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iuT SetIuug aqer Raaens, qebers gebarm,s Nsrsus
ure 8lalenletbeu, 4erbeu arani4eIten, RopiiDsb,
9Grtleibtgteit, Beritspfuns, unbersault5tett Ops
pspie, GduenIeiben 6iabgr llHtsr.eibs Snt3lnogHg,
5nmprrboi6eu uub auer Storunsen Der GtugsiDetos.
8ein be9et1biIi5, feline spur BON BeriHr, gtineras
lien peer i6abIIGeu GrogueTI'
~ WGn bsa5te iolasUoe S9mptome bon Rr1Hts
bsite her gerbalniasorgaue 8eriDpfuug iriuerlide
6dm prrbpiben, gllitnaluHg ua4 bem R0pis, Siurs
I'm Hnoel llebslisit, S0bbreHneu, Giel Dor benz Gis
len yGaenbridsu iautes GulioBen iiHisn6e cher be-
beuhs Fmbfuburg IN ber gldgeusrubg, Bebeu bef
Ser;eus, erfteubss gefu5I beim Sesen, 6ietsu ober
More bpr ben Gugen, 7Iteber une eumpfs S6mer5en
I'M gppfe DllnRel an 4Usoluitun8 geLbes Nusle5eu
ber 6eut uub Der Gugeu, Seitenhetsu, Sbmerien IN
Ser 9rllft uub in ben giieberu, plcsli5g 4liuaIna
ber Stse Bremen bes 6leii6es.
Giugs Soien ron RaemGp'B @inen tuerbeB BEN
R5rgsr ausR obsn8 sHauHten ar1U'4eitsH 5sittu.
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Sue Der 8uneesbaa0tftast.

