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AMONG TIE cHuacuEs. I
An Unusual Number of Waiting Minis.
terA YeataniAI.

Rev. DR.. ]. u. Mof!At, President Of Wash.
ington and Jefferson College, preached yester.
day morning and evening to packed consrc.
cations at his old church, the Hscond Presby.
terrain. For his text In the forenoon he took
part Of the twenty.iourth verse OF the ai1 ID
chapter OF Genesis: VI am the God OF Abra.
ham" and he considered the nature, being
and attributes OF the Almighty. Hissermon
was spoken OF rs thoughtful aud eloauent 10
marked degree. In the evening he
preached from Hsbrewr, tenth chapter, eighth
and ninth verse;: Though He wpre A son.
learned He obedlenos by tho things He AMI
tAyed;;'' etc. This discourse, VIII oh treated o
Christ In his dual character OF lhe God and
the perfect man, was also highly compli.
mented by his audience. II wis novel In
treatment aud both elliying md interesting,
Dr.. Moilats growth as preacher and thinker
10 very mauiteat to his old congregation,
Rev. Dr.. z. Warner, President Of the Uni.
ted Brethren Conference OF West Virginia,
and State Temperance Organizer, preached
two able sermons at tue Fourth street Chu rch
yesterday, and delivered ono OF those earn.
est. practical temperance lectures for which
lie has become noted, at the Same place III the
afternoon. Good szad audiences heard and
highly appreciated all three Of his discourses.
Rev. Dr.. Pershlng, u prominent divine and
educator OF Pittsburgh, filled the pulpit at
Chapllns Street Church yesterday, both
morning aud evening, preaching two 10 wei
full and ecquan! sermons.
Rev. Egon Wach,er, Of the Western Theo.
logical Seminary OF Allegheny, preached A,
tho Third Presbyterian Church yesterday. =
Rev. B. Wheeler, now OF Allegheny, allied
bis old pulpit IT Waymap A. N. L. Chapel
yesterday. 0....
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Tho Virginia burglars.

Charles Minick, one OF the two brothers
committed com, to jsil by 'sqaiEc Caldwell a. iuvi:
tives from justice, and wanted ID Virginia
for the burglary aud robbery OF the ieweIrv
store OF NJ. Tnsing, VIZ, ordered to be dis.
charged from custody Saturday mnrninE ay
Judge Jacob, hefoEe whoa .ha ..others Sere
brought nn d writ Of hatso, corpus on Friday.
Harvey Minick, the Other brother, was re-.
nhnded II j:H ior seven days to await ~.
QUESTION from Virginia. Charles immediate.
" made tracks for Ohio gpoa aslns released,
aud nune lu1 econ, ior Il! the si,ernoon Mr..
Tusing arrived from Virginia. He wsl c,cst.
" disappointed when he learned that Charles
had been relef sed, es be believed him to BE-
the ringleader in tho robbery, and he win
He could not blams any body here for releas.
ing Minick, TT be had already been held two
weeks. The requisition is expected to arrive
by mail In time &c permit MI. Tusine to re-.
tnrn home with Harvey in charge to-day.
Constable st. Meyers will accompany him az
guard, and to give testimony against tho pri.
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THE WOOL GROW Frs
ASSOCIATION MEETING SATURDAY.
None hat Wool TsrIfr Men Need Apply for The VOTES
Of OHIO County sheep h.n-1hs Nims OF The
Association Altered 40 ~ 10 IueiudeA
Wider Seops-k food Resolution, a.

