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RELLAIRE.
lmposiors Damage Discovered Gen.
Crnl News Eotes. 81 I-

Imposiors Damage Discovered Gen
crnl News Hotes.
Many systematic attempts arc being mad
to cheat the Rslief Committee out Of The
clothing and provisions that are 80 badly
needed By those Tor whose use 1t has been
contributed. Those who know Of a,e,sn,
cases Of deception would do q good work BY
informing the committee. It is hard, in
some cafes, to make applicants for charity
understand the difference between the ordi.
nary cases Of destitution and thi, special case
Of want, TOR which the contributions have
been made, and for which sloue thew can be
rsed. Some applications have come from
persons living q hundred feet above the hirh
water line, who claim, and truly, ton. that
they are worse of than some persons who Ara
belng relieved by the committee. -
It has been q very difficult matter to get
groceries from Wheeling to Beliai,e, very III.
tie having come as yet. The boats have had
no place 10 !aua goods below the bridge.
Chris. Bippus Is tearing down the ANAL
house adjoining his resiceuca and will re-.
build. The houss WAS 81 old one and TIA
food saturated the foundation walls. -
Sire telegraph poles were down or nearly
down along Gravel Hill, and vera repaired
yesterday. rI.I
Yesterday shonld have been payday on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad herr.
but the pay car could not get around. The
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In Fragm sniary Forn-TchOes OF the
FIcslet.
For fret class ingenuity and varsity. see
the pumps used on the South Side.
Mrs. Carson, No. 1924 Jacob street, loses
very heavily III household goods and fur.
niture.
Most OF the groceries and drug stores on
the South Side will be open ior,business
to-day.
The United engine has quarters in the
Eighth-wasd, and Is lessening the water in
many cellars.
A number OF gentlemen last evening
started q fund to which no one was allow.
ed to subscribe over one dollar.
Nj. Swift, president OF the Wheeling
Beef Company, in addition to his other
subscriptions, yesterday sent 500 to Ben.
wood. +,
Capt. Ray, OF the LaBslle store, did not
lose all bis stock as reported, though his
loss will amount to $1,000. lie is doing
business at the old stand.
The back river bridge is perfectly safe.
and travel is going on between the two
States uninter1uptedly. The Moth " VEL
ing bridge was little damaged.
It is the intention to present a purse TO
Capt. Billy Prince and others who worked
go bard, and ut an expense, saving life and
property with their steamboats,.
The teachers OF the various ward schools
did noble work at the Fourth ward build.
ing, sewing all day aud till late in the
evening on garments for the sufferers.
MI. Ed Rose, foreman {" the Eighth
ward hose house, wa laid up for two DAYS.
effects Of the Hood. His driver, Mr..
George Butler, is at present confined to his
rooms from the same cause.
John West called at the ISrElL,oEycre
office Inst night and said that the paragraph
printed yesterday concerning his skiff and
McGannon's slaughter house was incorrect.
and that a young man named Wetzel and
Joe liner caught the slaughter house.
Fuhr's bakery, corner Of Thirty.seyenth
and Jacob streets, is in a mighty bad FIX.
It is a question whether it can stand. The
United engine tried to pump out the water
from the cellar, but made little headway.
As No. as possible the work OF reusiri1r
will be begun.
The East Liverpool Tribune gives the
following food incident: Some man. eyi.
IDENTIFY halt.wi!.ed, made a box Of rouph
boards, and pushing It in the river, started
rs he said, for Bellaire. He suddenlv
struck. The root Of q tree and tho box upss,
and Immediately filed and sunk, Viii
surles, who had been watching the scene
and IN anticipation Of the rssllt, quickly
~ FfHHTNH[ #HHf4NE HHfH-[Hf' A-.- n
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The Civ schools.

