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BELLAIRE.
Mr.. snndcxs' Aemhins-i1Oyiny
md NcwN

Mr.. SRulcxs' Aenhins-nOyiuy-Po
and Ness.
The D. L. D. Society met q. the home Of
viii Mills last night.
William Allen, moulde. who ha1 bseu
working at the OHIO Valley foundry, has
gone TO Moundsvills 10 work.
A. P. Grove, who hes been in Stoubanyille,
is opening store In t.e room lately occu.
pied by the ninety-uine cent store.
Rev. 7. Il. Armstrong war about town
yesterday. He formerly was p.gtor Of the
NJ. E. churches in the Ballaire circuit.
The public schools era rot in session this
week, the School Boa'd having altered lis
dec sion about the usual LIST OF April yaca.
ton. -a I.-H
Democrats in thu other wards wonder
Thsre all the Firat ward Democrats stay on
election day, when such great numbers OF
them turned out at the primaries.
A large number OF citizsns, including the
employees OF the Bellairs window glass works
In body, met the remains OF ]. W. Sanders
at the b. Il O. depot yesterday morning,
The funeral is set for 10 O'Clock this morning.
The salaries paid in the Belaire Public
Schools during the past year have amounted
10 $7,045S0 Tor the primary aud grammar
departments; $l,l95 for the High echools;
81, 400 for Superintendent and 1908. IA for the
janitoTa.
All five OF the Councilman whose terms are
out have been Recommendations Of the III BY
the Republicans and one by the Democrats.
The Democratic candidates are: First ward,
Eugene Sterriti; Second, john Zllch; Third,
Joseph Carter; Fourth, Dr.. T. F. Smith; Fifth,
Il. G. Hartenstein.
"MoYings'' were plenty, "hoth domestic
and foreign" y,s!erdsy. Ollie a number
who have been working ut Brilliant aud else.
where moved their families to tina. place yes
terday. This hes hepsd 10 relieve lie press.
Ing demand for houses here for great many
new families are coming ia.
Mr.. George Woodbridge, the attorney Of
this city, ives married Saturday night at
MtrietIa, his former home, to the eldest
daughter OF Gen. A. J. Waeoer. Mr.. B,ar
Woodbridge ind Mrs.. ]. A. Gallsher, his
brother aud aister, returned from Marietta
last evening on the Andes. l.Hi,
A STcde attracted attention about town
yesterday on sccount Of bis clothes He wore
blue trousers very looGe, aud crimson
blouse aud cap O. the ssmo color and mn-
serial. He hal bean WORKING in the Wiscon-
stu forests for several years. and is now on
bis way back to Sweden, tired OF this cour.
try, be rays. i1g
The Democrats assembled last evening in
pursuance to notice for the purpose of put
ting In nomination . city ticket, s. L.
Hamilton presided and Marion Hoffman ard
William Gallagher acted al secretaries. The
following ticket wa7 nominated: Mayor, D,
": Cooper; Marshal, John Burke; Solicitor,
John I. Kelly Trea7urer, Fred Rodswlg, sr.;
Street Commit 1ioner, Johu Gallagher; Water
Works Trustee, Adam Faupel; School
Board, A, O. Meilott and R. J. Riley. The
principal fight IVES over tho nomination for
mayor. Patrick McGransghan was MI.
Cooper's opponent. The final vote stood
. to G. r- III - 80
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News md Gossip In Relation to Varloui

News md Gossip In Relation to Various
s5I9 People. RI
State; Mime Inspector, yeazey is at the Nc.
Lure House., Tf.. e Z, r. ~
Miss Annie AcVay has taken the place Of
Miss Jennie 8ylvis as au, operator at the
Telephone Exchange. rf-s ,."-.N 4rf7. 81
Judge George Loomis, OF Parkersburg, is at
the stAmm House. He Is In the city for the
purpcse OF looking after some OF his legal
busnets.F ~ r.i,y EE .yt5ysg Sa.iT
Mics Magic Duniayy, Of Cameron, WILDLY
known In this city, having lately been stu.
dent at the Female College. YVES married Last
week to Mr.. W. Il. Hogans, the B. & o. agent
ut Cameron. mi Fz'',i
Mr.. Ellsworth Piper. one OF the operators
1t the Western Union Office In this city, dad
at bis home Ia Bsllatre last night after only
four daya' illness. He was genial and
steady young fellow. and had been married
but few weeks. His young widow has the
sincere sympathy Of many friends,
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, BANKRUPT lot OF Dry Goods and Notions for
sale at half price by J.rW. Farrell, corner
Main and Twsnty-first streeta.
AilTlcaiN sinfllara ?