gBatbtngton, 80. September -Gtue
iinnreide Irt, Bsilnoten III fdlIGeu, 70 eaB
fte fir ben GmpfGnger auf etnen b6beren Be-
trag lautsu, tft CUR &suntut6 bes BofSepar.
trments gelaHgt. Der 8etrug ntr0 aueges
fiibrt, tnbem Der Gmpf6uger etne bobe 3tffer
aus Der giOte heraus idnei6et c0er beraus
idld8t uno bieielbe tn bte bonn Yofuelter
biuein geiGlasene Side, peIde porber BON
elmer nieoeren 3tfier au8gefli1t mar, iorg.
idlttg btneinfiigt. Die gei4rtebeneH 80rter
cher 3iifern perOen baun 6urd SGureu eut'
ierut, rnb bas 6orrulnr ntrb In ueberetn.
fltmmung nit ben gefdlidten 3ifferu auHs
Rsue beiGrtebeH. ginige oieier 6dliduuaeN
ftno 70 geidtdt gemG4t ipor6en, ba5 es
thm'r mar, oteielbeH 81 ent6eden.
Ginnabmen Der @pR.
Die Ginnabmen bes Boifoepartements
tpdhrenb ses nit benz 80. Stunt D. 6. euoeus
ben 8tsfaijabres beItefen iif auf $44,
1880 gegsu sal, ,265, ,317.10 i'm oOrbarg,,
beuoen 6tsfallabr. SIN lebten Sabre mur.
ben fir $40. 923, ,561.9S 8rtefmarfen gegen
$S9, 1913, ,317.10 i'm 8Orjabrs Osrtauft.
Gin ;artcs @epiiTen.
5SOIgenbs8 Shretbeu uHo IS Gents IL Ell.
utm ogognnbtiIe, 2Stsc.," geItempslteu &ous
bert traftn tiir3lt9 i'm S6asamtS. .0epartes
meut elm: D2tn ben srten 4uottor se8 Der.
Sdatauts, Bailiugtou, 3. G.
Sn taufte q BfHnb 8lattertabad pegeu
eeiieu StGtte fir meinen per'0Ali1eu Sc.
brnut. Sntel Gam 1T reid, uber man
gebe beui Saiier, mas bs8 GaiierS tf!"
Sermiiebtes,
Sic gefrige Stener giuuabme betrug
$432, 504 uub bic 3ousinuahme $388, ,54S.
9te fOreanii9e @eiaubtihaft TT nteSer
bier angetOmmeH uHo bat fd na6 ibrem
9ar3tQuurtter, bsm DAriingiouzpOtel," be,
8ebeu.
SIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS idast man,
eaB ote SuuOeSiaulo wdbreuo bes Rouats
SEPTEMBER Um etpa $4,000, 900 abgeRor=
men bat.
Son ben 9retsGeuts. .8riefmarteu, mel9e
hIrd) bic 3mets &entssRarteu obael0it mers
ben, beiiuOer iit tetue msbr In Sdnbeu Der
SCntrattOreu. 9ieie babau iett etnen 8ors
ratb bon $50, 600, 900 Brtefmarfeu Der ueue..
Sorts unO iteuen iebe gsode 20, 900, 900 Ser=
felbeu bar.
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son @SSarater fGr ole RibbiISunsen uab geruns
ftaItunaen hes msnitIiteu aOrperS: SIettrifrmas
fcbtnen, Sbrrpbre fir S6uertDriee. ErIden,
y GdbuIterbalter, ecibbineen fur aprpuIeute
feieener elafaifdber gtrlmpfe fir engei6pO4sue
ilrb pffene 8eire.
San, befpntsrs EIimertnmisit pismsr mir Ssr
Tabrifaton bon
Bru6 bern.
SIN ScIse Der bon uns sei5affensH @erbeiierunsen
ipsrheH bic fthern niersr Brufbdn6er aeraume 3eit
rotfrei srtGltsu, 70 Sab spsieIsobne eersn D1usr'
Paitieeit bteisuiae Gnherer 6abritGts I'M eas Sops
peIts Gberiteigt.
Rsbr, ais 10000 BruGfrauts
tpureen bon uns In ben lesten flint Su5ren NIT ben
bafenbflen Bru6 bdneeru oerfe5eI. perfonen NIT
ben I@lpierefieu 81 bebaHneIneen 9ril6en er5aIten
b1rG iIn'ere Gduba9en ieiortt9e GrIei9teruug.
: gpeilsnt npplttdtipnSs dpdrfements fur Eas
men nit eompeteuter ipeibIi&er Bebiennng.
Infer Eager RlnffIfdber, bon ben herncrrdaenns
Feu gIaShinfiLtrnGurppaS augefertigter Rcnfdbens
auaen III has bsssutenbffs In bieier StGbt.
fbea1 1NSl
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Htbptt's Tpanii6es BeiB Eonieum bsF5rbert 6ie
gs1buuuns uns BsiIt Ssssspfe. 25 gtS. bic 5Iai4s
182-l
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2onbOu, 80. Septcm5er. - Sine De-
peine aus Stmla melOet, 6aB 5000 Rauu
afgbaniider Truppen BON ben @btl,at, oem
auf1dHotge Stamm Der Qrgbaisu. 6iigel, &c.
ihlageu noroeH itno. Der gmir bat Ser.
fiQrtunQeu abaeiGidt.
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GuropGij4e 9absl5ert5te.
giseerlass Ser RatiUnaIzstberaIen.

8erIiu, 20. Sept.-Sm 10, 5anuooer'z
i&su 0leidsta88 g8abIfreis (0tteruoorfs
gienbuus) funo etue g8abl fatt, I'M etueu
giadiolger iiir b. BeHnigieu, ben abgebaut.
ten 6lbrer Der gtattonal 9iberaleu, in BEN
8stdstng gu ihideu. Der BabltretS gait
bis jaBt fir elm 8o(lmert Der Rattonalltberaz
len, aber hie8maI tobte SDti9eu 2eBteren
uuO ben 6ortihrtttIern Elm er6ttterter RQmpf
Der nit elmer giteberIage juer eut.ste, ias
btm Der 6ortibrtttIer u. GrouemeDer erz
ndblt morneu in.
Gin neHss Ebeafer in Berlin.
8erlin, 80. Septbr..- 9aS noeutI9e
Gbenter." wel6e8 auf dbulihe 0eiia gelets
tst miro, pte bus DEbeater Sraucats" in
Bnri8, purOa eeferu 4beuO nit Sdtuers
nSabale unO 2tebe" er0faet. Cine groSe
Gu3obt 3uihauer pobute Der Gr0ffauugS=
&OriieIuug bel.
Die RatIrnaIfrier ouf sem gltrceripaIeG.-
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Live stock.

