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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
TAKING THE POLICE.
The City Gunrdianu Photographed in
VyniIy .-.#.a. r--.l

The City Guardians Photographed In a
B0dy. tslt--
The police force OF the city wa, photo.
graphsd yesterday at Myles' gallery. The
''bobbiss" looked gorgeous. Nearly all had
poliahed their buttons, shislds aud boots un-
til they shone like mirrors, all had their
clothes brushed up. and several had new
cords on their hats. Bennett, however, yore
that ssme old brown SLOUGH hat, spoIted d
monthful CT scrap and looked sq ieIcs rs q
light dragon. The rest OF the force looked
like : yerittble Broadway sluad from those
big stalwa,t fellows, Sylyis, Junkins, Ken,
nudy and Bird, the pet OF Market street, to
DominiGS Morris, the dude OF ths Fourth.
ward. Tho German trio, Heller, Carl aud
Fresbolt, look quite "aop,'i and Rad.
ford AID Ecllsrille appear as venerable
looking as usual. Holt: 1.-THE smiler,n
has his hat cacked over his eye q little fur
ther thpn usual, and "Chieiy" Reed for a
wonder Is standing az straight IS IN arrow.
Taylor and Grist, the BiEth ward guardians,
look as though they were spelling iUr Q tussie
with rome bruiSer, and Bcotty Listen looks
az though hs Tsln'i; tho old msn looks like
o French Marshrl. ksrqn-Joe, the msshey,
looks in the pictured iko tho dandy hs IL, sni
Billy Combs hss his usual genial look end
twinkling eye. Ben Dunlap looks iliks
an old veteran On dress parade. sylyis
didn't haye the neurAlgis, and looks Us
though he was proud of his B.de WHISPERS
but be isn't. 'Tis 0 great picture, taken all in
all, and should be handed down to postefity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
Favorable to h ynHs.

A decision wa rendered In Part l OF The
Circuit Court Of Ohio county yesterday,
which puts a stop to q practice which has
prevailed in tho city Police Court for years.
Charleu, O'Brlen was brought before Judge
Boyd by City Jailer Maloney, in obedience
to q writ OF haLeas corpus, and after hearing
tho Gaze. the court ordered him discharged.
Denis O'keele WIS his attorney. O'Brien
was recently arraigued in Police Court on a
charge Of yagraucy, and fined $40 and costs.
The fius WAS remitted on condition that lie
leave the city, and It was informally ordered
that II found in Wheeling after a certain
time ho ehould DO committed to the work
house. He was subsequently rearrcs,ed, aud
committed as ordered. The effect Of sa,ur.
days decision Is that 3 %psieoaer cannot be-
thus committed; the! there must bs HI exc
cu.ion issued In Loiault OF tho fine assessed
before the commitment Is legal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
The BODY of M Unknown 11un Taken
Out or the River.

Tho body of m Unknown Nun Taken
Out or the River.
Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock two
young men named Albert Johns and John
O'Conner wero standing on the river bank
near the Belmont mill, when they observed
a body floating down the river. Hastily
procuring a tkilf. they rowed out aud towed
tho body TO shore. 1t Wet that OF a man;
apparently about % years old. The body
had been in the water for some time, and
YVES commencing to purify very tr1t. The
man ives about five feet ten inches in height
and probably weighed about 100 pounds.
The hair WAS black; the face full, with rogu.
lar features and Il black moustache. lie
wore a black suit, worn and
patched in one or two places, but
presenting Oh the whole a neat appearance;
he also wore AL underahirt and white shirt,
but no collar. In his pockets wei found q
broken pocket knife and q shoe buttoner.
There were no marks about the body to iudi.
este vi0iepcs. Justice Weir aud Officer Grist
took chnrgsotthe body until Coroner chulize
arrived. He did not deem 1t necessaryrto
hold IN inquest, and gave orders for the bur-
ial Of the body by the county. A'report was
circulated lest evening that the body had
been identified es that OF a missing Wheeling
man, but this wal not true. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
heltNtre,


