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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

BRUTAL EusEAND.-In the WASHING.
ton f"llcc Court yesterday William p Oh.
'ES Il clerk IN that city. was arraigncd on 4
charge OF threats Of personal vioicncn
against his wife. Claudia Coliev. Mrs CnI.
ley testified that her husband had i'll treated
i'"r for sometime. lie was very cruel when
ne vas intoxicated and on Thursday ni,rh,
threatened 10 throw her out Of the window
ne prisoner made no defense and the cour
ordered that he should give bonds in soO0Io
keep the peace for six months, and in Ie-
FAULT togo 10 Jail Tor that space of time He
WAS committed. Mrs. Collev was very
lhlich Affected and burst into tears and h,d
10 he assisted from the court room, Thn
PARTIES are very highly connected Mrs
'oIirE Is the daughterof Major Dixon, who
was Killed by DR.. Maddox in this city nj
Ii!e close OF the war, and Il sister of Henry
i!lN"n, VINO Was killed by Barksdae in Mis-.
sisairn three years ago. Collcv has been
considered II pretty dissipatctl man for wears
here was great objection made when the
parties were married by the wiie's family
but IL arailed nothing. Colley's brother
married granddaughter of Gen. Robert
l""nbs and she Was disinhcritcd in consc.
H'ir:'", bat was forgiven u! the funeral Ola
relative som" weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

more, through A. J. Fleming & Co.. aud
from \, NJ. Tabor. of New York, through
Z. ). Miller x Co.. and lot of imported
cigars from Julius Ellinger & Co., Of New
DIRK, through l.. Staber 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17
New York, February l4th, 1883.

New York, February Hin, 1855.
nNIIE UNDERSIGNED, the holder of more than
l onc-tcnth OF the capital stock Of the NlR
GINA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. here
hv gives notice Of General Meeting "t the Stock
holders of said company, to he held al the office
of the company, in the city of Alexandria, lir-
sinia. at IL o'clock, on the 10Th day of MARCH,
1855;
This call is made under Article =, Of the By
Laws of the Virginia Midland Railway Company.
49,, CENTRAL. TRUST CO., of New York
sr,t Trustee.
l--l By II. F. SPAULDlNG, President
Under the xvii bylaw the transfer books Will
he closed from the 3D. proximo until the adjourn
,n,nt ri the above meeting icb15-dtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VTRGIN|1 1MFRTTSFR

- printed mat st. Patrick was born in the de
,in -. vi lhe fourth century in village call
Gu i'oharen Taberniac. which seems IN i,
m The town Of Fitzpatrick. ON the mouth 81
,he itFr" clyde. in Scotland. between D,Im.
"a''oi' anu Glasgow, 30 that the rcyrrrd
Sam MAS, after all, Scutchman by birth
hcn ABOUT sixteen Years old he WAS taken
captive ~ harharians who took him to Ire
iahu' Where he was obliged TO keep cattle on
'h> ihollalainS and in the forests. in huurcr
anu hakedhess, amid snow. rain and Ice
nc mao hcen IN captivity about six months
! unoer one master when it was revealed to
| MN IN dream that God desired him to re-
TURN 10 scotland and that ship was ready
u! TO san th!ther. Although long distancein
.h' lh'enoT OF the country he managed
20 'rach The coast and found the ship.
~ was al home with his parents that
:, Not manifested to him by divers visions
'iiat be destined him for the great worl, Of
me conversation OF lrclaDd' He snont
many years in preparation for he work he
Ia" been called upon to do, and great onno-
a't'"n MAS made against his episcopal consn-
ri"t'"h both by his relations and the CLERGY
re, IL ne says himself, inrsook his family
so"' ms hirthright and dignity and nprse, |
we're" II his resolution to preach the CiosnrI
u !r'!AHa, Where at this time the worsbin
~ h'"i7 generally obtained. In the first
\ yea: Of his mission he attempted to preach
>Ei'a' III the general assembly OF The kinos
ana IN" sia'as Of all Ireland, held yearly q, Tar-
hSh' or lhemoria, in East Meath, the resi-.
uehcr o. tnr rhIefkng, styled the monarch of
Int whole island, and the principal seat Of the
i'r''' priests Tie son of Neil. the chief
declared himself against the
preacher, Nevertheless he converted sever
Al. and Oh his road 10 that place The fatber
81 ~ l'enan or Benignus, his immediate
successor III the See Of Armagh. He after
"aiG converted and baptized the kings Of
'u'iin and Munster, AMI the seven sons or
ne hlh$ OF Connaught, with the greatest :
part "i their subjects, and before his death
he nad baptized almost all the Inhabitants
u The i5'and. He founded Il monastery nj
N'ln"%ii. another called Domnach padInir
u i:"iic.% church, and filed the country i,
Win churches and institutions OF pietv and I,
earning. II is also chronicled that hr rn.
i"fc" s'@hi I" many blind, health 10 the :,
' e ana raised nine persons from death 10 !,
ne lie died and was buried at Down in
lister, where his body was found in q,
hnrcI %! his name in llSj. The ponnIor
'aHition attributes the exemption of Irc.
."'. rom FrnomolIs creatures To the bene.
icli"" o! II Patrick. given nv his stan call u
Il The staff OF Jesus" which was kant
I'm great yenciTlion i'll Dublin. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