The Wool GrowsrS Association OF Ohio
county held It's annual meeting st Point
MN. a.,,,d,v .t,o.,o,, pro,,I.r, n,ird
NINE 'a'u'uHy a''efhoon' fies'uen' pa'sa
IN INC chMr. Ihere was n good attendance,
aud q lively interest in the proceedings was
manifss,td. Tressursr MeConn n,esented
1T, r.nn,, ,ho,,n, ~, ~. ...o,,.,,.. Ia
ns H., ehH"s .uas tu t as'o''auom hau
1ea at w o"''k". ..s WY rh hau sina'i uaa'
anuv ia tn ~ ,n $780, ~. ~ uy.a"s heas
asuea ~ o nne iur 'ne eisG' ! o. ,ss
sn M n ,r,nn o .h sa.n u .uo COUNTY
Sa,d ",ssa;n" t,ca. n a,,u Nc Ts
annnaI oisr,inn ~ oi.s;y y. ,!pm, ese u, toe
Inu'. p,ssiI.nt Law m.,rJ. VI, a. ,o
Isn,,. + s;aso, 'y r.;.dainhia n ri.
,onh 7 ibo.,r, H.. T.s,I. p,,hisnd. d..
sSto,, fohn isnnns. H r.sss,,s. ' h,aIsrI se
MoToyn 49," '''"s '' A's""D''' --'@ ~"""''
ma n.n,a a, ,ho s,ooc,,,,,, w,. ch,,csd
IN ~ Wnni Grono,', md Stncr Itrasde,s
H,soc,.,;on ~ nh;o oonntv az lint Il mirh,
,aEs T., ,usnn f.r,ra,s via .,a not wnoi
nav ~ hni yha nrS IN nymnatbv with ths
ST., ~ H.. o,ancist Tim
"'W NJ ~ MoCoIincb "t.rsd t,,a fo,,ovr,.
Wvvrv,s ira n,incinal nhiact ~ Ant,
uooI G,ors,., hs.nr;atlnn Ia ~ h.ra tha
,"ori !. In NJ isO7 rso,orsd
"y Am Nv Wnxnr1s Va bsiisve tho mo,, snc.
,aasf"i wsv !, .rrnmnlioh rrr r,,rnnso 10 y,
Ssr;n NJ ;hs forndaijon nar,alr tha h az
boI "''' "' ""''0'
'0 1h,,,tor, b. Il ,.solr,d That wa tho men,h
NJ ths Ohio Conniv Woni C,rowsrs, As.oc;..
tion viii Jcm.nd NJ tba ncrsnns ass tinv a
nomina,ion in. sither noli,icnl pnrtv for tbs
foIlowtnr noii,icsl oilinns nnmaiy f. ron.
",,s1msn for the First l;onnrsssinnsi n,s,,;c,
n Weat virp,n;s sanator tnr Tho E,,,t sar..
tor;al Dls,rist' and cnnIidntes ior Tho Uonss
NJ Dsl.ratas for ohio co,n,vEths o,Iov wT9S
onhlic sonis,sion ct ,ith and n,adrs ~ snn'
mort tbe same. Frat from the randl dates a.
Congress thnt ,hey ara in favor Of ths rssors.
ton of The 1867 tsriti m wool md that thsv
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Novel Tourists.

The thres byc:c!is.s from Springfield, O.,
who were here recently on their way Es7t on
their vhpo!s, are making good progress. The
Cumberland Nt,us ssys. s. l. Myers Il G,
Barnett and O. E. Maxwell, all ofSpriuGlsld''
O., started Thursday morning down the tow.
path to 90 from Cumberland to Washington,
and e3pfat 70 Ysach ,hers this morning.
They we're mounted on 6icyoies, on Which
they bad ridden all the way from Springfield
to Cumberland, with the exception of fifty
miles. They arrived here Wednesday, and
stopped st theWind.or Hotel Thursdsy morn.
Ing. = =
Charles Travis. OF ualtimoys, arrived In
Wheeling early Saturday morning on his
way from Columbus home on foot. Hs Is
walking the distance against Thomas Har.
tis, Of Columbus, fer u wsger Mr.. Travis
reported at the ,INrELlluEsckR etiice, rot
breakfast and set out again. He expected 10
make little Wsshirgtoh Saturday and there
rest over Sunday: His compstltor rested at
st. Clairsville Friday night. Tho rouIs
chosen Is the National Pike. Travis says he
walked similsr match against Harris once
Before and beat him, -, 49, 49,
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FOR TEE MAY FESTIVAL,
The Merry Party TINT Left on the 81.
#Fn VnHyVCnrn vcuSnr.lo,. .