Charles Faupsl, who WIT recovering from
a aerious ~illne-1, Is again worso. 5
4 new payan,ont has been laid around the
lots opposite the Belmont house.
The township school board organized yes.
terday hy making Thomas Gasret president.
n. Il; Harper had a iae 10. OF horses and
mules here yesterday. He shipped them to
Allegheny. 1s5
Tho usual number OF Saturday evening
and Sunday DRINKS and disorderlies were
heard in the Mayors court yesterday morn.
ing, u-1s7 ~ ~.
Another res!donca Is to be- built on Noble
street north Of the run. Ed. @. Feeley has
bought two lots there, paying $1,000 for
them.
?. Bruner, Superintendent OF the Clsye.
land IL Pittsburgh railroad, and a number OF
Baltimore & Ohio officials were in town YES.
terday.
One hundred pnd twenty.!wo new mem.
hers have been received into the DiscI Piles
CHURCH, and the meetings will be continued
still longer. nightly. A nunbar Of i,anler,
slons took plaue yesterday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

TUESDAY, 10Th INST, ALTO AN,
Battle Run RoI6-i:xcaygtlon 900 c,,r, ...,.
Masonry rs cubic yards e'"ie !SM;
eMizIng 2a0 cilbit yards. AsN;'
Bogss' Hi Read. nichlan1 ais Ito, On, a.,,
yatas excavation, Gld 10 cub. 10 var il I,,s NV s.SS
chapel Kun RcEt-haca' ,smi.Iny iN"nLto
Dixol,'s Kun Eond, Aiterty nistrtCtDE,,JJiI
''9eo sub's Yards ard masonry 10 cubic yt, TS..s''
rsssS |, a.oSG, ~ uiv.-Er. masonry TO Crh,
Sah IL r s,Irihs ',w. cubic yards, nptaiam!sihiSS G
{. c. Roe d, I'd div.-9Iad!ur sec cubic ,,,
mss2nfy ~ clb!o yards, In~aMdaniElup Gcr6t.
Glen's Rp.r and Cherry Hi, ~gosd-rr,,,, ,m
3C cubic yaros. N"eN"aIHIs
ksl;y's Barn ard Dement, Cemetery sosd RI,s,
ana district-aa damI2ipg $50 cubic %aTds 'N'-'
w., hest,ns lioufe HI Rcsd-MucsIsrlislnr "a
Middle Wheeling Greek Upper Epd-yseo1.ps.
z,n M.g s4a y Wheeling Creek, Loves Ind-Mac.t.-!.
McG1aw,s hun kead-Gradins SEQ cub,c v,,,,
yards. ui<HB +o casS
as1it!ng go cubic yards.
ti.ess' KUN ROAD. RiGhlsnd d!ttric,-Gfslpv a.
cuplc }hs1t, masonry 30 clihic ysris h"
peninbli!a Observation-Disclosures hf0 rpb,c re-1
yards. t@pS Vo eutf
River Road. "a Observation-Disclosures 81 ,rv,
ys,as' g'ading eco cube ya:ls, iaaionfy . cSiS
kiGe and CastlemAn'H Run Road GralI,r an
CUBIC yhfos, masonry 80 Gu bic yards. NV
is9iey,s Point 10 :. l. L. Observation-Disclosures
Reilly and Delapl0In's I,oad-Gtadi,c = m cr,s
yar!s. mGsoniy so Cubic yards,
bic yards. 'NHs''a NO IL
Short Creek. South Eorih-NucslamjzIur ON =.
pc ssfas' masoaty 10 cubic yards, gradiIg SEQ NIX
Shot Creek. Nain stcm-Gadsrr 2sf, ,r,,
yaIus, masonry 80 cubic yards. l'S"
bic yards. N '"u'la'E is " IT,
Wheeling and bethany Pike. rflAr .elpDIs d.
Wheeling and E.irmont PIke-Ma, ,d,wr,,,, M
cubic yards, support wall leo cubic" rn.its
mest Enio,i and Roney's Point ~,55sd|xscad.r.
hacsdsmizing $50 cubic yG,dJ IL N''e''e us'NE'-
Wheeling aud Elm (;royc, : ,.o, r.t.,uu.
uict-M acadanlzipE liD ce) tic rar,1S
west Liberty aud CaS' .tm9n's ~,osd-G,0t,,,
~ %ad dan,c o yasd e, masonry 20 cubic yH,de.
cnbir ra,ds mndGSns Run Roal-Gndirg l.0l
I'D cubic ysr Ias''atS ' cubic yards, ulAcslhnilias
Ing ss sn6 " Gjo:e and fiddle Wheeling Road-Gsd.
IN" fEnr.c yhIos; matchmaking 100 cube y4,t.
3 pjds I'VE luAIii ues are approximate 0u!5,
eattl. loosc rock aiad solid rcgk, p"e'"'
MM sooa must : e,econd clms, laid dry.
oachahmi4!nE VIII he OF hard bInc or rry line
s'2 PIE, ptoRGn 70 rlss,h,ouRh a s.lncl. linz
,,d,I ,r ssanuat,. Oh measurement for Nil Glasses d
uled solid. - : eeo'c 'ee'' MA
Il, rdopoSals must be SEPARATE for ca.h rold ur.:
S1Si m ,m,. names IA rs OF bidders with p~osloiIcc 4 iiItt
satisfactory TO The Bo,td on 10 tbe rExsr , , ,
aonlr =, ,Gys Of ,he bidder. For iu.ille, iu ,ofnaIa1
hh, da soaFd reserves tho RICH, TO ,cIec | suy or II
April %, 1884," ''' "oik 10 ""
county. 'o~l .issi0nesS Of o'''
Address, pm. ,r ,,oors
W. C. SMITH, ;|oAo Of Coani~l0Ae"'
ErgAitp- Rnltnbp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION,
News aud Gossip in Relation to Various
People,.

