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(APON SPRINGS AND BATHS
" ALKALINE LlTliLA WATERS,

TNIlIN ~
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. W. VA.
OPENS JUNE lsT. No fOG@ Easy of access
from an points of thc compass. Having the
LARGEST SWIMMING POOL OF CAEBONATED MIN
ERAL WATER ~ TIE WORLD. Also. IRON
~IWISGs SECOND TO NONE. Halt 10 three quar-
fcrs of an hours ride icarrIcc or hOrsclackI: a
SPLENDID WHITE sULPuUE. GRAND MOUNTAIN
SCENERY. SUMMER CLGN ATE UNSURPASSED. \
CHARMING SUMMER HOME. Five IRON FIRE
ESCAPES.
FOR medical and other testimony send for PAM
phlc..
Fine Band, good fishing and boating.
say where YOU sfw this advertisement.
Water and pamphlets 20 Prilc ELL.LADD < CO.'S
and J.. WAGNEE's. Richmond. Va.
my 13-lm W. II. SALE. Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May IL, 1883.
sALEs-FIgsT BoARD.-2,O0O Virginia new IS
at 51..
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Atlanta and Char
lOtte Railroad stock AZ co
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IIOHsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE, FOR SER-
yorsxres, IsDioEsTiOS, tsc.-Send 10 the
Rumiord Chemically orks, Providence, X,
J., for r:...sss:..let. Mailed free,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRT OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1853.

steamer Ola Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise aud passengers, G.. ". Allen Co.,
agents. 49,, ,,. -
ci4ndisr. !. W. Nctgwick. agent.
steamer Ariel. clifford, NoroiS. United states
mail. mtfcfaEu-e e., and PASSENGER. l. b' ia,Hh
schooner A. IT.. Wait. Moore Boston, .ait, r +.
williams * Go.
Richmond ice company.
schooner d. y. Cottinrhaic, smith. Perth An-
hoy. iron, Richmond and Danshle Railroad COM
schooner Daniel Clifford. smith. Perth Amnoy,
IRON Richmond and D3ntilir Railroad COMPANY
schooner Addie W. Bird, Failcs, orchilla IL ind,
gnano. &. q. rucli. agent.
Schooner stephen Moran, ----, hennepcc' ice,
Richmond Ice Com pany.
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DON AIR HOTEL.

The ine HOTEL AZ Bon Air and EXCURSION
GROUNDS are now open for the reception of
guests. Every dcicacy Of The season will De
serve ]. and the cssces promise entire satisfaction
parties desiring TO spend the heated term az thls
delightful suburban resort.
Tclcphonlc communication with all parts Of the
civ All Of the Lt,hOna lc Guido ~ anu ,clnents
1n the grounds. Professor ~llEPPtHSDN'~
BRASS AND STRING BAND VIII eEliyen the
lawn and ballroom.
Partic. dc-iring further information about
r00m.. &C., will apply u FRANK DILL 4 co,
HOS Main street. NJ =. JA1ll7 cpN.
~ 13-tTeI proprietOrs
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I'VE RAWLEY SPRINGS,

4 EUININIfFINW I VI y J 7. We -.-,.
will hc open tor the reception Of guests ~ ~
lJTH. Professor ". Z. RAE's Brass and string
Rand for lie lawn ana ball room. has been engaged
tor the season Of Ssh. Tic table VIII yc good IN
every respect. supplied from the l.eh valley OF
Virginia. The air pure hracing' anl very dt!'
Riding. driving. hatniug. fishing, billiards. ten
pins lawu-tenuis. archery, etc, are among the
amusemcnis.
- a remedy IN AnTma. Scrotull. Ntural2li'
Dvenop.ia. Ifycr-Discosc. mal1Ge, peculiar 90
fcinales aRd in general for al diseases caused 10y
poyerty OF the blood debility ~ the nervous ys-
i. WATKINS LEE.
General Manager.
RATES or BOARD: $3.50 per DAY. 10 per
week : 40 uer month -four we k-l. june and sep
tomber: so Ter month. July and August. Gull
dren under tci and colorcG servants. HALF RATES
white servants. according 90 ACCOMMODATIONS.
AppIy FOR book with particulars. my lV-l2t
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jefferson Davis improving

