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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-10-12

A Local train IN the Toledo Division lea res
Toledo AT $40 Am South Toledo at 1880 A.
NJ, and arrives At Delphos at $40 P, N. Re-
turning leaves Deithos at $50 A. M. Sonih To-
lcdo 5.l5, and arrives at Toledo at 6:lo Pm.
SOUTH. EASTERN DIVISION.
Trains leave DAYTON for Cincinnati and Well
ston at 7 20 and 1000 4 M, and 3:55 Ind 4:l0
p. N. Returning leave Wellsnn At 12:45 and
400 p. M, and Hebanon Junction at 0:53, 1902
A. N and 4 :45 aud 6:2S P. NJ.
Il. L DWIGHT, w. II. YANDEGRIFL,
Gen. Manager. Superintendent
GEO. A. SASpERsos, Gen. Passenger Agt. Toledo
+. L. DwiGnT. Receiver.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-10-12
v. 3. SNYDER Il SON.
SHEHIFF's SALE.
(In Wood Co.,'O.,
( Court OF
lnaunpaan Rlaaa

vb. Court of
James Emerson. lCommon Pleas.
By virtue Of a certain writ, a veudi cxponas, /,
issued in the above entitled cause, by the
CLERK of the Court OF Common Pleas, Of
Wood county, Ohio, and 10 me directed nd
delivered, 1 will offer for sale at public ven
due, al thefront door of the Court House, in
Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, October 40, 1888,
Between 10 and IL O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day, the
following described real estate, to-wit;
Lot numbered one hundred and twenty three
(l23), In the Village of Millbury, Wood Couu-
ty, Ohio. Appraised at $3.50 90.
GEORGE III. BROWN, Sheriff,
Bowling Green, o., Sept, 28. 'S3. 25es6.l0.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-10-12

The New York Herald has joined the
two cent movement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-10-12
Toledo, Cincinnati & ST. Loais R.R.

Time Table-In Effect Aug. s, 1883.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
MARTEN,s. PERRY.
Tho Spence -Denthor An Old LadJ
A XerdlnK.


Tho Spence Case-Denth OF An Old LadJ
A Wedding.
Belts new cooper shop is being built a
rapidly as possible.
The public schools close tomorrow even
ing until Monday morning.
The Indications point 10 s-fall house tc
hear DR.. Payneis entertaining lecture on
'shams' at Commercial Hall Tomorrow
evening.
There Is some probability Of the john L.
mas going into the Wheeling and Martih'I
Ferry trade when she returns from down the
river. This arrangement would be great
convenience 70 the public.
Mrs. Guthrie, an aged aud highly esteemed
lady, died yesterday morning after 40 lines
OF several weeks. The deceased was amonf
the early people TO come to Martins Ferry
and her LOIS will be keenly felt by q host Of
friends. .t..
The cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
J. @. Gray and Miss Clara Bird Wednesday
evening, December The ceremony will
DO In the First Presbyterian Church at eight
O'Clock. A reception will follow immediate
ly at the residence Of Mr.. Bird.
The Hobensack- Spence case Is still the sub
ject OF conyersstion, probably made more in.
shert time. The verdict Of last Saturday
seems 10 be what people generally expected,
although many thought It would go against
Mr.. Spence the frs. day Of the testimony.
Rumors OF new suits are numerous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
BELLAIRE.
Tina aksgiyIpg-weddisg and
General Notes.

