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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
4 woNDERFUL LAKE IN IOWA


The greatest wonder in the State OF
Iowa, and perhaps in any other State, is
what is called the Walled lake, in
Wright county, twelve miles north Of
the Dubuque and Pacific railway, and
l50 miles west OF Dubuque city. The
lake is two or three feet higher than the
eartl's surface. In some places tho wall
is ten feet high, fifteen feet wide at the
bottom, and 1--we feet wide ON the top.
Another fact is the size OF the stone used
in the construction, the whole of them
vary ing i'll weight from three tons down
to 100 pounds. There is all abundance
Jf stones in Wright county, but sur
rounding the lake, to the extent OF five
or six miles, there are none. No one
,aui form an idea Of the means employed
to bring them 20 the spot, or who con-
stmcted il. Around the entire lake is a
belt of woodland half mile in length,
composed of oak. With this exception
the country is rolling prairie. The
trees must have been planted there at
the time OF the building Of the wall. In
the sming OF the year 1866 there was q
great storm and the ice on the lake
broke the wall i'll several places, al / the
farmers ill the vicinity were obliged to
repair the damages 10 prevent inunda-
ton. The lake occupies ground sur.
face Of 9, 500 acres the depth of water il
as great as twenty-five feet The water
Is clear anG cold soi sandy and loamy
II is singular that no one has been able
10 ascertain where TIE water comes from
nor where it goes, yet it is always cleal
and fresh. h.-RaiinOton Hapk-Eye
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
THE PEDERATION OF THE WORLD
Tennyson's Federation Of the
World" which he saw when he

Tennysons Federation OF the
World" which he saw when he
Dipped into the future, far human eye could see
is already realized over the watery ex-
panse that covers two-thirds Of the sur
face Of the earth. The ocean is under
the dominion of international law. No
nation has any separate proprietary
right in it, but it belongs in joint ten
antcy to oil mankind. The freedom of
the high seas is perpetual protest
against protective tariffs and prophecy
Of universal brotherhood. This COM
mon possession of the race is not bar
rier OF isolation to the vBrious countries
whose coasts it laves, but great open
highway communication inviting them
to reciprocal and unrestricted inter-
course. The lesson of the great deep,
iterated day after day in the hux and re-
hux OF the tide, is an admonition to
unity and amity. This is what the
"wild waves say to us, and what they
always have been saying. Commerce is
the main efficient agent of civilization.
It is the historic missionary force. A
people which is non-maritime is out Of
the line Of progress and development.
Intercommunion is the essential condi-
ton of growth and high attainment Of
nations rs well as individuals. When
a nation refuses to enter into cordial fell
lowship with its peers and to cope with
them in all lands and upon the seas in
generous rivalry for an ascendency in
wealth and greatness, it is false to its
obligations and TO its own interests. Nc
political community, however advanced
its agricultural and manufacturing in
dustries, can hold foremost rank un
less it is commercial and has all the ap
pliancos and incidents of the CONNER
cial character. philadelphia Record
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
A Sound Precedent.
Ist. Louis Globe -Denocrat.l

A Connecticut Judge did a thing
recently tlIat might be initiated with
advantage by courts in general. In Il
suit for divorce on the ground of
adultry the facts were clearly PROV
en-; whercnpon the Judge, instead OF
granting The divorce, directed The
Prosecuting Attorney 10 bring action
for the crime thus disclOsod--and the
result was that tile guilty parties were
convicted and duly sentenced. The
diverce business would be materially
lessencd if policy Of this practical
and wholesome kind could be inau-
guratcd throughout the country.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
WORRThD.

"You look pale Gus" said one fash
ionable to another. Eyes, l am as
nervous as cat. "What is the mat
ter2" "Well, you see, dreamed last
night that Ind pail off all my debts,
and 1 am worried TO death to know
where got all the money FROM"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07

Ladies, you can be sure ofthis: that
you cannot have rosy cheeks and a
clear complexion unless you art in
good health. Disease always spoils
beauty. Parker's Tonic purifies the
blood, invigorates the organs, drives
all bad humors out Of system, and
makes the plainest face attractive
Tell your husbands,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07

DR.. Samuel Hodges Sarsaparilla
and potash is sure cure for rheuma-
tism, scrofula, scald head or letter,
chronic sores of all kind or any dis
ease arising from impurity of the
blood. You can get a trial bottle at
j. r. Armistead's, G. L. Gathers or
Gish q Garner,s.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07

There are seven presidential tick
cts in the field. Now the tramps of
the country have great encourage
ment for nominating a ticket. A
good ticket with cold chicken as the
platform would call outa strong vote.
State Journal,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07
Piles, Piles, Piles.