NEW YORK, December s.-Cotton quiet futures
quiet: December l0.5sc January lo.6Sc February
l0s0c; March loose; April ll0gc; May ll.22c; June
ll.3Ic; July 1l.46c; August II SIC.
CIso1ssArt, o.. December a.-Cotton quiet and
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maRTIN,s FERRY.
The Gray.BiId wedding-vibbert's Lee
ture-CounclI Meeting,

Thcbarn Post G. A. Il. will meet at theil
ball tomorrow evening for the election oil
officers.
W. C. Turner's Excursionists will be oil
Commercial Hall this evening with THAI
Baby" which will no doubt draw large
crowd.
Council meets 10 regular session this even
Ing II In said the question of some new ex'
tensions Of old streets will be the principal
topic at to-nights meeting.
The John Tomas began running between
Wheeling aud Martins Ferry yesterday,
making hourly trips much to the comven-
fence Of large number Of people,
Mrs. Marry Burriss who hiss run the Han.
over Hotel so successtully for several months
past, will give up her lease the first OF the
year. No one has positively engaged 1t alter
Mrs, Burriss leaves.
A little child Of Mr.. George Wsir's ate
some concentrated lye Sunday morning.
Every effort was mads to save the odild's life,
bat It died early yesterday morniug after
considerable Suffering.
The marriage aud J. G. Gray, E,q., aud Miss
Clara Bird. At the Presbyterian Church, to.
morrow evening, Is an interesting topic Of
conversation with large number OF people.
TIE affair will be the social event o: the
week. TIE cards are out for the reception OF
the residence Of Mr.. Jamts W. Gray, on
Thursday evening.
Active preparations for the Bazaar will
begin at Commercial Hall tomorrow. The
membersot the Benevolent Society have been
hard at work for some time getting ready for
their Baslar next Friday and Saturday even.
ingu, and one OF the most enjoyable events OF
the ttaPon Is promised oil who attend. Tie
obi set Is worthy one and the hall will no
doubt be well filled each night.
]. Kerr & Son have taken the contract for a
large house for Mr.. Keim on the Island
Other costractols have houses to build
and the indicatlous are that the building
BON, which has been golnBon 90 vigorously
all a1mmer In Martina Ferry, will con tinue
throughout the entire winter to large ex.
teat. It 10 said about one hundred and fifty
houses will have been built by the close Of
1883.
The Directors OF the Library Association
have decided TO withdraw Mr.. Vibbert's lee
ture, announced for the u h OF this month,
He might come after the holidays, but II Is
doubtful, as the patronage extended TO lee.
lures In the past has not been sufficient 10
warrant the association going to the expense
OF bringing them here. Some other means
will be devised to increase the library. The
booka have all been re-catalogued, sud books
can be exchanged on Monday and Friday
evenings. Mr.. zink has very kindly given
the association part Of his rooms for the
nYahent
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THE sHAK, spsARE CLUB
Euterta;ns Its Friends with a Literary
md Musical Feast. 20

EutertAtnB Its FrlcnaB Wish Literary
and Musical Feast. te
The Shakespeare Club Of this city lasteyer'
Ing gave the frat Of ssries Of literary enter
talnments aud receptions that 1t proposes Civ
ing once month during this season. Like
thoss given last year, last nights affair was Q
delightful one. Tnere was large turnout oil
the members Of the Club with their lady
friends, and several were present as guests oil
the Club. The pleasant rooms In the second
story OF the Stanton & Davenport block
we're prsttily decorated with flowers and
each member was distinGuishable by the
knot OF flowers worn In the coat but.olbole.
The gay company that thronged the plate
was made up OF representative OF Wheelipg's
best society. The literary programme was
made up as follows: Mr.. VIM. Leighton, IT,,
recIted Bulwer's Iranslationi OF Schiller
ID yer''I Mrs. Geo, 2. Boyd gayein delight
ful manner one Of Hrs. RrowniDg's exquisite
selections; Miss Jessie Bruce, OF Cum sefland,
Watson's Wounded and Mr.. 0. s. Long
read the "Merohaut OF Venice" from 1ngoldt.
BY Legends. Mira. Kate Rsmmelaburg had
consented to sing but being unav0idably ab-
sent, sent her regrets and promised 10
ass:st at the next reception, an event
that It 10 needless to state will be pleas
sntly a ticipa!ed. All OF the above numbers
gave great pleasure to the company, and we're
handsomely applaudet; between them every
one joiped in social conversation. About 10
o'cl 'ck tho rooms were cleared and several
awaited themselves OF the opportunity to
dance to Prof. Killmysr's music. A maj orlty,
however, seemed to prefer oonyersipg, prom
enedipg, and admiriDg the roors. The next
entertainment will probably occur durinG
the holidays.
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THE COUNTY SEED.
Judge Houston wnnt siaSo and els
Gaint 10 HnyaIf.v

