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FROM THREE STATES.
MATTERS N &c NelaAe0aAooc.
Burglary a. st. Cl.In,lll,-l CANDIDATE for STATE
S..AtOs = Victim. Of tA. A.rtin'. S.ry
oatrarss Of Saturday SIsht-Gen.rAl
New. Matters OF All Sorts.

Harvey Sprinkle, colored, dropped dead
OF the colored debating society, at Mounds.
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Steamboat squibs and General Leyee
Laconlcs.

Steamboat Sqaibs and General Leyee
Laconies.
The @. W. Anderson will pass down this
morning enroute for lronton.
The regular packets are all running on
time and doing a fair business.
Theo. M. Lowell, Capt. Dode Berry's new
packet, Is fast approaching completion.
The Hornet No. 9, Acorn and John Penny
passed up with emptieS and the Onward down
with coal.
The Katie stockdale passed down at s A.
N. and the Emma Graham passed upat 2 P.
NJ. Both had good trips.
The Andes arrived about A. NJ, and left
for Cincinnati last evening at 0 O'Clock with
a good trip. On her up trip she had an i'm
mense amount Of iron.
The river commenced 10 rise yesterday
morning and was rising slowly at dusk last
evening. At that time the marks indicated
aidepth OF 10 feet In the channel.
The W. n. Chancellor will pass up this
morhing and will be here Friday morning
on her return trip to the Kanawha River and
Charleston. This packet Is one OF the best on
the river and never fails to give satiSiaction.
This warm Language Is from the Bellaire
Tribune: The talk about Bellareans building
boat for the Wheeling trade Is all bosh,
originating In the empty cell OF dudes
brain. The people who want to come home
from Wheeling ut midnight, are not the kind
that build Bellaire steamboats,. They would
prefer 10 give their money to rival city and
Its enterprises.
PlTTsBuRoH, April % -Riyer14 feet inches
and rising; clear and cold.
cHctssATI, April 2i.-RIyer So feet and
rising; cloudy and very cool.
GRREsssoRo, Pa, April 2l.-River 10 feet
8 inches aud falling; cloudy.
Brownsville, Pa, April 94-Riyer IS feet
inch and falling; weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, April a-Riyer q feet and
rising rapidly clear; Thermometer 81.
PirnBu1aH, April 24-River II feet 4
inches aud rising slowly; clear and cool.
OH CRY. Pa, April 24-Riyer 8 feet 4
inches and falling; cloudy and showing.
RicE'sLAxplSo, Pa, April "a River 10 feet
and falling; weather cloudy Thermometer
$50.
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Qhp gateItiqeuter.
omeo. Nos. W and ~ Fourteenth street


