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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-31

Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Dunlap, Of Canons.
burg. Pa, were at the Mcclure House yes
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TIE Cooks Dslight"- Main ptree
EiyER news.

Miscellaneous Notes From the Leyce
Teiegraphic Reports.
The Clifton passed up with empty brich
boats.
The Telegram re.sntered the CIa.ingtor
trade yesterday.
The @. W. Anderson left last evening fol
Cincinnati, with splendid trip.
The G. W. Bachelor, which has been laid
up at ParkeHburg, came up early yesterday
aud left on her return trip at 1880 q. m.
The toTboat Annie Roberts left Ravers
wool Mondsy for Pittsburgh, and the Sam
Brown is reported as haying started up from
Pomsroy.
The landing presented q more active up
peGrauce yesterday than for some days
Word from Pittsburgh says the towboat mer
ara busy preparing to leave. ,nr'I
The river was rising last evening, with
feet inches in the channel. A rapid rise
was looked for during the night, and 10 feet
may be looked for this morning.
Word was received last evening that the
old reliable s.ern.wheeler Andes will leave
Cincinnati for this point Friday evening
The Andes has been on tbs marine ways and
Is practically new boat.
The DlurnAl which, during low water, wss
unable to get over the creek bar, came uT
last evening from the Belmont landing, where
she was laid up, and will be the Patkers5urR
packet this morning.
The Jos. W. G9ulA, L. ". Morgan aud
Belle McGowan passed up with empty coal
towv, but were unable TO get over the bar OF
HE head Of The Island. They tied up and
managed to pass over during the night.
The steamer ST, Lawrence. Capt. Billy
Lists handsome sidc.wheeler, will leave Gin.
oinnati for this point this evening She will
NOT TO above this port. she will leave here
Or Cincinnati Saturday evening. ehe has
bTen handsomely fixed up during tie low
water seasea.
CA1Ro October so.-Rtver 10 feet and rising;
weather fair; thermometer 0O'.
OFT Cry, October 3O.-River 1 foot
inches and rising clear and cool.
CtEuSsArI, O., October so-AiYer II feet
and rising; weather clear and cool.
P1rrssvReH, October So.-Riyer feet 9
inches and rising. Weather clear and mild.
R,cK's LANDING, Pa, October SO.-Rlyer Il
feet 0 inches and rising; weather clear theI:
60'.
MoRsASroEa, W. Va, October So.-Rlyer
II foot 3 inches and stationary weather
clear; thermometer 62'.
LounyEIIE, KY, October 30.-Riyer rising
rapidly with s feet in the canal and feet In
The chute on the talls.
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Various RaliroSd aud General News
Items Of Interest.

Various RaIlroad aud General News
Items Of Interest.
James Manley Is It'll in critical condi.
ton.
The new power houseis TO have an iron
roof, made by ]. D. Barnhill.
John Price aud family returned 10 their
home at Zanesville yesterday.
A stable has been made out OF the old
market houss, and Is used by the o. V. K. r.
contractors.
The roof Of the stesl works Is being put
on. The whole Of the large buildings are oil
stone and iron.
Rev. Mr.. Davies, from the northern part Of
the State Is visiting his brothers-ln.law,
George and I'M. Marlng.
Rev J. K. McKallip went TO Pittsburgh yes.
terday afternoon, having received word that
Mrs. McKaltip was not 60 well.
Mrs. NJ. B. Reese arrived here Monday
evening, but her proposed lecture was not
given on account OF the storm.
Some performing bears were in town yes
terday aud attracted more than ordinary o.
tention by climbing the telegraph poles.
Word was brought 10 the city yesterday
that In all probability Daniel Manchester
could not live over the nigat, gangrene hay
Ing set in.
Mr.. Enfield Hodge was in iowa yesterday.
He has received an appointment as mail
agent on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling,
between Cleveland and Bridgeport.
William Butcher was In Bellaire ytA!er-
day, for the first timO In over forty years.
When he was here last there was no BellaiIe
of the name. He has been living In CALI
fornia.
Ed. Blanchard, formerly a Cleveland &
Pittsburgh freight conductor here, was In
town yesterday. He isno In charge Of part
Of the Pullman car service between New
York and Chicsgo.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad put force
OF men at work yesterday noon on the O. d
p. ground, on the river bank, above ]. T.
Mercer h Co.'s wharf boat The work was
stopped by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh COM
pary until the line OF the track 70 the nail
works shall be determined more definitely.
The Committee on Police last night re.
ported 10 Council In reference 70 the charges
brought by Rev. ]. N. Monroe aud his fellow
committeeman that officers johnson and
Nagle were justified In refusing 10 arrest
saloon keepers on election day without var.
rants Their recommendation Was adopted.
The Bellaire Building Association on Mon
day evening elected the following directors,
all bat the last three beingre-slectedi Mahlon
Graft, 3. A, MoGregorl John Kelly, Miller
Booth, ]. W. 6oulson, Cyrus Il. strahl, Thos.
O'Malley, James Taylor and VIM. Thomas.
The stock OF this Association haI increased
in value during the year considerably more
than the aaount paid IN,
Yesterday gentleman who remembers
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sewu and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.


