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WILLIAM X Campbell.
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years old. I vas not acquainted with
Thomas Davis. l left Eliza Furnace
about half--rast five in the evening, came
up on the cars to T Fluhart's Shaft, and then
walked over home, and there found man
sitting at my front gate This was
Wednesday evening, January I'd, 1884 1t
was aD0r- q quarter before six o'clock.
1 as!,o.s I'm what he was doing there, and
he SEEMED TO 0e asleep. L took him by
the esLoulder ana shook him, which aroused
him ~ I asked him who he was, and he
tol0 M Thomas Davis. from Jackson.
SliG ne wanted to go to Wellston. He
asked me to 2eip him. / got my brother,
and we starte,. TO Nj-eIiaion with him. He
was 2bla to walk, but staggered like a
man that was drunk. We got on each
side of Linn end steadied him, and we got
him over the railroad, and he said he was
sick AID could not go any further. Said
he WIS cold. l told him to walk on and
it would warm MIN, but he said he could
not stand. We laid him down. . told
my brother to go and get some one to help
US, and l would stay with him until they
came. fixed him So as to lay as easily
as I could, and put his hands un ler his
coat, so that they would keep warm. He
seemed to go to sleep, or in doze. He
had scared the women up at the house
before this, and they called to me, and |
went up to see what was the matter A
I went to the house, 1 told Mr.. Mcmillan
there was a man down III the road and he
went down, and [ was at the house about
3 minutes, t. n went back and they were
carrying hir~ away. When he first came
10 my house, Ioy wife was scared, as ishe
thought he was drink. He came to Me
Mtilau's tiset. and Mrs. 1Lcfillan l0c'-ed
thu door for fear Re #ould get in. He
then came to my house. My wife was
, e.,alla, and Sic 1t the do0r, and he either
IL, : idjd 5H.'sl on thu perch, ard turned
il :, to ts CJlr, aL,c. kicked H. Ny
VIZ. ran c.,5 t.,r my Brother, o WAS
near, :ini ;,g l.:e anl helped him up, and
i4e Sai:j he wanted 70 go 10 Wellston, and
was sic;-, Ny hrot,eC It'd him he was
drunk. IIo sai,; ''ilG. ain not-I az sick p"
, My D-oti:er took him as far as the gate,
and he started toward Wellston, but he
cacle back, and sat down by the gate,
! whore fou'. lin.
II. p. Al TIN.
, ,1.A-z-.: : .s-,,.--t 80 25 years ell. /
i l,no.,r Thomas Davis wien I would see
! hin, About .l.ii-El5. i've O'Clock Oh
II Wednesday evening, tie "a OF January,
/ l5s4, u? Evsia brother and sister came t"
! I-a md toll. ne there was man lying
! l5-z-- 81 the I'D, ans lid they thought
! h. T.s about deal. or fIoZer. I started
( IL ,.Il(. 5l,i,i Hut Conner to come On
down to the bridge l ran on down to
wAego he was and > fellow by the name
Of thofopsa- amo Ut, We found him
pretty rear ds.,d. l told Thompson to
stay, and { would So and get d light. Hut
| Conner and Mcmillan came then had
got the Light, and then McMillen said that
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or THOMAS DAVIS I!
HELPLESS AND DYLN 6,