Wsnted-A Laundress.
Wanted-Situalion by Two Young Ladies'.
Step l.adders-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Wanted-A Teamsler.
Minnie HGuk-Fourth Page.
Teaching Miss Marie Murset.
For Rent-COmtortsble Dwelling-Alex.
Bone, Agent.
Regular Kanawha River Packet-W. N.
Chancellor.
Standard Building Association.
Wanted-situation as Book;keeper.
German and American Looking'Glass
Plates.
Alexander Beneficiary Public, General
Business and Real Estate Agent.
Closing Out Sale-A. s. Harden.
A Desirable Home for Sale-Alex. Bone.
Why Go ElssWhere-G. Mendel & Co.
Business Stand for eals-Alexander Bone
Farm for Sale-AlexAnder Bone.
Gunthers Lung Healer.
Fea.gus Whally-Fashioua Bootmakef
Auction Sale OF Pianos, Organs, &c.
Special Inducement-W. h. Forster.
Dress Goods-A. 6iedenbaGh & Bro.-Head
of Local
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[CdHle are cold al the,t urca lie ircigh Hogs are
sOid dtHet reigh thai Is 20 ptr cent (0eterdliy OF
from lie ireiyhL Shnp are sod yrOs, that e lice
trcight, Or nothing OIL
AT cALSIEroS YARDS.
BREP CArTLI-Ihe market has been fairly active
to-day OIL the Hill: but At &c decline as compared
with the figures Of las week, IN some cases larger
fraction. asSome dealers thought Nc indicated more
nearly the decline In prices Oh common grades The
quality was Of as good an average as last week,
tops Than then We quote At 81 OIa7 Y2, with most
Sales made ut s. 20 TO IS G9I1S per 100 pllndA.
Prices 0l beef cattle ranged as fellows: Bst 90 ga
7l2h that generally rated iTst quality Is a6 90,
tRa seess SS oxen and cows tSai? GI.Tems
range Of prices q 00a7l6x Most Of the sales wee
from IS 1oa6 62H per 100 lbs. The cattle received
were II head from VifIinlG so from Ohio; 500 from
Maryland: l0U from Canada; none from West Vii.
ginia; aud 672 bead from Pennsylyanl,. The total
receipts for the week were 32 head. against 069
last week, and $50 head same time ast year. OF the
offerings s9i head were taken BY baltimore butch
city dealers, and Is 10 Eastern gpecuatos. Some
- head were taken for exp IT to Liverpool. Total
sales for the week s3S head against SS0 last week.
and 726 head same time last year,
swiSE-Thcre II 4 decided falling of 10 the mum.
Der Of the offerings AS compared with last week,
nearly 2U0o head The quality Is quite as good ss
twas then. Thefeceipts, though light, seem 70 DO
about equal 10 rdthot- moderate dt mAnd. Prices
were Nc on from last week on diminished receipts.
We quote At 95tSlU5tc most sales al iV5isiOic per
pound net. Arrivals this week t,t76 head agsin.t
60S3 lass week. and 6,0tI head same time last year.
sIIEEP AND LAMRs.-These has been no outside
demand for sheep or lambs to-day, and the pur.
chaSes OF city butchers being light the limited OF.
ferngs (ueary 900 less than last weGt) wcre sun
Client 10 supply adult market The quality was Of
scarcely AsgoOd an average as last week There was
fair demand for lambs,w1i were In very limited
supply. Ne quote wooded sheep at 4A6ISc. few veil.
Ing NJ the latter price, and clipped do. at 4a55tc
Lambs S1<allc per pound grcSs Arrivals this week
1852 head against 26S last week, and 2,66S head
same time ie1t year, Y I'll
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PKEsBYrERY or ST.. cLAIRsvILE.
In Stated Session nj BeIIaire-ninistei

In Stated Session NJ Bellaire-Ministers
Present..
The Presbytery Of St. Clairsville, to which
the churches OF the neighborhood over the
river belong, met in regular annual session
at Bellaire yesterday forenoon, at the Second
Presbyterian church. on Gravel Hill. Rev.
A. G. Lane, OF Msrristown, opened the meet
ings with sermon. At noon the trains
brought in many more delegated All the
strangers were provided with entertainment,
principally at the homes Of the members Of
the church, although few were entertained
by ether friends. The afternoon session was
devoted industriously to business, and re-
ports OF the committees and OF the churches
the church was strained TO the utmost 10 &C.
commodate the audience assembled to hear
Rev. J. p. Graham, OF India, lecture on the
various religions OF India.
The following are the ministers present:
John Hattery, D. D., Bellaire.
Samuel Mahaitey, Washi. gton.
Thomas r, crawford, ID. d., Nottingham.
VIM. v. Milligal, D. D., Cambridge.
James Day, Bethel,
Robt. T. Armstrong, D. D., Wheeling
Valley.
Geo. Mcdonald, Bealsyille.
Robert Alexander, b. D.. st. Clairsville.
Robt. NJ. Brown, Second Church, Bellaire.
Andrew J. Johnston, Newt Castle.
John @. Hench, Concord.
A. J. Alexander, Scotch Ridge.
ThomasJ. Milford, D. D., Crab Apple.
J. K. McKallip. First Church, Bellaire.
Joseph J. McCarrell, Martins Ferry.
VIM. T. Gibson, Short Greek. r.
A. G. Lane, Morristown.
Samuel W. Pringle, Mt. Pleasant.
Francis NJ. Kumler, Buffalo,
John G. Black, Rock Hill.
Marion 4. Beall, KiIkwood.
Samuel II. Wallace, Barnesville. ..
Rev. J. g. Hench was elected Moderator,
and Rev. ]. X. McKallip Temporary Clerk.
Rev. U. P. Shrom was admitted from the
sresbytery Of Zanesyille, he being called 70
take charge Of tne church ut Cadiz.
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The William Penn tea party to be given al
the Second Presbyterian Church on Friday
evening, promises 10 be very pleasanta flair.
Everything possible Is being done to make u
success. WIN. Mob. Miller, Esq., will per.
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Lieut.. Gov. Richards has returned from
Columbus Al d entered upon the practice Of
law. He is we'll posted In State politics, but
don't ,eem willing to submit to an interview
upon the Gubernalorial question. Itisquite
probable that the Governor feels q little del.
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MINNIE HAUK, MONDAY NIGHT.
House will by me
reputation peen
Of the worlds greatest singers
the road embracing such ae
Mile conrao signof
Megf baritone Mr. Gottshak The
will occasion the most elaborate and finest ever
Oh
diamond
Russia scenesi costume from the openof
achieved such being considered me
concluded
will Thursday morning Wilson Banners
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rERsoNAL MENTION.
news aud gossip I'm lsefersnee % various
Paonla.