Mrs. Wagner and Mrs, Dunlap, Of Canons.
burg, Pa, were at the Mcclure House yes
Ms. orago Pipes, Of waynesburg, is the
guest OF the family Of Dr.. J. II. PipeS, OF the
Eighth ward. d.
MS. O. @. schoRsld, OF Psrksrsburg, ID
visiting her husband at the Mcclure House
for q few days.
Miss Lizzie F. Glllelaud, Of Allegheny City,
Pa, Is now visiting her brother, I. N. Gille'
land, OF South Wheeling.
R. G. Barr left for Weston yesterday to
procure Judge Henry Brannon's Aignasure to
The bill OF exceptions IN the Black case.
Miss Gertie Madigan, a popular little act.
rets, now member OF the Felix A. Vincent
Company, was In the city short time yes
terday.
braska, 10 In the city, whiting his niece, Mrs,
DR.. Reed, OF South Wheeling. He 10 en-
route from Ohio, where he took prominent
part in tho late camIa'gu.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Norton returned to the
oiiy from New York yesterday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Norton'6 morther and
sitter. Mn. j. w. Allison and Miss !. Stella
Allison, OF .Ironton, Ohio, who have been
spending the summer on the Atlantic coAs'.
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NEW YoEK, October 30-Flour dull; receipts
20 OC0 barrels: exports 900 barrels. wheat No.
Afterwards recovered irou, the decline, advanced
LA1Ec later weak; declined szAlc, closing steady;
receipts 5000 bushels exports 1900 bnshtls; No.
sp:ing 9 Oh ungraded RED 9'casl g,S; No; req
No. ! red November, sales 6,Sg?,OoO bushels at
81 0s1Sal OK, closing Ut 81 0SH; Decemb.r sales
,4sSGO0 buLhelsAt 81 ll5S closing Y 81 1875
al 81 il; FEBRUARY 230i 90 bushels &c 81 1874
Grm; options declined 1ias<c, closing steady with
q slight recovery; receipts ne,OOg bushels g: p3!ts
57Ab114c; steamer white b0kc; no: OItober 56ts
November tG1sa5lc, cloltng aL 6e54e; December 5sA
5Shc closing 1t 6sc; January BIC, closing at 6T5lc
receipts 5000 buAhs.s; exports $500 bushels;
western mixed 3se37c; while western 3Tai9Hc.
II y quiet aad steady. Coffee. SPIT tIir and hio
firm a. la1+e Sugar dull; esirs 61sT71s; yellow
s3.i5c; powdered $3.50 CIRCULATED St4e. MolEses
qSiet AID unchSng d. RiCe steady Snd moderately
active. Tallow dull and weak. lsOstu quiet and
Eggs, western iIe,h dull and weak. beef quiet and
unchanged. Lard higher: prime steam 76oc; Nc
yem6er 7.65c; December t3I7.S5c: January 1Goc
February 7.G1G7 7cc; March 7.1a77ds. Butter quiet
and firm; far choice ltR!Sc
changed. Hhes', In fair d Inand, unsettled and
Irregular; opened inn and higher aud closed lower
at 9iac October: 0 &c Soycm 1el 9J5ssG December
sSHs JsnusEy g eS5ssl Ss: May; 70 2,Gh!cago
asl o. COR, Il we'd with advance partly lost at iGz
a45ISc cash aud October 47o November; t6kai63Sc
December 461SAi61fc Year. January; 4s7s
NOyenbcf; 2S1<a2s15ssp December; 275la911sc year;
2SHa2S3kc juno: 8lskc May. Rye opened hrm ard
closed easy at SO, Blrley heavy at 603<c. Flax
seed firm at 81 81, FORK active and dEm; demand
10 20 October and November; $40 37kA10 40 Ueceu.
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Dan and Josie Morris Sullivan appeared at
the Opera House last night In their new
Irish drama, "shiel Agar" The audience
was small, much smaller than the merits OF
company and pl y deserved. It Is q light,
pleasing entertainment, with sufficient OF the
tragic u give z.ss to the comedy and the
dancing and songs with which 1t Is literally
sprinkied. The scenery and costumes are
artistic and true to life. The play will be
repeated this evening, 1t Is to be hoped TO q
better HOUSE.. 1t hiss also been decided 10 give
a matinee this afternoon, ct which tine ladies'
will have an Opportunity to sec the enjoyable
entertainment. The house should be crowded.
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WhOlessIe agent, 60 7 Nelith street.
Rnbid Reiormers Refused Rec.Iiication