News aud Gossip in Relation to Various
G People,.
Gov, Jackson AID Auditor Miller are e1-
pected 10 a,rivo in the city tomorrow.
Miss Agnes Smith, CT Pittsburgh, Is the
gueet OF Mics Florence Wiicon, Of the South
Side.
Mr.. Fred Lsughl;n has lef. for down the
river on business for the Lsughlin drug
house.
P. J.. Schneider. Esq, and daughter. NJ.
denim. are at the Moss2rove House, in Bteu-
bsnville.
Mr.. D. Barker, formerly Of this city, but
now OF Newark, O., Is Visiting friends in
North Wheeling. ...
Mr.. Joseph Ferfsll, who has been on a
Wait 10 Evansville, O., he's returned to his
home on tho South Side.
Rev. DR.. J. D. MoiTat, President OF Wnoh-
ington and Jefferson College, Is in the city,
tho guest OF his brothers.
Miss Mollie Smith, OF this city, left for
Pittsburgh yesterday on visit to Mrs. win
Wilson, formerly OF Wheeling.
J. Il. Blond leaves to-day for Chicago for 6
trip through the Weatern and Southern
Btates and an extended visit 10 friends.
Mr.. F. A. Britt, formerly Of this city,is-at
present located in Louisville, KY, and is
meeting with big success in his ~business.
Rsy. Us. Pomeroy, Of Moundsville, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to at
tend the Presbytery Of Washington at Hooks
town, Pa. 'I.r a
Miaees Emma and Clara Grouse, OF Wheel
ing, are in the city to-day, the guests OF the
Misses sonneborn, of North Belmont street.
Beliairc Tribune.
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Now Cumber.
land, and D. L.. Holiday, Esq, OF Mounds
vile, two prominent Republican politicians.
were in the city yesterday. !
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Butcher arrived in the city yesterday fore
noon. He stopped at Fairmont to visit
friends Oh his way home from the Charleston
Convention.
Senator N. B. Scott las gone Yves! for a
short trip in the hopes OF recovering his
health. Since tho flood he has suffered con-
siderably with malaria and his physician ad-
yised the trip.
Mr.. J. H. Grafton, representing tha Mari.
eta Chair Company, was in the city yester.
day. This was bis last trip aud Wheeling
his last town, as he leaves the road this week
for q position in the conpany's office. Ills
brother, Mr. George R. Grafton, OF Bellairs,
well known in Wheeling, will take his place
on tho road. Z
Col. T. P. Shallcross. OF the postoflco de-
tsctive' force arrived here from Warrington
yesterday with instructions 10 make this
place his headquarters in the future. All
the detectives have been ordered out OF
Washington and will hereafter have their
headquarters in the prominent c;tiea OF their
respective districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
THE IRON SCALE.
WHAT is SAID OF THE REDUCTION
Propo,,d BY tho hsaurAciurtrs-rhe Norkm.u
Firm. and ApprshsnsIvs OF Nc, Trouble 10
the hatttr-The Notifications A,ksd BY
tho Association and thsir Reasons.