Are you disturbed at night md broken Of
your lest by q sick child sutfesinga and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth? I[,,so, send at
once and get bottle OF Mira, Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. I.s
value Ia incalonlsble. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It, mothers. there Is 10 musake about
1t. It cures dysentery and arrhoea, reg.
a'ates the stomach and bowels. cu1ss wiad
collie softens the gums, reduces iniiamma.
ton, and gives tone aud energy 10 the whole
syo:em. Mrs Wiuslows Soothing Syrup for
Children Icething Is pleasant 10 the taste,
and ia tho prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female nurses and physieisnu in the
throughout the world. Piee 81 centu q bot
tie. li5:lE'S NJ : xse4w
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aannicinnl t.nurt..

Municipal CouEt met yesterday morning at
0:S0 O'Clock, udgeIstfsrs on the bench. Tho
following business Wat tsaps,cie5: y
IN, thu or1e Of YIN: +. schnelle -vs:,Louisa
DickeschsidS< aud olhsrs, a decses wal en-.
tered confirming ISLE Of real sst4,E fy1-,
In the cs7s/ot Hannah Woo tfuanasa aud
George Brown vs. Louis WoQAmapsse, an ore
der was entered overrulinHrthe demurrer to
PLAINTIFF declaration, sfd the defendant was
given leave top!ead 81 the first day Of the
next term Of Cour ~ ,7t ~ ''5,;51.l!l Z
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Tiir awiFr SPECIFIC Co.,
~ Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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CHICAGO, March Si.-The Dro,ers' Journal ,cno,t..
1--we hogs-.Keccipls $50 head; shipmenis 3 IN
head; market slow and Sc lower: rough pRciiny
W 2G6 IS; heavy 70 &5a7 TO- Hight SC dhG C5: tfin,
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"COME ON MOE,
Jaller Davis + xtendn an Invitation and
' Describes tho yIcliIln,

Jailer Davis xtcndA an Invitation and
Describes tho Victims.
1nterrllv 1ri!h the Jdii.r IN Eteaing Journal
How would You have acted had you bsen
in the jailers shoes at Cincinnati?'
whenever body OF citiz,ns OF the same
high n spectabilfty Of standing, backe1 by
the public sentiment OF Wheeling, such Is
first backed and set In motion the uprising
In Cincinnati, demands the rendition OF a
criminal, whom they bslieve the cou,t and
Jury failed 10 punish as be shouid bave been,
l w,lloter no resistance to such demand, for
1t would be usele.s 70 DO 50, and then would
save life by 1t. Had the jAiler at Cincinnati
opened hia doors and delivered Berner to the
enregsd citizens his would have been the
only life lost, aud the enc hundred or more
oil oitizsns and soldiers who. because OF bis
great mistake, have los. their lives, besides
the burning Of u costly court house with its
valuable archives and other valuable prop
erty, All Of these happened because Of his
mistaks." II 81 % =. Z +,
"HOw is your jail sltusted in rsgard TO muir
dereis?'' = ~ : Ts
Jailer-"We have thrte murdercrs Tor trial,
Two OF them are IN Jail and one out on in.
piguitcaut BAIL" Y 9,
i"Who are .they?" 5l, yIII
AulAo Aaust AllS buikEiE lluuG u pu ullC
street In this city, on the gan of December,
1882 drew bis pocket knifs FROM his pocket,
and stabbed John Mclaughlin 10 desth. i[s
hes never been tried. Guenther 5chnelle,
on the l0.h Of March, 1883, vent into the
drug store OF old Dr.. sChuchsrdt' and shot
him dead. HIS Gaze is still hanging FIRE in
the Buu'eme Court. George Boettner shot
aud ki.led Charles Dick, March lat, 1851
"Whst VIII our juriss do with Lsus aud
Boettner?" - L.
Tin the schnelle case, the Jury, through
its want Of nerve, found him guilty Of muir.
der in the first degree, but fixed his punish
ment tuos death penalty but imprisonment.
in the peniteniiaIy for life. HIRE we have
three na rders in our own little Wheeling
(little BY the side Of Ciuclanati), still untried
by our court, aud unpuniahsd BY our laws.
Justice will no. aiwsys be moGked and
laughed at. The people will ssttirsd 1t this
way Of punishment .t VIZ 81
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An Euitor,4 Trihu,a.

