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( A NOVEL RACKET
70 sE KICKED Up IN THE COUNCIL
AZ This Ev.pips's ntttips- board Of Pabi!c nciks
= A. .BsdI warts oas Of It's iadi'idut h,m.
n b.rs sssd hy:ths City-Fun Ahsla-1hs q y
N Railroad tammi.t,e Selects SsIysyey. "

Among other reports and communications
10 be submitted 10 Council tonight will be
ono OF peculiar interest from the Board OF
Pablo Works Tbs Board will recommend
In It's Communication that the city bring suit
against Captain VIM. schockey, member OF
The Board, for damues alleged to have been
done By tho Captain and his employees 10 this.
part OF the CAldwellB Run road lying within
city limits Il Will fecits that the Captain IL.
formed the Board that one Thunas Norton,
the owner OF limestone quarry lying along
the run next 10 the one owned by Capt
schoekey, and who recsn.ly secured d valua.
BILE contract Tor furnishing limestone to 4 GER.
tain mill In the city, had by reason Of a
bridge thrown across tho run FROM bis quarry
to the road, injured city psopersy. The
Boavd's communication will further reci:e
that II Investigated Capt, Schockey'B charge
and found that Norton was not injuring the
road and that tho Abolishing OF his bridge
would ruin his business, and further, that It
found that The rubbish and otist fran Capt,
schotkey's quarry had been dumped In auch
a manner as to change the courss OF the run
aud csaas It 10 Gu, Into tho bank 80 AZ 10 In.
jure tho road,fuuuire. up the ran. M. !, .}'. 8
AS tHc luretinH VI eue oopEu NJ WHICH the
above points were brought out was attended
by reporters, the public Is already acq uaiated
with the particulars. Another messing wa,
held LIST week, at which the Board informed
lis member, Capt. Schockey, that he must
step dumping the offal and rubbish from his
quarry 90 be had been doing. This he would
not do, and said II the city wanted him to
stop she would have to sue. This will also bs
told in the Communication accompanying,
which will BIO resolutipn iaslrueting the
City Solicitor 10 take tho proper steps to pro.
ltcl the city's interest, sl ispusual In such
ceses.-vhich neanE suit. ~ pl ~ @ 10
The B'a,d Of Public Works is lively body
Mt times - HETNe '.F -
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A CAPTAIN CAMEO:
Captain Thomas Prtoca Remembered
AZ by the Island pconle. .IHE-

Captain Thomas Priuce Remembered
by the Island People. 5l,is
For some tina past the residents Of the
northern part OF the Island hsva been con.
sidering how. they conld bes. express, their
appreciation Of tho va!usbls sfryicss render.
ed them by Captain Thomss Prince, ms ter
OF the steamer Princess, during the food. II
will be remembered that on Thursday morn.
ing. Februsry 7. when tho watsr VIZ rushing
with an untold fury acr5ss the Garden Spot,
as soon cs the fog lifted sufficiently to see o
few yards, Captain Prince started out with
his s.esmer aud was engaged during the day
In gatting people and their household goods
from the Island to main land. At that time,
and Tina and time again he las been over,
whelmed with thsnls. lL. 4
Tho citizens resolved to do more, however,
and ordered q mea,ive ebony, solid gold:
beaded cane from Mr.. John a. Lash, the
Main street. jaws!er. List nigl,t Us the
Princess came in floln Re;la.Ia nb mt twenty
gentlemen, living atthe he'd OF The bland,
led by Councilman Lsvls Jones. boarded her
and had Capt. P.icca conducted To the cabin,
where Mr.. Jonas, with 4 nea! presentation
speech. handed over the cue. Capt. Prince
WAS surprised, bat respoadad very, happily.
The causfls magnificent one. Il is en-
gsaved on topas follows: Presented 10 Capt.
'thoma> Prlnes By lis friends. on Wheeling
1sland IN recognition OF seryices rendered
during the II jod OF b. ~ Z. 80
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rs earnest solicitation Of his friend. who
KNOW nls Wufth. m ~ n fI7l'1Tl
George Davis. an employee OF the Standard
mill, whilo engaged In bundling steel iron
yesterday, bad the fist and second f1gers OF