No1Ntos
Mr.. George W. Corson, we'll known New
Yorker, IL at the stamm.
Captain G. NJ. Whatsoever, Of Grafton,
was In the city yesterday.
President Hildreth, OF the Second Branch
OF Council, Is ct preEent acting. Mayor,
Mayor Miller being out OF The city.
The many friends Of Major o. D. Cooke
will regte. 10 learn that he will permanently
lose the sight Of one OF his eyes, which has
bean troubling him for come time. :
MI. Brand, OF the First ward, was called
10 Wheeling yesterday by the seriOns illness
ofhis mother. Father Deehan, anatiye OF
Philadelphia, and Assistant Rector OF the
Cathedral at Wheeling, was In the city yes.
terday, assisting Father Gull in the confess
.. jnnl, and taxing part In the instructions Of
the first cOmmu ion claS-Belldire Tribune.
Mr.. Frank Henuig, the operator OF the
Western Union Telegraph office and rest.
dent Of Wheeling. who has been travelling
with Katherine Rogers for the past season,
bias returned and occupies his usual seat 1T
tue W. q. office. Mr.. Hsnnig has made
quite u reputation as an actor. He will pro.
once sbakespea,s's eat tragedy, Julius
tHtar, supported by Wheeling smaLeura, the
latter part Of this mouth AZ the Wheeling
Opera House. teubeariie GG:e'te.
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pup,ic At,en,Isn Challenged.

The attention OF the public Is challenged
by the certificate signed in fas smile over
their own autograph. signatures, that Gen.
erals G.. T. Beauregsrd, Of Louisiana, and
Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, do have the
tribution to be made on tuesday. May s, at
New Orleans, La, by the Louisiana State
Lottery Comp apy, If which NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, will furnish all informa.
ton. 'D&w
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btAdITF 4NufPsHQtNE' H-v- y
Ihe Wheeling ISrELLiGExcER opens up It's
columns TO the oldest inhabitants" who
want to expatiata on remarkable Springs Of
the past. It makfs US smile 10 thiuk Of the
confused history the readets OF the lATELLI.
GEN0ER will be RECALLED with II the opportunl-
ty is taken hold Of by the oldest inhabi.
ttn,s," for each one, knows II better than
tother. d.. i.rr cd.
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The following was read in the secont
Branch Of Council last night:

The following was rehu III the eeConu
Branch Of Council last night:
CRY, April 2Std. 1888.
TO Me Second Branch Council;
You will do Justice TO the Christian people
OF this ward to refuse TO Grant a llcencs to
Mr.. Jacob Wilhelms. Yesterday being Sun.
day and It was shame to see the Drunken
msn commiug out his back gate this thing
should be stopped and now Is the proper time
any citizen on Jacob ct can inform you that
this Is q true statement OF ours &c
A CHRISTIAN CIrI2Es 8rH WARD.
Healy-I move TO refer to the Salvation
sc6altzs-ob, no sendit to the'Wheeling
Rifle Club.
tian Association have It.
OF referring TO The organizations named will
please say aye.
Every one said aye.
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IA pi,Sstcluus.