Theron P. Keator, editor Of the Fort
Wayne, Ind, Gazette, writes: ."For the
past Eve years have always used DR..
Kins'a New Discovery, for coughs OF
most sa7ese character, as we'll Is for
those Of . mi dor typo. 1t never fails to Of
ieot speedy cure. Ny friends 10 whom
havs recommended Il SPEAK OF 1t In son1e
high terms. Having been cured by Il Of
every cough have had for five years con.
slider 1t the only reliable and sure cure Tor
Coughs, Colds, ETC. Call at Logan l. Co.'s
Drug Store and get l8c Trial Bottle. Large
Size, 81 90, r. :, II .l ms Myv1w =
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Opening the Foun1aiD.

In numberless bulbs beneath the skin is Sc,
GREETED the liquid substance which gives the
secretion stoEs the hair begins at once 10 BE-.
come dry, lussreiess. brittle and gray, Is
that the condition OF your hair II So ap.
ply Parker's Hair Bnlsam at oncs. It will
restore the color, gloss and life by renewing
the action Of nature. The BalsaI, is not al
oil, not dye, bat az elegaut toilet Article,
highly appreciated btpauss Of its cleauliness..
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$500. 49,.
SlcaBepyllle Shorts.

An effort Is making in the Third ward to
get Up non.partisan ticket for mem bers oil
the School Board. - \
The funeral Of David Wilkin took place
yesterday from the residence OF his son. VIM.
Wilsin, the clerk on the Abncr y Neal. q.
While Johnny Layer, little bow of about
eight years, was playing on the hillside back
Of town large log by some means was start
ed rolling aud belo,s tho led could get out OF
tho way vas upon him, rolling over him,
breaking some bones OF the pclvis, Iacsrating
bis back and causing internal IL quries. II
"a not thought bis wounds will prove fatal, s
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POisDn


In the blood will nearly always show itaclt
in the spring. II 1t does not come in the
shape Of blotchos, pimpleu, erupt;ons, etc., 1t
causes dull and heavy feeling, indisposi,
ton to e1ertion, loss Of appetite and zen.
eral letting down OF the system. Nature at
this j1ncture requires aome resistance 10 help
throw of this poison and clean up the organ.
ism Tor the trying simmer weather. For
this there IL nothing better than BVifts spe.
citic. n...i,
Letters from twenty-three (o3) Of The lead.
ing retail drugpis'1 OF Atlantis say, under
date Of Msrch 81, 1884: I'VE cell more OF
swifta Specific than any other one remedy,
and three 10 ten times rs much e1'auy other
blood medicine We sell IL to all classes,
and many Of the best families use ii az gen.
eral health tonic" Is =:
Treatise on blood and akin disatsea mailed
free. II
Til. awiRr SPECIFIC Co, IT,
Gy4 Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga.
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ToLxpo, @. March sl.-Wheat, demand active
market weak, No. 21ed cash IS asked; May 95Hc:
Bic: No. ca4h 5ic May t4ISc; June oSkc: A .e.
jected tic asked; no grade 49Nc. Oats uuist: M
cash and May 3sc: June 3skc Clover seed es S'
Ter: prime cash Is IS asked; April IS sOa5 Oh No.
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Miners Strike End Ell !,