Tina Weddiog-Personai and
General Notes.
Mr.. 8. OF. Cummins Is quite sick.
Mrs. Joseph II. Grafton, OF Marietta, 10
visiting relatives here.
The Hmmonia Club will have one Of its
big balls tonight at Central Hall.
Alargs number Of railroad ties were deliy,
cred yesterday by boats at the lower landing,
The W. 8 Heatherngton band will hSye
an oyster supper at City Hall December
and 8.
A large car load OF blooded cattle, Jerseya,
were here yesterday en- route to Bafnssyille
from the east. I.f.is
This afternoon the Band Of Love, young
ladies' IN 'sionary society, will meet Of M Aye
Annie Stewards. W.
An unusual numbsr Of chicken thieves
have been visiting the roosts about town in
the last few nights.
The choirs Of all the churches met last
nikht in the First N. E. Church to practice
for the Uaion Thanksgiving services.
The m,rriage Of Miss Laura Barnhill and
Mr.. Daniel Mcswords, OF Martins Ferry, Is
announced for the middle OF December.
The Chatauqna Literary Society will meet
OF DR.. MoCiellaa's to-aight and all who
would like to know the objsc Of the society
are invited.
The Lieaeikrapz shuetzsnverein have ar.
ranged for turkey shooting match on the
hill below town, on the afternoono OF Thanks'
giving day.
There will bs no public sch DOL on ThuH.
day on account Of Thanksgiving, and none
on Friday to allow all teachers who
desire to DO SO to attend the Eastern Ohio
Institute at Cambridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
THE DAILY MARKETS,
Rreadstuiis and Provisions.


CnioA6o ~. Novemeei af-tiouf duli snd IN
cnlngeo. wheat reguiet only IN moderate demand
openoa ~ Wy cisins 1suteS O. Satutday arc
Ss tSS ou ta n!as ~ oseanea &c eosed h
S SI5ssS eps slc. AZ yMS; Decsmeer
a. s'2sc' o fe1faary sEta9oHc closed at 9sAc
Chicago snrit,s o5Ss.Ssc. cloted NJ nc. So aIL1
StISc: No. I'D Winter oScssi Dol tSIn in al AZ
mad and stranger Al times az eitod md nnsett,eS
make generally HIGHER; priossw were advanced III
lXc above inside icss ciosed 1XaisSe hehcr thHn
HsturGisy: cash 5o1<aSic; closed Il 5;Sc: soyemb
sniEsSic cinIei n Hila6Ic iecemI,yer ia1Is'niln
closed At t0Xc: wear }sXS6oj<c closed n SS5!c
January 4oXasoSc closed At $50: Fel,r,erv ~
sS IAN eaes eSiops SseeS caser s,,c,S Ss
ADVANCED: osSh 3SjSs29lc Gov Al 2Si<c Soven..
Ear EGI;s2as[c eli sd n 9s<s D,ce,n ma Solt"SoStc
Closed NJ "a Es29Sc: wear xsi<asSsE e,osed N sc
January y S3iss6Hc, closed Al soc M NAV XII
ShS'pvsS M ssr. HsrIey dniI AT S1c Flsrs as
ouia, =, a. az po,S ~ az, do,nsUS 49, Ma, ~,
Soeeu stion and mainly tor deiStped deIvssr iS
pricfs ruled 6ai0c higher; eaily Ieccded IoAi5c
rallied l6a. Ieeded 6al0S and closed fatty active
and s.efdy; cah sll sail 90. Tor old: sl2 Isl
year Sil S0alI IS: JsnVtry sl2 6al2 SIX. clos. a
S2 S. February si2 10 5. O. "a nj elS C0E
Is Q2HE: March SIS 05; MSy SIS 2Sa1s IS, closed 81
SIS 42fai8 Is. Lard, irregular aud In iait demand
i5c; c!ined 2<s5s, Sid closed iiesdy: easH M
7.S2Xc; November 776a7.sI1ze, closed at 7.s0l
7Slc; y. ar 7.S0I7. S21c January 7S5as {c: yoal
closet at o5Gs071SS; februsry S06aSI7 Ee, closed
at s.lSas.l5xe May Sac. Bulk meats In .ili
demand Il. shoulders n ies shot M 665c; shor
ssdy sa whEy ' steady aaa aa asd aSsR.nsss
Call-TheAt sales $1,000 bushels, November I'D
y9nced Nc; January. February and March advanced
Corn s.iea li7T W.. n bushels November and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