= H q Il f. o. .
George Davis. an employee OF the Standard
mill, whtlo engaged In bundling steel iron
yesterday, bad the fist and second f1gers OF
his left hand crushed. 4, 96fg
A difficult surgical operation, for q tumor
OF The wrist, was performed M M'as Lizzie
Weber, at Bridgeport, by Dr.. J. NJ. Todd, .As.
sisted by Dr.. Van Wagner. st'li
Mirhssl CARLY, an emplcye Of The Ben.
wood blast furnace, Martins Ferry, was
struck In the eye with piece OF limestone,
Sunday, and seriously hurt. 81 .gs79'
Workmen were engaged yesterday In tear.
ing down the walls Of the burned Heinlein
block, Bridgeport. The work OF rebuilding
will DO commented as soon as possible. ,l7
On Saturday the Elson GlaM Works, OF
Martins Ferry, notified the csrfying.in boyn
that reduction wohld he niade. Yesterday
several quit work, but It 10 presumed that the
works will be able TO go on Is usual. "A.
Nh James CLARK, who bought out James
Duncan's grocssy, Bridgeport, has taken MIR
Powell, late Of the Shtrman House. into
partnership. Mr.. Powell will attend to the
st:re, while Mr.. CLARK will engage In tho con.
,raciIng business. A
Local politics. In Martins Ferry are getting
warmer every day. The temperance conveu.
ton, TO nominate a schooi Board, will be
held this evening In Commercial Hall. On
Saturday evening the citlz.ns will hold a
mes, convention, aud It promises 10 be q
spirited affair. 'ps 'aFggy,E7' 5r4tl
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Tha iollowiuc call ws. adontad
THE NEW STATE CApITOL..
Tho Contractor Wants More Money OF
't N4sAccOunf.4s. -4.s"-s =, -.

Tho Contractor Wants More Money on
Account. g.r I;ys..l
A meeting Of the State Board Of Public
Works ws' held yesterday, a. which Mr.. a,
II. Shepherd, the contractor ior the corstrnc.
ton OF tho new State House at Charleston,
aud his attorney, were present. M. shep-
herd petitionea the Board to allow him
further advances on the contract price, The
contsnct Blipnlaies that Mr.. Shepherd sball
complete the work for $3.50 COO, of which
sum ten percent is to b. retained by ths
Suite until the building Is ready for oc,
cupsncy, as guarantees that the work shall
be properly done. Mr.. shepherd also gave
bond 10 the State in tho sum OF So 90. with
Messrf. J. B. Shepherd, James Hanes nd ".
A. Wilson, Of this city, ~ sureties, for tina
iulitlmen. Of his contract. li'si7-..'- !
1t Is now claimed on Mr.. Shepherd's behalf
that the advance OF prices OF building mate.
rails and labor liel been such that the work
OF construction will cost him more than tina
$3.50, 900 he ia to receive. He has already
drawn the sum less The 10 percent retained
by tho State and this, It is claimed, has ali
been expended. He now desires that tho re-.
naming 10 percent bs paid him. The mem.
bers Ct the Board declined to say yesterday
what their action had been when asked by
nn lErELLtGEHcEE reporter. There Ia rcasoi,
to believe, however, that they agreed to ad.
vance Mr.. Shepherd Mt least q portion Of thc
snm remaining in tbsir kn1ds. lls.a1
Work on tho building hel osen somewhat
delayed by tho unfavorable weather for few
months but Mr.. Shepherd thinks II will be
completed'this year. y q sr-- y Z IL
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TWO TOWNS.
Events md Happenings In bridgeport
md Martins Ferry Yeate.Lwy,