EG rs IUa.ED FROM EVERY D00R!
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At the examination of school teachers last week
there only four applicants all of whom received
certificates, follows:
Eighteen Months-Sara 4. Patterson, II. j. Hunter.
S< Months--J. E. spriggs, j. Z. Patterso-.
The following the questions:
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Earnesness. GueiiHg deecta3.e, deDonetize, lilue-
fy, lily lien, molecule venue yerarda, consols,
-o!able, bergamot bass-viol, auricle, artasfaH,
perse, missile Nihiiisrn, nutritious.
I. s. HISTORY.
l. What was the foremost maritime nation on the
globe during the 18th century?
:. What were the &Iecklenburg Resolutto2s?
8. What three foreign treaties were made during
Washington's administration?
4. How did cotton become pro. able?
81 Name the first State forRed from the Northwest
Territory. the first Governor o. the Territory and
give date ofadmission into the Union.
g. What We're the great of T,uchanan's term +?
T. Describe the financial condition and policy of
the Government during Lir coins admin stration.
s. Describe General Mo, gans raid north of the
Ohio.
g. What scientific improvements were of use dur
ing the war?
10. When and by whom was the 18th amendment to
the Constitution proclaimed?
GEOGRAPHY.
l. Name and locate the crest swamp in the world.
2. Give the area of Alaska in square miles.
5. Give the area of the ccal-Gelds CT the U. s. in
square miles.
4. Where does the great tida, wave original and
what is its general direction? p
>. Is the passage ofa vessel from N 7. to Liver
pool aided or retarded by the gulf stream?
6. What climate is favorable to civilization and
why?
7. Name the hottest place the globe and give its
mean annual temperature.
s. What grand division has the best naturI al van
tages for internal navigation?
9. Upon what does the civilization of a people
chiefly depend?
10. If mast were lost overheard in Behring's
Strait, would = hoat into tn Arctic Pacific Ocean
aad :, .ly.
GRAMATAR.
!. Define coniuGafion, infection, and $! aopsis.
,. Change each of the following sentences to com
pleX sentence, without altering the sense:
(a) thing of beauty is Il 10Y forever.
(t) Being but dust, be humble and wise.
(c) I believe him to lie honest.
;. When is the proposition omitted?
4. Parse:
aEkR0UH.
5. What is the difference in meaning between the
two modes of expression, "a picture of the King
and "A picture of the Kinss.'
c. Correct:
(a) 1t difficult to reconcile the mother with the
loss of her child She could not reconcile such an
affection to the goodness of God.
(b) have two aunts Jane.
l. When is word in opposition with another? In
what must they agree?
s. Explain the difference between 4 complex ANA
compound sentence.
and 10. Parse:
If the dear faculty of sight should fall,
Still it may be allowed me 10 remember
What visionary powers of eye and soul,
In youth, were mine; when stationed on the top
OF some huge hill, cIpsctant, beheld
The sun rise up, from distant cllmes returned,
Darkness to chase, and sleep and bring the day
His bounteous git
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Total for the week. ...... .S46 S5
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S. P. Anthony to George Reese
Lot IL in Altoona $3.50.
Nathaniel Fields to James Fern
60 acres in Liberty Tp. $500.
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Lot 81 il J. Z, Darling's add Coal
ton $1,000.
Wellston C. 81. Go. to Geo. W.
Doughty Lot 16 in Wellston $112.50
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Wheat & Naylor say they have got rid OF
their damaged goods and all other ELECTS OF
the il,oa. Dusiness picked up after the flood,
but has again become somewhat dull on &C.
count of the bad weather. The present cold
snap they say has n worse eiIect on their
trade than the food did. ""You can't with
very good erase 20 into q mao's store such a
day Of this and offer him summer hosiery,
psrasola aud fans, can yop?''4
Kraft Bros t. 'R:s7nbprg find business
about the same. The flood had no periua.
nent Effect Oh them. - II
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SewS and Gossip In Relation 10 Various
.hs People. ~
Mr.. l. G.. Powell, editor OF the Paramount
West Nrginian, is in Wheelisg.
Miss Ella B. Lewis haa taken Miss Loean's
place at the Wheeling Female College Tor a
few weeks.
Judge J. J. Jackson and Clerk Jasper Y.
Moore, of tho U. S. Court, arrived in tie city
yesterday.
Capt. O. M. shinn. OF Washington, D. G., is
IN the city in attendance on the session Of the
U. &. Court. :
Miss Nellie Warren plsyed tho organ a. the
First Presbyterian church last Sunday. Her
playing was highly praised.
Gen. W. H. Il. Flick, U. 8. District Attor-
ney, Is quartered at the McLure during
court. Hell es genial as ever and was hearth.
ly greeted yesterday by members OF the bar.
Last evening was celebrated the eighty.
fourth birthday Of Mr.. Samuel TAYLOR, at
tbs Wheeling Female College. A pleasant
company was assembled. Congratulatory
speech's were made, presents received and
an elegant oyster supper served.
Pay Director John 8. Cunningham, U, 8.
NJ arrived in the city yesterday to, view
the landscape o'trIh It Is his first visit since
he came to attend the formal opening Of the
b. \ 0. railroad through to the Ohio liver In
1857, Of which occasion he Las pleasant
memories. @Ig -.I..EfG rST!'
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The WHO bi n S0nih NDsion Man D,aHs
81, 200 in u Lottery.