Wheeling iron workers express themselves
AZ confident that the scale adopted by the
late convention Of the Amalgama.ed Asso.
citation at Pittsburgh will finally bo accepted
by the manufacturers, and signed In time 10
70 into effect June I, and avert any Bus.
pension OF work on account Of disagreemenis
between employers and employees. At the
conference between the committees Of the
Association and tho manufacturers, held at
Pittsburgh on Saturday, Mr.. A. D. Work, OF
this city, represented the Second district.
lie has returned home, and copfirma the
| published accounts Of the result OF the meet.
inI.
An lNTELLIGENcER reporter met Vice Pres.
dent Thompson, Of this district, last evening,
and asked him what he thought Of tho silus.
ton. Ho replied that he thought the ten pr
cent reduction proposed by the manulac.
turers' committee would not be Insisted OH,
and that the scale proposed by the work.
mems committee would be eventually &C.
copied. He referred 10 q statement In one OF
yesterdays Pittsburgh papsrs that the points
proposed by the workmen's conference com.
inl,tee would bs receded from, and declared
that no person was authorized to make that
| htatVAlo1aNf ~ u lbulllto
not In the old agreement can only be with.
drawn by The scale convention at u called
sesslon. The conference committee was not
given power to waive these points; end this
was for a purpose. They will only be waived
In Gaze OF a luokou. or strike, and that alto,
the scale convention hos been rsasaembled
and voted TO rescinb It's action.
Mr.. Thompson thinka the ELECT OF the now
features Of the scale proposed IL more advsn.
tageous to the manufacturer than the work.
men, as a general thing. The demand for ten
percent advances for rolling pteel which i,
hsrdsr than iron Is admitted by employers
10 b. reasonable. Tho proposition that Ger.
tain labor outside OF the scale Of wages now
shall DO included in It's provisions Ia only IL
tended 10 prevent petty disasreements, and
the worst sufferers from these ars the mil
owners. These arc really the only importani
changes contemplated, and they involve &c
little that no fight will be made on them II
his opinion.
"The truth u.s." said Vice President Thomp
son, there Is not enough buslneas for all til,
mills, and what there Is they are fighting for
U uder these circumstances, IL Is rcafcely
probable that the mill owners will demand
reduction and %inaugurato a lockout Of uucer
tain length"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having. received 10 much benefit
from Electric Bi:tsrs, feel It my duty to lst
suffering humanity know It. Have had a
running sore on my leg for eight years, my
doctors told me l would have 10 have the
bone ecraped or leg amputated. fused, In.
stead, three bottles OF Electric HIttcss and
seven Z BucElen'sArnloa salve, and my
leg 10 now sound and well."/ 5.s
Electric Bitters are sold at GIty cents a
and Bucklen's Arnica salye at ajc. rer
box by Logan t. 90. I4-55 MEraw /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

The State Normal School commencement
will occur this year. at the following dates:
Shephesdstown, JeGeraon county, Prot. D. D.,
Pendleton, Principal, June 9th; Normal
School at Glenville. Gilmer county, Prof, r,
F. Kid. Principal, June 10Th; Normal School
at Fairmont, Marion county, Prof. Conrad A,
6ipe, Principal, Jane 18th; Marshall College,
at Huntington, Cabell county. Prof. B. F.
Principal, June 18th; Normal
School at Wat Liberty, Ohio county, Prof,
D. T. Williams, Principal, June Goth; Nor.
nal School ut Concord, Mercer county, Prof,
James q. French, Principal, July 4th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
RIVER NEWS.
Notes About the Steamboats,, Hank Rriets
and TeleR fRphic ReDorts.