Can be entirely cured by The use of
Ethiopian Pile Ointment. For sale
by j. II. Armistead, Gish & Garner
and G. E. Gather. Try a bottle. If.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07

An underground stream flows be-
meath the city of Birmingham, Ala
1t is to be used for a sewer.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07

Tell your neighbors they can get a
cheaper and better paper, by sub
scribing for the South KENTucKIAN
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-07

A LARGE percentage Of deaths is due
to the use of impure water, rendered
impure from the presence of sewerage
matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
I'he Wool IA Australia.

At receut exhibit Of teeces by the Oar
ling Downe, Australia, wool growers nceces
Of II decided Negre!i type we're consider.
at7y the heaviest Of ali those in compe.i-
ton, end, although tl.e experts placed it
much below the others in value per pound,
the clip brought much better prices at last
years London ssles than the clips OF any
OF the other competitors. There was a
large and steady demand for purely cloth
Ing WOODS, (which always command" says
the correspondent Of the Queenslander, ire
munera.ive price,; many clothing woods
can bs and are used f,r bombing purposes,
but combing woole, however bne, do not
meet the requirements Of manufacturers
for purely clothing purposes" The con.
cusion reached is thar these who can grow
4 superior clothiug wool would do we'll to
adhere TO that class.unless they cau,bs sure
that change will bring larger money
returl per sheep. I!seems that the merino
will DO likely TO stay in favor in Australia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
onREAKpAsT aupuET.

Robins with mushrooms Is the latest dish
In Florida hotels. tgA
A good many papera OF Texas think that
q division Of the State 10 inevitable. n
:" Wild hogs are becoming numerous In
some portions OF Howell mountains, Me-
yada.
Eighteen thousand knit milt0ns and
wr!slle,B were made by students OF tho
Hampton Indian school last year. n
The Oysters III ChincoLcagne bay Vir.
pinia, arc dying IN large quantities, One
shipper haa lost over three thousand bush.
els already. 3lyA
Mr.. Harry Mcdonald, OF Providence, Il
l., claims TO have tbs smallest bull terrier
In America. 1t Gully wegha3 pounds, aud
is2 years old. y
j. ]. Goodlet. aged 20 yoais, and Alice
Norton, NgGd % Year,, were married 70
Gently Of the brides residence in Anderson
county, Kentucky. =
| A patent medicine manufacturer adver.
tises for bald mon who are willing 10 have
advertisements painted on the tops OF theil
heals "ior high pecunisry recompenae.'
A novel feature in the dining room Of q
hotel at Niagara Falls Ia colosgGl mirror,
In which tho ialls are reflected In such q
manner that the gueg;s may admire while
they cat. gI I.F 75 is
ii 1t is said tha. in tho best circles Of Eug
lish society flowers constitute tho oniy
"siiis" allowable in tho "cotillion," and
That costly iavora are denounced as . "vul
gar show" rs F l.ttl
Chinese laundries arc springing up with
wonderful rGp!dt:y In all The Southern
cities, and tho competition which they have
excited hap, III many ins!ancee, resulted II
Street brGwla. 7.F a
Some idea OF the immense business don't
by tho. elevated road in Nsw=York city
may be gathered from that on March q
they carried S0G, 200 passengers and receiv
ed S2l,00i 10 fares.
| Alfred Chadwick yokcd his vile to {
pillow with steer, for which Judge Jen
nings, Of Detroit, gave her u divorce. Iii
insisted that he hSd only followed the gen
eral usage among the market gardeners o
western Canada. .f}f .1Gt5tEs
! Recent expcrimen.H conducted by Pro
feesor kua'e, OF Berlin, chow that, within
the range Of thenorral spectrum, a health,
eye can perceive about 800 differences
color, and It's color.geusi,ivenegs range
from more than ono down to 0 . milliontl
OF q millimeLre. 80 Es'
Texas has cattle queen besides lie
numerous cattle kings She is the wife O
M ex.Meth0dist preacher named R)gera
ttGnd lives In Nevices county, where Ell
owns and manages rancho Of 10000 hes,
Of cattle, while her husband attends to he
dutie1 rs member Of the State Legislature
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