All Of the school houses haye been emptiet
Of REFUGEES and the work OF cleaning up ;h,
bulldogs preparatory to resuming schoo
next Monday is now going on. All th,
schools except those over the creek aud or
tho Island have been in session for seyera
days, and are getting back to their norma
condition. In the school houses that yer,
nsed for tho reception and entertainment O
those driven from home, the Commissioner
found that the furniture aud papers left IL
the desks had been shametully treated il
sopls cases. Desks wese broken, EVIDENT;
maliciously, aud papers and books torn up
In addition to this many OF the rooms wer,
very dirty.
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NJ ENgIOE,
News and Gossip In Relation to vnriom.
peOple.

News and Gossip IN Nclntlon to Various
People.
MI. T. G. Moaat left last evening Tor New
forkand Philadelphia.
Capt. Chas. E. Wells came in from Glovers
Gap yesterday. He thinks that there must
have been some water here.
Mr.. Ed. J.. Cable, Of Bandushy, O., who hau
been the guest OF G. Hess at sll Main street
for the past week, returned home, being m.
fortunate enough tolose an oYercoat through
burglary while here.
Mrs. Seaman aud grandchildren, Of Wheel.
Ing Island, are visiting Mrs. Seaman's brother,
Jas. T. Sarratt, whom they accompanied up
on the 0'Neal last hight. Mrs. Seaman lost
all her household goods. The family lost
their stock Of groceries in their store.-Seu.
Jeariile Herald, '" '
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FLOOD VIEWS
IN TIE C1TT, FOR SALE At
PLUMBERS,
iebi p flSs Matu Street.
MANAGED PIANOS.
QI1e 41stdligemt !:
Office, Nos. 70 nnd - Fourteenth, Street
hew Advertisements.

Notice-Head OF Local.
Wan:ed-situation by a Pharmacist
X. OF 2. Notes. 8,
damaged busgies.
For Rent-A Large New Store-Room.
Auctoncer-Geo. A. Wickhatn.
Nottce-O. VA. Al.
For Sale-Stoyes.
Administrators Notice.
Merchants and Others-S.anton 4 Daven'
port. o
Csescsut Euildirg Association.
Nossco to Sale Owners-W. T. Burt 4 Co,
To The public-Cttizsls' Building Ass,ci.,
ton. S"
$ Wauted-25 Girls-Bloch Bros.
Finest Flood Views-Head OF Local.
Damaged P!aaos-Wiison & Banner
Head Of Local.
Special Sale OF Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
DR.. John E. smith-Thisd page.
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Wellsbu,g, ". Va, which is in an awful
condition, can be supplied the same way.
Steubenville needs no outside aid for itself.
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A Trnyic

Aman who made a trip from Bsllaire
to Marietta in a skinf during the food, tells
in the Bellaire Tribune, the following
story: gs
AT Cochransyille, Monros county, there
were formerly forty houses, two stores and
a church there but now only the church
and two houses remain, the balance of the
structures having been pressed out irt, the
res!ssess stream: Amos Bros. store, filled
With a miscellaneous stock was swept
away. Miss Amos was staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Carson, below town, and wheh
she saw the store passing, exclaimed "My
God! there goes our house." The words
bad 70 more than pa3 ed h,r lips, when
her aunt lay a corpse at her side, she hav.
ing died OF fright.
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RIVER NERS,
Local Leyee L.ac0nics and Bank COSBY.
Ielegraullc Rcnorts.