Judge Houston wnnt sia 80 and "Is
Cola 10 Nave lf.n
YestsrdSsSas noted In the proceedings Of
the Board Of County Comm slsonets, judge
Houston sent communication to the Board
suggesting that he had dose some work fol
the Circuit Courtssfor which the Bsasd owed
him money la edid not gay how much
money. Accompanying tho note was one
from judge jacob certifying that Judge
Houston had recorded orders at intrigued
onseyeral different days, and that John L.
Rosmer had been constantly employed from
MI, MoCo,loch's disappearance until the up.
pointment OF Moi Mltohell Us CLERK. The
two communications wereiyery ptepsrly re-
ferred to the Committee on FINANCE, II 10
consult the two gentlemen and aSoertsin
what gums were due them.
Upon the adj 7urnment Of the Board Judge
Houston appeared nsths room AID asked,
"Dldyoa order my bill patc?' IN
and usual oouJss for all Eu0E rlattera. 4
: sob, WE'LL said he, II will give ths money
10 Won, gentlemen. No doubt you all need
Il y This with some signs Of wrath.
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon
Constable St. Myers served upon President
Woods, OF tho Beard, O summons 10 appear
before Squire Caldwell on December 8, and
defend the intsrestS OF the county IN a suit
brought against It for the sum OF $i2.5Q by
Thomas D. Houston.
Unfortunately the law provides that no
suit shall be brought against the county until
the claim whloh Il Is to recover has bsen pre-.
scented to the Board 81 Commissioners and
bv Il been rejected.
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Ths Wheeling Dantal Society was hand,
bomely entertained last evening by DR..
| George j. Caidle ct his elegant rooms on
MGket street The occasion was the regular
monthly meeting, but DR.. Caddle varied the
risual routine oil business by providing a
sumptous collation.. The meeting was called
"a order by the president Dr.. Wingerter,
who read hiS address on the organization OF
tho Society. It was an abls article contain.
ing many telling points presented In 0
clear and forcible style, and was unanimously
pr.ised by these who heard II. Dr.. J. G..
Templston, OF Pittsburgh, and DIR. II. II.
EaEfilon, OF Cadiz, were made honorary
menbsru. After this and general talk on
ne future OF this society, which hiss started
OH 90 auspicious!y, the company adjourned
10 the supper room where table was found
spread with the good things Of life. Among
those who sat doWA AZ members Of
the society, ware Drs. @. A. Wipgerter,
M. Stout *. ,. Gsmire, ]. r. surgison,
@. ]. Caddle, D. B. Ross, y. 8, Morrison,
Thomas Lunsford, W. II. Hale and ]. 9.
Templeton, OF Pittsburgh. DrS. T. o. Ed.
wards and ]. B. Reed, OF the medical fra-
ternity. and Mr.. Charles Mer kemeller, the
druggist, were also present. Numerous
toaSls were made and drank all the speeches
beipc witty and pleasing. The mepting adj
j1urned about midnight The .neEt meeting
viii DO ut DR.. Gasmlre's oftice.
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STATE AND yICIaTTY.
Recent Delays or west virginIans aud
-lf5.1af ThaIr NeiRliboFa. as

The Barbour JegaRoaiaa 1ays: Through
the intercf sion OF some kind friends Floyd
Harsh, the last Bed Man. confined IN our
iail, has been pArdoned. Everybody seems
glad OF his release, and reioiced that there 70
no further necessity for any other punish
ment on account OF that organization.
About 8 o'clock P. N. on Sunday ilre was
discovered Issuing from the roof OF John <
Logan's frame dwelling, situated inst outside
the corporate limits oil Moundsytlle, and 90.
cupied by Mrs. Henderson. A number OF
men hastened to the place and succeeded BY
means OF whatever ciuld be obtained, and ~
tearing of the roo, N staying the Rrogrt9 Of
the fire farther than to destroy the roof. me
fire Is said 10 have originated from sparik
from the chimney falling on the shingle roof.
The track laying. depot building etc., on
the Ohio River Railroad will probably not be
completed before the frat Of March. Track
laying will 20 on steadily unles1 the weather
IL such that no work Of this kind can %
done. The Company will begin with eight
locomotives, ten passenger cars, and aboui
800 freight cas-, all first-class equipment
The sistersyille Independent In lis railroad
notes say: The bridge across Middle lslano
creek will be completed so the construction
train can cross add begin work on this aide
by next Monday, and II nothing se,ious pre-
vents, the track will have reached this plaes
by Christmas.
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AxorHER wHEgLISa MAN
Drops Quietly cut OF sight, Leaving n
|re-E Trace.