John Condrey, whose presence in this city
was noted last week. Is o. steubenvills again
In durante vile. The Herald says:
John Condrey, alias Curly Jack" and
come other suspicious characters made their
appearance about the city the last OF the
week. They had been down the river, prob
ably stopping at Bellaire and Martina Ferry,
as developments In those place! In the past
two weeks indicate that either they or peo.
pie OF q like character have heen working
these towns. Saturday night om,er Kelly
came onto Jack and o pal on South High
street. The latter skipped when no FUND
the officer was determined TO arrest them.
Jack demanded q warrant and tried the bluff
game, but he had 10 90 To the lookup. The
other members OF the gang arc keeping
Il emselves shady. They had been 0, jtyinl
a gentle slumber during Saturday and were
likely in sportiye mood when night came
Msahal Fnney this afternoon received toll
egram from the Chief OF Police Of Pittsburgh
ID hold Condrey on the charge OF burglary,
/ Tho y necessary papers viii! be here 10 take
him back on Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
vARI0Cs ST ,TE. MATTERS.
Nswsy Scraps From All Parts OF West
Virginia.

lNe"'s Ss'"P WV
MrSin'a.
Hon. John A. Bingham has sent from Js
pan, Sl0OtoWards building an adiition 10
Franklin College.
The Romney Tnts 'ligenecr says o little col
ored child at Mills, Hampshire county, by
drinking some whitky that II found, wa.
thrown into SPANS and died.
A fev nights ago on south B;aneh, In
Hardy comfy Marty undartock tbe dev
iItry Il "beliingf newly married couple
David Scott and bride, and in return were
treated to lead OF buckshot. Two OF the
number, named Fisher and someryille, were
seriously injured,
Thu annlies,ion for patsnt on a reclining
,ttaobment for ordinasH car seats by p. w
MN o Isvorsbiv' and he NOT univ sSnsets i Il
he Considered a bsreisotor to that part Of
he human family that travel by rail, but 10
be the proprietor OF much wealth.
A. ,ha lao. .a.sio, ~ the Fsdar., con,t n,
Charleston i65 indictments were found, near,
~ I'll ~ v,oIstjons ni'tha internsi rsvsnns
al AZ ,.sna ,sot,;or ~ tbe ;nr,, on Snndss
ararso5 itaa,9 ~ weitI,s ont ~ t5e atsry
a aI .n rstn,nin" csIlsd m Senator Kenn1
I'D I'D aIaminsd liz nscr n bonnSs nnmbs rinS
ovs s scnrs pawn A0"'s. = ~ : Z = 's
We -. 80 a. az. tets..Lt,
o,Ssnt w III pp sptnn sannta
HpS;Iin R;dsnonr sssd .ba,,f yssrs S, "a \
tictad n lie stomSrb nv ! Inn,s AM, sna SIs ~
.on, The ;rinpv nv ,he fo2tosi "s Jsv s1 tS
hrnihsr Gso,es vas liz trvisa ~ ~ tbss + ma
n y ,hs s,shlo and a b.;5s n1rh,s ph sSI
sahSnd = ana st.noS. III 49,,
bsrp5 vben 4 t;cEsS him T,tb tsss po,,a ~
""'" ~ -''AsN A'A'. 't4 -S , ~
sHIh - ~, g
A man named Brown, q tramp; has beer
for sometime working Tor MI. William H.
Hervey, near Unionport jefferson county
Ohio. Saturday afternoon Brown cisap
ptAsed, and about the tome time heryey dis
covered that he had been robbed OF $95. HI
had, short time before, had w stolen IRON
him. Brown 10 strongly suspected Of the
theft. He WIS traced 70 MipEos and thence
70 brilliant ana tnere 10. aiGasot'
A few days ago Mrs. Luther Swearingen
Iof Preston county, while standing near
stove had her dress catch IRE. She started Ia
run but ives caught by her husband. Hesuc.
ceeded IN putting out the fire, but not until
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
nIORE PooLisuaIsS
From the New York Times Champion
SmartAlec.