NJ y telegraph 70 tht DkpaltH'I
MISSISSIPPI CITY. MISS, May T.-Dr.
Henry fthc physician OF Jefferson Davis
reports his patient doing well and hnproy'
ing fast.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. May l7.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
stronger n sl.12'sl.li. corn IN fair demand ~
5JM554c. oats stronger az i5Hfj.c. Pork
easier at S2O.jO. Lard nominally unchanged at
sler; shoulders. Ss.s7's! clear rib. Sll62s;
clear. fl2. Whisky quiet 40 sll3. Sugar uiI-
changed. Hogs slow: common aud light. 500
1928 pacsing and butchers, S0.SOdS7.6O.
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Elonr.

Flour--We QuOte: 4 ne. s3.25Gs3.5O. super
fine, s3.75MSf. % extra. 50. $40 $500. common
family, fj.G5mi6; Patent family, s7@S7.75.
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DURHAM. NArAL, Nay l'.-News has been
received that King Cctewayo. having ad-
yanced to attack Oham and Usibepu, the
,s,ter cbiefs combined their forces and
utterly rented Cetewayo. The first nc
connts ~ the engagement put the loss at
q 600 men, but this is probably exagge-
f.afaH
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LOUISVILLE.

CdTCAGo. May l7.-Flour unchanged. Regular
whea unsettled and generally loweg. st.l0tfD
liz August. Corn strong and higher; 300
30. e. cash. J6L56ic. May. Oats active and firm:
AIsE4l;fc. cash. Al. &C. May P0rk irregular and
lower at a. -l9.fOn-l9 - cash aud May. Lard
opcucd weak and lDwcf; closed firm at outside
pfIces: SII.S5asIl.s7s cash aud May. Bulk
meat. in fair denlnd: shoulders. 81; short rib,
5000: short clear. II. Nhshcy unchanged.
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NE,y WORM SJru,C utKkET,
by Telegraph.

MAY IG.-Quotcd at S75Ms SIS for Virginia. and
-ll2@s III Tor job lots Of sicily from Store
yOHrHdiQf Commerce.
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BgeIly, May i7.--lt is semi-otiieially an-
roDnccd that fine reply OF Prussia to the
Iast note nj the Vatican makes no reference
f. To- an oroonie revision Of the May laws. 1t
- stated that Bismarck has Informed the
friends Of the Vatican that il win never
agein receive such favorable offers from
Prnssia rs those now under consideration.
and il will surely repent II it rejects them,
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WHEAT.-Wblte. so bushels good no Sl.24.
Red. 25S bushels common b. very good shOriberry
at 00c. 10 Si2f.
CORN.-Whiic, so bushels good at csc. Mixed,
100 bushels very good at 6Jc.
COTTON.-TOne steady Receipts. $50 bales
Quotations: hiddhng. lOs 10 icfc.: low mid
ding 10 10 lOtc.; good ordinary, 9'sc.: ordinary
: 10 s. C.: stained. 81 10 re.
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NTLwArEER. NAV l7.-Flour nominal: sgrlng
extras. $500 $3.50: patents sC.ST.N 500.
Wbeat weak: No. . Milwaukee, cash ana May,
sl.IO. Corn higher; No. 2. 56sc. oats higher:
NJ. , nominal ~ flsc.: while. 45c. Provisions
Prime steam. : Sj cash and June. Hogs lower
al $3.50 1928.
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WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" BATH COUNTY. VA
ARE NOW OPEN.

rl,o erosi warm suiphur bath I'm the world.
pauinhlris 10 De- had IL Purcell. Ladd Co, or OF
''e " Fan JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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sEw YORK. May I7.-Couon-Not receipts,
. bale; gro-, receipts. l,U63 hlie~. tuinTes
closed firm: sales. $4,000 bates; Nav. sll.U7N
efIO9: June. Sll.usD %ll.O9: July. SllG
SlIOl: August. Sll.O7WrllOs: Scmemler,
$lO.GSNSlc.6f October $40 2BHsiuzI No-
Vembcr. %lOIGnslOl7; December, slu.lfeB
-IN.lg .lannarN. : I'D - b lN.zI.
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lltANtp.
Bark Isabel tBr.). SIC clure, santos, -Four.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MAY II. 1888.
IBy Telegraph.l

ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
cltaudi-c and pass myers thc-apeaAe ana ohio
Railway Company tan2 sailed 10 returnl. -
~fo,vior Accamac. Dcik. rtcrrfandl1" ani is,s-
senrcr, ~inltnitd. Chesapeake ana oul" hAi"sy
C1inuany land -tiieq ga reiuihl. "a ,..-,,
S1ei,rncr No-.hamut0n. MeCarriek. Norfolk,
,t.rri.tutil.. and Passengers, ths-Hrclkt ava ONO
p,iiwav q ompauy iHni sailed on rtfurnl.
steiner Eaildln. Glover, " ct Point, nerchin-
di-e ,r.~aUo he and ohio Railway Company.
steamer Manhattan. stevens, NcN lofa' MGR
chandi,e, ChesIpcake and ONO Railway COM
panl. ,,
steamer Rap.dan, Glover, New York, incrchan-
die. 80 ~. -
steamer Manhattan. Stcytss' Ne,f Point mer-
chlndisc
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JUSE1,Iss2.

The hotel and cottages. situated In beautiful
grove OF twenty acre., have been thoroughly re-
paired aud painted
Tie WATERs-suphur and chalyoea'e-arc sald
ty Judges "a be as good as any in Tie country
The SPRINGS have grown i'm popularity. and
fhrir di.fauco from the tymake. them highly de-
.lr1ble as place Of summer resort. special rates
will he made with families. ana the railroad mas
.i.o avI,c,l h. ~uecill rltcs. only limited NUM-
Tor M visitor. viii he accommodated, and early
applic..tion Should be Ido 10 once % -
'F''' ". j. mellow FIJI.
corner seventh and Main streets.
or j. 4. Jt~II~.
,,- ro-,oIqt Fifteenth street.
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The Turf.
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEY lclerrnnh IN the nl.nnt-h-

lbN telegraph 10 the bl5Mtfh.I
LEXINGTON, KY. May 17.-First race
purse S200-onc mile (welter Weights
Centreyille. i Mandamus, ,; Madam Be-
thune, 3. Time. 1:lS.
Second race-Sweepstakcs for threc-ycar-
olds; one aud half milcs-Lcon Atus, l :
Larkland, ,; Niolator. 3. Time. 2:3S3.
Third race-consolatl0n purse for
beaten horses; mile hcats-Lizzie =. IL:
Walillower. 81; Donough Mckeellc, %,
Time, 1853: 1:47.
This was the last day OF the races.
NATIONAL JoCKY-CLUB RACES.
WAsHINGTov, MAY 17.-Thlrd day-First
race. mile dash; Flower OF Meath. first
ililarity, second; King Fan. third. II
Captain threw hi. jockey. Time. 1.lj.
Second Race-AnaI0stan stakes, forthrce-
year-olds; one mile: Fair View, first
Caramel, second; W. Z. Burch. third.
Time. LAG.
Third Racc-Scllng sweepstakes. for all
ages; mile ami one eighth; Chickadee,
first; Ranger, second; frankie b.. third.
Time. Ij74. No bid for the winner.
Fourth Race-Aile-heats, for three-ycar-
olds and upwards; jim Nelson, l. l a.;
Colonel Watson, ,. ,; Lost Cause. 3. Dis
tanced. Time, 1.4G and 1.4G5.
Fifth race - Handicap Sieeplechasc ;
Judge Murray, first; Kitty Clark, second f;
Camillus, third. Time, $40.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUsEs.