The Merry Pnrty TINT Left on the 81.
.'rt5 Lawrence Yesterday.
The St. Lawrence with large party of ex.
cursionisis for the CINCINNATI May Musical
Festival, got away from the wharf at sea.
sonable hour Saturday night, but did not
leave Bellsire until Q o'clock yesterday
morning; owing } large amount OF freight
to be taken on. Every berth was occupied
and many cots had to be called into reuuisi.
lion. Among the Wheeling people aboard
were the following: Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. A.
W. Kelley, Miss Mary Dickey, Miss Annie
CLARK, Mit1 Bette Mcclure, Mia, Mary Frey,
the Misses Minnie and Lucy Luriug, Mrs. ",
II. Rinehsrt, Mrs. Frank Zook, Miss Emma
stamm, Mrs.. John Moilat Mrs Maggie
Mofat, Miss Fannie Q1srrier, Mrs. John
Armstrong aud daughter, Mr.. and Mira
Hamilton. Miss Abbie Brown, Mrs, Zach.
Robert'on, 9. P. Hildrsth and wife, j. R.
Greer and wife. Mlg. John. Hall, Miss IDA
Hall, Miss Lille Brsdsn, Mrs A. v, Hupp
Miss eophia, Harding, Mrs. J. R. McCoprt.
ney, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mics Ella Turner.
Miss sallie Carter, Charles Harding Wash.
ingtor), viii Morrow, Mrs. Sam Norton and
children, Miss Amy Chapline, Mis- Bertha
Bond and Austin Beach. ~! 80. = :
Besides these, there were many excursion,
ists from Pittsburgh. and the following 'from
eteubenvllt: Mrs. John 2, Means, Mia. "
P. Kaye. Mistes Tracy, Means, Fannie Kelis
Althea Bilderbuoh, OF Pittsburgh, Annie
Elliott, Katie Hardin. Mary Beatty, Jessfis
Myers and Annie McClintcn,. Hairy sher.
,a.G, Dr.. Frank Max Toll, Aug. Harris. h.
J. A. Mccullough end J. B. Foley, 1-I
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip III relation to VArioui

News and Gossip ia relation to VariOus
People.
Miss Sue Linch returned Saturday iroul an
extended visit 10 Texas.
Hon. W. l.. Hesrns and family will spend
the summer at Saratoga.
IN. Rees. L g., Of St. C!airsville, was in
the city again saturday.
Prof T. N. Gnrvin, OF Columbus, is visit.
ing relatives near the city.
Mrs. Will Bos!ey left Saturday for yisi.
to friends at Belpre, Ohio.
Mr. Gus spates, OF Clsrksburg, was in the
city Saturday and yesterday.
Mis- LAURA Harden will sail from New
York for Europe on the S!h Of June.
Miss Nellie Morrison, OF Marietta, O., Is
a guest Of friends st the Female College,
Miss Fannie Quarter left on the st, Law.
renee for 81 extended visit TO friends in Lou.
isville. r.s
Mrs. J. G. Tomlinson and little daughter
are visiting relatives near Cameron, Marshall
county. -
Mr.. John G. Devine leaves to-day for his
Dakota farm, where he will remain until late
in tie fall.
Mr. Owen kisuer, formerly with Lsughlip
Bros. & Co., gots TO Chicago to-day to accept
situation.
Mrs. l.. N. Delaplain leaves early this week
to spend the summer season with friends al
Portland, Oregon. G
s. ". Derrah, Jr., OF th!e city, loft Let
last night for Durango, Cal, where he vii!
reside permanently.
Mr.. o. 0. Dewey has purchased the Parks
place, erst OF tho city, and will erect hand.
Some country residence.
Miss Theresa Albright, OF Cincinnati, who
has been visiting relatives in Wheeling for
some time, returned home Saturday.
s. N. Howard, the architect who hc: the
contract for the State House at Charleston, i,
in the city to.day.-ParkrsJug formal.
Squire Smith and wife, OF New Cumber.
land, ere visiting their daughter, Mrs. w, O.
Young, Of tho Garden Spot, for few days.
Mr.. Il. S. White, OF Bolton, was in the
city yesterday and went out to Mt. do Chan,
tai to visit his daughters, who are attending
school there.
Mr.. Andy Halsted md his mother, sister
and little daughter, Mrs. Murine and dsugh,
tiers, and MI. Alphonsus Snyder and wife.
leave to-day for Brsinerd, Mimi, where thew
will make their residence in the future. Mi.
Halsted will at once assume charge of the
INorthwtiter'' Tribune at that place. st
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Grecnbacaer.' Dslcgatea.