The rabld .eiormels OF morals are con
SANITY urging the authorities to attempt &c
invade tho well secured privileges enjoyed by
The Louisiana State Lottery under special ar
engagements by direct legislation but they
might as we'll attempt TO Swim against the
current Of Niagara Fails. The public know
hat all its 6ietributiops are fair aud its
promises fulfilled. II. A. Dauahin, New Or
leaHs, La, will give all Information relative
to the matter on application before the 162d
Grand Monthly Drawing, which takes place
November IS, 1888. p4w
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INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, D. O., October Sl.-l:9o AN
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds shifting northerly; rising
barometer; stationary or slight fall in tenn
For the Lower Lake Regions and Upper
Mississippi Valley, generally fair weather,
except light local rains or snow near Lake
superior; winds mostly from West to North;
rising barometer; stationary or lower tenn
perature, with frosts Thursday morning.
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prof. Mnlmene,s Concert.

The complimentary concert at the Open
HOUSE to.mS rrow evening to Prof. Malmene,
biSs feir to be q notable muslcal event. The
onera House Orchestra, the Ation, Beethoven
and Moxlrt singing societies, Prof halnenn,
Messrs, Sheib, Donel. and Seeley, Mrs. Annie
nSrt which insufaa fne programme. Mr..
Dsv was 10 have sung Bol0, but 10 too III to
do 80. Reserved seats ste on sale at Wilson
n Baumer'n. 49,
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF womsu's,
miEses and childrens Shoeg and mems tne call
hand -seyed shoes in all the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete assort-
ment Of fine and medium goods.
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The zura Burns MURDER lIystery.

CHICAGO, October SO.-The chemist en-
gagged by the Coroner Of Logan county to
aaalyze the, stains on the buggy whip and
lines owned BY orrin A. Carpenter, Of Lin:
coin, now under arrest in the Zura Burns
murder case, completed tests this evening,
a nd reports be finds no traces OF blood.
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HaJ and Sra,O-Prime loose timothy IS ooAs 90 per
tor prime baled at 80 0oalo0o Wheat straw % 90;