Drops Quietly cut Of sight, Leaving no
Trace.
For several days Gust Sauers, q travelling
salesman for the Riverside Furniture Fac
tory, OF this city, aad we'll known and
popular German citizen OF Centre Wheeling,
has not been heard from by his employers or
his wife, and considerable uneasints, is felt
as 10 the cause OF his silence. Mr.. sauels
went on On eastern trip several weeks ago 10
do some collecting and to attend to some
other business. Since his departure he has
not been heard from directly, though the
Fsctory's egest in New York wrote that he
hsd bsen there and left for Philadelphia.
Inquiries In Philadelphia friled to show his
whtr abouts and SO Mr.. Me'z1er, President
OF the Company, went Est himself few
days ago. He found that the agent there had
accompanied Sauers to the train when he
left for Philadelphia. Mr.. Metzuer himself
then left for Philadelphia, but Of the latest
accounts had found no trace OF the missing
man. His accounts were all straight,
however, and his business In good shape.
Mrs. Sauers is distracted by her husbands
silence, but thinks he has merely gone on q
visit to relatives In New York State, or pei.
haps left for Germany. He was always
anxious to pay visit TO Father,and. So far,
however, there Is no evidence to corroborate
her views, and the suspense Is pa!nful TO his
| friends,
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The Nashville students will BE- here to sinR
Monday evening next. +
The Second Presbyterian Sunday school
will have festival Friday evening.
The gss well is at q staadstill. Some pro.
gress was being made when the large wheel
broke. .-.I
James Dubois will give q large party 70 hi.
friends tonight at his fathers, on Noble
street. ~. set 80 -. a. Z
Bellaire will have good many entertain
ments Of one kind aud another in the neal
future. ~. ..-
John N. He'll, who has concluded TO locat'
at steubenville, is moving bis household
goods there.
Bellaire's school papers, written by TIT
primary pupils. took the prize for penman
ship at the Cambridge Institute.
There will be q big time at the stati:gliul
tonight. 1t was Intended to have the St
Cecilia band on Thursday, but on account o.
that evenings concert 1t will be there &c
night.
Mrs. John s. Crafty, whose death has beer
expected for several weeks, died about eigh
O'Clock yesterday morning. She was in he
I'D year. The funeral will take place tth
afternoon at half past one o'clock.
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For sale-Des!rablc Rssidsncs.
Brass Fire 6etS-N. shit & Bro.
For iacinnati-steAmer Andes.
Wanted-WeSt Virginia Lands
spaYe Rits-D. g. List, Jr.
ChRs. W. Robson, Broker In Petroleum.
Jefferson Academy. Canonsbnrg, Pa.
Anthracite Ccal-Kss!ty & Brooks.
w. u. B. s. Meeting.
For asle-Business House aud Dwelling II
Martins Ferry.
$500 Reward WITHDRAWN.
Auction Sale OF Silver Plated Ware:
Wheeling Sign Compauy-Meeting o
Stockholders.
Now is the Timo-B. F. Caldwell.
anted--Olerk-Htal OF Local.
There is no limo to be Wastsd-Head o
Local.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page. -
Pittsburgh & Hanswha' River Packet-W
N. Chancellor.
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TWO MORE MYSTERIES
RlvaLLlNa THE MlcoLLocA CASE.
,Arsung Lady Leave. her aOns and all rraes Of
Der Completely Lo,t-Hsr Family ssarehins
for Der In Vain-L Well Known Wheel.
ips German nIssinE for Several DaJ.