From the New York Times Champion
SmartAlec.
Recently the 1srEILtoEkcER reprinted O
scrap from letter written to the New
York TmeG by some very boyish traveller
who signs "W. D."t to his letters. Why the
Times wfs:es space on such dull miGrepreuen'
taiions Is hard 10 imagine, unless sinceit be-
came two.cent paper It is d,srous Of filling
It's space as cheaply as possible.
In recent letter this smart Alec says
1.-THE most pleasant part OF Wheeling, to my
mind, Is the railway station. Not that the
station 10 anything to brag OF; suppose Il
must be because that place aftordsa better
chance Of getting away than any other. II
Wheeling were 70 wake up Tomorrow morn
Ing land my word for It, she won't she would
find herself lust about two generations be-
hind the age. There Is no wharf, Of course,
but az inclined plane, paved with stones,
leading down To the waters edge, All pack.
cts, etc, land at the whari-5oat, and the river
business seems to be considerable, for not
less than d. san boats came and went during
the ionr or five hours that | spent In the
place"
The letters are very fresh, rs witness this
Cured over month ago:
"The German parade that happened 10 bs
In progress eugrossed everybody's attentior,
and there was no agent IN the station, no
clerk In the hotel, no baggase.master, no any
body anywhere, except upin the main street,
lookingat the parade, II was with feelings
In which no sorrow mingled that hard,
before the train left, that man had fallen
out OF wagon In the parade and broken hib
neck.'; ~
Here is q bit OF news, truly:
"Wheeling Is wrestling iat nov with the
prohibition question, and one OF the prino.-
nal hotels Is closed and another gives signs
Of weakening about the knees.
NDown nt the depot few minutes before
train time, there was gathering OF rural
visitors waiting for tho cars. Their great
subject Of conversation, Of oourre, was the
parade, They had come 10 town to see 1t,
they had deyoured their share, perhaps more
than their share, OF ptanuts, oysters and
beer, and they were going home. The fash,
ion plates OF fifteen bygono generations
would not do Justice to their costumes They
vete unanimous in the opiRion that The pa.
rade did sreIit 10 The great Commonwealth
OF West Virginia. We'll, cir, it's the blggest
thing ever sCe. was in egery body's mouth
- f1eauently as 10 lead an innocent by.
Islander to RI ilsct that II all they never did
sao were 10 be described In one large quartz
volume tho book would have to DO printed
IN very d ae tyre indeed. There was small
restaurant adjoining the station, 10 which
we're displayed q tempting variety Of ginger:
bread, apples and nuts, and large sign In.
formed lie travelling public that there were
on Rale- VS.. Ar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

The Board Of Directors OF the Central Glass
Works have elected Hon. n. b. ecott, late
Secretary OF the Company, President, 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF Mr..
Oesterling. The choice 10 good one. Mr..
Scott Is man OF experience In the glass
bushels, Of tried business and executive abil.
ity, and popular with his business associates
and the employesof the factory. Running
the works with Mr.. Scott st the head Is not an
experiment, as he has really been discharging
the duties OF President for some time past,
both while NJ. oeste ling was In Europe. and
since his return, and his promotion may be
expected 10 result in advantage to this I'm
portant and growing mandatory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
A rnRMEe wnEELIA0 MAN
ProniInepiiy identified with her Manu-
factories, Dice.