Events ma Happenings In bridgeport
| and Martins Ferry Yeste1day.
Dr.. Hinerman, OF Martina Ferry, was In
Bridgeport yesterday. -
MI. Martin Joyce. OF Bridgeport, was ID
Martins Ferry Sunday, renewing bis old &C.
quaintances. ,fgz FL +.
J. T. Thomas, OF ". N. holiday & Co., Of
Martins Ferry, left yesterday for the East 10
purchase goods. -. - gN '44l,5. = /
II Is said that two Bridgeport SALOON leep.
ers are getting ready 10 throw up the sponge
on the hrst Of April. ~ h, :.
Mr.. John Koch and Miss Barbara Eberle,
OF West Bridgeport, were married at St.
Clairsville en- Sunday f53..i,Ssf5 ~ .',7 /
Bridgeport Ia prolific In candidates for
Mayor. Yesterday Andrew Jackson Babb
swung his banner to the bretz,. (.
1t Is whispered that Mr.. John 6tillwell, OF
Bridgeport, will take unto himself wife al
West Alexander, on Thursday.
. B. NJ. Blocher. Of Martina Ferry, who has
bseu spending some months with friends In
Pennsylvania, returned home yesterday. 9
supt. Thornburg, OF the O. L. & w., after
spending two days Ia Bridgeport looking al.
ter the interests Of his road left yesterday.
Mr.. Eugene Graham. the popular operalor
OF tho Grafton W. Va, Office. has been visit
Ing friends Tor the last few days in Bridge.
port. b 2. e z; i.''s,
CLARK Dent, North West, and Thomas ind.
kins, Of Bridgeport, have formed a partner.
ship, and viii start up In the drug business
In the Oglebay block. = ~. ] ~ a
The many friends of August steager and
Henry Crawford have urged them 10 s.and Al
kirkwood has. two Councllmet1 who will
hold over. Etnaville is entitled 10 one 10
elect, Mr.. Howells holding over, and for lie
vacancy Mr.ERobest Smith Is q candidate Ut
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LOGAN 4 co., Sole Asenb; Wheeling, w. Va,
ri1Rs;sI phr Logan g Pleasant Worm Syrup and
S1..4 1yslc: ~ at ln nse. ~ ie4.HwYaw
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,.yl9IrING DHu!Dy.


Groves from NtliaIrc IN Town-Banner
'7N@ prPscntution;S ffrFr5t
List night Herman Hsize Grove No. 0. U.
A. 0, Dot this city, received ahsudsoms
banner from the sist,r5 OF The order. Three
Be!laire lodges, Eldotsto, Glsss City and
Belmont, headed by the st. Cecilia tssss
band Of that city, psid the WAoe.ing lodge a
fraternal visit on this occasion. As the
members marched into The hati, the baune.
was tlaug 10 the air, and hfter music by the
baud, 1t was formally presented by Mr.. Wm,
Mpegge, who mRde happy speech on behalf
OF tho fair donora. aud Mr. George Baum re-.
ceived 1t with an equally graceful speech OF
thanka. Mr.. Baum also welcomed the visit.
OTIS. Capt: William II. Little, Of, Bsllaire,
responded in an appropriate manner, oad
Mr.. Fred R1dewig one Of the most p.omi.
1ent German ci.izaEs If Bsllaire,
made a general speech, which was
greeted with enthusiastic applique. The
floor IVES then cleared, and dancing and 90.
ciai enjoyment indalged iu until the hour
arrived for the Beliairs visitors 10 depart.
The occes on WA mes! enjoyable one, and
such exchanges OF irissrnai visits between
tho two cities cannot b. too highly COM
meudeJ 3 ~ -'-Rag's-I 80 b = :. IA slyl-g
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Personal NJ ESTIOY.
News md Gossip In Relation to Various
People. ~" n.

