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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06
Extractos de algunos periodi-

Extractos de algunos peri6di-
co.," Ell Est6mago es ell origen de la
sangre y de todas las facultades del
cuerpo; las Pildoras de Bristol son la
gran medicina para limpiar ell est6ma-
go regularizar los intestinos."
la Zarzaparrilla de Bristol cura
radicalmente desde la mas igera des-
composition de la sangre hasta la mas
inveterada enfermedad. "
NO hay case de Dyspepsia que resis-
ia a la poderosa acci6n de las Pildoras
de Bristol. Puede decirse que forman
una nneva mucosa. La acedia desapa-
rece, III OPPRESSION Sc disipa y los dolores
cesar al POGO tempo de su uso."
Chinches, cucarachas, rato-
nes, hormigas, moscas, mosquitoes, in
sectos de todas clases, destruidos por
medic del Rough on Rats" Pidase
q los boticarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06
ylUDADE ECREVAORIA& CO

np eadores De mercaneias especialidad 81
sm.-ass Mallorquinas.
yertas al por mayor, San Justo nnm. 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06
S. MELON & CO. San Il sa''o
EEllERSEN g. C0. Rsa EstuA9 ahg.s 9.

Importadores de todas prooedenciaa Especiah-
dad en- mercanctas seoas al por mayor detail
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06

Poesia.-En ell presente nume-
ro insertamos una muy sentida original,
de la inspirada poetise Sra. D.' An
gelina MARTINEZ de Iapuente.
No es esta la primera vez que honra
nuestras columns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06
Observation-Disclosures cor
Grave.-Dice un colega que con

diarmcute d los caballeros Cadetes qu'
acabau de ascender q O6ciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06

% A Ia ssaoTits Guerrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-06
SECCION LITERARIA.
AMP AFRO! Q)

iAmparo, dulce nombre de magico consuelo,
De atribu'ada vida deste'o matinal;
;Amparo! clara linfa donde Sc mira el cielo,
Al psp4rcir ventura cual lluvia celestial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
Transactions to.day::%C!, Geo thares
t.rcHdstu.M nnd r'roy,.tors.

new YoEE, April 5.-fuur dull and ulchapve,.
receipts ,O9l barrels: exports zoo barrels. WHEAT
spot lots taalc lower: onto opened !ruIls kssT
higher, buzz itelwAri LOST his and dccliiti TsIe
Closing barely ktu.dy. with Il recovery Of llaJtc.
receipts III 90 bushels. exports $40 0 bushels IA
!Eh!t,Eo g349Sc; Nc. .pFins 9l}sG9sc; ucgratei
s ai,S b ns n!StNss e SS TT at Ss snss
Gales 2,gG0oo0 bushels q. s1Nca9g1lc, rlSi,r \;
9shc June, sales 2,!520o0 bushels Vi O95.,si' oi'
elostnG a. 99Hc; July kaLes lc4.OO0 bushels At Al
90 bushels q, S! !oh.i ok, closing a, 81 81
Com, SPOT lots la2c and op,ions iLasc ioSrett'
Gl.A.s ,he.yJ;. Eecsirts 1900 hushels; exnn,is,
2 2G l enshes n1g'seed iit5IG; 70. 3 .ixt5SIe;
u tSssesc closing Al &c; June o. 5 ii5s
SIC. Ua,s Tc lower; receipts sCS1 buse sis c =.
Ho,ts II soassels western mixed s.H1sec; White
ssein sVs, Msy demand fay and market
Rio dull: options opened lOal5 poiats higher Bill
nst. les, pat. oil adyance, cltsiue
barely , :. steady Eo no. tpo s
sales 1850 bags July q. s,74aS75c, sales 1900 ha,,
August At S.7VassOs; sslts3 90 bags September q
5 ;7hHs go; Sugar dull AID weak; mus ssyato bEs
G}!c c. 6hasHc yellow s,bttsc GU, loat 9IG tx
s &oisssss se,ay RIsc Il sEsscd a
stronger at 5a7Hc, Resin unchanged Tu,pen,iue
H:r ngcr y. 83c. Eses western iro6l dull aud cs.r
a. l!hs?0c roTk quiet; old mcss pork SIC 50a,G OK
peel uui anu utAvy. lhfu tNRdy. western steam
spo, $780,: May S.Gla573c: June 7,ss, S3c juiy 4,
a.. pc; august SSas 99c Butter du lnud uncha, o.
ed. thseie firmly held bu, demand light.
CHICAGO. April 5.-Flour dull, weak md ,ov.,.
Eigh Winters s. 60i5 Is: Michigan winter wheat
81 7baa 30; rye hour 81 Goa: 80. What unsettea'
irregular, with fluctuations very rapid: Opcned
lower. rallied Yale, d. clincd W, then srdienir
declined lHc additional, ,alitd Nc aud s0ld o,r
1cREd clo.ed lHn lower for Nay, re lover n,
June, &c Liver for July than yesterday: ss ic
ranged; April 1G'lAiS3ic, closed al 76Hc; Nay S:X
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NPECIAI. SEkyICEk
Held III Some OF the ttty Churches Ye.
fCffinv