10y --.
Local. Levee~ L.acOnics and Bank COSBY,
IeleErapilc Reports.
4 is reported that Capt. Irgtebright has
sold his steamer, the John Lomas, to Pitts.
bursh parties. ..@
The river rose about 4 feet yesterday. LIS:
night the marks indicated a depth OF about
80 feet, and the water WAS still rising slowly.
The town Of East Liverpool is sounding the
praises OF the fine steamer @. ", Bltchel, r
and her genial officers, who helred to save
valuable: property that was In danger Of
being carried awsy by the high water.
The Courier arrived last night about :
o'clock with a fair trip. She will leave for
Palkersburg this MGR ing at II o'clotk her
old lime and trade. The Dlurnal left yester.
day morning at 1850 O'Clock.
It Is whispered about that during the sps.
pension OF river travel By Ice and Il nod the
rate war between Pittsburgh aad Cincinnati
WAS aulic.bl settled, and that now they are
all running on the best OF terms.
The Abuer O'Neal md Princess we're the
only loca! packets running yesterday. The
U. W. Bachelor got away for Pittsburgh nj
. A. N. sharp. business on the laEdu g was
very brisk while these packets wf1e III.
The old Chesapeake which has b ea laid
Up ut Maiamoras ever since the river was
closed by leo Is expected up to-day. She
will probably enter u short up river Trade
until the railroads are asain In good running
order.
The Regular arrived from Psrkersbur,
abont 10 O'Clock, and after unloading went
10 bank at the foot CT Twelfth street. In
CASE q relief bost Is chartered BY tho Goysrn.
ment at thu, point the Regular will probab y
be the boat.
The ste mel Katie ~6tockdaie col,ided on
Monday night with the tewbo6t Clinton at or
near Georgetown. In the Iog. The S:ockdale
lost her mast aud swinging stsge and a few
feet OF her boiler deck rail, while the Clifton
Is reported As having lost her chimpeys and
a barge she had In tow. -9
It now appears that there was more truth
than anything elss in the rumor that the
new Chesapeake, the handsome Light and
fast running, electric light side-wheeI s.esn-
er built last year by Sweeney & Son, Of this
city, for the Chesapeake Packet o., OF Gal.
lipolis was about 10 enter the plttsburrt-
Cincinnati trade. She is aunou ecsd to leave
Pittsburgh every Thursday al 4r.aM with
the genial Capt. Ed Maddy In command,
The Chesapeake will be u very popular pas.
senger packet. She Is completes in all her
appointments and runs very fast.
RIVER DISPATCHES
Greensboro, Pa, February is;-River 60
feet aud falling.
B%RowSsyIlLx, Pa, February ls.-Ryer is
feet aud falling; raining.
fRIcs's LANDING, Pa, February ls.-Rivss Is
feet Q inchss and falling.
sMoRsAxrows, Y. VA, February ls.-Riyer
10 feet and falling; mining.
PrrrauEoH. February Electromagnetic
river IS fee, 5 inches and on astandi raining.
"A IxAptSa New York phystctsn says, that
OF the deaths during this tying
weather are due 10 diseases Of the lungs.
Take warning aud occurs at once q bottle Of
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, q sure cur for all
lung troubles,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record a
deed MADE FEBRUARY 4, by W. J. ". Cowdsn,
special commissioner, to &. s. Bloch, IN con-
sideration Of 5000, fora piece OK property on
South Elm street, north Of E. ]. Stones prop.
erty. n
Also a deed mide same day, by Msinard
Greiuiger and vile, TO Aug. Weidabusch, OF
M~oundsville. in consideration of 50, 1900, for
the north hall OF lot pa, on the eest side OF
Eotf street, in the Fifth ward.
Also q deed made July 8, 1889, by John
Mooney and wife, Of Columbus, Ohio, 10 vii.
liam B. Walters and Louis Kraft, in conrid.
Grafton Of s.. coo, for n lot on the south side
Of Sixteenth street, east OF Market,
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To close ont c'rtsin makes of shoes I will
make q special saleG CT
IS pairs Of Women's Hand Sawed Shoes st
So 90, worth IS co.
43 pairs Ct Women's French Kid Button
Shoes at So f5. worth IS 50. Nv
o5 pairs ofWomanFs Cloth Top Button Shoes
at 81 80 worth 50 so
90 pair Of Women'a Kid Button Shoes at
81 NJ, .orta So GU.
4 2pairsof Misses'Kid Wosked.hole Button
Shoes a. 5 $50, worth s. so 5
SO pais OF Misses Morocco Worked.hole
Button Shoes at 81 %, worth s. 90,
The above goods are first-class, good sizes
and very cheap. L. y, BLosp
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Getting into n Better Condition-Notcy
and Scraps from the Flood.
Bridgeport is getting along very nicely. OF
course nearly all Of the business houses dam.
aged are yet.in a chaotic state as far as the
arrangement Of stock Is concerned. Nj,
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Frank @. Robinson, t~obaeconist said yester.
day; "The great trouble With III has been