News md Gossip In Relation to Various
People. "N...
Mr.. ". s. Hanna and wife, OF Charleston,
are in the city. n,
Mr. J. D. Culbcrsson and family bsve
taken rooms out at Mt. Dslleyiow for the sea.
son. ,rta ~ w Il q III.
H. A. Albright, j., OF the Postotlics force,
Is once more at his post after q two weeks
siege with the rheumatism. 80
Governor jackson returned from Parker.
burg yesterday. looking we'll after Ihis brief
scjourn at bia Parkersburg home.
Mrs. jesse l.. Wheat, OF Wheeling. WI, in
the city over Sunday, attending the funeral
Of Mrs. Sarah Johnston -:Seutenrille H,aM
Mr.. J.. NJ. Wells and wife, OF Centervilla,
Tyler county, registered at thu Mcclure last
evening. Mr.. Wells is one Tyler county
most prosperous young men.
Hon. W. A. Qlarrier aud a. Il. hepherd,
CT Charleston, were 1T the gtate House yes.
terdsy. Mr.. Shepherd g tho contractor on
the new State House at ihslPermsueut Seat
COL Dan johnson was In the city yesterday.
He says there Is very Little folilicx! talk IN
Tyler county yet. Tho Republicans are fol
Blaine and The Democrats for any man they
Gun elect, ~ r,Ir, tE5- - r1sssSi
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NEW YoRK, March 2L-Cotton steady at II t.I6c:
futures. film; Masch ll.l9c: April iI.2lc; May
n.3sc; June &c. July :G6c August ll.7sc: Sep,
tember u.4tc; October 1925; November I0sSc; Dc,
cerber l0sDc, fyF 4elyl M 5y5l I'' ~ -
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by eick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth1 II 80, send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs, Winsloy's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething It's
value y incalcalable II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, motherd, there ia no mistake about
IT, It cures dyacntary and diarrhoes, regu.
iates tho stomach and bowels, cures wind
colic,eoftens the gums, reduces il tlnmmation,
tom. Mrs, Windows Boothing Syrup Tor
Children Teethiug Is pleasant 10 he taste.
and ia the prescription Of one Of the Oldest
and BEST female pbysicians and nurses In The
United States, and Is for aale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cents boil.
Tie, l..s ILa..,.- n. q NwaAW ,
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wheeling Mnn's Adventure with Thteyes
The kansfs City journal OF the 2O.h ms.
contains the blowing account Of the thrill:
lug experience Of an e1.prcsident OF the Board
Of County Commissioners Of this county With
burglars: - 100 /
The residence Of Mr.. John Bsyha, at No.
GO Troost avenue, we entered by burglars
about 9 o'clock yesterday morning. They
and some jswelry, consisting OF d breast pin
and finger ring, tho latter having initials
engraved on the inside. While the men
were plunderiuc the room Mr.. Bayha awoks,
but Was compelled by tho burglars, who
tlourished revliyers. to. remain quiet. They
wore handkerehiefs over the lower part Of
their faces and had their coat collars turned
up about their necks. After ranssckipg the
room they covered Mr.. Bayha with q revolver.
aud backing oat OF ths apartment: nude
their escape. E g524l garsf y; d 81
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THE RAILROAD ConMIrrgE