The coal diggers at Msrshall, Van Fcs,eu
& Co.'s mines,S at Fulton, returned 10 WORK
yesterday, after u ak weeks strike, in which
they we're successful. Tbs owners agssed 70
place the scales in charge OF James Marshal,
which wag the principal object OF .ahe strike.
The cid price, DO cent?, will DO paid.
s Tho adjustment Of the difficulty prevented
q strike Ut the compsuy's other mine, rs the
operatives there would have coue out yes
terdny II tho Fulton miners hal not re.
turned 10 work. n ssI.Ay55' r III
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Although wonderful improvements have
been mate the cost has been reduced from 80
TO- 60 percent: Our illustrated catalogue
shows many kinds and gives lowest prices
Send for one it is free, Great Western Gun
Works, Pittsburgh Pa. =7--z;. - K7Hlw :
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RRIDGEPO8T.

besfrEetivs Fire mt ffaynn,d-Eews
,..s.s Paragraphs mud Personals,
"A great catastrophe occurred at Maynard,
a station on the G., L. & w. Railroad, four.
teen miles west OF here, early Sunday morn
Ing, In the total destruction Of Mr.. J. w.
Scotfs store by fire. It seems that burglars
entered the store and blew, up the safe, and
an oil can; being in close proximity The store
was fled BY the explosion and in short
tins totally destroyed. A powder can was
found tho next morning short distance
from the store. Mr., Scott esti mates his loss
at " ,0o6. upon which there is IN inslranco
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SUBSCRIBERS OF the Intelllgenccr
who contemplate change Of residence
Will confer favor by calling at the office
and giving notice Of tho same, In order
that their papers may be promptly de.
llyered. sE5'. b y y, \. 81 s35+4
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'OpENING,

Our Spring Opening OF Pattern Hats
uni B0nnets wilt take place within tie
next ten days, (notlce us 10 dates will bs
given Ia Q few days.. We PROMISE tho
choicest Novelties ever brought 10 this
city. A. l.. RTE g. co. ii
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Tue retention Of any wes.e matter in the
systsm produces injury. The collection OF
"phlegm" or diseased mucus In time OF cold
or throat affection should be promptly re-
moved. Dr.. Bills Cough Syrup does 1t
more quickly and eddctually than any other
cough syrup made. .01
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TreB cherouaIc

Ar. jeremiah Coleman, Norwich, N. y,
sustained Rsvere sprain by fall on the Ice,
10 says be thsnkG God for st. Jacobs Oil, the
great pain.relieyer which cured him, h - =
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a {! 4 at1t:elllrqealter
Onicc: Nos. 70 md 81 F0urtccpIil street
Now Advertisements.

& Wsnted-Four Girls.
Wanted-Girl to do Homework. ~
For Misunderstanding Piano. ~
L,st-shipplng Receipt Book.
i Notice TO the Public. sr.t IA. 4,
SEo.ica-Jos. speidel & Co. Il. !.
! Leaf Tobacco-H. Sramon.
Benwood Citizens Ticket - -sA-
Piano Moying-F. W. Baumer, z. &.
For Eent-Desirable Dwelling, ',, .7s.'..l
Card Of Tbapks-W. u. B. Society. NJ
Spring lSsi-Now Goods-H. w. Fisher.
~ oste.ter's Ritters-Third page. 5-.4..
!, Children's Clothing-David Ash-Head OF
Il Clothes ENTHUSIASTICALLY 4 Bro. 81 =; J
,IJnstiINseelyed-csrpes and Rugs %.
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GEALED PROPOSALS,
Cfr:CE or THE Cry WATER IoAaD,
u IfVgI N VI fnrnt. f.gt

