiers Monument has had yery III.
lie done to II for IA hIIe, except some letter.
Ing. The letter cutting Is very tedious work,
az The granite is found to be 40 hard as to
almost defy the tools. Work will now again
be hurried forward. a.ls', IN n.'I
There has been no place fixed for tlc
election In The Fourth ward. md Il seems
more and more difficult to do so, la tic First
and Fifth wards the hose house wlIl be- used.
Iilch's Hall In tho Second ward, aud civ
Hall In the Third ward. '0"'' -
The piurnal WINS no, at the wharf h,ot v0v.
ter,lav morni," m bnr ~, ~, III ~
o'clock hcinv ,is,o;"ci hv t,,o fap ~, ",ns
unusralIv dense her" MD iii ,eot IL, w wi.
iii The miiIs of tLe farsnonu S sha a' Tsa
M, 1850 !" ~, ~ y" .se'
inil,, son q a; ward, OF stewart y Ward,
".en very suddenly tuesday night. Hc was
s,ck only turing Tue preceding day and
a. htst WIS not ,nousht 70 DC dangerously
T scSi ~ VII ah aiihcS o. cholera 1n'aht.m.
i"e oouy VIII oe tAke'' 10 Toronto u, today.
s1EunESviLLg.
Next Tuesday the election takes plac..
Thus fur tie Democrats have ted no meet.
inys In this civ, and probably will no, make
an attempt TO call out tho yEte,s IN Hsten IN
u campaign speech. Two meetings hive
been held by ths Republicans bnth ~ which
were marked by the absence Of oillce.lullinr
politicians and others who usually tatc n
deep interest IN ali political affairs. that
there Is lack OF interest in the r,nr,rnchinv
election i. quite apparent. There Is somr.
| thing wrong in tlle ranks. and that n penmb.
lcan victory looks doubtful cannot he
denied yet iaereis considerable hone ,bai
when the votes have been counted, and
the returns nre nil IN tho res,,t ~" IN
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The following shows the range OF the ther
nometer. rs obseryedat schneprs drug store
Opera House corner:
1851 1859
I'M 2X.Sf. A.7rxl7A. x.l2M.Sp. n.7p.,
IS ~ Is 60 80 70 IS 70
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"WlHE OF CAR0ui" makes rosy
clppks ind clear compilations.
Sold BY Logan & Ca. 55. ,rr7
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ST. GAINESVILLE,

st. cLAIRsvILLE. o,
Six prisoners in Jail.
About dozen from here are attending the
Cincinnati Exposition.
Mr.. Amos Mcbride and Miss Josie Humph-
fey were married last night. l&5
J.tD Darrah, Democratic candidate for
sheriff, was in town yesterday. He is very
sanguine. = l.''a5 : =
John Jones, formerly OF this place, but
now OF Huntington, Iowa, Is spending ii few
days in town. I
The following arc the proceedings Of Pro-
bate Court: Ohio vs.. Peter, Martha and
Brosfa Casper, assault aud threatening.
Case continued until next term, Ohio VI,
Evan Brannon. Continued. Ohio VS., vii.
liam Mcknight house breaking and petit lar
ceny. Fined $50 and costs. F1'1E' .lt.t
According 10 the Cincinnati Eaq.fey The
Republicans ut Columbus give Belmont
county to the Democracy by 200 majority
and the Democrats claim 1t by 500. The
probable result will be majority of $50 or
800; not above the latter. both candidates
Tor sheriff claim their election, and which
one is doomed to disappointment 1t is hard
10 determine. F.s.. "a
n E.g5E NEW CUMBERLAND. @
Prof. G. Atkins, OF Kentucky, is in our
uiidst representing aud showing our people
'"rhe Encyclopedia Britannica" Thus fur he
hns made no salts. j}g7f,.rsls 2
Mr.. Jack Shaw, Of Cleveland, O., is among
us shaking hands with his many friends. lie
looks as though he had been enjoying this
world from bis robust appearance. s5i2
This evening George ". Atkinson, U. s.
Marshal for this district, and Col. Hill, OF
East Liverpool, O., will address q Republican
meeting at Washington school house, in
Grant district, and OH Monday evening the
9th inst. Mr.. Atkinson will speak in Town
HILL. We will give Lin IN audience worthy
Of his reputation. gfj,. tj.'5
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iTOBs PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
- from Mammoth Foster 10 tho Finest Visiting
Cnr,l, executed In superior style mud ut low rains
for cash. ", the ntelligchcer job olce IS and q
Fourteenth street. EiF Is'0.0 ~ y
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: THE usual merchants laIcl at tho Ncy
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.

Police Statistics for Scptembcr.
10 aLieutcnant Sylvis, OF the City Police Force,
\ furnishes the following statistics OF his de.
apartment for the month OF september:
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FOR
Musical Societies

FIs.,a,c Anthem, arc found IL ps't s,., 1i ,l:
Hmm IA XII Emei,0ns iIooE Of Anhtm'G Mj..Gsf
American Anthem lhOk lsl.!j, hh9 o''' WV
ts!.) By Chadwick.
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WELISNURG.

Sheriff Cooper has purchased The Letter
farm and removed to 1t, Mr.. Letter coming to
! town. .l =
Runlor says that Hon. J. II. Good Will
speak here next Saturday. Thus far there
has been no public notice OF it.
Some OF our Democratic brethren procured
drum corrs on Monday evening and wen,
over to brilliant to whoop Ter up for Ross j,
Alexander, who was announced TO sneak
over there. Ross failed 10 put in an appear.
ance, and some Of the lesser lights from Steu.
henvil!e and Wellsburg entertained the audi.
ence. 'l.li 5r.
Down at the gus we'll night or two ago We
witnessed the burning OF gus. After the tools
Ind been taken out Il torch was applied to
the mouth OF the casing, which is six and
tive.elehths fan inch in diameter aud the gas
'gnited producing flame the full siza OF The
Casing and extending mp two feet. The
quantity II properly utilized would be suil;.
Gent 10 illuminate Il large building. -,
That "Golr ard Temperance banner thet
,yas used ut the Goti meeting hero. which the
|-Fgisser endeavors to ridicule and has ION
exhibition Il. the office" is private property.
The smart Alec that furnished that pa, CT
with the banner and the material O! which TO
get up such a Nae Joke on GoH and the Re.
puhlcans OF Wellsburg will learn that l,kins
Is past'mc that more than one can indulge
IN, and when the proper time arrives lie will
DC located in a manner that will the
Joke on him i.a,.-.--II 10. -. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-05

BROWNS IRON BiTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non.alcohoIic
tonic, It enriches The blood, gives
new lite to the muscles and tone
C The nerves. M i..5i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-05

a VERY elegant and pleasant att,ir took
place Inst evening at Bolts Hotel on the
South Side, 1t being the marrisge Of Mr. I'd.
Duffy, well known Sixth ward Democratic
politician and good fellow wi,hnl, to Miss
Katie Beliz, step daughter Of Mr. George
'Bel.z. After the ceremony congratulations
poured in, and the evening was given up 10
fun and jo!l,y. The young couple start out
in life followed by the best wishes Of their
friprJs ... -....- .f.. N.H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-05

Admission 50 and 80 cents No extra charge for
Reserved SEATS. sSa,s Oh sale n Wilson 4 Ea,rcs
music store commencing Monday. Oct. ., Ot2