THE :. L. l. FAlR-Cash contribution
for the benefit of the \. L. |. Fair have beer
received from Lord Packham, of Balti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

THAT WHALE.-Ncsscls which have pass.
cd Smiths Point since the whale was re-
norted aground there by the schr. VIM. HI.
Kninht have seen nothing of. the monster,
so he must have wrigglcd into deep water
ooain The captain of the Knight said it
lonkeA just like 4 whale. The steamship
andes which arrived al New York Monday
from south America, reports passing large
school Of whales about 100 miles east OF
Cane Henry. The whales seemed. as seer
from the deck of the vessel, to be from 10 tf
ITO feet in length The whale OF the Ches
aneakc may have belonged to this school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

THE RA.;nLERs.-As will be seen by an
advertisement published elsewhere me
Ramblers will perform at Armory Hall IN
this city on Monday night next. ms com
pany will give an amusing entertainments
which is highly spoken of by all those VINO
! have witnessed it. It will be their first ap'
pearance in this city, though the company
i NOW on its third annual tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

hEfoRM CLuE.-Ihe meeting of The Re-
i iorm club last night was pleasantly en-
iaVeheu by readings Rotations, songs, Sc
ana adjourned at a late hour. 1t was de-
cl"ea IN view Of the financial difficulties
ullder which the club is laooring to dispense
VII, WIN The services of the janitorand close the
nall except Friday nights and Sundays, 4
special meeting of the members will he held
next Thursday night TO consider various
the club. u "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

BONDS DEsTEoYED.-A Joint meeting Of
the Finance Committee Of the CITY Council
ana the Sinking Fund Commissioners was
hr!a at me Auditor, office last night, Al
"hlri1 s2l,"h in corporations bonds, rrrpntl,.
purchased by the Commissioners OF tb,. Sinh
ing fund, were destroyed, and a receipr for
the same given to the auditor to be filed
inns makes $4,000 Of the cooperation in
deblednes5 which has been liqnidated and
q e|troyed, besides which the Commissioners
mold 81 40 interest certificate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

VISITING CARDS! VISITING CARDS.
\ The incest Nmas prcsent-an engraved plate
and 80 Perics Visiting Cards only S1.75. Call
and examine samples. Cards printed from plates
AGO 20 BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

A RARE CHANCE.--1 shall offer at private
n sale for 80 days only. the entire lot OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FlkNlil kE'
consisting of Parlor, Dining room, and bedroom
Sets, Carpets, Stoves. Mirrors and Utensils OF all
kinds: will sell piece by piece Or in sets. Bar
gains may hc expected. -
Mrs. SIMON WATERMAN,
ROYAL street two doors North of Hydrauon En-
ninr House. mhlO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17
Geo. E. Price & Co..
Dealers in
Fresh and Sailed Fish.