We do not find fault reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular physiclan-this is
not our mission-but We do claim II he were
to add Pezuna to his prescriptions as directed
In our book on the"Ills of Life"(an furnished
gratuitously by all druRgisLs), he would cure
all his patients. "0SwlGo Potter Cousty,
Pa, DR.. HARrMAS-Dear Sir. The small I'll.
GERS are all healed. aud the TWO large ones are
not more than half as large as they were.
am feeling quite well. The people say your
Per1tnd and ManGlia are doing miracle.
do not take nearly as much onium as / did
before. Mrs ELLEN MAYARD" D&w
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Tnr Lord Mayor OF London was only a
nnrier in a warehouse, but he persevered 10
ihe face Of all opposition and rose rapidly. II
a only perSistenGy and merit that has made
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup the general family
remedy for coughs aud colds now onefed 70
the suffering public
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ATTENTION is called 10 the notice OF the
Standard Building Association, which will
meet this evening to elect Board aud get
ready for business. We would recommend
parties to 70 to the Standard and subscribe
Tor stock. There Is still limited amount OF
stock 10 be bad. '
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A MINISTER in Lowell Mass, has been
Obliged to give up preaching on account OF
trouble In bis throat. 1fthis reverend gentle.
man had taken Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. he
would have still been useful member Of his
profession.
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The D..coveref 81 .ne no"ua.virIe c~

BeslHire Tribune.
In connection with the gas we'll strike al
MDundsyiile, our townsnien, A. L. Baron, re-
lates u little experience or experiment that
occurred twenIy.tlree years ago, at or near
MoundsvIlle. MIR. Baron was then you g.
but with the same inquisiiye nature that has
sine made hin quite an inventor, he was
constantly trying experiments, and being
opt along the creek, not far from the town
at spot that was barren Of vtgeta ion. and
having an oily app arauce, be took an old
wash basin, punGnsd q hole In the bottom oil
1t with nail, turnedIt bottom up and laid
1t on this barren spot over what seemed
cracked surface, and then placing lighted
match to the hJle. d htme was at once ig
nited, clesrly proving the presence OF the
Ras. Twenty thee years elapsed Dsflre any
practical results grew out Of this experiment,
and yet We boast Of orr enterprise.
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"Ladics, do mot Forget"
that for pure, sweet Bread, Rolls aud Hot
Cakes use "Vienna" formerly Phenix)
Pressed Yeast. 1t Is always ready and never
fails. All first class grocers and bakers keep
It white Label" None olhers genuine.
uXvkP
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WAIT for us, we are coming. Will open
Monday, April %, Lynch's Bargain shve
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
save you 25c, 50c, 100 and 81 on each pair.
n Twelfth street.
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Tx The absence Of suitable materials, or the
fine 10 prepare It, people often go without n
dressing for salads. Buy purkee's, and you
viii never trouble yourself to make another.
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Ar boarding school one Of the misses,
Put St. Jacobs OIL on her frizzes,
The happy mistake,
Cured the headache,
She laughs at her beau, who quizzes.
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, LYxcH's Bargain Shoe. House. Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, April %
Wait for them, aud ssye 25 and so cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes.
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WAIT for US, we are coming. Will open
Monday, April %, Lynoh's Bargain So
House. Cheape't in the world. We will
save you 25c, sos, 100 and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street.
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LYEcH's Bargain Shoe House, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling. will open Monday, April %.
Wait for them, and save 25 and 80 cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes. .t
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WAIT for Us, we are coming viii open
Monday, April %. LynGh's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
save you Csc, 50c, 75c and 81 on each pair.
Al Twelfth street.
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WAIT for US. We are coming. viii open
Monday, April %, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in~the world. We will
save you $50, SOC, 75c and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street. ...-L
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WAIT for US, we are coming. Will open
Monday, April %, Lynchs Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
cave you 25c, sos, 1850 and 81 on each pair.
a. TwplfLh AtrPet
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LYxcH's Bargain shoe Honse, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, willopen Monday, April %.
Wait for them, and save % and so cents on
every pair ri b ots or shoes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