The WHO bl n A0nth HDSion Man D3aHA
Sl3 900 in u Lottery.
Last Saturday afternoon a reporter Of The
Sta learned from a responsible party that a
mao In South Boston, Lamed Hatch, within
q day or two Was the holder Of a successiul
ticket that drew Sis, 900 from the Louisiana
Lottery at New Orleans.
The Star reporter found the party in ques-
ton to be Horace N. Hatch, OF No. lbs
street. dealer in stoves. furnaces, ETC., at No.
$50 Wet B~.oadwsy, South Boston, where be
has been for many years f%avorably known. (
On calling on Mr.. Hatch, that gentleman
said that It was bis wife who drew the prize.
my wife, and my daughter Gersie, and l."
be said, leach held Il 81 ticket in the Louis.
lana Lottery"
How much was the pr;ze
Gertie drew $780," :
"Have you received the money ~ }F
II have, sir; through T. NJ. Wescoat,
agent OF the Southern Express Company,
New Orleana."
Was this your first attempt at trying
your lottery luck p
No; during three gears, off aud on, !
have beea trying. I spent sos In purchas.
ing tickets, and drew $2S3. But I resolved
the first Of last January to stop it."
MI. Hatch then related the particulars oil
q dream which his little daughter Gertie
had: which, when told by her on Feb. oh,
worked on him so strongly as 10 change bis
mind a few days before the drawing took
place. lib
Some people," he said, F" don't believe in
dreams. I have considerable faith in them.
The day my little girl told me her strange
dream l went over 10 the city, broke my Jan.
ualy resolution, and bought the three lick.
cts. My wife's drew the one.ffth of $75, OOO
Feb. 10Th, when the drawing was made at
New Orleans in the Louisiana lottery"
In parting MI. Hatch said Re hoped 1t was
the turn OF lack 10 him, as his business got
crippled a few years ago. from which he has
been slowly recovering.-Boston (lfass.) Star,
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A person who Is in the habit OF Visiting the
wholesale houses Of Wheeling periodically 10
buy goods, and who has not been here since
tbs flood, could not tell in many of the
stores lately under water that thCrs had been
a flood, were he to visit them te-lsy, and a
month r m now the effects will be entirely
imp%crccp,ible, and the Hood will be only u
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sIlfTT
CITY