Tho Memhers Of the National Greenback
Labor party In Ohio county haye appointed
delegates and alternates to The State Conyen.
ton OF their party, which meets at Buc Khan.
non. Upshur. county, on Wednesday next.
The gentlemen appointed ere as follows:
Delegates-George Crugtashar, g., q.
Bnrtt, George i MUM and G. H. Fitch.
Alternates-W. =. McCurdy, John Roach.
J. B. McAllister and r. V. Salisbury,
at the meeting which appointed the dele.
gates John B. McAlllste: presided and George
lahn acted as SECRETARY. -. o
The question OF q Fusion ticket was dis.
cussed. and most Of the sreakers favored the
movement. Il veg decided 10 instruct the
delegates to act in accordance with the call
for the convention, v
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Politics from Brnxton.

The Braxton Democrat is starting a boom
for NJ. 7. Franc, Of this city, for Congress-,
1t says; IAN erudiIe lawyer, fine debater
and pcfIessed OF the ncst sn,iable and cenial
soc:a! qualitleu, be would make splendid
canvass on the stump End among the peo.
ple." Tho Democrat also approves emphati,
ca!iy the course OF Congressman Gibson and
Wilson on the Morrison bill, declaring that
they acquitted themselves nobly On the
tariff reform bill. They should both be re-.
elected aud We have no doubt will be. They
rf tlsct the sentiments OF iour.fiths Of The
Democrats Of West Yircinia.n - -
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kuutinY SchUul Work.

The State sunusy School Convention 70,
West Virginia will 10 held 1T Grafton on
Wednesday aud Thursday, the. 2lst and end
mats. An interesting programme has been
prepared, and liberal entertainment will be
given delegates who may attend from other
parts OF the State. This IL all interest that
the Sunday School people OF tho State should
not allow TO lag behind that OF other States,
and there should be a general and full tend.
auce OF Sunday School workers and friends
in the State school. !, ia deaired that each
delegates TO the State convention and report
their names to-day TO Rev. L. H. Dornblassr.
w. A. List, s. N. Hirst or T. r. Laird. :,
The Wheeling Sunday School. Association
will meet this evening at the Euslish In.
therau Church to elect officers for the ensu.
ing year, and 10 appoint delegates TO the
Stats Sunday School convention ut Grafton,
on tha 2lst and ed insts.- Besides this an In.
terestlng topic on Sunday School work will
DO discutied. AL Sunday School workers
should attend. III :&s4it ".
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Tex; PEG. land gr'ts.. 4.
90 Mo Grantle DIV. 81
UP bonds, Grst....-.ll3
.. ?. Land Gran,s..,l07t
Y: +: sinking fund..,lo7'
, v,iIrginia 6s....,w...... 10
Virginia causOls, e1.
Ira mat. COUPONS, 81
Virginia deierrcd-,. q
tAskod.
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CHICAGO, May l7.-Tho Drosers' Joanna! REPORTS.
hs LIVE hossL1EGse!p:s 100 hed shipmen go
~ nesu; msiket DISK anc SO higher rough packing
y s3a5 i5 sxips s. eo.5 co. Gattle~Rr .elp,s Tn
mead; shipnl,nis 400 head: unchanged: iat Steers
ss 'aef e= I; gaGes 81 25 co. good to choice
~: grass Texans 81 9ja5 co. Sheen" Rcso, IN
sGGo mead: shipEeuts 500 head: low yrads demon.
aEzd: woole: inferior to fair 81 CO.'S 90 DER evil.
~ 70 good 9 O0A5 25 choice TO e1tra S. 0Cn
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Saturday evening buggy belonging to
Asmus, the South Side liyerymsp. wa7
amaahed int splinters through The action OF
party Of practical jokers The occupants
two young men, lett the buggy while they
went into saloon In West Wheeling TO in
dulge in d glss1 Of beer, and during their
absence the liucl-pins were removed from
the front wheels. Ga the road from West
Wheeling 10 Bridgeport the wLeela came OH
frightening tho ho;ae, which ran of, throw.
ing out the oocupsnt1 aud strswiuc fras-
msnts OF the vehicle along the pike. Ths
men escaped with slight bruises. Such a
Joke es this ought 10 bring the ssyerest
penalty on the perpetrators. -
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GENERAL NOTICES,
TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS,

SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received by ,hc
board OF Public Works OF the State OF Wcsi Wiz.
ginia. until the hour OF twelve O'Clock. meridian
on the 3lSt day OF May 1884, for the complelon nj
the alterations IN aud additions TO the Sate Hnnsa
10 the City oil Charleston, In accordance with The
plan and specifications for said building, AZ nie,
pared by hessr'. PEBBLES and Kenple, srchItectS,
Sh a Plan and Specifications arc now deposited al
kaia slate House. where they may be Eeeii, and ex.
planned BY the architect Ia charpe Bidders IN
making proposals. are expected 10 take OF the Htatn
the material now OF hand, purchaled by the Gtstn
70 be used 10 the construction OF said bjiilding'
tehedule o. tho kind and quantity Of said mata.
nal, and tho approx Innate value thereof. NAV he
seen " me Office q the secretary OF State, Al
mere remains only sl5 600 90 Of the appropriation
applicable 70 The further construction Of said WORK
the person whose bid may b0 accented IL In looL ~
tutntc appropriations by the Legislature Tor pay.
ment LOT work 10 to be performed by him. after ira
money ana material now oil hand khall have been
exhausted. Such money aud material on hand IN
~ used III Inc further construction OF said build
ihg. and such parts thereof rs may DO directed hv
o sas htcnitect - charge. The person 10 whom the
into bond In tho penalty OF $4,000 viii I 81
be approved by the beard, conditioned Tor th ~
!,aIhll performance OF tho cont1ct and az an al.
ulti0nal SECURITY ten per rentum OF tho nonthir
estimates s, Of the architect OF the work ueriormp9
Ing. ~ 49, ''--'F"o Va '"e ouAu.
The Board reserve, the right to reject any q, al,
n,as should It deem It 10 the Interest OF the state
Proposals 10 DO endorsed "proporas for the Com.
pletion Of the State HouSs Il CharlcAton AVID sI "
pe deposited with or forwarded to the uudcn ivnei
~ a. tne otlico o. the Secretary OF State Wheeli.r
". va, ;-s RANDOLPH SrALNAXgR, iii.
=. HHo Secretary oil tho Beard.
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Ont the Pike.

There IVES the uuual rush ont the pike yes.
terdsy 10 get breath OF fresh air and q sich,
OF green fields and trees. The usual sacred
concert waa given at the Park In the after,
noon, and the attendance was 30 large that
the Elm Grove road was taxed beyond its az,
pacity 10 carry the peopls. Besides there
was a constant stream OF private Vehicles
along the National road. No complaint is
heard this season Of horses soaring at the
steam motors. and this drive is becoming
yearly and yearly more popular. = .
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An Officers Denial.

ElR:-ln this mornings Register Is a vol.
unteer communication signed observer
which reflects on me uujus,ly and without
any cause. 1t accuses me Of throwing A
man down Violently while had him under
arrest, and suggests that l ought TO have a
leather media! for this magnificent bravery"
Whoever wrote the article Is q liar, Tho
only foundation there ia Tor his charge 10 Ina,
while was taking drunken man 10 the
lookup he trlpped aud fell. The man who
wrote the card knew he was telling lie or he
would not sneak behind fictitious sigma.
ture. RICHARD BlRp.
Wheeling, liay1S :.
[Eye witnesses Of the incident alluded To
by observer" corrobo.ate Officer Birds yer.
sion Of the affair =
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To these who contemplate purchasing car.
pets now or in the near future, We beg to saw
tina. our stoek rud our prices are entitled to
thall enrress consideration. The certainty
OF obtaining the most desirable qualities and
styles the markets affords ut a loSer nrjce
than any other houae in .As city will SUI opjy
1t. Is a fact Horti &'lyssiny and should inducs
E VieiS 10 our Carpet Room from all snch
whose necessities oblige the expenditure Of
aHy aup, largs or small, !. the purchase OF
carpets. r. N. Mc5ILtIw & Co, !,
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A SAFE Way INVEST,
Aud AN Ensy why to borrow Money

Aud AN Ensy why to borrow Money.
by subscribing to the stock OF the Econ.
omy Building Association "a few shares vet
unsold) you will have safe. lure and profit.
able Investment. All loans secured BY fiat
mortgage on real estate, and any person de-.
string to purchase house will tiud this plan
no harder than paying rent. This Assooia.
ton hes several new features connected with
1t, which will be explained at the orilce of the
Association, 1908 Market street, any Tuesday,
evening, or by calling on any Of the under.
signed. J.E, HANE,,
WN GogE,xe
?: G. MORGAN,
..-7. ". G. HANpLAN,
.. Patrick SuARkEy,
.... LOUIS HAHrroNd,
~. FRASk FALLouaE,
". ]. +. MILLER,
81. otcAR sASDE:ck,
N P. b. DoBnlNs.
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saturdays BOat Race,