BOARD FOR TIE SUMNER AT
ID BUCK ROE.
n, Chcsapcake bay. two miles from Old Point.
GOOD FISHING AND SURF-BATHlNG.
For terms apply TO MRS. NJ. \. HEEBkNl,
15-2w ". n. CURTIS, Richmond.
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Orchard Grass: si.50nsl.7s
Herd Grass tlfpsl.lO.
Miiief SEED. 4i6Sf.25
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HOTEL COMFORT, ,. -.
Ill QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON VA

This elegant and nc~yly-irrnished h0tel y now
or1n f,r t6c reception OF gucsi,. TINS hotel' hhs
~ - -, t.t.d mo- with the greatest Attention 20
- ,.i.,-, ,,.1uircment- II the travelling puhllc'
soiios a want long cXpci enced by those sl.l,ins
Uinipton I'm quest II comfort economy. cNl"1'
-. r,.,,,red food clcrulincss, and p"liteiltss.
.sails m An hours IN restaurant cpeciAi terms
for families. ...,,..t.Is vvhose na-
- - iioriallv asked Tor. commercial rates.
u e l = -, y, IL. NARNARD. Proprietor,
- Pet . Am Laie Manager of Bon-Air Hotel.
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

BATHS. BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPH. POST,
and kNPRES~-DFFIDES.
GOOD LIVERY and FINE BAND OF MUSIC.
Pamphlets can be- obtained Of PURCELL. IADD
& Co, vino keep q supply of water constantly on
hand. &. \. COLHOUN,
my lI-lm Prlnrlelnr.
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C,oBB's ISLAND, VA, THE oNL'

4 IUbD ININNU, ' T., III UNI
" SEASIDE RESORT N VIRGINIA.
The finest and safest Surf-Baihing: ocean,
Chanmcl-. and -hark-Fi-hiug and Snipe-ShOOtng
Hotel Physician: nr. L. 4. FITZHUGH.
TERMS: - per day: Sl2 per week; $40 Per
month.
Route: From ola Point 10y steamer Norfhamp-
ton 90 Chcrrystouc every Monday. We iEcsday, aud
Friday. The Ia timorc and Washington stelmers
make connection with the northampton. Address
ms i5.3fn j. T. SPADI
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. May l7.-FloW quiet and steady.
Whcat-eoulhem steady; wcsto n Irregular aud
easy: southern red. sll7M Si.23; amber. 1900
sl26; No 1 MARYLAND. Sl2i, NJ. western
winter rcd spot aud May. $i2OMsl20s. Corn
southern firm; western more active and steady;
southern white. O. 6jc.; yellow. 1850. oats
quiet: southern, 5uHl3c.; western white. 80
"a BE: mixed. 4aGjlc.: Pennsylvania. JO68
53c. Provisions duh. Coffee dun aad lower; Rio
cargocs, ordinary 10 fair. sstlqtc. sugar quiot:
a. SOFT g.. Whiskey steady az sl.I0a@
sllT. LIolgllls anll.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. May l7.-VirNnla G's. consoli-
ated. 39k; second series, 81; new l0-io's. 34t
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NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.
vi BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, VIRGINIA
Ri.h,nrud Va will Doc open IL NJ lu, es3. Iele-
granh and post-o1ice. Alton depot, Va. For TERMS
&C.. address until june lst ,-,....
,,ye1tn Charlottesville. Va.
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RUNNER RESORTS.

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
As \ DYSPEPTIC WATER WITHOUT A
RIVAL.
l.sOO FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE
SEA.
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COMMERCIAL.
iRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. so bushels. Red, 75S bushels.
CORN.-Whitc, 26O bushels. Mixed, 362 bushels.
MEAL.-5O bushels
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uUGUENOT SPRINGS,
SITUATED

EIGHTEEN MILES FROM RlCHNOND.
n miles from Vnitl siatiou.l on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, will De
OPEN FOE THE RECEPTION or VISITORS
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WOOD AND COAL.


MIST RECEIVED, FRESliLf-MlNhD
j Fest ANTHRACITE COAL IN e1F' s'"'e'
t,,i PINE WOOD, sawed and spht;
MIST VIRGINIA STEAM 49, ,o, 70. No.,
!. wanted. ;. L. LAliiROf.
M seventeenth street, AT Draw i&suse. -
DrsT ANTHRACITE coal ,. from
Is 1919 t. So EASI-baN ~ oo0 n.sn NJ.
i BSYr e WS:5oop sS to $3.50 OAK, s275; Lo''g
and siSEb and Hi NN1IE o y 'U "md OFT s
kticsssi a. nr,aJ .,r,et opposite Theatre and 1900
cast ny! s'''''' CHARLES IL PAGE.
4 IL KINDS OF
COAL
g. II. HALVES
AL, Eis..t cenih and Cary s:reeI''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

XXTANTED-FORTY COAL MINERS
w are wanted Immediately at the bank Of the
.EInA Iron aud Nall OmpAny Bridgeport, Ohio
The Same price will DO paid for digging a Is paid
by the Iron works Of Wheeling for that kind q Ia
Dor, Steady work. JAl6
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Convict Labor ~ MonndsyiIlc.

