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Medical Department. University Of Louisiana.

As 1t is universally admitted that Practical
Medicine and Surgery cannot be taught else
where than at the bedside of the sick and
wounded, this institution Justly claims unri-
vailed advantages in the Introduction of its
classes into the wards of the great Charity
hospital, whose Eight Hundred beds and an
annual admission of Eight Thousand patients
supply unlimited clinical material. Circu-
lars sent uDOn aDplicDtiOn
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loar.

i Os1--A SOLTAiHk DIAMOND RING
IL Finder will be handsomely rewnrdo,l by
returning II 10 the Herald Office. jylsu
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L a w S G n O o.

Ut WASHINGTON AND LIE UNIVERSITY,
GEN. G. w. c. LEE, President.
Instruction by textbooks and printed lee
lures, with courses of lectures on special sub
iects by eminent jrists. Tuition and fees
$50 for session of nine months, beginning Sep
TENDER Is. For Catalogue and full informa-
ton, address Charles A, Graves, Professor of
Law, Lexington, Va.
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acknowledgements


WE ARE AUTHoRIZEDTo ANNo,,,.
" 4. u. I. KENDALL as q ,eandidotoo SeNCE
siecllon as Justice ofthe Peace Of ppiorp-
20. ~ the ensuing election. 'eclnct
WE ARE REQUESTED TO 2YN0T,S.,,-
w, L; STRANGE as a candidottNCE
county Judge at the ensuing election ,pa' 70 for
w n ARE REQU ESTED TO 4NNI,1,,z.z.-
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Iate LOT tloater for Dallas, Roc,,r'o gGahdl.
Iarrant counties. 0N"all aud
w e ARE AUTHORIZEDTOAN N0ifs.-,,
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ton. i0 ensuing elec.
WEARE REQUESTED TO ANN07fz,7,.
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non 10 Ihe Office of County Attorney ~ e.
ensuing election. at The
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tice OF the Peace for Precinct No ! wi y. us
ensuing election. w. y al The
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED no -.
" nounce Mr.. c. b. GILLESPIE as An
IlGate Tor reelection to the Office of Coral nm
WE ARE AUTHQRIzED TO AN
~ nounce Mr.. y. d. LANGLEY as q An
1ldate for County Treasurer of Dallas a van
Eleetion in November. ''''"S county
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stable in Precinct MOL. ior Oon-
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w HENRY JONES as n candidate for va
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w ed to announce the name of W. n. "
SMITH as II candidate for Sheriff of Dalles
county, at the ensuing November election
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,or reelection to the office of Judge Of The
Eleventh Judicial District. -'
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| w Colonel j. q. STEVENS as candidate
for Justice OF the Peace of Precinct No l.
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| Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. |. Dalss
| sounty, Texas, at the ensuing Noyember
| election.
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! w Judge r. r.. BURKE as a candidate for
! the Judgeship of this Judicial District al tbe
ensuing November election.
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| w Colonel ED, G.. BOWER as a candidate
for the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
| election in November.
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w w. II. THACKER for County Clerk
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w GEORGE r. FEARN for Justice of HI.
'eace for Precinct No. |.
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w Mr.. X. $. KIMBRoUGH as a candidate
for the Legislature in Dallas county, sublec
TO the action of the Democracy
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED ri
w announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS a
q candidate for County Judge at the ensuln
November election.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
begin 10th July, 1881, and end 10Th September
Have proved of signal use-lst to students
who design to pursue their studies at this or
other law schools; I'd, to those who propose to
read privately; and Sd, to practitioners who
have not had the advantage of systematic in
struction. For circulars apply (P. o. Univer-
sity Of Virginia. TO John b. Minor, Prot. CON-
and State Law
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EOk SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF llL.
n health, ! Will offer FOR sale my enl,e
hoarding-hnuse outfit, complete In every de'
pattment, consisting OF furniture, beddlns
street ly.H
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| WILL GIVE ONE Thousand DOLLARS
DR.. RiChau's Golden Remedies

For any case Of the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced in
durable that
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E'OR SALE OR kENr-A FINE NEW1
II room cottage cheap; n beautiful plae
Inquire at the Eclipse Lumber Yard, RE-
pAGE. WI
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EUK RENT-COLORADU CITY, TEN
It \ boarding house, furnished; ceptnlg
situated In the most desirable part Of U
city; references required; address box
Colorado, Texas. iu@1
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w = ARE \, !, AUTHORIZED TO ANNo,,,.
49,, 4. u. 1; n ENDAI,L as q candidate So.NtR
s!ecIlon as Justice ofthe Peace Of 81 og re-
20. ! at the ensuing election. fFeclnct
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EOR SALE-UWtNG TO MY ABSENCt'
II for a protNctod time, ! offer for sale ny
mare 0nd buggy; perfectly gentle and hR.
driver Apply 10 Martyrs Stable, Man
street. JOHN L ELLIOTT, Junl5-u,
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PERSONAL s1ENrIoH,
News and Gossip In Relation 10 variou
PeOple sNTu