FISH received daily fTOm Tue HsHIHE '1oKeS U1
the Potomac, and supplied to consumers IN guam
titles to suit either fresh or sailed, by experience
ed packers.
Stalls Nos 2 and g. City Market, and Fish
House No. /, Corporation Fish Wharf,
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. p,eu o,,
s.ooa and viii continue to stand No. in the
-no.tat lmh2) GEO. E. PRICE co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

DREEDING CAGES! BREEDING CAGES!
T. u We have this day received Il new lot of Breed
ing Cages: also Bird Nests both in Wire and Will
low. Cage Hooks, Bathing Cups, extra Feeding
Bottles. &c We always keep full line of Cages
and Fixtures MCLEAN & UHLER,
/ f.b13 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

CODA MINT TABLETS--A pleasant antacid,
- and Il sure cure for Heartburn, Indigestion
and Sick Headache. SUMMERS & ALLEN,
mh15 n w cor King aud Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-17

DREAKFAsT Bacon and Sugar Cured Should
ID crs. just received by
ml1t u. y. Mli'ht hN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
CHURCH NOTICES.
Pulpit Programmes at the Various
Churches Tomorrow.

Pulpit Programmes at the tafioHs
Churches Tomorrow.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
w.B. Thomson will preschat the Disciples
Church tomorrow at II q. NJ, and Z P. m.
Sunday school at 10 m.
The revival services at North Street Church
will be co .linued during next week. Ser
vices morning and night on Sunday.
Services in tho First Presbyterian Church,
by the pastor Rev, D. A. Cunningham j. D.,
tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ, and ] o'clock ".
There will be preaching in the Third Pres.
byteriau Church, by Rev. J. g. Lyle, pastor,
at 1890 A. N. and P. N. Sabbath Sohool Ut
2P.N.
The services at the Second Presbyterian
Church will be conducted by Rev. VIM. Il.
Cooke pastor, at 1890 A. N. and I'm All
are welcome.
At the Fourth Street N, =. Church there
will be preaching Sunday at 1880 4: y. and
Pm, by the pastor, Rev. Jos. Z, smith, U; y.
Sunday school at 9 r N. and Young Peoples
Meeting Monday at 1850 I'm.
There will be services in the First English
Evangelical Lutheran Church tomorrow at
1880 4. N. aud ,. N. conducted BY the pas;
tOf. GkeV. j, IL DoIuoAAStis IuhNSJ eNA4SS'
at2P ", W. A. Heimbsrger spperinten-
dent. Seats are free and strangers welcome,
Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick. pastor OF Zane Street.
Church, will at 1880 a. m. Tomorrow, tell bis
congregation where to find "The Only True
Church OF Christ" At7p. m. he will dis
cnss 1.-THE Propriety OF Change Of Govern.
ment." sssts are Tree and all are invited.
The Citizens Bible Glass will meet tomor.
row afternoon In tho lepture room OF the
First Presbyterian Church, at bRlt.pasl two
O'Clock. All interested In the study Of the
Scriptures are invited to attend. Subject, OF
lesson for to-morrow& 1.-THE First Christian
Martyr"
Bishop Kahn will deliver the fourth lecture
of the isnten series tomorrow afternoon, at
the Cathedral commencing at o'clock ives
persl. Subject. "The workings OF monasti.
cism." This being subject Of more than
ordinary interest, no doubt even Q
larger audience than usual Will be In attend
ance. and It Is important that those wishing
eligible seats should present themselves. early.
At the First Baptist Church, corner OF
Twelfth and Byron StFaets-Preaching morn.
ing and evening by the pastor Rev. J. u.
Milford, Theme at 10SS0A n; .rAe Chris
tian and the Palm Tree" Sabbath school Of
3 O'clock. At7P. NJ, the atth sermon in the
conrse 10 young men: Theme-"An 4mbi.
tiops Young Man and his untlmely End"
Strangers are cordially invited TO all services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
TnE HAY PoRK swINplERs
In Jail Ut So. cIairsTiIlc-status oftheir
Cases UndeP the treaty,