Held III Some OF the tity Churches Ye..
terdny. e.,
Yesterday was Palm Sunday and special
services were held in The Episcopal and
Catholic churches appsorrist, to the event
the day sacradly'commemora.es. In tLa latter
churches the palms were blessed by the Bishov
st 10 A. NJ. In the afternoon he delivered the
las. lecture OF his Lsnteu series, "Faith Tia
Supernatural Character" being tho suhjec,
OF his remarks, which wero listened 10 yery
attentively by Il large audience. The present
week Is known as Holy Week. and ssrvices
will be held 10 the churches OF both demon,
nations every day, preparatory 10 next Sun.
day, which ia Easter.
AtSt. A.tGsTa church yesterday morning
n clsss Of shout thiTy<wAs Confirmed by
Bishop reterkin. The lisbop Ssye shor,
discourse on this OCCASION that vas yery
highlytpoken OF by al who were so fortunate
Us 10 hear him. The recto,s OF g., Matthew'S
St. I.uks's MS sted 10 thu devotions. Since
the !! rod the congregation OF at. Luke's has
united with that OF St.,Mathews until such a
time Us st. Tyxef shall be fit for ssrvice,
At the ltfs. Presbyterian Church last
night. Rs. u. @. Eorthrop, j. l.. DIX
sec.e,avol tie CONNECTICUT Stais ;;oard OF
EiucHion occupied the pulpit. Ills Tax,
wsy"l,ehold what God hath Wrought" His
t-lk was entirely on tho country OF Japan
and the wonderful advancement It hiss made
10 tho past few yeas, although under tho
dynasty established 900 yesrs ago. 1t was
very Interesting, AID Simed the attention
OF every oEe for the entire hour that he smoke.
The large claas OF children confirmed last
week al 81 Johns Gt imsn Church, yester.
day presented the pastcT RsV. Ar. Eissnlohr,
With handsome clock. and . gold bsu. The
occasion was made very pleasant one.
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lis observance In This btnte-Superln.
ten,icut Butcter'A WORK.

It's Observance In This btate-SuperIn.
ien,icnt Butchers Work.
s.nto superintendent Of Schools Butcher
has named Friday, APRIL Is, as "Arbor Day
~. 1881, in the SCHOOLS Of this State. Thit
d'y has been observed -. years In iha public
schools CT several OF the other States, but
was never observed in West Virginia until
las. year, when Mr.. Butcher recommended
thata day BIO set apart fer that purpose
and in over Two hundred schools in
the State, the day sas vsry pleasantly
celebrated. In Ohio the Legislature has
made it school holiday, and not only do
the schools observe it but also many citizens
taxa that time to sat ont trees and shrubhery,
md IN other ways assist Nature to bsautify
their honss. In Brilliant, the little town u
few miles up the river, for instance, the citi.
zans this year Iroposa 10 Rst out 400 water
naples. In the years to come, their children
AS they wander under the shade OF these
trees will hold in grateful remembrance
"a rbor Day"
II ia the custom also, for the schools in con.
nection with the planting OF trees to have
appropriate exeycii C that both please and H.
struct the children. The school houses in
Wheeling. with tie exception Of the one on
thu lsl1nd, are not situated in a manner 10
allow OF planting. I. has been suggested,
however, by q cit;z,n OF the "Gsrdeu spot''
that it would be q great acbemc for the school
children and residents in that portion OF the
city 70 take advantage Of the is h inst. and
plant trees Many young trees were Swep.
away by the Hood and othera injured 80 that
they will die. They should be replaced and
the Island made more th&p ever, u Garden
Spot"
The bard OF Public Wofxs isss yssr sat
on. numerous trees on Wheeling Hill, the
hope being that they would taks root and so
bind the earth toge her IS to prevent in'pert
the terrible wash that takes place during
every heavy rain. The trees are nearly ail
dead now though. having been killed by
tIough,less aud reckless boys. Tbs president
oil ,hs Board has suggested to Supt. Birch
that trees might be planted tasrs, or at least,
iae boys taught the harm and injury done
by the destruction OF them. This could be
done by short talks from tina teachers.
Tha SCHOOLS in Moundsvilie and Wcllsburg
properly snG sypt. Butcher ia taking an &C
there but elsewhere in The atate. Yesterday
Re-. 3. G. Northrop, l.. l. b., s..Secretary
OF the Connecticut State Board oil Education.
one Of the best known educational writers id
the country aud who has done large amount
OF educational work in the South, arrived in
tue city. Ie ia greatly interested in "Ar.
bo. Day" work and will DO With Sup..
Butcher this week. On Friday afterGoon
next be will address teachers meeting in
this city and Prof. Burns, OF Ohio, is also *.
pected to DO present. Tbs meeting will be a
very interesting one.
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Rriet Notes on Cnrrtn, Events Of Minor
lutefrht,