To the Editor OF inc lhtellgenceF',
A suggestion to the Pcnitentiary Boart
Of Directors-a subject too that the write
approaches with considerable diiiidence.
The reading Of the Governors message
to the Legislature shows to the people o
the State thata considerable sum Of money
over and above the present earnings oil III,
institution, must be appropriated annually
to meet the necessary running expenses o
the institution. Now there is nothing
strange about this, us no similar institution
can be made self sustaining, at the com
parative low prices obtained for the labol
Of the inmates, with q prison population
averaging less than two hundred as our
does. =,
And now us to the remedy for this evil
for as an evil it certainly is looked upon BY
majority OF the Taxpayers OF the State
1t Is simply to arrange with the Attorney
General for the receiving OF say 70 or lOC
Federal prisoners, take them on the same
terms that they are received and kept in
the New York State prison, viz, at no cosI
or expense TO the Government, except
transportation to and from the prison.
The labor OF 100 such prisoners could bt
let, at any time, for 10 cents per day, al
least, thus giving the institution an in
creased revenue OF $4,000 per year. No
one dollar OF additional expense would be
incurred by the State. for salary OF officers
pay OF guards, fuel and lights, or for any
other purpose except feeding, clothing and
medical supplies, which would not exceed
10 cents per capita per diem, as the Gov
eminent furnishes citizens clothes for al
such prisoners upon their discharge. NJ.
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PERSONAL.

Peter Cooper's New York friends propose
to build Cooper monument in that city
while the man thus honored still lives.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey intend hold.
ing series OF meetings in London next
fall, beginning at about the LIST Of October.
General U. s. Grant has been asked to
accept the Presidency Of the National Rifle
Association. It thought that he will do So
The Baroness Burdett.C outts gave this
year New Years dinner to 500 Of hel
tenants, and afterward personally present
ed a gift to each one.
The Rev. Isaac Cook, OF Baltimore, has
been in the Methodist ministerial service
for sixty years, during which time he has
preached $500 sermons.
Queen Victoria is large real estate own
er in New York. An advance in rents by
her agents have changed the tenants in a
large block on Broadway near Eighteenth
street.
General W. r, Cox, the member Of Con-
gress from the Fourth North Carolina dis
trict, and Miss Lyman, daughter Of Bishop
Lyman, Of that State, will be married in
Raleigh on the oath instant.
General Caaedo, the Mexican Commits
sloner who has Just reached Washington
tonegotiate reciprocity treaty, is dis
tingulshed Mexican. He passed SOME
time in New York in his youth, and Is ar
ardent admirer Of American institutions
and Of the American people.
During the coming musical and dramatic
festival at Cincinnati Messrs. Mccullough
Barrett, Murdoch and Miss Clara Morrii
and Miss Mary Anderson will play to
yethes. The combination for Hamlet
will be as follows: Murdoch as RamId
Mccullough as the Ghaa, Barrett as A0rs
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nREAKfAsr BUDGET,