Brief Notes on Current Events or Minor
Interest. 5.R
TUE Island school opens In all departments
this morning.
The family Of Boettner, tho mdrderer oil
Dick, Is laid 10 be In destitute circumstances.
CuARLIY sHAYs THEArREshouid be crowded
least as good ns tho siddons troupe.
Tx Friday Climb hns Issued Invitations for
It's amateur performance Al AriUa Hall next
Friday night for tho benefit Of tbs W.
U. b. B.
TnE remains OF the late Major James W.
Sweeney arrived from Ottawa. o last night.
The funeral will tate place ut 1880 O'Clock
thia morning. q
LxrrER LIFT. Turton, Julius Walker,
Joseph Cox, Miss Mary A. Donehue, Miss NJ.
Farrell, John D. T4sh (9), Ky. Boehmke,
George Dreyfus, NJ. b. Davis, T. d. Fulton,
Carey Herbert, Ralph jackson.
Tux United States District Court met yes.
terday afternoon at the Court room in this
city, with Judge j.. J. Jackson on the bench.
The docket wss called aud Court adjourned
till to-day, when u jury will DO impaneled. !
Al. 'HALsrsp says II Will be a colder day
than has been seen this winter when no goes
into a scheme 10 establish IL Democratic after.
noon daily. HI Is ont OF newspaper business,
aud has no present intention OF re.entsring 1t.
PERRY GOODWIN, a we'll known workman at
the Central Glasy house, while going TO his
| work ut an early hour this morning, ripped
on Sixteenth street, between. Wood aud Nc.
Culloch streets, and broke his right leg above
the knee. He has the sympathy OF MI bis
friends. laIa -, MT
RIVER travel was practically suspended
yesterday owing 10 the ice In the river, which
early In the day wal very heavy. Lrss night
It was reported that the river vas closed a
few miles this aide Of Pittsburgh. Tae W.
N. Chancallor did not arrive from Charleston
until dusk last night. She shipped her per-
ishRble irsight by rail and went to bank.
The Telegram was Cue only duly packet.
TIE members OF the Citz,n's Building
Association, a new organization, will meet
at the office OF the Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company this evening to organize for
business. This Association hes at it., head
some Of the most prominent business men OF
the city aud bids fair 10 start off under the
most brilliant au,pioey. Those desiring to
invest will find the Citizens a safe organiza.
ton.
The rush yesterday at the provision deaot
OF the Citizens Executive Relief Committee
was unprecedented. It was the last day the
depot ives to remain open, and 1t appeared
IS though fully half the residents Of tho city
had been supplied with orders. Women
came with two baskets and had Children
with them that carried other baskets. These
were filled to their utmost capacity. and the
recipients OF TIE bounty OF the cit3z,n IN and
Government RIDE homo in the stree! cars.
An enormous lot OF provisions were givea
away. =
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by d sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teelh2 II 80. send ut
once and get q bottle Of Mrs. Wipslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value % incaloulable. It will relieve The
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, there IL no mistake about
It. It curts dysentary aud diarrhoea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
coiic,softens the gumG. reduces liz lammation,
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Tor
Children Teething is pleasant 10 the taste,
and Is the prescription OF one Of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses IN the
United States, aud Is for sale by all drugglsts
throughout the world. Price % cents a bot
tie. xws4w
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Wool AND rHtsGY.

Mr. +. Hoskheimer, the senior member Of
me hrm OF D.. Horkheimer & Son. reports
business about the came IS ut this time in
former years. Liquors were not damsged by
thstiood materially; trade has certainly no,
suffered on It ! account. Hs did not think
any wool was touched by the food. The se.
we're winter has ssitlened the price Of wool
somewhat. owing to the greater demand ior
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A Project OF senator Cnudeu,s.

7l0Mt C0Trdp0hathce Philadelphia TTt@.
l saw.Senator Camden. OF West Virginia,
here a few days since. He comes to Phils.
dclpaia frequently now, for he is endeayor,
Ing to join some Of his West Virginia inter.
ests to this metropolis. This is 10 be done
by extending the Pennsylvania railroad from
uniontown, in Fayette county, TO OIarksburg,
West Virginia, at which point Camden has
a narrow gauge railroad rounding or Into
Lewis county, where he was born, and to the
great timber region beyond. It will only
take about sixty miles Of road to unite these
two enterprises, and $780, 900 will build it.
As they have the money, they are only
waiting for the preliminary contract with
the Psnnsylyania road before they 20 to
work. It will only take about a year to com.
plete this line aud open up that great West
Virginia region to Philadelphia.
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@. H. Q1imby is going along With his newa,
periodical and book business just the same
AZ II he had not had six feet or so OF water
in his store, and his present stock shows no
sigss OF the condition OF affairs tnree weeks
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Wreck ON the u. d a.