fNaIH Ahu AcAtk kNpulc Reports. Il ~
The Emma Graham Is dus up to-day and
the Katie stockdals will 80 down.
Mr.. Joe Robinson, OF the steamer Annie
Roberts, 10 In the city On visit TO his friends.
The river still continues to fail slowly,
There is q depth Of u little over I feet In tie
channel. titiIi- ~ -l.I h,.glWgu
The 81. Lawrence has besn fully repaired
and will leave Cincinnati for this point this
evening. g..
William Booth who has been In Texas for
some time past, hal accepted q position on
the steamer Dlurnal.
Capt. William Bufkatt, formerly OF the
mail line, has taken chargeot one Of the new
pool boats above Pittsburgh.
Mr.. +. Hubbard, assistant engineer OF the
Regular, 10 visiting friends In the city. lie
will 20 on his boat this morning.
Tho Belle Prince was expected to arrive
last evening with a tow OF coal from Pitts.
bhrgh, but had not got here 1T a late hour.
Pilot FL. Simms, OF the steamer Diurnsl,
boasts OF having one OF the mos. complete
pilot houses oil any steamer above the falls.
John Muhlemhn, the w~ell.known engineer,
passed through the city yesterday on his way
10 bismarck, OAK, to engage In %steamboating.
william Mckinney, who Ia on the steamer
Diurnal, IL one Of the old.tinle Steamboat.
men, and Is considered one OF tho best at his
business above the Falls.
Word wa9 received from the officers OF the
Chesapeake thst she would be on time thla
morning with a big psssengts and freight
list. Her business Is heavy.
Isaac Dlsaher, pilot OF Tho steamer Courier,
has been IN the employ Of TINT company
longer than anyone at the present time
over twenty-five years, and 10 good for as
many more. III
The Andes got In las. evening, and will
loAve on her return trip 10 Cincinnati this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. The Andes Is a
splendid stern wheel packet, well appointed,
and ably Differed. She has commodious
stnterooms, Il large cabin, sets q good tabls
and has ample freight Recommendations. a
better passenger packet Is not on the river.
Q1ick work The Marietta and Mstamoras
packet o. NJ. Lowell, came to the wharf on
Sunday morning lest, at & o'clock, and went
to sw.eney's landing, where new aud larger
cylinders were placed on her, the aizs being
twelve inches by four foot stroke. Tho Job
was completed by $50 O'Clock, on Sunday
evening, aud ahe left to resume her t,irs In
the trade at Ma!amoras yesterday morning.
1t YVES considered n OF the q1ickts. jobs
ever turned out In this city.
GREENsDoRo, Pa, April ol.-Eiver IL fee!
and stationary; weather clear. 1lg
PITTSBURGH, April electromagnetic river
s feet and falliNe; cloudy and cool
OH Cry. Pa, April 81 -Riyer . feet S
inches and falling; weather clear aud windy.
BRownsylLLx, Pa, April 2l.-I,ver s fee!
aud stationary weather cloudy; thermome.
ter $40.
HMoEoAETowN, W. Va, April 2l.-I.iver
loot and stationary; weather cloudy; thel.
nlometer G2o. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

1900 Dozen Latest Summer Styles Of
Ladies', MlSses' and Cllildren's Trimmed
md Untrimmcd Hats NOW Oh exhibition
incur Millinery Department, at our usual
low prices. SPEYER BROS,
T.. S.-Mo desire TO call the specinl at.
tentiOM Of Merchants and Milliners TINT
We are ilo only Exclusive Wholesale
Millinery House In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Clerk HOOK yesterday Issued ono marriage
license, and admittedto record one deed Of
trust, four cemetery deeds, and the follow
ing transfers Of real estate: 4ff.l 4 |
Deed made April o.. byAP. L. Kimberly
and wife to Martha L. ssgs,dn consideration
OF $1,000, for one and one-.hirty.fourth OF an
lcre Of ground adjoining tho stesnrod farm,
east Of the city. <.y,s |,
Deed made April s, by Chsrles Paps and
wife 70 William Fitzgerald, in consideration
Decd made April 5, by Cha.les Paru and
wife 10 Edward Carroll, IN consideration OF
800, toz u pieca OF ground, formerly pSrt Of
the Ctuger estate, esat OF the city, containing
about q quarter Of an acre. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

At tho Republican primary held at Law
sons hotel on Saturday, the following named
gentlemen were appointed ~delegaten to the
county convention from Triadelphie diatrict:
Dr. J. Il. Storer, James Heryey. Louis Wlar.
ton, L. P. 6lsson, John Baird, Brice supler.
VIM. 7. Hubbard, J. +. Gardner, John Wei,a'
Samuel Buchanan. Tho delegates arc min.
s!ruoted, but believed to be solid for Blaine,
Mr.. J.C. Maxwell was secretary Of tho meet.
ING. % 11rHl -'ipSJ-I',
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
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A ROCK IN CORPORATIONS,
ChnrtcrS Issued for Five New Compunien
I'd. NJ. Yesterday.