The final dspoait OF $3.50 q side was nut nm
Saturday night at sheeky's saloon for this
boat race between George Weisserber and I'D
Clator, which is to take place on the lower
Wheeling course next Saturday afternoon.
Mr::J. 0. Payne 10 final stakeholder, MI.
All Caldwell was chosen referee at the meet.
ing Saturday night. Both OF the coYtes.ants
are training hard, aud the race bids fair to
be pretty one. It will certainly be roved
by each man for all there Is in him, Ths
public interest In the contest has already hs.
como general, and some lively betting will no
doubt be done before the day Of the race. IN
lar WeisEesbcr Is slight favorite but little
betting has yet been reported. -"
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e0.C0O bolts additional Wall Papers and
BORDERS making the larsest stock in the
state. which will sell Wholesale and retail
at manufacturers prices, also large stock
and great variety Of Carpets, Rugs, Oil
Cloths. Window Blinds, made UP ready to
hang, and retailed at Wholesale prices for
cash. Nos. 20l0 and 292l Main street,
JouI RoHHER, AIT.
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Wanted A Good Girl. -
3 Table Cutlery-Nesbitt t. Bro. -s1.
/, For Salt--). w. Ferrell.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes.
Straw and Hay Cutter.
Eotict-New saloon-A. Q. Miller.
Attention Soldiers. -,
Notice to C1n.rsctors--Fairm Morgan.
town & Pittsburgh Railroad. =
J.. s: Rhodes & Co.-Special Bargains for
This Week. - -
Fine Watches and Diamonds-I. G. Dillon,
DO Your Own Roohug-B. F. Caldwell.
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), NRw YORK, May 1.-THE market WIS quiet In all
Wall strest affairs straighen out The can1danc "a
improves. Clothing weolens were much better
during The week thuu could have been C1pectcd
anu further request is athsnd. >~f>e'e''
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M; M: JAMES q. eANNER, grocer, JelIsrson aud
Won streets, Baltimore, Nd, says: My wiie's
arm was severely scalded, and che received
~ relief, by two applications Of
Ut. Jacobs OIL. Fifty cents bottle.
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TURTLE Soup lunch at Louis schyslbs
saloon, Tuesday morning and evening. Re-
chester Bee: ca tap.
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. just think OF it, IN eight.ioot Step Ladder
for - CO. si1.!oot Tor 81 80, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market Square,
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ANOTHER new arrival OF Phaetons, Jump
Seat Buggies and Storm Spring Wagons, full
leather top and all, warranted. at great bar.
gains. J. W. FERrrL,,
u; n. = Cor. Main and Twenty.Grst Streets.
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6rILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two-,hirds their frat
COST. ------ L " ErppYr
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Morning GLORY BAKING POWDER pure and
most economical In the market. Bold by all
leading grocery dealers.
G. s. FEESY, Proprietor,
.laJE,0 lIl0 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

RELIABLE SEEDS, that never fail to grow,
re sold by Boyd. No old stock offered
Evarrthirc New and Fraah Crop at .Rovdis "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

NEW YORK, May l7.-co,ton firm. fnturcs Arm
Nay ll5oe; June lI.tSe: JulyllSlc; August H. DC
september ll.6sc; October ll.l3e November l0.9ic
december l09ic: January ll.OOc; February Ii Ice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

HAND Garden Flows, CultiyatoYs, Seed
Bowers and Tools of every description sold
by Boyd, Market sduare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19

TURTLE Soup lunch at Louis schyalb's
saloon, Tuesday morning and evening; Ro.
cheater Beer on tap. ., III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-19
Brea.lstulis and proyt.;on,:

CHICAGO. Ill. May H. The markets showed A
greater sleaotueS to.dsy than at any pleyiop:
time during the week as matter Of compsrisoI,.
having passed through the ezs!:cmen, incident 70
lower than one week ago: Corn aid potr :ss s4s
quoted without any depreciation, while oats and
laid are noIniually unchanged. The Seeks NJ
wheat aud corn dee,ea.ed largely during Tic week.