News and Gossip In Relation 10 Various
People. Il :.
DR.. W. K. psndleton, President Of Bethany
College, is in the city. .a4.Ec. HI a. :.
President 8. L. Mooney, Of the B. z. 4 @.
railroad, Is in the city. l-'5a ~ =,
J. q. Burt was In Charleston last Monday.
He is travelling through the Third district.
Mr.. T. Z. Watterman, Of Parkcrsburg pri.
va,e secretary 10 United States Senator Cam.
den, iy at the Mcclure. a.. -, ,ltFsr.. q
DR.. Hsrdesty leaves this morning Tor Rut.
land, Meigs county, Ohio, 10 perform an i'm
portant surgical operation on the eyes ni a
Mr.. holt, q prominent citizsn Of that county.
{ Prot. John NJ. Birch was registered at the
Hale House, In Charleston, last Saturday, in
company with Mr.. George Howard and wife,
Of Cincinnati. They have been taking quite
a jaunt through the State. "a
W. A. Cracrait, Chief Clerk OF the Auditor
Generals Office at Wheeling, W. Va, accom-.
panied by HE two little boys, are spending
a few days recreating and visiting the family
Of Mr.. Cracrafts fsthsr, Mr.. Charles Cracraft
Of thu North side.- Waynesbnrg Republican. J;
MIos Ella Roberts, OF Wheeling, is visiting
the Mitsas Gertie and Hattie Jones, OF Gravel
Hill. Misses May Chalfant and Elson Hall,
Of Pittsburgh, and frankie Hanlon,i OF
Wheeling, and Blanche Medill and Bee
Thomas. Of Martins Ferry, were the guests
OF Misses Clkra Woods and Julia Sheets TO-
day.-Bellaire Tribune. 50 &. = 'FsIdl Il
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A meeting Of clt;z,ns belonging 10 tho
Catholic churches Of this city Is 10 be held
Sunday afternoon at 81 Alphonsus ball for
the purpose Of making arrangements for tho
entertainment of the delegates to the six.
tenth annual convention OF the Indepen.
dent Catholic benevolent Union, which
meets in this city, on the oath Of September.
A general attendance Is desired. Tiers 10 no
branch OF the Ucioa ~ this city and only
three in the state. These arc located at
Parkersburg, Grafton and MartinsburE. II
was with view 10 encouraging the ordsr In
THU EtAto that 1t was selected for the coming
convention, and Wheeling was named be-
causa she 10 the lsrseg. city In the State and
possesses the best Recommendations. Several
prominent Catholics have intereated them.
selves In the matter and propose making It
so pleasant Tor the delegates that they will
naser hays cause to regret having come to
Wheeling. The city. has reputation ior
hospitality that they do not propose to have
lowered on this occasion. f.'E.yI2''-I :
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CHEYENNE, Wy, August 13.-seventy
men employed in tho car shops Of the
Union Pacific road struck this afternoon.
This part OF the general strike in the car
shops on the Union Pacific and leaeed
lines was CAUSED by reduction Of ten per-
cent in the wages Of workmen at Ellis,
Kansas. When the company withdrew
the order for general reduction last
spring it was understood that it adopted a
policy OF gradual reduction, first in one
town, then in another, to head of the
movement Of the general society Of work.
men organized, who were to strike as soon
IS any attempt at 8 reduction was
made anywhere along the lines. The first
reduction ct Ellis is Of ten percent in the
wages Of twenty-five men.
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~ 7 80 - -T----- --T---- ~
81. MAry's MIL COMPANY.

eecsets.y OF State Stalnaksr yesterday Is.
sued certificate Of incorporation !: to the St.
Mary's Mil Company, formed for the purpose
Of purchasing and selling grain, -four, meal,
feed, etc., and dealing In lumber OF all kinds
and general merchandise. The principal
headquarters Of the company are To- be at St.
Mary'd. Peasants county, aud It hes an au.
thoriged capital Of $4,000. Of which sum
IS GOO has been subscribed and $500 paid iu,
Tho shares ere $lCo each, and the corporators
are J. B. Townsend, O. O. schau wecker, 7, d.
Garnbrill, J. u. Knight, E. Y. Wood. o. J.
Wood, John schauwgcker, May Barker,
Elizsbeth Joneo, Joseph H. Robinson, Robert
4. Browse, Michael DouEheny, Sarah A.
bsowss, =: NJ. Riggs, B: +. standltord, vii.
i y, Smith and a Ruttencutter, all Of
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; RIvEE NEWS.
HotcnAbout the steamboats,, Bank Briefs
-ML md Talexrnnhin Rannrfa -. :.