kftHNa NAt3NF AAsN AAN"Nhe
Gilbert yanderpool and Edwin s Jones,
who are now In the Belmont county jail at
81. Clainyille on the charge Of forgery, were
brought there from the penitentiary on the
warrant issued by Governor Foster, for which
application was made by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Alfred II. Mitchell. They are native
Canadians and alter travelling extensively
over the whole United States with their ''pS.
tent hay.fofks," they crossed the line Into
Canada with their contracts" Then the
Judgement notes began to appear. Detectives
were put on their track and they were finally
captured at Toronto. An application was
made for their extradition by Gov. Foster.
The extradition papers charged them with
committing certain forgeries In Butler county,
Ohio. They were taken To Butler county for
trial and after remainingin the jail at Hamil-
ton for seventeen months they plead guilty
and were sentenced 10 the penitentiRry for
one year. They were serving out this term
when the warrant was Issued for their re-
turn TO Belmont county for trial on the
charge OF forgery. By the international
States, q person who commits felony can
be extradited for trial. The extradition pa
pers only charged them with committing the
forgery for when they were tried In Butler
county, and therefore they can only be tried
for that otiense. II this were not the case, as
provided by the treaty, men could be extra
dited to England on the ground OF some fell
ony, and then be tried for political offause;
hence this condition that man can be only
tried for the otiense charged against him
when application Is made for his extradition.
This Is the opinion Of leading members Of
the st. Clairsyille bar.
That Vanderpool and Jones are accom-
plished raScals there can be no doubt. Tailor
Colby says that they are the smartest men
confined In the all during his administra-
ton. Although only four Joint or eight
separate indictments were found, this does
not show the amount OF their operations In
Belmont county. There are several others
who signed their contracts but who never
heard anything more from them.
Nothing has been heard from Washington,
and 1t Is likely that the British minister has
taken no action as yet, In the case.
The counsel for the defendants are conf.
dent that they cannot be tried at St. Glars
villa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
cham Rates 10 the We.t.

As some routes are advertising Grand Ex-
oursions to the West on certain specified days,
1t is announced for the benefit OF Colonists,
Land Seekers and all others, who intend 10
10 West, that the Pennsylvania Company
and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 8 St. Louis Rail
way-Pan Handle Route, viii sell excursion
tickets 10 the land points in Missouri, Kansas
aud Nebraska, and single one way tickets to
sll points In the West, every day until fpr.
ther notice. The rates vii be aslow; and the
tickets will cover all the privileges offered
By these 80 called Special RIcursions,
Here Is your opportunity! you can start
when you get ready, and be sure OF securing
as good rates without hurrying to catch some
excursion train. Take your time and don't
worry about the rates. When you get your
stfajrs in shape to make the trip, apply In
person or py letter or posta card to
any agent Of the Pittsburgh, It, Wayne
& Chicago Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
Erie & Pittsburgh, Ashtabuls & Fits
burgh, Alliance, Miles 4 Ashtabula, Mead
VILE or northwestern OHIO Railroads, or 10
any agent Of the RittRburgh, Cincinnati 4
St. Louis Railway-Pan Handle Route-and
be will furnish rates for passengers and
freight gnd gee that you 90 forward In first
class style on regular expFess trains. Things
will be axed TO suit you. Let us hear from
YOU, please. Z. A. FoRp.
los Gen'l Passenger Agt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
HIGHwAYMEN AT LARGE.
A Man Knocked Down and Robbed or
the National Pike.