Mr.. Noah Vest, well known young man
living near Darlington, down the river, q son
Of Jacob Yost, wealthy retired farmer, and
himself substantial farmer, was In the city
last night and left on the B. & o. train for
the west. He was searching for his sister,
Miss Lottie Yost,; who suddenly and inex-
plicably disappeared last Thursday evening
about O O'Clock from her home Just outside
Of olrrington, and has not been seen since,
nor has the slightest trace or clue to her
whereabouts or the manner OF her taking OF
been secured. 49,
Miss Lothe is described as handsome, in.
tellipent aud amisble girl Of eighteen. oil
cheerful aud happy disposition, who has
never given any signs OF fretting at home re-
etraints or in any way shown dlsconteut. On
the evening when she was last seen by any oil
her aequaintances she prepared supper a
they came in ehe was nowhere to be found.
She had taken nothing with her, and 1t was
thought abe had merely stepped out to q
neighbours The hour grew late, however,
and search was instituted, but she was NOT
found. The night wore away, and the search
was continued through the next day, but was
frnitIess. An examination Of her effects
showed that she must have left In her SUP
pers, as all her shoes remained In the house
No motive could be conceived for the
young lady's committing suicide, but any
other theory offered had as little to sustain It.
Some one suggested that Mits Yost had beer
keeping company with young man, and
that probably he could explain her absence
he lives about ten miles east OF this city
Just over the Pennsylvania border. He wa
visited, but professed his entire ignorance o
the matter, his frat information OF Miss Lot
ties absence from home coming from th,
gentleman who visited him to learn Of he
whereabouts.
Her brother was about discouraged las
night. The case is certainly perplexinl
one, aud the circumstances as rcla'ed ar
Clerk McCollooh, OF this city.
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More Abouf inc B, r. W.

TO Inc Editor ofae Iaisligtaeer.
slR:e- IN article in your Fridays issue has
caused another "Well known gentleman" Ia
ibid you SEQ that artc!e about reolaimipa
property by tbs D. P. Wa" said the W. K. G.
."Yesh ! replied, "ain't II rich i wonder
which Of Ito three impaired all that2 II
surely was not the member from the Island,
or he would have informed him. why, after
the Board had set the curb on Penn street To
the alley south OF Virginia street, to allow an
alley.twenty feet wide, II was changed 10 about
twelve fset, thus having projection Of say
s feet on the south side Of Judge Cranmer's,
Robert Campbell's and probably oue or two
more lot owners, when there 10 q twenty foot
alley from the east end 10 the above nSmed
property, which continues fiom Pennstreet to
the back river"
This voll known gentleman Is iavorable 10
the r, P. W., but With the FIRST we'll known
gentleman has q poor opinion OF the party
who will withhold from the city eight feet OF
ground or two feet, or build stable or other
house on his neighbours property, and then
claim and hold possession simply because II
has been there ton years, and don't you for
get II But probably the property on the
city side was recovered before the curb on
Penn street was set, Who knows2
WHEELING, December 8. ISLAND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-04

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-04
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Brief Notes ON carrent Events Of Minor
IninrAaf


TRE Washington Ptesbytsry, to Whieh the
Presbyterian churches Of this city belong,
will convene on the lin inst In the Second
REAL EsrA1E A0ENT HAL1Ea yesterday sold
ut public sale at the front door OF the Court
House, lot %, on the west side Of Centre
belonging TO schmeichel & Behrens, To Mr..
schmeichel, for 81 49,,
TIE following letters are unclaimed OF the
Postoftice: g. n. Freeman, Frank 3. John.
ston,. s. T. Long, W. L. Marshall, J. 8. Nc.
ney, II. Raymond, Miss Jennie sheradin,
Geo. Uphrty, W. II. VAnHorn, O. Z. York.
JosN 8. ROBINSON, the attorney, yesterday
entered suit In the Circuit Court against the
Top Mill Company, for Henry Thompson,
damages In the sum OF $4,000 for injuries
received recently In ssli-feeding nail ma.
chine, as II 10 alleged through the negligence
OF the company. .{''
ME-. FULKEsRoD, a German school teacher,
who lives Ia the east end OF the Sixth ward,
threatens to bring heavy damage suit
Sgainst the city About FIVE weekB ago his
vile fell into ditch In the street. near her
home and received injuries from which she
iss.ill confined to ner bed. It Is alleged
therewere no red lantern Signals nor any sort
Of protection about the ditch.
Jar the thirteenth annual meeting OF the
Eastern Ohiol reachers' Association held at
Cambridge last week, Supt T. E. Orr, Of the
BRIDGEPORT schools, moved that the associa.
ton meet next wear In this city jointly With
the Peabody Institute. This motion was
voted down. 1t was noticeable fact, how
ever. that quite number OF the teIchefs be
longing 10 the Eastern Ohio Association wert
10 after dance ut the Peabody Institute held
here last week, in preference to their OWE
meeting. Hitsi
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executes all kinds OF Book and Job PrintnI
at the lowest prices. Call aud get an esti
mate.