Green CoStc-FancY Rio, por ID. 15c choice do.
1879; prime Rio, l3c; good Rio l!Hc; ordinary,
RSssiSi CcssGNInpaper, per lb, l6,sl lower grades
l4al4kc; nbulk, lSAl4c: Java, bull, Csc.
SEgdrs-StAndard eontectionets, A, perl SAc;
Windsor A. Sc; Prairie A, SIC; refined yellow
7a71zc; .ganulAted, &c; powdered. sHc; crushed,
Isl ssSTups1C6oire maple. 75c; choice sugar sysap
35c: primo sugar syrup, 4be.
Rlee-Carolina. 6G7Sc.
NelD ORLEANS AOldSsts- Choice, SIC; strictly prime
| zoe; PRIME 4Sc: good 45c..
TsIS-Young Tyson. per ID, 25aS0c; gunpowdei
95G76c imperial SSa6oc; Japan. 2Sa1oc oolong, ga
| 7bc: eOuchong, 22aG6c.
12ISc; mould, per set, lie:
TiHtOaT-Choce wine, l2c, per GAL; standard city
brands llRlSc per gal; county. lSalbc per GAL, Al
Wooden Rare-No | tubs. per dozen. . s 90
No.. tubs per dozen. 81 90; No: tubs
per dozen. 90 90: 2hooppa per Dozen 81 60; S-hooI
81 20 Ee q Per nf sS VI eqsss Se
lbs capacity, y 50 wassSoards plain 81 6oal Is
Canned G0Ods-Pie peaches, ID 81 10; peaches, {
Il 6iaI 81 %insIow corn, 81 50: strawberries, : I6
81 25 hlAckbeTrieF, h., 81 90; rASpbeIries, To-
Dried Rthts-New eYAponted pared peaches g2A
32c; impaired do. 16al6c; raspberhes sSGs6c. black
sliced, Sa9c; peaches, new halves, 644a1s%c; dc
quarters do. pared lbalSc; do. blackberries
Sc; do. rGspberrics SiaS5c pltted cherries 27a20c
New evApORted apples lbaifc; apples very slow.
OiS-Iard oil, extra western strained, sScasl %
carbon oil, SSg white miners oil, winter strained
SIC; o. 7. G. oil lOHc;
GtGEsN-1s qnetcd In iebhing at l3c ior prime
sweitzerl6HalTc. according TO quality. Eimburgei
= fiiA-No. smackerel. bbls., 1000; No. 2 medium
s'G BSGu-ChoIce Navy at s!7Sa2 IS: medium s. 2Sa
2 so: mixed 81 tOI2 0O; Lima 61Sa6c per ID.
StcdS-SalIs oil timothy seed at 81 coal IS pei
bushel; clover small seed 20 %; large s. 76a9 o.
oseswa1 2ss2:e per p
per Dbl. 81 20.
Sect CoF1-SR9c pcrlb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
App'es-cholee 10 fancy per Dbl, 81 7SaS 90: good
to cAlcc 81 7Sa2 80; cnultlon 10 fair 81 7Sa2 %:
box ass,as a. q 7Sss Sa VSlspes d. d. 8 "a
g per Csc: jamaica do, 81 Cs6 50 per 6bis Mes
Slna lemons, 81 IOA5 50 per boz.
,Eonsy-ChOicc white clover, 9oa2sc; choice buck
0nto'ts-50R6Oc per bushel.
POtabes Near w receipts, 81 q per Dbl Good
demand Sweet potatoes, g o 4oe q Z q. g..
sGer-EIttG choice Ohio. 2Oa2lc; medium 1Ocl7
EgRs-Strictly fresh. 22a23c.
Frsierres-l9il6e per ID; apple butter, 6a51c pc,
pound; jelly Scper pound.
MILs-PeAnuu 7a9c for choice white; wGlnuts
75casl; hickory nuts slA1 30 per buAhel.
BGgs-Cotton, white, per ID 21fc cotton, mixed,
2a21 &c; wooden Aa1Sc.
EtfhGS-Live geese, per ID, 6Sa6ic; mixed 46a50c.
WhiGty-Sl1 Is per proof gallon.
FOOl-$saSSc are the ruling figures.
GiRSeRg-SE 90 perth. H.
Ndls-SGSO card. The market u fairly active
with prices unchanged. Nails. bradS and fencing,
Od 70 coz 81 SO Slind cd 50 05 Cd aud I'd s. 80 ID
aud Sd g C5, sd 70, I'd IS g. 40 cents kcg Gd'
vance on common cut.
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Oystcrs,

In order that all may be supplied with
oysters for "Hallow Fen" suprers, have
provided an extra supply ot my great Ellis
Star Brand" and New York Comets" the
largest oysters In the worlt. Don't forget ]
invite the closest comparison and challenge
the market to equal my goods IN quality
For sale in all the principal oyster, depoctI
groceries and meat markets III the city,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
W q McfNt nsHRY
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GR0CERs ATTENTION.