IutctVNts
Tur Board Of County Commissioners will
meet IN regular monthly session this morn.
ing. .,1l,.f
AT midnight last night The names Of twelve
DRINKS mud disorderlie1 were OH ths slate at
police hNndquarters
TWENTY THREE car loRda Of elnigrants went
West Saturday morning, by special trains
over tho Baltimore < Ohio.
The Central Flood Relief committee will
meet ~ the City Building tonight Its bust.
nets Ia fast nearing the closing point.
Yesterday was inch beautiful day that
nearly every one able To be out, took Advan.
.age Of II. The streets were filled with pro.
nipnaders, anil the Elm Grove motor line
carried out large number Of people.
l'nEnk w,p trouble nj l,ou Ruple's rancho
OIL Twenty.tlrs, streht bgain last Saturday A.
iernoon One ieaturA on tho programme
YES The attachment Of all tho goods in the
house by Constable Wilcox for the purpose oil
SaisIyingn claim Of $50 made by the cook.
Tnr mtmbsrs OF tho St. Patrick Socle
ty NIT In 81. Alphonsus Hall yesterday sf
,erroun and elected the following officers
President. Patrick Weii; Wire President
Michael shpeky; Secretary, VIM. Manio'
Treasurer, Patrick Kenny; Chief Marshal
John Carney; Messenger, Tnomas Wbalen.
The Third Presbyterian Sunday School yes
ter,l4y e'ected The following llliccrs Tor thu
ensuing yrar: Superintendent Henry Kun
kle; Assistant Superintendent, William A.
rspp,; Secretary, John i Piper; Treasurer
|. Falton; L'brsriana, Charles Miner ant
William Christina Orgsnist, Lillian Jones
THE Committee on Fire Department will
tonight. open bids from various manufac
iureIs for furnishing the city q new tire en-
CINE. Several representatives OF these con
Germs are here FIR the purpose OF psessi'
their claims. The city needs an engine ant
needg one bad. Care should be taken IL
selecting, that no cheap affair, easily WORT
ont, Ia purchased.
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Il. !: D. UiSGltinIHATIONS,
An Old md Fruitful roptc Once More
.|f HsinE TutkeI ABOUT.