NotcuAbout the Steamboats,, Bank Rrieru
and TeleYraphio Reports.
The .Rosedale left for Cincinnati Tuesdav
afternoon with big trip.
Capt. Hiram Young went to ctsubeuyille
yesterday and inspected the steamboats, Re.
turn and Lsttie. WI y: b. J, IA = Y
The marks last evening indicated a depth
Of feet 8 inches in tho channel. The river
is still slowly recsdtug. s6Si.Eis 't;5lEa:,I'-
superintendent Tally, who has charge of
the construction Of the Government loo bar.
boz, at Marietta, has ITO men and seven en-.
ginea working day and night, besides pumps
with capacity OF $500 gallons per minute.
He estimates that it will lake $50 COO to
finish the work and thct nearly that ann
has been already expended. Tho defect in
the new work which Is being taken down, IA
attributed To bad cement. It Ia hoped fhe
work can proceed until the middle Of Ma.
yember, for 1t will require that time to make
1t kscure. "a Al 81 q =. 8 vi
GRErssposo, Pa, Augugt 1a.-Riyer 10 feet
inohes and falling weather clear. Z Is.
= BROWNSVILLE, Pa, August 19.-Rivcro feet
8 inches and on stand; weather clear; thel.
mometar 82e. ;Aas; &. ss,gE' AZ.
MoRaAN7owN, ". Va, August 10 River Q
mometer So. ~
/, Rlcx'a LANDING, PA, August 1s.-R!ver 5
ieet . Inches and on stand; weather clear;
Thermometer So, y, b. NJ; -
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Yesterday Leopold Juersenu, young mau
who works Tor Mr.. Osborne, at Mt. Belle.
view Hotel, went out cunning, taking
double-barrellCd shotgun. BE was return.
Ing about tbs middle OF the afternoon, and
had entered the hotel grounds, when a fu.
neral passed by on the National road. Juer.
gems climbed up on the fence to watch the
vehicles pasu, pulling the gun up. after him.
It slipped from his band and, the hammer
striking on tho fence. both barrels were dig
charged, tho loads passing close 10 his face
aud blowing bis ha. on. One side OF his face
and hair was badly burned. and few OF the
ahot cut the skin. One eye was also severely
hurt and he nsy lose thesight Of that eye.
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The Wheeling District Csmpmeeting will
begin on their grounds August IL, and con-
Time ten days. Every preparation has been
made for a pleasant and profitable time. =
Tickets are on sale at the following places:
Logan & Co.'s drug atore. John Bail;e's Union
ticket office, James Reeds drug store, DR.. ].
NJ: McCoy's drug store, A. L. Policy, post.
office, Benwood; Geo. Edwards store, Dr..
Morris' drug. store, and Michael Dunn's
store, Moundsyille; Evans & Co.'s ntore,
Rosby Rock; Bloyd's store, Glen L ,ston;
William Hicks' store, Cameron; James Lam
caster, Washington, and at the postoflice at
sherrard and Limestons. Let none foil in
providing tickets for the meeting. + sarh
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A WHEELING MAN KILLED
By Railroad Accident nt BuiYalo-Eis

by AnllrOnu Acctuent nc BuiKalo-EiB
40 Story. 1870
Michael Riley, Of the South sde, called at
thi, etlias last evening and informed the
local department. Of the untlmely: end Of
Barney Mcneil. Mcneil was man about IS
years old, and has lived In this city for Tho
past twenty year.; uad for some tins past
has been living in the sixth ward and wo.k,
ing on the P. W. e. Ky, as a laborer. Ac-
cording to Mr.. RIleys story Mcneil q few
days since had quarrel with his wifa, and
announced his intention Of going to New
York State, 80 that when his days were end.
ed be could be laid by the ssds Of
his first vile, who is buried at
Danville, Livingstone county, that State.
Mr.. Riley further says that several irlerds
contributed small sums to help McEsil
along and hs atarted. Yesterday Mr.. Riley
received latter from frisnd McNsil had
fallen in with along tho route Announcing
that Mcneil had been run ovsr BIZ the cars at
Buffalo on Tuesday and instantly killed. He
Val badly mangled. He was buried there,
ths money on bis person being used TO nay
expenses. The Mrs. Mcneil leit behind has
three children, all boys. ~ 81
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Turners' Grand Annual Excursion to
Pittsburgh, aud McKeesport, Saturday,
AuEust 10th. n
The Turner's Of this city and vicinity have
arranged with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati g.
st. Louis Railway Company for an excursion
to Pittsburgh on the above date. Fare for
round trip 81 50. Trains leave at 1:oo0p, Y,
and 4:45 r. N. @ - 500 lGg. T'sg ~
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The "Ningara" Pdld For,