According to the Monitor MpuJlicaSo,. Of
Mexico, wild boy WAT recently caught in
the Santa Rosa mountains, III the vicinity
OF Tancanhuitz lie wss carried to the
town and 'pnt in q well.ftnced garden,
where hs greedily coneunced fruit, lettuce,
roses, snd the roots Of several pants. lie
never spoke nor appeared 10 no!ics those
who vent 10 seo him. He seemed perfect
ly harmless. but one day he SEIZED little
child, three years Of age, and began 10 eat
it. The child's cries attracted attention,
but before assistance reached the spot the
young savage had uevoured the flesh OF
tho right arm and part Of the face On
seeing the child was about to be laker
away, he squeezsd 1t TO death in his arms.
This wild youth is now chained up, but
his captors are st loss what to do with
him .a-ra.nH =lff' 2. #. .."-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
TMs NEW WI Ar.Iy.lr.
A Critical Analysis Ola Type Which II ~
MIMI Ell rho Sci entihts.

-TrT-- - = - =
:, -, hnfii I'd '"s seisn,is''.
C"!eayo 1'".!' I"d) =, II s,s
S."Ihero Ia . positive difference among
Democrats Us 10 the tariit," snys Mr.. Wat.
terson-an opinion which seems TO be not
without foundation. Nevertheless, and
wist follows 10 spoken III . tone Oh great
sadness, The tariff issue Is the Las. OF tbn
OLD Democrat party Issues which remains
70 ue! ~ e'se IS gons, gone entirely up
tue eponl.ol me irrGtrievsble past,so 70 eay.
state soveresehtY nHs no longer q lss to
STAND on. Even tne senator from Arkau'
gas Mr' Garlano) nus turned ms PACK on
i, and senators from M!salssippi, from
Alabama, from florida, and truth must 10
spoken, however palnIn,l from south
Cafoilna 8te iSlIlng lnt2 me behlnl the
new dn:tavns vasa mat has emerged from
thd provinces |hoee name ila strange IN.
n nah!An's insist On ptonouhcing AfkansaW;
nome rue never g9t peyond the iata!
discovery thNt II was only another nsme
lor .l'e ,o us ca.se' nsru money persisted
Hs u utmocfet WoiI Oh COMPUTATION IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

Mr.. Joseph Medill, editor Of the Chicago
Tribune. ia now paying his first visit TO
Washington since General Grant left the
White House. -,
Professor Cyru, NortLrop, oil, Yale, hes
accepted the Presidency OF the Minneso,s
State University at Minneapolis, and
leaves Yale in. June and enters upou Ills
new duties in September. a' IS:
The house in which Sir John franklin,
the explorer, was born in Lincolnshire
England, WAS sold recently. 1t was at one
tins proposed to purchase it for Frank
lin museum. The project fell through.
Mr.. Evelyn Jerrold, son OF tho late
blanchard Jerrold and grandson Of Doul.
las Jerrold, has been appointed editor OF
Ltoyds Nems, making the third generation
OF Jertolds who have edited tho paper.
When Sir Fi.zoIy Kelly, aiteryard Chief
BAron oil the English Exchequer Courl.
contested Ipswich one OF his agents wsa
guilty OF bribery, and wa3 afterwards een.
fenced to ina and imprisonment, Alter
his release he lived in great poverty for a
numter OF years. When Kelly came into
power, however, he sought his former
agent out and made him County Judge
Mayor King, Of Philadelphia, being
asked why he had never married, frankly.
answered that no was tho only bow ms
family Of girls, and TINT marriage was d.
terrcd until no attained years that made
his locks gray and caused him to shrink
from the responsibility Of raising young
family. He provided for his mother and
s,s:era, and sacrificed himself on the family
altar.
~ recently visitor Of Augusta Evans Wilson
the emotional novelist, at her home in
Mobile, thus describes her: "lmapine a
lady OF about middle age, somewhat nndsr
the medium hight, inclined TO bo slender
with auburn hair, and blue eyes that sneab
oil genius and refinement, and Won hsvo
her portrait as nearly as I can give Il, She
was sttired in an elegant silk dress Noth.
ing about Der dreas suggested saudincps--
everything was in mos: excelleAt taste.n
& Councilman Andrew Zane, IT., OF Pills,
dolphin, has at his law office plain " oci.
en- revolving chair that belonged to Ab,a.
ham Lincoln. Tho armH of this valuable
relic bears the marks Of tho severe whit. |
Ting to which they were subjected BY It's |
distinguished owner. Mr.. Ziue's uncle |
WAS for many years tho law partner Of |
President Lincoln, Herndon & /, Lincoln,
and. when Mr.. Lincoln became President
the chair was presented to the Council
mans father, who lately gave 1t 10 his son.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
A Georgia Romance.