An gId md Fruitful fopic Once More
hsl"g TuskeI ABOUT.
saturdays baltimore AMERICAN.
There hays been for ZONE time complaints
that discrimination is made against Balti.
more by the railroads in transporting freight
10 iEtcrinsl:ste points. It is claimed thst
consequently in many s.ser ts.:e. terms eau
be made with the Western and NorthTcs,tr ri
oitiee lying mncn farther. swsy.' As al illus.
trs,ion. Que gentleman ding business in
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Virginia AID
other Satea, says tha. furniture shipped from.
k"yse7, w. Va, n dishncs OF nearly eigh,
Lundred miles, costs AZ cents per hundred
wt!ghf, while from Baltimore 10 the same
se;rt, about 200 miles. the charge is 81 10 per
hnadred xsiaa!. For heavy groceries, as
meat, tour, &C., from chicag5 &c Grsfton,
the charge is &c ceats par hundred weight:
fUn; !;sl'imora 1t IL 10 cents per hundred
weight! tfcni bou,ou ~ Etsft0a; via Wheel
rig. SO cents: from New YORK and Pni'adel,
phia TO the same point ~ cts 4 member OF a
iirin whlch has AL extensive trade over the
roads ran niug Weat, Sout1 and North from
tbs CITY, when asked II his bushes, had
boon etss.e3 b.; the difference in rates to in
tsr,nsh'a poilts, said: Yes, wa have been
gntierlnE from il for some time. 0aly yester-
Day one Of or ttaye!ins statesmen in G raf lou,
befote hs colld sell h bill goods, was requir.
I'D 10 susrsntee that the i-eisht from Bali:
mora would not he higher than from New
York, and hs could no, do II, and of course
we lost the customer. The ssme thing has
happened at other points along the line"
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Arion Hall was crowded last night. Every
chair About each one Of the numerous tables
wsg occupied, the balcony Was packed and
many were obliged In stand up. The occa.
sion WAS the lost Sunday night
rehearsal OF ,hs Opera House Orchestra
series that have been given at
Arion twice month during the fall and
winter. The programme WAS splendid
one, containing as 1t did numerous choice
selections. In the first part Courad's over.
ture Berlin, H,Y 1t L,ushg and How it
Cries, and selections from Patience" the
vast audience applsudtd each to the echo
The second part WIS q succession Of popular
numbers; opening with Koppi'zs vaudeville
overture, followed by Lecocq's po;poursi
Heart and Hand" and concluding with
that sweet Gavot,e Secret Love-" The third
part opened with ono Of suppe's grand over.
lures. 1t WAS admirably rendered End an
encore imperAtively demanded. The cernet
solo Of Mr.. Rollers also ksd to bs repeated.
The rehssrsal WAS the most successful one
held this season.
Conductor Was is putting the n ea through
a rigorous training. and 'hA Hpls,d d results
OF the same are more apparent every day.
The grand concert on tho Ills Mt the Opera
House will be worth hearing. In ab5nt one
month tho concerts ut the Park will com.
Mence. ..
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A really gtea, aud novel attraction Is the
one which will appear NJ this popular theatre
Tonight. Johnny putyis tbs great English
clown and his colilcal little dot keys and his
great show o. performers have been engaged
by Charley Shay to give the people sone.
thing new In the way Ct annselnsnts. This
combination will combine minstrelsey,
drama. comedy. vaudeville and circus.
Johany Pa Wis was engaged by Adam Fore.
pauah, in EaG!And, Mt Il salary OF 1900 per
week with hts doukels, brought over to thia
country, and wal the leading attraction Of
the show for tw, sessons. Sweeney & Rylaud,
the Irjrb comedian; Bartlett & Fisher, the
!e,.Ianis grote que kickers; Mnloney 4 Miss
Mable Gray, In it.le OF everything sketot !;
Koehler 4 Connels In "Snow and Sunshine;"
Kelley Il Miss Ida Bertha In "Spatm';" Cnn.
ningham Il Curren In Irish Boys Take the
Cake and the two comic fArces are other
features on the bill that will please.
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The Supreme Court Of Appeals met on
Saturday as usual all the judges ayssent, and
disposed oil the following cases:
RatcliI We. Poundstoue. Reversed and re.
nlanded. 20. ,
p. r. Lsidlcy Us. Knight, trustee. Re7srs
ed sud d!smicIet. /
II Bee vs. Duideis. Eeys'7eq at COS: Of plain.
klee 4 Rrcs. VS.. Reitzenbelger. Reyersed
and remanded.
gigs VI. Armstrong and Others. Affirmed
Logic w. Elack Affirmed.
Horn w Perry. lismisasd with costa
New appeal allowed; bond II 500.
Andrews vs.. MOymond, trustee. Appeal
allowed, bond $3.50.
HeM :oower V. Dctrick. VII. OF error al.
lowed; bond $50
Adjourned until ns1t Saturday at len.
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Who Cnn Donht the Fntrne>s OF IL
Henry College Lottery DrpwinIr
R00d the Names Of Some Lucky i'eapl
Who Have PAirnnjzed his C0tnnnuy.