thRfsorS Issueu FOR Five New Companies
Yesterday.
Yesterday was 4 busy day in the Secretary
OF States offlce, in the way OF Issuing certin,
Gates Of incorporation. Five new companies
OF various characters were legally ushered
into a corporate existence. One OF these wes
the Equality Building Association, OF Mar.
tinabHrg, formed for the purpose Of accumu.
latipg money 10 be loaned among lis mem,
bers for tho purchase OF land or housss, or
building houses, end Of doing a general
building association business unies Ina Slate
laws. Tho sup OF 81, $50 has been subscribed
to the capital stock and $I35 paid in, while
the privilege 10 reserved OF increasing the
capital to $IS5, 000. The shares are $3.50 each,
and the incorporators are W. @. Edwards,
H. T. Cushwa, a. Beall, W. kemmerling, Z.
s. Troxoll, 81. W. Martin, W. o. Nicklss, b.
s, Noble and D. W. eIaGer.
Another corporation Is the West Virginia
Boom Company, formed for the purpose OF
c%onstruotinge boom 10 stop logs, RATS. slaves
and timber. in the G%uyandoits river, nesr
%hersihe Chesapeake t. Ohio railroad crossss
that stream. The headquarters are at Guy.
sndottoe, Cabell county, and Q branch Office
~ 70 oe kept u o iork' Inc capital stock
ia SIS. 900, Of which 500 has been subscribed
and paid In: The corporators IRE ali New
York mem. y
The third corporation formed IL tho Ohio
Silver Mining Company, owning and operst.
ing the Raven mino, in Ouray county, Colo.
RADIO. The capital is rominally II, 0cO, 900:
$l00. 900 has been subscribed and $lO 900 paid
in. The corporators are Ohio mon, and T.
Il. Harvey, OF Huntington, ia their attorney.
intact. shF' Ffar
The Tropical Land Company, OF jackson,
Vile, Fla, with a capital Of $1,000, and the
privilege OF increasing to $500, GOO, and the
Loan u Trust Company, Of Bos-
ton, with q capital OF 5000 900 with 81, 900
The incorporstors OF both are all nou.resi,
dents Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Pistols, 75c TO sl.0M rero!vers, $l.0O to
1000; ritis'. IS 90 to SIS GO; single shot guns,
~ 70 s20 W; docblf.hafrei shot guns, 5000
70 500 60; mnsSets, 500 10 "a 90; and every
trated catalogue. Ii ia free. Great Western
Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa, x7Haw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Wanted-Cook and Chambermaid.
White Mountain Frcezers-Nesbitt & Bro.
New Books Stanton Il Davenport.
Another Great Reduction-H, F, Behrens.
Regular Tuesday Packet for CINCINNATI
New Andes.
Hats-G. A. Beu.er.
Martins Capital Restaurant.
NewGoods-M. J. McFaddcn. e..
: Emsheimer's Double store-Roomg-Heed
OF Local.
Wanted-Two Girls-Head OF Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Dr. ". Z. Scott, President Of the College
OF Physicians, Montreal, writes ! have rec
commended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as
the best preparation for debility, indigestion,
dyspepsia, lever, agus and less OF appetite.
Take no other. uyyaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF The Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House, yesterday.
1888 1854
IS e. Is e. az 60 60 IS
INDICATIONS. 81
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 22-l:So A.. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and rain, clearing In the western
portion, slightly cooler in the Tennessee and
nearly stationary temperature in the Ohio
Valley, variable winds, generally from north
10 east in the Ohio Valley. ~
For the Lower Lake regions, generally fair
weather, north 10 east winds, lower batome-
ter md sliGh: rise in Temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Mrs. MARGARET lyman, 23l E. Thirty.
fourth street, New York, writes that she g. fer.
ed two years with rheumatism, and for five
months was in bed. Finally gt. Jacobs Oil,
the great %conqusror Of pain, was tried aud 1t
cured her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

RELI.pLE EEEpy, that never fail 10 GROW.
are sold BY Boyd. No old stock offered,
Everything New aud Fresh Cropat Boyd's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

WITH the condiments generally attsinable
It ia not possible IT, produce a muyonaIss
dressing tor salads that will compare with
Durkee's Salad Dressing, Buy q bottle and
be convinced, wwvaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Julr think OF It, an oight.toot Step Ladder
for s. 90 si1-foot for 81 50, with patent
buckle. support, ct Boyd's, Market Square.