Frank G. Robinson, tobacconist said ysster.
a,v. uThs ,,sst ,,,nhIo w,,h -. h.s h.ar
,%s .ss "'u wv "..a 20 Aas sss
wss '%TA o. m'Iaeta Mss. essiy Ms M
way uahtReu and many o. tnem leit theif
~ H., ssau'a ena helpea IN taxing care q
W aisittssea. tha eaaatfy people are SUI
rsspona.9g a ~, ane'r k'nuues Gannot 6e sx.
a.s', hsa.i ,. lily na,S pssn E'v,nR W u
t ny hama wttnoat 4 thdugnt o. tueiisetYes.
m ,ne .s y ~ ns!ugspott aha hlikwood nave
y, no,nen h " aa9 w lnutn eanho % SMa
:" psA'se VI 'ne'f als'n'esessed efforts"
THE GOVERNMENT coNEs ur.
Mayor Junkinsi 10 IN rscelpt OF ths follow.
Ing dispatch:
w,su,v.r,. n r.h 40 70, q
m, .. 49, t'' ~
10 me mayor q hn"gtpon, ="
You are authorized to puruhtss aud Dit
tribute subslstencs, stores, cloihing and other
necessary articles 10 persons made destitute
by foods within your reach to an amount
not exceeding one thousand dollars. Cart-
w teGolas OF purchases should Dc kepsto en-
whsn hs rar ha mar Vou % aI!1l T. Saa..ns
10 pjvn ths nn,,sr vnnr reco,", MI To- ,,osts a.. !
act as agent OF this Department for Inc dlt.
iribntioh.
Please advise me by wire the number OF
destitute n whether PURCHASES can be made
III your locality.
fob !. LINCOLN,
,r,, -. ~. seIt.aIy har.
,ha Ky fnj,a sgeeIp. g. suiT, asyoe Jaasias madt
lowing upniIsmen Nh An ndy,snrr cnr,m,tt !.
10 heip iae nronerlg aistrlh,t" ,ls ,,ann. =,
geperously appronriated: ~ ~
" I. Hosgetls + A. iu,lt,s .a.,
Dfanuni, Burget M~cConnaughcy, J, 81. Todd
b. P. Rhodes, A. J. Bagse, 8, Medill, 8, O.
W. Dunlevy, Milton Electromagnetic, 4. ].
Alexander, Rev. Mr. Kesitr, q. Woodcock,
Rev. Mr.. Sschrist, DR., Van Wagner, w, W,
holloway, william hoehnlosn, Charles MIL
1s[' tieniy ofaWlara.
hne Mayor fsqnosls TINT tho above com,
M.''es meet AZ +. N; To-Day, at tue roomso o.
.ne bsiugeport feadinS rooms, 10 organize
"uu MAKE psoVlsloNs 20 distribute the fund
any who heca aug should apply to the
wo9thv ni h"in i will be nron'n, yul ai, ~ w
~ AP'N P''AAp@y H''sn'
schAP1.
Werkmcn were engaged yesterday In re,
pairing the G. Il z. truck.
The farmers are complaining of ts,d aida,
In the hilly parts Of tht cnuntrv 'A' '''
DR.. Homer Trueman. of Hoato, Ra,mo,,
county, Was down Yesterday v;evjnn n.
sights. ~ -
M, u, In
Asn ~. Iva .m;u "Es tnaatas yeStesaey
cs',a I,,;. Una A'h. DON oi these miilse e.
'1rs" .a.An'.
Inc pau 70 nave taken place In Ferret.
Central hall tc.night has been postponed. A
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Thermometer Reeorx,.