In Another Star Chamber n 'KsiDu, st.
iccts Mr.. Lioye to Maize the survey
The Council Committee on Railroads.. bald
another meeting at the City Building last
night. Like the one held last week, 1t was q
ssr Chamber session. The purpose for which
It NE. was the same as las. week-to decide
on a disinteresied party to ssivs as an en-.
gineer for Tho city In considering tho pstition
0t the u. & o. for o change OF route f)r, it,
Hsmpheld line through the city, the engineer
60 engaged to give advice as to grades, make
plans, etc. ...., t v. .lu.g.l 1S--.7
The Committee met In tha City Clerks
oillca. A representative of the INrELLlaENogE
entered the room before the meeting was
called 10 order, although warned not to do so
by Capt. Bsnuett. Col, Wilkinson, the chair
man, waved the reporter back. and Mr.. Peter
sou bsid Go and wits this up as another
chamber session." After all tho members
had arrived, tbs Colonel said: "Now, I'll tell
you've wnnt to discnsa the ability OF several
Of tho spplicants for the position, and we
don't went them 10 know waat we say about
them. That's tho reason, you ses, thar:
Mr.. Petersor-"Wel', Mr.. Chairman, don't
think you or this committee oweu him any
apology"
Col. Wilkins,n-'"Weli, MAJ he. May bs
not. You'll have to retire, though" aud the
newspaper man p'ssed ont TO find the door
guarded OIL the out:ide BY the police. who
refused to let sny one approach. Councilman
Clator wag also outside venting his opinion
OF the 'sscret aociety." In Captain Ben
rett's otIics sat Surveyor F. L. Hoge, looking
contented Presently the committee cent
for him, and shortly afterwards 1t WAS an.
thak NJ ITnutf had kany1 atp pt, al
for the position, Ut what compensation it was
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4 H| y o p
On Cry, Pa, March q --prtroleum opcned a
81 20; highes. 81 09A; lo.est 99xc: closed al yX.
s.iea 2,iSa0o0 barrels; clearautes Saturday d[2i
900 barrels; runs 50 40 barrels; shipments ySss:
barrels charters 2a095 barrels. OIL Clty Exchanpi
stock, 81 IS bid. s co asked. 3 l'-'', - . >
BuAnroEg. Pa, March q Crude oil weak
Iuns Saturday and sunday 1886 barrels: tota
shipments N,72O barrels; chartcls 2s.G9S barres
clearances 2l8ol0co barrels United pipe lin,
certificates opeued atSioo; closed at Q35lc hiyheS
Price SlCo; lowest 0ah. yIs., 7tf =. : . 4 :
TrusNLR. Pa. March 2,.-Opened at 81 %
highes! q ooA: lowest y9c: closed At 9s5i.; shlp
tnents llh407 barrels: charters IS COS barrels; ruiz
pats9 barrels Trade to-day wei dull. 81 -"
Frr1sBuRoH, Pa. March 2i.-The afternoon scs
tion continued dull: opened at 81 00; advanced II
slcsH, b:okc and closed at 99s;Sc. - :
BALTIMORE, March A.-Pe.roleum dull and nom
inal: refined sAAs55tc. II ~ & % III. - n
PHltApEtriiiA, Pa. March 2i-Petroleum duli
refined S1+sS33sc. 5gE .. 80 " y
!. new Yonx. March 2L--petsoleup finn; United
9sskc. ktg ~ 80 E ,s,s7fs : = :.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
Calls the Distri Convention Mt Mounds.
ol- Vile, hDril 10.

GIRLS the DiStrlCt CONVENTION nj hOundss
vile, April 20.
The Republican Committee OF the First
Congressional district met ut the Lincoln
Club rooms, in this city, yesterday. In the
absence OF Mr.. G. W. Atkinson, the Chat:
mar, Mr. O. s. Msrshau, OF Hancock county,
was called upon 10 preside. There YRS soma
discussion ~ to the proper time and plaza to
hold the convention 10 chO1ss dissrict dele:
gates To the Chicago convention. Weston waa
put In nomination., and another member
favored Wheeling. but whilc thers wasa wish
TO consult the convenience Of those in the
snuthesn end Of the district by holding 1t at.
Weston, 1t was deemed be.: for all reasons to
have II at Mc1ptsyille,@ ard the day befors
the State convention at MSrtinsbu5s was
chosen, in the expectation that the game DEL
egates would bes to each convention, and
one trip could thus 10 made 10 servs for
both. gE. I'D ,l rss
Tha following call was adopted:
Enunciatfng tho SAME principles as thoss
announced by ths National and Slate Repub-
lican Executive Committees, the Fits. Dis
trict Congressional Executive Committee OF
West Virginia respectfully reqaess ths Re:
publican Executive Committees of the sew
efal counties OF sald district 10 call meetings
in their respective counties for tho purpose
OF selecting delegates, where the same has not
already been done, TO district convention 10
DO held at Moundsville on the 20 b day OF
April, 1884, at one o'clock +. NJ. t0 EEi
H., by order OF the Committee, Z
s assr, ~, Ii. ETEBLIsG, Secretary, !
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%"HAckAEvAcK," n lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price % and 80 ceats. W So -
snILoH's CUBE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
FoR DYspEpe1A and Liver Complaint, you
have q printed guarantee on every bottle Of
shiloh's Vitalizpr. It meyer falls 10 cure.
"A NASAL INJECTOR Tree with esch bottle OF
shlloh's Cetarrh Remedy. Price 20 cents.
Fos saleby McLain Bros. and A. 7. Young.
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, GEO. R. TAYLOR shows beautiful lines {
dress goods this spring. .s,,ttll''r.t .I..