Yesterday afternoon about one o'clock two
way trains collided on the B. 4 O. road be-
tween Warrington and Glover's Gap. The
ens'nes and trains were both badly wrecked,
James Marahall, one OF the engineers, when
he gaw that a collision was Unavoidable,
jumped from bis engine and Fractured one
OF the bones OF bis left leg. He ws1 removed
to his home in the Eighth ward OF this CITY.
Nobody else on either train wa1 seriously
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U. s. .10l TO-, s. new ls....
U.S. AS, coupons.. .1l3kl

SAAAo ~ VI WV uSAlA4AA 81 ovfx, -."..4..# ..H#.a y
GovERNAENrs-stc,dy.
y. 5. 3s..............10l 10. s. new Il. .i23H
US. AS, coupons. .ll3kl
RAILWAY BoNps-Firm.
sTATR SEcgAiTiEs Outlet. % N,asl
Pacific g. OF '95. ...... 100 TEX. Pac. land gr'ts. 4sH
Central Pacific lrsls. llSh do Rio Grande civ, IL;
Lehigh& Wilkes-...l05;s u.P Land Gsants. ..iiCG
Louisiana consols... N =. r. sinking fund. ..ll41
Missouri 6s....-....l05 Virginia GS......,. 40
" Joseph:;.....--"-1Io iVirginiA conSols, ca.
:, I. ). G. nrs!s.--llSkl. ira mat COUPONS. 10
Tennessee 6. new. ssE sEstga Interest. y :,
STOCKS : Speculation in the Stock Exchange
oiencd strong and higher. except for Lacxawanna,
which WAS weaker, selling down from l!Yk Ia
l.1A regular and from l3uk 10 l2s cash, The stocS
way In active dcmand for boz rowing purposes at Ihe
opening when ., high as " peneat was paid ior
use: me ist!et rate declined To- percent. The
greatest difference between cash and regular was
X percent. but late In the day sales were made ut
LIS cash and regular. 1u the afternoon the STOCK
moved up 10 Icy, reacted 10 l2SH aud closed at
llsN. At2:l5 many OF tbs bears settled privately
and 10 consequence 10 stock Was bought III "uuder
the rule" -. ~
the market Gle I'D strong. The strength o! LouIs.
Vile & Nashville vas caukei by increased outside
6nying OF tue ecstou Of the Unftef States or.
cult Court, which declared that the Railway Com
mission OF Tennessee IL unconstitutional. aud also
On me decision 81 the supreme Court OF the State
Chattanooga & st. lMuis Iranch.
The suspension OF II. II. Lac don was ami uuccu
at the Stock Exchange. iiowes & Co OF witch he
Is 4 MEMBER. made Hi assignment tot. G.. elorctIn
To-day. The 81. Paul 4 Omaha Company sold ST..
100000 OF its 6 percent consols 10 II. i HojIus ID
shirmen,s 10 Europe Tomorrow, bars anu coin,
S2.u1U.GO. ~ rHGfnr'-'
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~ The Seal skin Cigar
Has a amoothness OF taste and richness Of
aroma not found in any other city, and ma.
tnre alone does the work. No drues. &
M. REILLY, Agent.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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INDICATIONS
LOOKIN0 TOWARD CHICAGO.