Who Have pairnnjzed thus C0InpnnS.
Ticket No. 7S,O23, 81 900, sold to y. A. Gay.
lord, 6t. Louis. Mo; Ticket No. 999s, $40.
900, whole, sold to u. W. Smith, Aaidani,
Conn; Ticket No. 81 Oh $1,000, soil to j. c.
Smith, Washington, D. C; Ticket No. 2 go,
$1,000, sold by Far k Fnsby, Bismarck, DE-
sots; Ticket No. 50 i02. ii coo, sold to Henry
Lamokin, Lima, 0; Ticket No. 81, 800, S, OO6,
sold to James L. Newman, SuMlnit Point,
W. Va Ticket No. 2.iS5, s., coo, sold to T,
Solznau. G5 JEFFERSON st., Baltimore, Nd:
Ticket NJ. 7SsI0. 10000, whole, sold ,r Geo
Checker and Eli. RAilton, San Frarciscc,
CAL; Ticket No. 81 3o6, Is, 100, sold to W. Il,
Lease., Denmark, D; Tlckc: No. 81, 293, s..
tCp sold to Z NJ. HSwkius, Windsor, Mo;
Ticket No. 4OG5S, $500, sold by j. Nj,
Tracer, Dayton, o Ticket 70. IO,740. $1,000
gold to a. i3o.to, Cairo, H., Ticket No. 49,.
2l2, $4,000, sold TO + b Ksuer, kineley,
Kan; Ticket No. As So 81 100, sold to +. j.
&a'nn, New Madrid, Mo Tickle, No. S..
Ss!, 81, 0y0, sold 10 MIRA; " a. Shook, CosHn,
Fem Ticket No. II l0l. II 900, sold to A.
4. hitekart Andrews. y. IIckes only So
each; halves. 81. .S57 PR s. amounting to
$4,000. Mex d'a Sing will tax. place IN
Covlpgton, Ky, Thursday, April q h. Ad.
dress all orders for t!ckeis to r. b.. Spencer,
Corington, Ky. pAx
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News ami Gossip In Relation to VariOu
People.

NCWk anu OOs4lp III heihtIOH 10 vhrlouf
People.
Mr.. Joe Dtyine ha, gone to DAko!a.
Mrs. Anna NJ. bheib has returned from I
visit OF several months In Florida.
Mr.. Eli. Bowie, Of Bsllaire, spent q few
hours with friends in this city yesterday.
Mis- Aunie l.. Logan has not resigned he
position as professor OF music and French IL
The Wheeling Female College as reported.
Miss Jessie Macon has returned from Wash
irg,on, D. c., where she hHs been spending
II pasttesson with her sister Mrs. A. X
Wagner ,
equirc Ankle has go.e to Huntington t.
tt;e!d the meeting Of the Grand Lodge X. o
Il. Ct THU State which takes place tomorrow
Or. ]. Il. Snilh will also attend from thi
city.
Col. John 7. McGrsw, prosecuting attorne!
OF Tyler county, was In the city over Sun
day. His tiatr Miss Rose, who is attending
Vt. de Chantal. spsnt s portion OF yesterday
with bin. 5..-,
Harry Hastings one OF the we'll known ant
popular young men OF LaBelle street, OF
Saturday evening entained 4 number Of h
gentlemen friends At supper, the occasion
being his twcniy-iourth birthday. 1t was
very jolly affair.
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An0ihcr IrOtSAE.
III Inc EIiIor NJ In, Tut,fyipsrrr.

To he Editor Of The Ia.epiceneer!
sIn:-l an glad toses disposition on tho
part OF Taxpayers Of the city to hold tho
County Commissioners to strict account for
voting tho peoples money away for country
roads, and think that ms communicated,
in your issue Of the 3:h inst, sensible and
to the point Flood sufferers and tai. psyerr
see TO 1t, that your money is not squandered
OH country by.ways, when II is ana has bean
nearly all winter, almost impossible to RET
load OF coal delivered when you get of Of tho
paved streets OF the city. Ask tho County
Commissioners to vote four.fittts OF this mn.
preparation (the proportion they tax to nav
for county purposesl Tor repairing city streets,
and sec what kick there will be, This
county eau be run on II 400 levy and Tax.
payers should hold their Commissioners 10
an account OF any excess. hope that this
matter OF $220 0 as n starte. for roads and
bridges will be defeated at the meeting OF tbs
Board Tomorrow. J.W,
Wheeling, .Ap'1lG.
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sesrEi: EEnS,
Notes AbOnt the htennibonis,n Rank hrirtp
and TGlegrnpi,ic Reports,