Last evening bold and successful attempt
at highway robbery was perpetrated on the
National road, at q secluded and lonely spot
on what Is known as "the Big HILL" about
i've miles west OF the city. 80
{ John Kerr Is travelling salesman In the
employ OF A. Branum,& Son., the Wholesale
grocers, Of bridgeport For several days be
has been on trip taking orders Tor GOODS and
collecting money OF customers along the pike,
at Morristown, LoydsYille, St Cairsyilie and
other places, and last night about eight
o'clock was returning home in his buggy,
when at the point Indicated three men
stepped out from the roadside, and while
two grasped the heads OF Mr.. Kerr's horses,
the other presented himself at the buggy. A
struggle ensued, during which Mr.. Kerr was
pulled from the buggy by his assailant
He still resisted, however, and got
the man down, when one OF the others
came to the rescue, and dealt Nh. Kerra blow
over. the head which rendered him insensi-
Bile. When he came to he was lying on the
pike, and his team was standing near. FIX.
animation showed that large pocket book
had been taken from his inside vest pocket,
and his watch from an outside pocket. The
book contained about $500 in bills, and the
watch was gold one worth about 500.
Nearly $50 in specie was In bag in the bug
~, and this the thieves did not find.
Mr.. Kerr upon recovering made his way to
Bridgeport aud informed the police OF the o.
Surrsncs, Suspicion pointed 10 some men
who had seen Mr.. Kerr receive portion OF
the money at st. Clairsville, and Officers
Burdette and McConnahey went out to the
locality where the robbery took place, hop
ing to find the guilty mea and arrest them
before this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
Hanasenlely EnlertaInel.

The pleasant parlors Of Capt Q. W. Heis.
kelIs residence, on Chapline street, we're
filled last evening with congenial company
OF ladies and gentlemen, who were hand
somely entertained by hla daughter, Miss
SYDNEY. The occasion was the regular semt:
monthlyImeeting OF one Of the numerous whist
clubs formed in the city the past season, and
the order Of The evening OF course, was whist
and refreshments which were both enjoyed.
By eight O'Clock four tables were In
use and ihs exciting contests were
kept up until midnight; The club has gainee,
quite reputation for good playing and
players, and last nights scores were Of ma
tnra that bore the reputation out: Those
present NeFa Misses Alice Kelly, Virginia
Pend Teton, Moiiie and ida Frew, Mary Camp
bell, Laura Harden, Laura pp1egrat, Ulata
Fisher, Bette Pendleten, q staunton6 epf
Msssrs. 8. B. Harrison, ], Q. Rheldafe5 Al.
Glanu. A. II. Hantead, Austin Beach. Harry
Coen, 6. A. Miller and DR.. Reed Baird.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
PERSONAL MENTroN.
news and aossIp In Reference 10 Varioui
People.

MOVIE Ahu dot1tp 80 sscsps p@&SN -
People.
NJ. T. Frame, Esq, returned yesterday
from Weston.
Mr.. George Baird, il, is confined 10 his
home with threatened attack OF typhoid
fever.
Mr.. David Sesbitt Is still confined to his
home. but isimproying He will be out in a
few days.
Mr.. A. Wlnternitz and wife, Of Santa Ne,
New Mexico, arrived in the city last evening,
aud are the guests OF Mr.. Henry speyeL
DR.. ]. E, Smith, the wellknown physician
Of this city, and J. Cal. Gray, Esq of Martins
Ferry, were admitted TO practice at the bar
OF the United States District Court, yesterday.
Mr.. D. o. Kelly. doorkeeper OF the State
Senate who Ia now In the city as one Of the
Jurors OF the United States District Court,
thinks Senator Joel E. Stollings, OF Boone
county, has the inside track for the Demo:
cratic nomination for Congress in the Third
district, Ex Governor Matthews and ex.
Senator Dennis, both Of 6Feenhrier county,
have antagonizad each other and DIVIDED the
strength OF that section, and Capt. Phil. snys
der be thinks, will withdraw, or at least can
only command tho strength OF Kanswha
county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
NEw CUMBERLAND,