Alex Wilson, the Diurnal roustabout who
cut Fred Joy 30 badly on Saturday with a
5szor had q preliminary hearing before
squisc Ankle yesterday forenoon, and was
held 10 answer to the charge Of feonious cut
ting II the sum Of $780, failing TO find bail to
Which amount, he was demanded 10 jlil,
wilson says that Newt. Burgau and Billy
foWell, TWO other roustabou.s, had a spite 1t
10y, and after getting him drunk induced
him 10 attack Joy. ''l95 y 4 -
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1Tyou are suffering from sense Of tstrems
,etdri'ess try ons bottle OF Ayers sarsapariila.
1t Will cost you but one dollar, and will do
You incalculable good. 1t will do away with
that tired feeling, and give you new life and
energy. q ~ .7,.r. q.gr55 .,.7-z,s .lIF pAw
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TX the bright aulumnal days the tempta.
tlon TO comfortable exposure yields its fruit
In most pern;cious cough and irritation of
The throat. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup stands
unrivaled as remedy for threat and lang
diseases; 25 cents bottle. sEJ sl5s7iT.Sls :
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Do NOT fail to bear Dr.. DeHss, Tonight at
Fourth Street N. Il. Church on latest eSplo.
rAtions. Admission q centa. Sunday School
scholars under u years OF age, is cents, i i II
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q. s, FERsv, manufacturer Of candies, al
ways hes large stock Of fresh goods On hsnd.
Prompt and careful attention given TO orders
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dhe Q|1lt,':tl.eltiiQe,lrei,..
OEiice: Non. III ana - Fourteenth Ntrcrt,
Now Advertisements.

Il For Sale-Two jersey Cows. i, 80
d Wanted-Competent Timer, 5$55
AZ For Sale-Two Sorfel Horses.
@t Motherhood Of Public Works Aag:
! Stocks For sale-l. Irwin, Agent.
Sealed Proposals. l3T ~ Jy,,s.s3
Ely's Dream Balnl--Third page. X
Henry College Lottery. siI5efs 4. & s;
a+i2l Cehts-H. Emsheimer-H Head Of Local.
{ Clothes Wringera-Nesbitt & Bro. NJ
Just Received-Carpels and Rugs-G.
Mendel & Co, -lIrl -
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AT Fourth Street M. +. Church tonight
you can learn Of the latest discoveries In the
Orient confirming the historic books OF the
Bible. va sltft yer.g ~. .ttgf,. - 60. e.
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=, sTILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF alightly
dsmsgsd carpets left, at lwo.ihirds their fra,
cost. "s,,a r-,y .3,sal 81, ~, J. W. FERIEL.
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The Citizens Building Association this
evening at office Of Fire e. Marine Insurance
Co., No. 1l47 Main street.
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Ray F.H. DEHAss at Fourth Street NJ, T..
Church tonight. on late explorations Ia
cla sic and Bible lands. 49,. !. T,,'' -
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinds of Gardening
Tools aud Seeds. y. E. Doyd's, Market
SQuare EEtrsE ~ 'rrt r.-7. tn. :. l.s' .... r..
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ATTEND the moating this evening OF the
Citizens Building Association.
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RElI nLE eExD,, that never fail TO grow,
arc sold BY Boyd. No old atock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-25

: CnrApEr Hoes, .Rakes, Spades, Bhoyels
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-25

21r you desire q good investment. go 10 tn,
meeting tonight. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-25

rs WAsulSarox, D. G., March o5 -l:so An
! For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, east to
south winds; stationary temperature; CARLY
I cloudy weather in western portion; OCCASION.
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"a For the Lower Lakes, pratly cloudy
weather In southwestern portion; occasional
light {rai,i stationary temperature; variable
winds, z & "a " 4 81 5.i;;lSs II; 4, fs5l1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-25

An excellent opportunity is again afforded
persons who wish 10 accumulate money by
smalt weekly deposits. We refer to the
Ecoaomy Building Association. la plan Ia
herewith fully explained - = -