AAN4etOAAIIAll
Htnte Committee.
The following call was made public yeste1.
day: a
WHEELING, W. Va, March /, 1881.
My DEAR elR:--You are respectfully re.
quested 10 mret the other members OF tie
state Central Committee at Grafton, Wed.
nesday, March 18th ut 12 o'clock NJ, for the
purpose Of fixing a time and place for hold.
inga State convention to appoint delegates
to the National Republican Convention 10 be
hold at Chicago, June 8, 1884.
Should 1t b. out OF your power to attend, II
would be well for you 10 send some member
OF thu committee u proxy, 30 that we may
not be left without a quorum. It Is hoped,
howevsr, that you can attend IN person.
and place most desirable to you.
Very trnly yours,
Gy0. w. A1KixGoN,
IN n, Chairman.
81 Secretary,
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George Bosttner, who murdered Charles
Dick Saturday night, was not given 4 hearing
by Justice SArkla yyes'srday, as It was ex.
.pected he would be. The murderer's lawyers,
Messrs. Doveners and 'Crscratt, we're not
ready to proceed, and Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan was not averpo To- postponing the
hearing for a few days. The prisoner rested
easily yesterday, and apparently does not
care what his fate may be. z,
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BALTIMORE, March 3.-Flous steady and. ouic,.
Howard street and western kupe.hne So 75sts 50:
extra 50 75a4 IS; family IS 0oa5 IS. Wheat easier
and fairly active: No. 2 winter red tpot ST 6ssI,
! csh; March 81 tsHal 0s7ss: April 81 iOhai IGE:
May 81 llssal llH;Juue 81 l2Lal TX. Coin lowe
and active; mixed spot o9Xc; No. . March 5yka
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THE DRUG sToIKs.

R. A. McCabe 4 Co. shy they were never
They have not refused q single order since
the flood, though In some instances unable 10
Ill them completely owing to the delay IN
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The 81. Jacobs OIL Family Calendar. 1ss4.5,
the most unique aud attractive work Of its
kind ever issued, can ho had. by addressing
Supply Department, The Charles A. 7Vopeler
Co., Baltimore, Md, and inolosing a Two.
cent postage stamp. 555'
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by the 1N1ELlIGEEcER JOE OgylcK.
All work guaranteed. t. rI7
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NOTICE,
nedcmption OF CITY Bonds.

Holders Of the ~ per cent Bonds Of the City OIL
Wheeling. Issued under the ordinance Of ISL. arc
hereby notified that III accordance with provisions
OF fsid ordinance, the following bonds. viz: lai
~, 170. aii, 3i., 20. aus, ri. II, .55. 81,
PAS, ;,O2, .7l, ~, 33O, Gi. .Di, 3... 40,
~, 227 2GI. 4, 2D3, lGi. having beendmwa BY
lot, will be paid on p,cau:at!on to the under
signed, aud will cease 10 bear Interest on and il!e''
April !, 1854. HENRY < LIST,
.#' REM. DAVEEP0p.r.
MIRA Commissioners City OF Wheeling.
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Ode Q~tateillqemes.
Office: NoE. 70 and - Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

For 6ale-Piano.
/. Wanted-second.han Iron Pipe.
Slightly Damaged Goods by Water.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt & Bro.
Woman's Union Benevolent Society.
For Sale or Exchange-Houses.
! will Sell to Ny Customers-J. NJ. Ray.
Henry College Lottery.
"A Good 1nvestment-Head OF Local,
Special Sale Of Carpsts-G. Mendel 4 Co..,
Dr.. John Z. Smi,h-Third page.
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will continue tie bush esi at our old stand,
corner ThIIty.eighth and shapline. Streets, and
will with Increase facilities Gndc aror to iuini,b
our celebrated Home Made Bread 10 my patrons
and the general public, and sollell a hbarc Of the
trade. 't51,U ". II. WHEAT.
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NOTICE OF DESIGNATION,

The frm Il WHEAT 4 KuNKLH hRs this dJ
been dissolved by mutual %COnsent, ChRS. 4 kuiifN
RETIRING. All accounts o. the lite it y vii btseI'
lied by ". II. Wheat. ". II. WHEAT. :.
CHA. \. kUSRLs,
WHEEiHG. W. Va, Feb. rs, 1851.
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II you como to Fourth streetM. f. Church
tonight you will be- more than repaid.
Tickets are only rs cents. Doors open at 7
O'Clock, lecture commences at 7:I5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 50 cents at
Boyd's, Market eqaare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04

GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J.. ".
Ferrel's, corner Main andTwenty:f first streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-04
LUCKY WOMAN.

WARRANTED Haat-saws, co cents, at Boyd's
Market equare.