WHEELING, ". VA, March q, iasf.
sellc! Proposals will he received at this office
until the llth Of April nj x. III Il NJ. for the fol.
lowing work to lie done III connection with tho
City Wafer Works:
st-.'inilrga pump.well. to b, 81 fee, deep, %
ire diameter, In clear, within walls: to DO lined
with wells Of hard burned brick feet III thick.
| meas, laid In full eemunt mortar, walls to baye
stone iootlg foot deep, fee! Thick aud to becoy.
b0k oil walls to recei.e coating Ct 4 Inch clear
cement for height OF about 20 feet.
"a. CJn'tucling MI !n!c:.well 20 feet deep. Of
VII ch OIL about 0 feet Is In excavation, Is feet
lu crot di .meter. lined vi h wall Of similar char.
acter TO The io.mcr, with similar iooling aud
coping;
long with crG.ls C!on Il l6qunre feet, to receive
.i.incn wAt"r pipe which, viii TO laid by tho
r'onlrd I: and supported until the pipe eau b
pIt III place.
The city wilt fn,i!sh stCIm power iur dcniCkI
and pnmps d4Hns the prCgte& Of this work II n.
4ni1e1 ~ The contractor; ibe latter 10 make AL
me necessary coiint ctirn Allabor. material aud
p!ant stqnsed for The work, e,Cep. the engine, 70
ht Supplied by tao roSt'nc,u Or nj ITS Own cost.
Proposals. endorsed. "riop,;alr fer Water wolE
City OF wheeling" mutt be nddIesSed 10 tho un'
q" sisntd. accompanied BY bonds Satisfactory to tho
Ford In the penal sum Of 5000. CONDITIONED Tor
the n;rmulirG'Hcnt o! the work Within one week
sfief the award |! IN fc and for It's prnhecpiOu 10
completion, III ffcordtNCe WITH the specification,
Oh or before Gtst Of July next: or instead Of luch
bond the bidder MAJ deposit With bis p,OpoIAl, Il
the hands If i0ar,, the SuN 81 s;0O subj ct 10
the Ike conditions, II Els bid no accepted, other
vile 10 be EciurJ q 70 htpl.
Bibs mrst b. by the cubic yard for excavation OIL
we'll sud lunr'l, fJr brick work. ail Tor stone
Wo'k, and By The superficial loo, for cement Coat.
ing.
Plans snd specifications, also Iorns for bonds and
proposals.. 10 he seen At this 8tlice.
The Hcatd reEclycs the right TO reject my orRl
bids.
BY order OF The paaa,
mr2l ALEX. rPnEGRAHF, ecc'r
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having suffered for Q years With
paralysis, /" says MI. Joseph Yates, OF Pater:
son, Now Jersey. II was cured BY ,Sasariio,i
N1siae." Mr.. Yates authorizes this state.
ment. Your druggist keeps II, 81 80. =
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FLoEEEs, Eyergreens, Fruit Trees, Grape,
vines, Small Fruits, etc. Write 10 us il Won
want to plant any this spring. \ :
49, OtcAR WRldHr,
t5g Tali lS5--, 4 TO MoundBville, ". Va.
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CllILDREN'S HATS.

We have just received the very latest
Eastern novelty in the way Of lMisses'
Hat II Is The prettiest shape we hive
seen for many seasons. We have It In ull
th0 new c0lOrs. 4. L, RILE l. 10. /
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I h EAoquAnrERs. FOR all kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Seeds. g. E. Boyd's, Market
EOuAre. ~ a m + .tTt,S. 'ssI 49,
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BAEIRurr lot OF Dry Goods and Notions
for aa!o at half price by J. W. Ferrel, corner
Main and Tventy,iirst streets. ~
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Petrc{oum.