The following shows the range Of The Their
mome.er. AS observed 1T Schnepf'sdrus store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
; 1. \. u Y. r. X. Z r. III u A.A. u Y. r.x, =.
@lksS7 10 30 % ~ e. a7
INDICATIONS.
WAsurSGroS, D. G., February l4-l A.M-
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cit airing
aud colder weather preceded BY local rains
or light snow, northeast 10 southwest winds
with higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, snow or rain. with
partly cloudy and c,lder;wea,her, higher
barometer with winds shifting SOUTHWEST and
.no,thM.st. 31rl
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Beg leave TO announce that they have
disposed Of all their Wet 40Uus to Mr.. II.
Emsheimcr, Eleventh. street, where they
arc nov OH sale. We still hare q lot OF
small wares Oh hand which we offer ut OK.
ira low prices " clear our ROOM.
SpEYER BROS.
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The Jefferson Nail Works are all ready
A Strike Ayertcu,

PITTSBURGH, February l3.-The ten per.
cent reduction ordered in the wages Of ma.
chine moulders Of this city some time ago
is withdrawn. and the threatened strike
avartal u"'f .F- r' lr M
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The WEEKLY ~INrELLGENcrg, ready today,
Will contain a complete record of the llol.
IN wrappers for mailing. Price five cents.
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ST. LeuIs, February l3.-The river has
risen . feet, and is nov 12 feet by the
gauge. There has been . brisk. BROW storm
all morning. II is now cloudy and cold.
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The Manufacturers, Ceueroyitv.

" nc lnltNigtntcf.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va, February 49,
The citizens OF Terra Alta have subscribed
for Wheeling and Parkersburg food sui.
ferera three barrels Of flour, twenty bush.
els Of potatoes, Elk bushels Of wheat and
other articles. Will forward the above
Friday morning.
The citizens Of Kingwocd held q public
meeting tonight and subscribed sixty-one
dollars and appointed committees to solici,
donations Of provisions and clothing. On
Monday night they will hold q festival, ths
proceeds Of the same to DO for the relief Of
sufferers at Wheeling and Parkersburg.
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The Knuawhn Falling.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, February l3.-Ttt
most welcome news was received this
morning that the Kanawha was falling,
Toe Ohio is stationary and expected to be
falling tomorrow.
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You srs advised that q box of seal skin
cigars would make an acceptable anDive,.
!asy present. They contain only plre TO-
bacco and will cause these who smoke them
TO wear pleasant C~ountenaaces. Frst-class
dealers handle them. NJ. REILLY, Agent,
Wheeling, ", Va.
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DIR: l.. 0 Morgan, Q leading druggist end
physician Of South Ambey, n. j., says that
cure, In his family aud to his patients, and
has seen the good t1iscts OF it,
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A!u for WellnburY,

The following telegram was sent yes!er.
day:
WHEELING, W. Va, February IS.
Gen. A. Cot, Jr, Washington, D. c.:
Wellsburg should have help at once.
Have Secretary OF War send 100 to be
disbursed under direction Of Gen. l. II.
Duva!.
The following respouue was received last
night:
WASHINGTON, D. G., February IS.
Col. u. Sterling and 4, II. Beach:
Aid will BIO provided for Wellsburs at
once; have made arrangements.
~ ... .Nt N Corn To
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Provisions for Point Plea,.p,.

CHARLESTON, W: Va, February ls-The
kanawha is falling, A heavy rain fell
early this morning. The .. s. steamer
Bee went TO Point Pleasant to. day with
another load Of provisions. S1
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$4,000 From Philudclnh,,

PuiLADELlntA, Februsry 1s.-The Citi.
Gems Committee on Relief for su gercru BY
the western floods, decided 10 send g No
TO Il. 2. Urner, Cincinnati, Tor distribution
through neighboring towns. -.
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REV CUnHEELAND