We have Just received by rail direct
the first shipment Of choice New Crop,
1888, Orleans MOlasses received III
Wheeling this season. II you want q
good thing for your trade secure bar.
e. AZ V"ss SIMON BAFR G. SONS.
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SIMON BAER 4 SONS.
T,,nrnarlaier RECORD,

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometsr. as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1857 1883
IA, M12M.SP.M7RMI7A. N 12M.SHM7P. NJ
ii GO G5 co 81 Is GO %
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WANTED.

WANTED-AGENTs no sFT1 ~;
Through TeKAs, = BY ediiois al TsyS, =, Mustang
ncy description Of TelES Eide ,nli,,Iinilo 4
quaint Anecdotes, lLyiIhly !iult,st,S ~ sOsGsss
octave pages, only $3.50. Write n, Nv btgs
0,BTREE BROS, Ct and 90 Wood rs,1i 'oIy %
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1000 u,ece,of a. and "a woolens BY pomeroy d
Pinnher. The prices realized were generally low,
and on the GssigaeeE stock In some instances, hm-
ply fidiculous .
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Hendouartcrs for Chenp Goods.

John Roemer, Nos. 2O1O a1d 2O2l Main
street, offers the whole Of his immense stock
OF Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods Motors,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, &c., DC. at
lower prices than ever seen before. Ex-
clusively for cssi.
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Ihe toxn could nod usttls whose duIy 4 Ne.

the town could not settle whose duty II was
to sec to the matter.
In laying the new rising water mnin aorosi
Noble street, the main pipe leading TO Gravel
Hill had to be sprung little, and this caused
the leak that has torn up that corner and
blockaded 1t for teams. List night valve
was put In that let the water supply Of the
Fifth ward be kept up while the main at that
point Is being relRid with iron. Yesterday
one OF s. Baer & Sons large wagons, heavily
loaded, went through at the point where the
water mains are being repaired and had TO be
unloaded into another wagon.
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KeenIpg Accounts.

Mr.. Thomas 8. Chappell, Treas. Dept,
Washington, D. O., had congestion Of the
throat aud lays, that BY the great palE.cure,
81 Jacobs OIL, he was cured,
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Wheeling 1.-Two Stock Market.
Cd,Es-WeiShLng 200 lbs, e'equeted at 4a41ssc;
weighing from 500 70 900 lbs. bGst quality. salc;
mich cows SStl59; bulls, Sa3zc; calves al TO size
aud quality, Scale per head.
LaEIbs-i IISSa51Gc per ID.
Ssep-3l4Ai14c per ID.
RoQs-b14 ab1ir for best grades
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Office Nos. a5 and "a Fourteenth street.


For sale-DIatt Hose.
Funeral Notice.
Wraps-Geo. L. stitel & Co.
Just Received-G X. McMechen.
Tally for Hallow Een-R. J. Smyth.
Novelties in Glass and China-W. d. Rine-
lart.
Plush Balls, Frlngee, &e.-G. Mendel & 90.
r. M. GilleIand-Glue Manufacturer.
New Goods at LaBelle Store-Head Local.
Dr., John 3. Smith-Third page.
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A SWEET SONGSTRESs.
RETURN OF MAS. RAMMELsBERa
To wheeling for Brief vI.li-Hsr s udIt' aad
obs.rratIons Misunderstanding Matters ola
na.Ieal Mature Freely Discussed her Flu.
fare In Opera and Her Repertoire.