Notes abOnt the hteAnIhonis,n Rank hrirtp
and Tolegrnpi,ic Reports.
TIE s totia passed down Saturday morning
sna We Katie stockdale went up yesterday. I
The Elaine ps-ss1 up with lumber satur.
day and the Bale fsiace brought r towel the
same toSbis port. :
Tho ryeetas fallen about four Ice. at this
point during be past tTo days. The marks
les! e.sn'ng lneipAed . depth OF fourteen
The st. Lawrence arrived from Hittsturrh
Il! an early hour Saturday evening and rot
away III good time yesterday morning with q
fair trip considering the scarcity OF freight.
,fallipolis parties have the contract for the
macbt nery FOR The largest screw propeller ey.
er built en- the Ohio OF Mississippi rivers,
The boat is being built. by UiuGiph nat, paft!ss
and will CTS! $4,000.
Saturday there arrived from B,ownsyille
the hull Of II email stern.wheel packetfhst
Svteuty & Son have tho contract rs build.
Il is for Brown Bros, of Maysville, XIV, The
i n1afn n;.:yI vii he pn:on and the st speed
Attention Is called 10 the advertisement, OF
the ". n. Chancellor, thejropulsr Pits.
burak spd Epnawhs rive. p1cks,. She Is due
he.e Wednesday morning s!an early hour
erron:e Tor Charleston 'Dapt. Z. r. Chsnr
ee;ior Is in comn's,Gnnd La 0. Huntington
is Tie clever pufspf. :.
The Dlurral, ieit at II o'clock Yesterday
morning for Pn1ktrsaurg and the Courier LIT
TIM; place for this city. The boats will con.
tinue making tEeee Sunday trips during the
season providing the river does not get TOO
low, The Diurnal, considering that it was
her first Sunday Trip, had fair number OF
passengers yesterday.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincinnati,
Tor which point she will Leave on her return
trip tomorrow afternoon. The Andes Is In
eyely .esnect'a ltst.clsss passenger packet,
She rI''s steady, hc- cabin and staterooms
Ere roomy, her freight tse,iitie. umple and
her officers are genial ard Accommodating
gentlemen. Saihiaction 10 ggSsan,eed stl
patronlzlrg the Andes.
Oh CRY, Pa, April 5.-Eiver 4 fee, 0
inches aEt falling; weather clear and cool. .
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AMuSEit EMS.
opERA Hoi'sE.

Tomorrow night John T. Raymond, the
mence tSo nights engagement. NJ the Opera
House. Mr.. Raymond IL always well re-.
csived by Wheeling ,htaier gCVrs, and Il Is
expected that unususlly large Gudicncsswlll
greet him this week. h0 brings q good
company and appears In n new play. "ln
Paradise" is It's tile and It 10 said 10 be- one
OF his very hast. !, Is full Of laughsble stu.
atoms and Raymond taa All excellent SCOPE
for his inimitRbe mannsrisms Reserved
seats can now DO secured at Banners music
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
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Wanted-Hituation rs seamstresa
Wanted-reAchels, Male and Female.
Wau,ed-ioung Men to 20 10 Texas
Wantet-Colleges, Schools and Families,
German Students l.smp--Sesbitt & Bro,
DO Your Own Rootiin6-B 7. Caldwell,
Blackweil's Bull Durham Tobacco.
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Ksnawhs River
Packet-W. N. Chancellor.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes.
Charley Shays Theatre-Fourth mage.
Fine. Watches and Diamonds-I. G. Dillon,
Logan, List 4 Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Powder,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07
INDICATIONS.

WAsniNaroH, D. c., April 7-l:3O A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather with local rains, northeast to
south winds, sligh, rise in temperature in the
eastern portion and colder weather III the
western portion. =
For the Lower Lake rcgions, incresrtf,g
cloudiness with light snow or rain, yM.lable
Winds And'nearly stationary temperdure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

BANEEurr lot Of Dry Goota and Notions fe
sale at hall price BY !. W, Farrell, corue
Main and Twentyrtirst streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

A REMEDY resting on the basis OF intrinsic
worth demands the confidence Of ali, Dr.:
Bulls Cough 0yrup is known and used mos:
satisfactorily throughout :ap land, as Is NJ.
tested by its great sales. Your druesia.
keeps II, .M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-07

FLOWERS, Ever2saens, Fruit Trees, Grape.
vines, Snsll Fruitg, etc. Write TO us II You
want to pant any this spring.
Oscar WRIGHT.
Moundsyille, W. Va.