Nj. o. Il. omstead, of Cleveland, is spend.
ing few days in town,
James F. Anderson, OF the Bsllaire hide
penient, was here Thursday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian Church has received a
special donation Of one hundred dollars from
Mrs. George Brown, OF this place, for the
cause of Foreign Missions.
A suit has been instituted against the
the testimony Of George ". Weir, who /.
now serving out lie Sentence in The Ohio
Penitentiary, was needed, the attorneys EN-
ployed in the case went to that Institution
last week to take his deposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
New Presic ent or tho LaBeiIe.

Mr.. Hsrry Harden having been forced by
III health to resign his position Of President
Of the LaBele Iron Works, OF this city, the
Board held meeting at the office, and elect
ed Mr.. II. N. Priest Secretary OF the Jefferson
Iron Works. to the vacancy caused by Mr..
Harden's resignation. Mr.. Priest accepted,
and yesterday rendered his resignation to
the Board OF Directors Of the Jefferson Iron
Works, at stepbenville, as secretary of that
institution.
Nj. Harden Is In Philadelphia, undergoing
medical treatment at the hands OF skilled
physicians. His many friends sincerely hope
for his early and entire restoration to health.
Mr.. Priest is man OF large experience
in the ifon bgsiRess, and will be valuable
head for the LsBeIie mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
Rlze zzzuk

pywmia, septismla, scroIula, and other forms OF
blood poisoning resulting In glAndular swelllngs,
ulcerous patches In the throat and mouth, ABB
enplIons AIespeedlly neutraliEed and expelled BY
the CutiGura keSolvCnt, the new blood purifier,
while the Ekin Il cltansed OF all dShguring humon
by the external use Of Cuticura and Cuticua Soap,
iYdE5troyV dtspaSe germs which float In tho blood,
Urine and peESpiRtah- there n no doubt aboAtits.
and expelS them through the bowels, kidneys, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
CHE qntelligsater.
ouiee. Nos. as and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

$50 Reward-Head OF Local.
Wanted-To Borrow 81 500:
For sale-Benwood and Bellaire Nail Stock.
For Sale-BelmontG Glass Stock.
Easter Cards-E. L. Nicoll.
r save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
For sale-second.ha Windows and
Doofs-JoS speidel.
List OF Letters.
New Maple syrup-R ]. smyth.
Charter Oak Hams at Smyth's.
Reduction Of Steamship PaSsage-John
Bailie, Agent
For Remit ouses-G. o. Smith.
For sale-Two Pile Drivers.
Ice Cream-Thos. Heyman.
Burbank Potatoes at McKee's Island Gro
cerY-Head Of Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
GREATESrlN EARTH.

earth. Had the worst case OF Salt Rheum In this
county. Ny mother had It twenty years, and In
fact died from It. Ibelteve Cuticun would have
Eayed her life. Ny arms, breast and head were
cIlfel until used tke Cut!ctira ReSolVent Intern
ally, and CutiCua aud Cuticun soap externally.
NREARK o. j. W ADAMA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10

wAsHxoros, D. O.. March 1o.-lAM.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, increasing
cinndiness with rain, warm southwest, yeer-
Inc M colder northwest HiDdS, followed BY
ridng barometer.
cioudiness with rain OF snow, warmer son I.,i
ine. followed by rising barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10

EEW and exquisite silks in Fashion
able Seckwear, tho very latest shapes.
Fun line Of the Foster Kids in all shades
and sizes Of the Star.
- n. GTrNnIING A. co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-10
REST BL00n PuRIFIER.

have used your Cuticura Remedies In several
cases Of RczemA, Moist aud Dry letter, and cured
them all Your Cuticura Resoivent, 70 far a. my
supply allows mo TO test It, has, in my hands "a
0esdld IN etInppy and ealcisncy any alterptiye
n an active PRACTICE Of 20 years duration.