A reporter OF the IETELusEScER hearing
that Mrs. os:ar Rsmmelsberg had arrived
from Europe on Monday, yentured TO call on
the gifted lady yesterday afternoon to asceE-
tain wha. she intended to do in the future
with her splendid voice. The newspaper
man was cordially received by the fair song
strtsI at the house o. her father, Mr.. George
K. Wheat, North Main street, and she was
somewhat surprised ut the reputation which
had preceded herwhsn the rsporter related all
that had been Sung in her praise. MrS. RAM
melsberg at fist demured tospeakingot her.
self.
"why," laid she, az had no idea was OF
sufficient importance 10 interview"
After being assured by the reporter that
she had many friends In this city, her home,
and other places where she was known, who
would be CAD TO hear about her success in
her musical studies, Mrs. Rammelebefg very
reluctantly submitted to an interview.
Though she has gained somewhat in en- bon
Doint, Mrs. RammelsbGrg Is the SINE lus.roug-
eyed beauty who left Wheeling some years
ago as bride. She Is cordial In her gre.tiug
to old friends, and seems pleased TO see them.
Her foreign residence and associations have
not dWarted her love for home aud the grand
and glorious country Of the United States
There are exceptions, OF courae-Wheel.
ing's dirty streets and smoky atmosphere.
GLAD TO sEEcID FRlESDy.
"You are glad TO get back home, aren't
you ?" queried the reporter.
"Yes; like the people, but detest the dirt
and smoke after experiencing such clean
illness Of atmosphere and walks as they have
in Paris"
"You came 10 this country. or rather home
very suddenly, didn't your
mot at all. / am here on purely private
businfss, and ! expect TO return soon.
dom know that It will interest any Of my
irienGs, but mus. say thai was very muct
put out at thereport that had last my voice
And such things they did say about me, thI
newspapers, I mesn. read that criticism
In the New York World; It was rather cute i
It was cruel. Have / lost my voice? Did
lose II? Oh, no! It was merely severe
hoarsentss, which, unfortunately, was mil
interpreted. II was over in few days. Yor
know Marie Stone? Yes. Well, she Is snct
a romp, and we had ouch playful time OF I
that was iudlscreet enough to catch colo
which terminated, not 10 t2s loss Of my
voice, but In the hoarseness mentioned"
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


NEW York, October 30 Money easy 2sS per cent,
closing at 3k Prime mercantile paper GA7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange bankers bills strong at 81 SIX;
demand 81 81.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.

|NorIoE.
Railroad Co. Is Bonds: ''Su'StA!
Six months interest due November l,t nav, -.
the bonds Of this Company, viii BE- pGid an AT ~
date At the ONCE Of the PenryitGnIS Rsh,t.as.
Company, IN Philadelphia, Pa, by join d TSrIo.
TreaAuIer Of that Company. Blank ICrtnI IL, ~
Letting the int est may be obtained al thS I'M
oc27 JEo. f. DAVIDSON. rs,y,..
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TOR SALE.

Fun BALE
Farm Of 40 acres 10 miles from Wheeling ia
Marshall county, ". Va.
Valuable City Property, n. F. corner Twenty.
fourth and Market streets, Wheeling, ", Va.
Timbered lands In quantities 10 Etlit puthueu
| In Wetzel, BrA1ton AID Nicholas Couni!CE lGo
5000 GcrcS land In Perry county, 1cnntSCf, atIll
| per acre. W. v. fiUGE l. BIO,
au2l 1890 MARKET Street,
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NEW YoAK, October 39-Dry goods have been In
moderate request for miscellaneous selections Of
some staples, Al well - for specialize. Trade has
been light At inst hAudE The feature has been the
auction sale OF T. Myer Co, stock Of WooIonY by
order OF the assignee, which equAled OtjO pIecs,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-31

H. Z. Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y, cured
PSoliGSis or LepiosY Of twenty years standing by
Cutlcura Remedies. The most wonderful cure on
record. A dustplu full Of scales fell from him
daily. phyHcishs and his friends thought he must
die, Cure kWorn 10 before q Justice OF the PEACE
nd Hanhhnnn d mnst imminent nItlsanE