ments b3G!l barrels; Charters lob b, r.ls ii;
City Exchange stock, 81 81 per share bid. none
offered. The Der tek's monthly rUrort OF tl,l omar
Ut obs read To-day iu Tho Exchange, shows 30 rrs
up, al intrsase oil 50 Owe. Febtl,ryB o. rstions.
wells d.illing Vs. adherence nf II. Total 47I. NJ,
incress, Of "; wells completed .ss. an Increase Of
3d. new production 0o5 barrels, an iuc,pasc OF n.
d;y holes q, All lucredse Of u. -g-.-,E- : -
TrusvfLLs, Pa, Axreh al.-opeplug at 95o.
highes. g5c; lowest 9sAc; closed at ,0iskc ship,
ments S3bl2 barrels: chatturJ l,90s barrels: II,ns
Si,9Ti hattcls:;Iae Htradsmodshly oil report Ct
operations will show. th.t during March 26G wells
were completed ~ that region. with a production
were building md :t2 " liz drilling Tho ropoit
siderable cls7'lclsy Ia ep:ra,ioas though much Of
activity In the small we'll districts Of The miIdie
field. The Gaivey well, Ia II, cksbutg. ia said ~
have done % barrels In the 1r.t II hours - :"
., BRADFORD. Pa, March ,3l.-C,ude oil we,r.
total runs Saturday and sunday LIP, % barrels. IT,
tai shipments 1862 barrels; charters li.9h hs,.
70 $: clearances 0ts2, 900 blres United Dino Ina
certificates opened and closed at Q44s:: Highest
prlce: 9!hc lowest 93c. ~ n 4 q. - s''
PIT1sBuIsH. Pa, March 3l.-The 1! ternoon ses.,on
was moro active and arner; opened al VSlSc:s nj.
yauccd and cloSed at9shc ~ - r. -
EEr foRK, March si.-Pesro.cum tltmer United
Dis.c;itenncd S1Sas1Ic. ..'7 ~ -. A''sN
/ PHlLApEltllA, Pa, March sl.--petro.eum dpl,
and nominal. NJ ~ 80 so. lA4HN
BALTIMORE, March 81 Petroleum nominal; re.
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Still fifteen or twenty pieceG Of slightly
damaged carpets left, at two.tnirds their flrst
cost. 81. J. W. FERar1,
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CHEAPEST Hoes, Rakes Spades, shoyels
'Mattocks, at 8. E. Doyd's, Market square.
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-REL1.BLE SEEDS, that never fail to grow,
are sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd's.
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STILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
dsmsged carpets left, at two-,hirds their frat
cost. ]. W. FEEnRL.
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Wnlrr Kid Opera Gloves at 80 ut J. W.
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W ARLINGTON, D. O., April l.-l:s0 4, II
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
warmer, partly cloudy weather, local rainS,
southeast veering 10 southwest winds, local
storms followed III the western part by colder
weather. IS n a.. 4
A; Lower Lake, generally warmer and cloudy
i oather, local rains, southeast yeerIng L,
winds and local storms. NJ
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The 1E!na mill Is making new switch. -
Squire Howell says be Is sill on The track
for Mayor. 80 y z. t..s-.. :.
Mr. 8. A.Junkius left yesterday evening
lor the Eastern cities to purchr7e his spring
stock Of goods. = e sn :, 7z;S5ss..'T r.,
. The room formerly occupied by 6anns.
Qppenheimer has been rented by Nj. Eiil.
yer, Of Ffecport, O., for q retail grocery.
: The West Wheeling N. <. church Is In
need OF aid. They lci! their o,esn and q
great deal Of property, besides having the
walls Of the church damaged. Mr.. Lave, Of
the National bank, Bridgeport, hr. started
subscription Tor the ohnrch, and he's already
obtsiued $50. About $3.50 will repair tho loss,
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THE i DAILY !, IL I t,MiARK.ElTs.
Tho riunncinl world.

NEw Yoax. March si.-Money mArket easy At
1ka2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 3 <aSh
percent: sterling Exchange banter' bills steady
ii Il ss5s: demand Il Sst5. 5ll
GoyEanAEsrs-lnwet for fou,s At 1854 and l24ss
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FLOURlNG MILL PROPERTY FOR
A. SALE
The property known AZ tho caldwell MIL" on
Ga'awsl's Run. near the city, having three run ii
Euss. Engine Had two Cylndcr Rollers, all III rood
rlinntrg order. With four room dwelling, FOOD
slahle, on piat Of ground 1850 feet trout Ito .ett
deep. A good opening Tor parties OF moderate
means VIII be sold cheap AND Oh libeal ,t1,ns,
Only CAUSE for teltnc, the owner being engaged In
another buaincss. -
For luther information call OH or address
ALEXANDER BONE,
mr," Agent and Rf0Ser. Wheeling ", Va
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INDICATIONS,

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