LYScH's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, Apr %
Wait for them, and save % and 80 cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

JYEcH's Bargain Shoe House. Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday. April %.
Wait for them, and save % and so cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes.
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Lysca's Bargain Shoe House, a Twelfth
street, Wheeling. will open Monday, April %.
Wait for them, and save % and 30 cents on
averv mir Of boois or ahoeA.
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Fvn the delicate and complicated Difficult
ties peculiar to women, Lydia 4. Pinkhsm',
Vegetable Compound is thesovereign remedy
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var for us, va arc coming. Will open
Monday. April %, Lynch,s bargain shoe
tav SSs Won SSc, Jus, 76c aud 81 on each pair.
"A Twelfth street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAARs HOTEL.


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] shannon, MatamOrraS " II larry, Chicago
W q McCauSlin, Steub'lc VIM u Curtis, Boston
/ ISrn 4. W.B sB GnnCher, Toronto, o.
Il q Inpleeate, wellsburH q h Thompson. 2anes'lle
" sianhenS X r CP Askew, city
a n IisrTev' W.Va WRlkiushaw, HellSbuFg
y N IonaTd, Pittsburgh @ PeddicOrd, baltimore
III FiSh' PawhGtan Mis- Wells, sIsIelBvile
] r Pittnlan, Baltimore u H Kldenour, baltimore
L " HGnchet, Pittsburgh W McConyhey Cos Creek
! WcConneN. Florence J W Barr. Allegheny
u n RrernI Chicago W h MeCAbe, sidney, o.
Mccoy, Pittburgh LII Mililkh. LoulsvlIe
~ 4 psTsinS lndiapA'lis Miss L johnson, HIS Hh
Mis- N Johnsop, Piltsrgh W I.lnch, Pittsburgh
n RIIrS' city SE Roddeker, Chicago
j " Reeves Canton, o. J b PeTuArd, Canton. o.
FARToH HAvERIH's orERA COMPANY,
Mr. and Mrs. " & Beowu. Nj and ME- Chas Johnes
Mr. and Mn. Il Br0duck Ms tarnham
Me T. burgess Mis- sadie Kefby
Njss stella DI1rd Miss Lulu Dewey
Mis- Albertine Hall Miss Marie GreenvIue
Mis- Clara Douglas Miss Drew
Mr. Vim Wood MIS- hA!ueH hh
Mr frank E,GWofIh Mr. hHrles Parr
NJ r Garrett Mr. Lewis Mayer
Mr. Cast Mr. Max Erich
Mr. j. BennigAn,
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LYsoa's Bargain. Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, April %.
Wait for them. and save % and so cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes.
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CHURCH COUNCILS.
rwo pREsgYrIRlEs ~ Sessions.
n,stIur Of the Pr.byt.r, of w..AlnEton ia The
s.rOad P.sbytsrsn Church Of this City
Last E,snlns = Stated Session OF the
st. oIaIr.,Ills prs.bytsry at ssIiaIrs.