In accordance With the resolution passed
BY Council Tuesday night, Clerk Boveys YES.
tesday drew bis order on tho Rsceivor for Tho
amount necessary 10 pay for the silsby en-.
ginc, and Receiver Dunaway managed 10 eet
the came cashed. The money was handed
over to Major Bosch, the company's sgent
the proper papors were Rlgued and that Fan.
t!eman departed happy. The city now owns
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Many people do not enjoy their lives any
more than prisoners in jail or e1ileu in the
mines OF Siberia. It Is because they have
oyerworled themselves into nervousness or
b!liousness or dyspepsia. They can be happy
II they will use Browns Iron Bitters. This
Ia a peculiar preparation Of iron, which enters
into the blood, driving out impusi,!os, and
giving enrichment for poverty, strength for
weakness, and vigor for ,lsssitude. Mr.. Ed.
ward Caue, Of Jersey City, N. j., suffered
from dyspepsia and loss OF appetite. He
used Browns Iron Bit.ers and writes, Ut
pads me fat and happy.'' .6'BEs{. -
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WHEEL,SG Into LINE


Organization OF the Washington District
~. sSurchius club. 80
The Washington District Club INST last
night at ito hall on North Ma,ke. street, A
uniform for the marching club consisting OF
a red aud blue hat With white feather, white
duck coat and white duck leggings was adopt
ed. The clab also determined TO carry torchcu
instead OF lanterns. The following officers
we're elected for tho Marching Club: Cap.
tGin,! James McCahon; First Lieutenant,
William Otto; Second Lisu.cnsa,, Benjamin
Connolly; Third Lieutenant, George Gund.
ling; Color Bearer, David Greer; First Ser.
geant, ". Connolly; Second Sergeant Charles
Riddle; Third Sergeant, B. Burke; Fourth
Sergeant, D.. D. Iugram; Filth Sergeant, ".
Korrel. The Washington District men turn
out largely TO evory meeting aud are among
the most earnest and enthusiastic workers In
the county. Is s., ~ ~ '!9fSS3lII
8 Councilman John Habesfeld has organized
q drum corps, and YVES down town last night,
He had three tenor drums, a bass drur, and
three fiss, and mado stirring music. gj71ssI,SS7
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The plncc orRurinl.

An unclaimed tombstone for the grave Of
JAW. Fox, who was member of Company
Il, Fourteenth Penn.y!vsnia Cavalry, Is at
the Hempfeld depot In this borough. Any
person knowing the burial place OF Mr. Fox
will copf.r a favor by leaving word at this
office Washington Reporter. Srl5 NJ { =.
Jonathan Fox Is buried in the new csme.
tory at West Alexander, Pa. StsE ~ /!
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Mr.. WILLIAM SCHROEDER, iilber.syille.
lows, used st. Jacobs OIL, (. the great main.
banishcr, In his stable, for horse ailments,
and upon himself for rheumatism aud ssys
It Is the best cure he ever tried. Price so
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The Mountain Laks Park Hotel has BEEN
greatly enlarged and improved, and Ia now
ready for the reception Of puesta. + Regular
ratss OF board y % per day, tlA 90 per weak,
~ co per month, and hall price Tor children.
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HoN. JUDGE J. N. CoyyNBuEY, Cleveland,
o., says: II have used scores OF pile cures,
and 1t afiords me pleasure to say that have
erlound anything which gives such I'M
MEDIATE and permanent relief as D.. Willian's
Indian Pile Ointmentn 55ol2t / ;gi.t3r
:, Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. O. DENT. g. Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. 5s.il. n, ~ -. So NV ,
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L. NElouARr's excursion to Niagara Fall,,'
August 10. will make the run to tho Falls In
the fastest time on record. The arrange
msnts are perfect for comfort and conYe-
nlonoe. Round trip only $3.50. 3l& gIIf
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L: NE1DHARDrs excursion to Niagara Falls,
August 10, wilt make the run to the Falls in
the fastest time on record. The arrange
menta are perfect for comfort and conye.
nience. Round trip only $3.50. ~
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., August IA -1:30 4. e
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, except In Tennessee, partly
cloudy, occasional showers, variable winds,
general ~ east to south, high temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warmer; fair
weather and light variable winds. -. -
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MouudsyiiIe Cnn,n.