The handsomest girl in sylyania county,
Georgia, became engaged, nearly forty
wealthy planter. shosl!y, alter I'll the ), en- T.
aagement was announced Gr.rs won't VOL 10 to
New Orlesns on business, forgot bis lady
love, settled in Texas, and did not return
home until two years later. Though the
lady had not heard word from him all
That time, she was still true. They renew.
ed the engagement. then quarreled, and
Gross went oiisgain. lie remained away
until few days ago, when be returned to
the old homestead to celebrate his GOsh
birthday. lie found his tiancee still wait
ing, and promptly married her. She hsd
refused many sfers OF marriage during his
absence. Three men whom she bad re-
fused became respectively Congressman,
q Senator and Governor. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

At the AUDITORS 6f!ce in Cadfz, Hsrr's1n conn
~ Ohio, on ThurMay, May &, 1854, Al 10 O'Clock 4
H. the contract VIII be let By the Engineer, sub
lect TO the approval OF the county Commissioners
i1r the CONTRADICTION Of tho atIz and nariisYll!C
aIcadacl Road. ecaled bids for the same will bt
received az the Auditors office until II o'c'ocl
mona OF Wednesday, Nay 7ih. .'--'>-
P!aus. protles and sncG ica.,ous O. said work
can be seen at the AUDITORS OlIce, or other !nicr
nation that b!iderJ may desire. eau b. obtained
oil the Eogineer. PayIcnts made month ly III cash
oil ct inhtes. Good and sufficient security will b.
required 70: the proper execution o! the work
The whole Of Eaid WORK 70 be C0mrlttsd by Nc,
yember Is. 1851, Thu length OF the read Is ton and
e!ghty.are hundtedth miles, and will be 10, In sec
tots. The fist from Catir TO the Iron Bridge MOI,
Hcbee'S MIL, Ia two and three tet III miles, Jhc
remainder being on the old plank real glade wi
be let IN one cont net or sections OF not les THAI
one-halt mile in lenIti. 1.il. - - -
The right to reject any or all bids "a reserved.
WIN. y. FOX, Ensiueer.
apt9was t-.,'t.z,1i Short Creek, Ohio,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

AT the Auditors Office. In t,adz. Ohio, on Thurs
day. May 5. iosl At 10 O'Clock A. ~, n contact viii
be let BY Jacob Jaws tao eu4ineo:, snbor 10 lht
approval Of tho County CommIs'ioaern Of Harrison
county. for Tho couS ructiOu OF the Uniopyrle and
Cadiz Mscadan ROai. This road Is divided int
two sectors Of Ave hundred end ai.y two re;tht,
each. Sealed b!is for the work Of each section wi;
ginesr up TO IL O'Clock noon OF May 7th. plant
pteilleH and Specifications Of atovc WORK ca 4 b.
seoa. aud oihe: information Tint bidders NAV do
sire can be oa:nined At tho Kpslnters oflice L.
nlsd1 monthly OIL estimates, GOod and hiirlrn
StClrtty for the proper execution OF tho WORK viii
b lequlted. Work to be completed BY tho ISL
day o, Enyenber next. Toe light 10 rtJeo! any
and ull bids Is received. - 80
apr9.wIs 'HTl JACOB JARyIs Engineer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

Do you wish freedom from aches, pains,
sores,s,c.2 Then purify the blood, strengthen
the urinary and digestive orgspB, build up
your broken down constitution by nsing Dr..
Guysotpa Yellow Dock and sarssparilia. It
Ia gratifying to know that among the intelli.
gent communities this simple, harmless, ye.
affective rcmedyt.slis ias'sr than the many
h hnM5'ss b!sters, iron medicines and pretend:
weaken and ruin the stomach, liver, bowels
and kidneys by exciting these delicate or.
cans to unustural activity. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

CERTAIN druggists begin 10 complain that
the only cough remedy they can now sell is
Or. Wistar'O Balsam of Wild Cherry. This
goes TO prove that intelligent people arc de-
termined TO get the best cure for coughs,
colds. md consumption, aud will not take a
substitute. mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
Tomen', Righis.