The Prssbytery OF Washington, ::the body
Of the Presbyterian church to which the
churches OF this city, Brooke, Hancock and
part OF Marshall county, W. Va, and Wash
Ineton county. Pa, belong, convened in
stated session in the Second Presbyterian
church, corner OF Market and Twentieth
streets, last evening" with good attendance
OF ministers aud elders, aud large cougre-
gatiod OF townspeople. The session was
opened with prayer by Rev. J. B. Graham, a
venerable minister The sermon by the re.
firing moderator was dispensed with, there
being substituted one by Mr.. Louis ". Barr,
astudent OF Allegheny Theolo ical Seminary,
who Is ~ candidate for licensure by the Pres.
bSery. sr.
Rsy W. Fl. Lester, Of West Alex. nder,
~As elected Moderator, Rev. w. W. Martin,
Il Limestone, wri i0g clerk, aud Rev. 7. K.
Alexander reading clerk.
Raw. II. 8. Cnilds, late Of Hopewell, was
At his t'su request, dismissed TO the Freshly.
terry OF Pittsburgh, and Rev. Walter Alexau.
der. OF Mouudsyil!e, " the Pfesbytery Of
Southern Dicotah.
Rev. s. @. Faris, late Of the Presbytery Of
Wooster, was admitted 10 this presbytery, he
nSn,cS ~ Frsntiort '"e f'S'O''N '''S
I Gsorge N iI,ckmsp. A student Of Prince.
ton srS -. ndjdste for iiucsnsrIa nv IN.
Prs , ~x then asIiversd a nonuIsr lse,nre
aud a ssYmon and the Presbytery MIDI ,nrned
Iii o'c,ocL ,hJs mornins
TSs ssssion T. .roscted IN bs a bnsv one.
m1rs Inc mat,.rs COMING hefo,e II vii he
.hs snnIIcs,ion NJ Two canSiJstes for ordina.
10, frhess are Iossnh Rsussman and
Tsmes q Carver mir students of The West.
nm ThsolovicaI Seminary Mt Allegheny.
Following il a list Of Inc ministers and
elders In attendance: 6
James | BrownSon, First Church Of Wash
ington.
Joseph :. Pomerny, Moundsyille;
Smith +. Grier, New Cumberland;
William h. Lester, West Alexander.
James T. Frederick. Bur8ettstown.
John b. Graham, Cove.
Henry Woods, East Buffalo.
James D. Moitat, President Washington
and J.fsrsnn College:
Thouas K. Alexander, Nj Prospect
James u. Walkinshaw, Wellsburg..
James L. Reed, Lower Buffalo.
William +. Hamilton, M Pleasant
David A. Cunningham, First Church oil
Wheeling.
Ross stephensop, Lower Ten Mile.
William II. Mcosughey, Cross Greek;
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LYscH's Bargain Shoe Honse, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling, willopen Monday, April 49,
Wait for them, and save % and so cents on
every pair Of boots or shoes,
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Clean out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed.bugs, skupks, chipmunks, gophers, l5c.
Druggists. 'i Ill,
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In order to give lovers Of the dramatic ut al Op
portunily TO be present ut small cost, tie Age nd
wtll'Rppolutcd steamer
ST. LAWRENCE,
nLprA1N m VI L rr.r
MAY EXCURSION TO TILE GIN.
1H1 CINNATI DRAMATICeFRaTIVAL

The fine passenger steamer T
ASDES. Jlkf1t:7
Chas Muhleman Captain, II. +, Noll HssElssfltss
excursion hlp 10 the dramatic Festival, on TUES
DAY, MAY l6t, 1888, AtSP. H.. arriving Ut urCia,
natl ThnndAyno1n. Returning, leaves CinCnniu
Friday at midnight, This will Riyc cSrarIOn!'V
an opportunity VI EeeiHg the two 4 eat dnlOG',
otheilo and Hamlet, by such stats kE JA.. !. sur'
dOch, John McCullocl. Lawrence Barrett. JENNA.
Ellsler, Mis- Mary Anderson Miss lara Mnfii' and
many Others. tIo for tho Bound IMP includink
board while at CinCinnlti From wne?ling Sloi
from Marietta and PArkcnburg $500.
For passage aud state lO0m', apply on how'd, OF
By letter or Telegraph, rare e. II EOoth q soa,
Wheeling. W. Va. Remember. the And EglvSy0a
more time In Cincinnati IhAIIAry other bat.
The " heeling Opera IIouEe oiChe ira aud Bras
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