The B. 4 0. will run special train Sunday
August u: to the Moundsville camp meeting
leaving Wheeling at 8 o'clock A. r., and r 3.
turning leave Moundsville at i4:3o r. NJ, city
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MEs's finest hand made shoes with the kan.
CARGO top, warranted not to crack with black
leg, at Gs J. w. AMIcK's, a.
45l-gg lib Main st.
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,IAE finest mayonalSs dressing for all kinds
OF salads, cold neats, raw tomatoes, picked
esimon, cabbage, etc., ia Durkee's Salad Dress.
ing. 1t is besides more economical than
homemade. hi, .g!, ,ag.y -, ugYAv
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Wheeling Live Stock Market

Al the Wheeling stock yards, trade Ia reportcd 40
inlaSing been dull during the pust week, althoueh
sne supply has been good one. Tho quotations.
Ioile-s2 75a4 rs for all kinds, b Ia y. 3 4 y.
Tocs-fair supply: 611ssa5%c per lb, "3'ltE
sltep-3a313c Der ID. 80 .sgNu
Calres-Ss 0oal0 0v. So
LaHbs-ia5c per pound II 55:ff5
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometcr, as observed at Schnepi's drug store.
Opera House corner, yesterday: ( A. NJ ESQ;
l2A., Sc; P. A.,.S70; r. ~, 500. So =
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Cotton.

Nsw YORK, August 1S.-Cottou firm and IN,
futures barely steady; August TO- So:
9Hepemner 1o5lc; October lo42c: November 10. &c
tcem6ef ~ 28c; January 10 37c: FEBRUARY 10. 4oc
March 10 Sic: ANIL 10 nc: NAV 10 $40 -''''s
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STATE AND VICINITY,
Recent Doinga OF West vlrginians and
rl4H Their NeiKhbOys.

= 4.
Recent Doings OF West virEinians and
r.4 Their Neighbour. ,r.
The Washington, Pa, papers ssy that the
hay crop In that county Is the best that has
been harvested for several years. ~
The Washington Pa, Daily Reporter re.
Gently entered upon its ninth year. The
Reporter is little daisy and deserves the sue.
cess that 1t has met with in the past, :F5
Messrs. Smith & Lawrence. OF this town.
ship, sold their clip of wool, recently, st
thirty-four cents pound. It was q large
clip and extra nice wool. The regular mar.
ket price here is still thirty cent1.-Cadi5 Re.
publican. III -i;,s
The Morgantown Ne,u Dominion now wants
an observatory built for the University. q It
says one 10 badly needed and has picked out
an eligible spot on which 10 build and wants
to know why the Regents and the Legislature
do not act In the matter. liE i'39
The wool trade In Greene county continues
to be extremely dull. There Is not forepn
buyer in the field, and the local buyers
are doing vary little II any buying, aud o
large percent OF the WOOL clip OF the county
still remains in the hands OF growers.
Twenty.sight cents seems to be the ruling
prioe with the market very dull Wsynes.
burg Republican W,
The Mayor OF Brilliant, o., Richard Boyle,
Is to be tried with, visw OF removing him
from office. Specifications have been filed by
Joseph r. Ra!s.on, vi!lsge marshal, in rela.
ton to cases brought boiors the Mayor and
as 10 tho disposition Of money collected. A
grievance OF tho Aarshal nbpeara to have
actuatsd the suit. A 6rst hearing Of the case
comes before the village council on Friday
evening. z@S4} ,sll,.. ~ IA. 4 ~ :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-14
GENERAL NOTICES,
ITOOKHOLDERs' MEETING.

4 special meeting OF tho stakeholder n, a.
called BY order Of tho foAld OF I,lect,,s Nay,
dencsd BY rctolulon this dry sdopied +, ". W.
board, will he held " the office Il nc AK ma
pany, IN Wheeling, ". Va, on ik,ur.ar' I I'm Mh.
iS!h isa. at O'clock r. for the suryo,c o, NJ
aud Issue bonds secured by ored al trn., -. NY
property Of the company, and oil t,au,lcl,sS wv
other budnesa al may be prts. nted. 1"'
July 18th. 1884. ~ 49, - N' eee'eHI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-14

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