Mop.isuor Sullivan, Vicar General Of thl
Catholic church In TIL, diocese, las re
cslyed q dispatch from Baltimore Slglpg tha
MI. Henry Moore, formerly Of this city, snt
vol known here. died in Baltimore at foul
O'Clock Saturday morning
To the younger generation Of Wheeling
noonle this announcement will not beem
specially interesting, bat TO those who re
member Mr.. Moore ~ q wealthy and enter,
nrIsInr citizen Of Wheeling, leader In man.
nisctusinE and other eirolts, tho announce.
ment forcibly recalls days that are gone. He
wa large StockholdSr IN the Belmont mill
nj one lime, and be bailt the brewery
on ChApline and seyen,eenth slrAstR he
Sito built several rtsidenceI which are still
tbe homes Of lasdlpg citszans OF the city.
Among these 10 the house now occupied BY
M. Samuel LGpghlir, ct the corner OF
Twelfth and Chaplins streets. The busy
and checkered career Of the man 70 well iiius'
trated by the fact thit he made and lost
three fortunes while rssldent OF Wheeling
he wtS about 50 years old, haytng been
boFn In 1900. He married Mihs Mtnavsrn,
Of Msrtinsburg. He has lived In Baltimore
for IS years or 20 past
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
River Dispatches.

CAIRO, November 2s.-River q feet 10
inches and rising.
OIL CRY, November 26.-Rtver5 feet Z
inches; weather cloudy and rainy.
CIscmSArl, November 2G.-Rlver II feet
and rising. Weather clear and colder. 70
Packer, Pa, November 20 River Q fee,
and stationary; weather cool, and raining.
MoReAsrowN, November 20 River 2 feet
and on stand; raining; Thermometer 62'.
GREENSBORO, Pa, November 28.-Riyer II
feet 8 inches aud stationary weather rainy,
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, November 26.-Riyer
feet Q inches and ationary; weather cloudy
Thermometer So. ~ 81 .a.e.. -
RioE's LANDING, Pa, November 2G.-Riyel
5 feet 2 inches and falling; weather cloudy;
Thermometer $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

which ne denounced Richards a. q ,'leper,
coward and liar etc. he also abused a: L.
Hns:ed, member Of the Clarkshurg bar. The
bills were circulated over olarksburg and
vicinity. Richards swore out q warrant, and
Cooper was bound over In the sum OF $50 q
answer an indictment, with George Bastable,
OF the Eecs, and D. Lee as sureties. Tbs tenn.
perauce lecturer had another warrant served
on him ut 2 A. n. the following day
OF his room. The evening before,
he had lsetured, and at that time
apologiz,d for LANGUAGE he ma had ~ n Ssd
done Hussed an Injustice. Hustled was
present and shock hands with Cooper at the
close OF his lecture, but few hours a'tsr-
wards swore ont the warrant Cooper was
again bound over In the sum OF $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
TaETEaCnEKs' INSTITUTE.
An Interesting Programme Prepared
Prominent Educators TO be Present.

Prominent Euucstorsto DC freseat.
The following popular lectures will be de-
liyered at the educational meeting which
will be held in tho hall Of the HOUSE Of
Delegates this week. .-....
Wednesday evening, Prof.. George E. Little,
subject: "Chslk Talks" Thuraday stter'
noon, beginning at o'clock, Prof. John
Micke! borough, subject: "How Shall Our
Youth be Taught to Use the English Lar
guoge with Correctness sud.. Fiuency2'
Psof George E. Little, sutj .cl: peculiar
Value OF the study oil Drawing TO the Wheel
log Public sehQols.n ihursdsy evening,
Pref John Micke!borough, s1bject, "Conclu'
sions Drawn from the study OF the Lower
Animals" Friday evening, Col. Francis W.
Parker, subj act: Learn to do by Doing"
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. FIaacls w. Parker,
subject; "Public Rsadlngs"
AT the Institute on Friday and Saturday
Col. Parker will teach reading, spelling, Ian
puspe, geography and arithmetic, Prof.
M.ckelho:ongh, primary and advanced arith:
metic, primary and advanced grammas and
history, Prof. Little, drawing and Mrs. Par
ker advanced reading.
The instructors are among the most noted
educs torsin the country. Col. FRANCIS W. fas'
ker, before he accepted his position as princi'
raj OF the Cook county Normal School, was &C.
perintendent Of the schools Of Q 1iEey, Mas
and made national reputation by bis sue.
cess in primary school work. Hon. Charles
Francis Adams, who was president Of the
Board OF Education, assisted him 10 carry
ont his ideas. he also at one time was one
OF the six supervisors Of the Bottom city
schools. He receives In bis present position
a salary oi$5, 900 per year. Prof, George J.
Little Is engaged in instituted work almost
the or tire year, and has national reputa'
ton Is ttacherof drawing. Proi. Mick i
borough, asprincipal Of the Cincinnati Normal
teachers OF that city to their high standard.
It Is the desire Of Superintendent hatcher
that all friends OF education will attend oil
the meetings, es well as the ttaa'hers In the
schools. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