II other Points bore sIese-Tl,e Ruin
Wrought by h Flooa.
Correspondence Of he Lasuigaces.
.NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, February H.
Like oil other points along The Ohio, the
great flood has proven an appalling calamity
to this place. As far at one can tee the harsh
proofs OF the awful destruction pressntthem.
selves on oil sides. There is hardly anyone
who hiss no: suffered lotsss Of some kiud and
many hsve seen the hard essninga SID Guy.
ings Of years Of toll swept asay BY tho
mighty torcs Of the hungry waters. The
Hood made no distinction. The rich ard the
poor sufier toseths. 5u. not equally, as many
Of the latte. havs nothing With which 70
begin anew.
AS soon as the Il god had indicated what r..
suits might ba apprshended, a relief com.
nittee was organized with headquarters a,
the school building, and lodging aud tro.
yisions were quickly furnished By tSoss
whom the fl jod had not reached. Over two
hundred tamil'e s Ia this ncighb,rhcod we're
rendered homeless. By Friday food CINE
pouring in from all points, aud the generous
farmers brought wagon load sfter wagonload
OF substantial eatables until It becams a
Question whether the supply OF food could
all be dispose Of. But new demands were
made which the committee wers he!ad
to relieve. To-day the country wagons are
still arriving laden with necsesarfies; the
town of Fairyiew especially, has outfons
itself By the generous supplies winch have
BEEN cent from there. 1t ia q Common re-
mark that such an example OF gct crosby
aud benevoleuca has never before bsen wit
messed In their county, a1d 1t will always bs
held in grateful remembrance by iI,o,e whose
wants ware supplied SO beautifully at so
critical a time OF need. n
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THE WEEKLY ISTELLIeEScEn, ready to.dsy,
will contain aecompicte record Of the flood.
In wrappers for mailing. Price five cents.
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The WEEKLY 1NrEIL,oEscER, ready to-day,
will contain Il complete record Of the flood.
In wrappers for milling. Price five cents.
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Wcinen'.~ rercsoien; ancieiy.
The members Of the ". U. BE- will hold
= meeting every day this week at 5 r. NJ, ut
their rooms, No. lCG5 Main street.
Mrs. L. G. CRAcnArr.
So Secretary pro tenn.
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ESTIMATES Oh sill kinds Of Printing cheer.
lnlly given by the INTKLt1aEKcER JOB OYvIcE
All work guaranteed.
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Special DLspdic, 10 The Hhaigtncer.
SrEunESvlLLr, February ia reduc'
ton in tho price Of digging Ia reporled to-
day, to be made soon at the Market Street
Coal Shaft.
The Jefferson Nail Works are all ready
aud may resume tomorrow.
0'Brien, the asaailant OF young Barrett,
who ba, been ont Or bail, WIS to-day re-
arrested by order Of the Mayor, Bltret,
having become much worse; he Is Il w
lying in & very critical state.
Gill Bros. have increased the force at The
Acme Glass Works.
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SOME HEAVY L3sEss.

There is still enough LEI! Of the town 10 re,
cognizs 1t ind every one seems determined &c
try 1t again. The largest les les are smoue
the brick manufacturers and nav exceed
S25. 600. The brick foundry OF ehe;te1 & Co
IS almost a total wreck, a loss OF 81, 00y. The
largest individual loss in this section Is ,ha,
Ct Jss. Stone at AcCoy's,, O., being SIS coo
this. Reports from all points In this county
along the river bring fresh tidiurs Of the
great calamity and only increase the rapidly
swelling. list Of lo.s!s. They will aggregate
within this couaty, over $4,000 Of which
this locality will loss over one.hali. The
loss 10 dwellings, bsrns, f%encea, furniture,
&c. Is simply enormous.
Tue other side Of the river is but q repeti.
ton Of this. Browns Island, strange to say,
was only partially, submerged. There is no
loss OF life reported here as yet. To- light a
c~itzeus' meeting is called to devise mesrs 10
aid those unable 10 repair their losses.
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TuE WREKLY ISrxLLIoKScxE, ready today,
will contain a complete record OF the flood.
IA.wrappsss for mailing. Price five cents. y
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SPEYER BROS.

We still llaye q large lot OF Wet Goods
which we offer to the trade.
SPEYER BROS.
Wholesale only. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-14
L.Ndits'

The Wheeling Business College is in se5.
zion agnin. 't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-14

The G. & P. ran its trains from Bcllsire to
Martins Ferry, and from steubenyills to
Beaver yesterday. There are still several bsd
places on the lineto be repaired before trains
can run through with saiety,