New York retail storesare already display
spring goods.
old.fashioned candy.pulls and con.pop-
ping parties are revived this winter in
Brooklyn.
The iorty-one members Of the California
Senate are reported to be worth, all told,
s2O,OOO,OOO.
The New York Department OF Charities
and Correction expends $4,000 yearly for
condensed milk.
Maine Democrats are turning the cold
shoulder on the Greenbackers-no further
use Tor them they think.
The Protestant Episcopal service has
been translated into Italian, and services
are held in two churches in Rome.
A man in California has invented a
machine that will count sheep up to 10000
without miss and then reset itself.
A Chicago paper recommends st. Louis
as quiet place to liyein during the decline
Of life, because there is no excitement
there.
A Winston, N. c., man wanted to move,
but did not feel able to afford the expenses
Of taking his wife with him, so he sold her
to aneighbor for $500.
There was, some years ago, gentleman
living near Hillsboro, in Georgia, whose
name was comparable with that Of Praise
God Barebones. 1t was Younger Funger
Out.yonder Standfarther 0xit John Quixote
Pilgo Hedgeth. He died.
Bill Nye, in the Laramie Wyoming
Territory Boomerang, says the old methods
Of lynching, such Us telegraph poles, trees
ETC., will soon be replaced in the Territory
by special lynching car, which will travel
+ from place to place, as its services may be
required, and. which will be supplied
with Coroner, Coroner's jury, rope, scat
fnh etc.
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST
L LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
ID % 4 Ei:s..:ss:
Time table for East and West corrected to JAM
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foot OF Eleventh
street, near Public Landinz as follows:
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ito, Clara Morris as Queen, Mary Anderson
as 0phtlia, and Nat Goodwin as the Grart
Digger.
General G. A. Evans, Of Atlanta, uses a
walking stick made OF limb from the oak
tree under which Wesley preached biz
tirt sermon in America in 1875.
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DIED.

Ross-on Tuesday January lG. 1883. MARION
RotS, daughter Of Emma and John ROss, aged II
yeafs and 10 months.
She had learned to love the Lord Jesus Christ In
the sabbath School, Her last words were, the river
was not deep, that she could cross it-angclS were
waiting.
Funeral from tho Fifth Street NJ. Z. Church
THURSDAY morning nj 10 O'Clock.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and In
dIscttIons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE This grea,
remedy was discovered by missionary In South
America, Send q seltaddressed envelope TO the
hEy. JosEPM 7. imam. Station D. New York City.
ocl4rThAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
A WORD OF WARNING

We regret TO say, that we arc informed that few
Dealers when LOGAN, LIST q co. . EXCELSIOR
BAklNG POWDER Is asked for weigh out 10 their
customers some inferior Powder, representing 1t rs
Logan, List 4 Co.'S ExcelNori
ThiSsa fraud upon the consumer, as well as
upon u.s. which no honorable merchant would be
guilty o. 1t Is we'll for such dealers 10 know that
such conduct Is iujuring their trade. Parties VINO
nave been imposed on In that way tell us that they
will not again trade with the dealers who deceived
them. The deception squlckly GsccItained: ThoIe
who have ,nEod LOGAN, LIST d co 8 EXCkLSloR
BAKING POWDER will detect on frst baking the
fraud which has been peTpetrated upon them.
There Is no real economy In using the cheap Baking
Powders: and examination has shown that they
contain substances which arr certainly Injurious
10 health Nobody now disputes the great superb
der. ASK FOR IT, and insist on having II, and no
other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

Is there person living who ever saw lease
OF ague, biliousness, nervousness, or neu
ralgia, or any disease of the stomach, liver, OF
kidneys that Hop Bitters will not cureT
TTHE&WN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED-BoY-A RELIABLE BOY
wv To feed pres One experienced preferred.
Apply az Bullafd Printing House. l2l3 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18

Trains leaving Wheeling at S;V2 a. n. and 4:l7 =.
", runs daily. AL other trains daily except Sun
day.
H., run daily. Through Chicago Express leays
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at 500 P. n. with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago ct Tx
next morning; bet as Gan G Ce In
Pullmail's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
through without change from teubenyille East u
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and st. Louli
For through tickets, baggage cheeky, sleeping cal
accommodations, and any lurther information, up
ply 10 JNO. q. ToMLINS0N, Ticket Agent, at Pan
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street or ut GtJ
Ticket Once, undar McLure House, Wheeling.
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus Ohio.
L. A. FORD,
denrl PAS. and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh. Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-18
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

The rert session begins SEPTEMBER 9Th, ISS2
Zen Separate school,, including School Of history
ana schoO' Of Eng iii. Full cour,es III Law and
MediclAe attending throughout the session Eli
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped chem
ical labratoTy. Thorough courses In Ancient aud
Modern Languages and literature Text books at
cost. Necesllry expenses not over sI95. FOr cat
Rlogue and other information address
". l.. WILsON; President,
ana MOTHAntOwn, ". Va