"siosss are cssis In their cheapest form,
retailing at about one cent each, but every.
body will have TO translate the tips to suit
himself they're beyond me. Wheeling,
/ mrS; not forget TO add before the train
START, has the largest brewery. in the United
States. Every town numbering more than
500 Inhabitants, You will please observe, has
the biggest something or other In the oouns
hy. e may be no more than mere factory
for punching holes In SHIFT buttons, butt Is
place 10 bound to grow, sii; can't do nothing
II Se.ld be hard To crowd more uninter.
esEing IpaceuIs aes into less space. The7Tmts
should suppress this scdbblsr JN r,
TEE acookI pellsht6- i2l0 Main stEsst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
PERSONA MENTiON.
News and Gossip In Reference TO various
PolpIe.

heWbNhu G0ssIpIh AeIcftucc 10 SHfIuua
FcIple. n'
Miss Lizzie Hammond, Of the Island is viz
iting friends at Glencoe, Ohio.
Rey. Mr.. Hart, the new pastor OF the Disci.
Piles church, will preach at the Ruglish Luz
theran church, That Ssgtving.
Mrs. Swami and daughter, Miss Mamie, oil
Washington, returned homo yesterday after
visit Of several days to Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Judge Caldwell and daughter have re.
turned to the city after an extended visit TO
Iowa. They have taken rooms at Mrs. Az.
derson's, DIS Main street. for the winter.
TER IRrELIIGENcEa jon RRINTfSd cFyIcl
executes all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
at the lowest prices. Call and get an esti'
mate. -rrTq ~ 1r'..s ZIG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

IAN receiving my IAN stock Of womsn's,
misses and childrons shoes and mems fne cali
hand.SeWed Shoesin all the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. have
added several new lines TO those ! have been
keeping heretofore, making o complete assort-
nsnt Of 6ns and medium goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

We are not the only house In town hand,
ling New York Counts, but we are the only
Wholesale oyster house selling Maltby's a.
nous .'0ld Reliable Extra Selects, which
everybody knows ara far superior, both In
B'z j and quality, to any New Yorf or Phila'
delphia oysters ever Eeen in Wheeling. We
commend the fine oyster trade Of Wheeling
and vicinity simply because we have the
goods. All wanting oysters for Thguksgiv.
Ing should send in their orders early. We
sell OF Wholesale and retail, and will sell all
the way from o pint to q car load. Rsmem.
Der, our oysters arc received fresh every day.
HALsrEp d HAHlLAH,
Cor. Sixteenth and ohapline Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

FRox Springfield. Nd, Mr.. ohas, g. Additoc,
writes as 70 lows: Ihad a s.yere sprain In my
right knee compelling me to use erntch's for
several weeks. found no relief In other
remedies aud finally tried st. Jacobs Oil. Ia
O short timeI could bend my kuee and be:
fore using bottle I laid aside my crutches
and was able to walk as we'll 60 ever
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, D. O., November z7.-1:3o 4.
N,-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cold
or and fair weather; rising followed in west
portions by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, colder and fair
weather; northwest to southwest windt; rig
Ing barometer.