Tho right 10 do pretty
much AZ they please
The right to mako II
lass when a fellow stays
out !elo. y
The light to blame cr.
ery'hing OF their HIS
bnno'S monfy.l0sing or
mUneS.mak!ng pr0pensi.
Ties, JOS. Ms Il happens.
The right 10 turn a
house topsy.tu.vy for
three wiexS every Hx
months aud call ithouse.
cieauicg.
Tao tight to make the
oid man vote my wayl
they want him 10. L.
Tho right to Il home, .
husband aud Il baby.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
Mr.. Matthew arpola. Impressions.

Mr.. Matthew Arnnid'n Impressions. b
Mr.. Matthew Arnold came 10 this coun.
Try to iantruc. To IN ''Evsetnera and light"
" 60 much bead, skipped from city to
city NJ ie,. Gs beam could carry him to
crowd In ell tha "datca" possible, end hnr.
ried home 10 begin ,hs publication Of Sim.
pressions OF American liie.' His first ar
tcle IN tho Pail Nail Gazette, deals
with the city Of CLicago. l. Ia thought Of
sufficient interest TO cable to this country.
The first installment Of impressions"
ho. from tho Rrid'l.e, rs 1t wore, adds to tho
conviction that Mr.. Matthew Arnold Is a
prig, q sotnelhing-or.oihtr too delicate icl
this practical worAaday country. In hi,
comments on Chicago life he does not
make his critical analysis with busher's
cleaver, as did his coun:rymen Sir l4epal
Grihin-Arauld lack4 the manly vgor OF
Griffin. He write, as one who had put q
poul.ice on hiA pen in tho hope Of salying
the wounds he makes IS he gots along. In
Chicago Mr.. Arnold found none Of tho gen
uine article Of culture-none OF tho
Real old sllngo
From 81 Domingo
By lingo H.
bnt in its stead ia certain assumption Of
culture, which, upon close observation, !
found to be very specifically varniahed
over q very solid basis Of philistinism."
Being afflicted this way, they "allect q
concern for the .hinga Of the epirit," but
they are shamming, having hardly pre-.
tense Of ethical culture, being in lect given
over to the rude employment OF money.
getting, o tsr
Now il there is anything Tor which Mr..
Arnold has snus,er contempt, i! is "lradc,' u
which ia only another name for money
getting. It isa distinguishing characters
tic OF these apostles OF the gospel Of sweet.
mesa and light" that they scorn dollar III
the hands OF anybody but Themselves. Mr..
Arnold linds occasion to give expression
10 this feeling when he describes his visit
to II literary club and permitted himself to
be surprised by tho excellence Of the paper,
on his fsyorite subject of phil;stiujsm. read
bya man whom he WAS shocked 10 know
was = mere trade,msr-a grocer. Mr.. Ar
mold fn,ther discoyered that the sociatv
,vas rom nos.l Isr,e,v nj "surressi,] traaoa.
men, such as mercere, iron-monsers, and
hackers. which latter term is aopliad 10
dealers in The cIass of products derived
f,om tina hoy" r.r5
This WA, the straw TIM. broke Mr. Ar.
nold's back. and he way forced to conclude
that the social lifs Of Chicago il raw,
"liyes in the lesb", ia "somuwbat unrer.
tsinly gropinp in search o; the ls,per an,l
tner ,h:ncu whcso ex;sto,ca Il d;,u,v .,,,.
prchcuds." This, il must boconfgcsed IL
dishearteniny spectacle. Int nerbans
Chicago will stop uackinp.hoya and dsvo,e
it's woadrous energies 10 botiliop .sweet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

OF Physicians, Montreal, writes: / hava rac.
Commended Coiden's Liquid Beef Tonic n,
me best preparation for debility, indigestion,
Iryspepaia fever, fgus and loss OF appetite.
lnh"'iVuifHT r-l...- 10 "Fa'- -.a NUrltv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09
Louisiana State Lottery COmpauy.

Incorporated inlS6S for 50 years by tho LeeIsla.
tar. los Educational ana Cta.tabe y ,rpuses,
Win T. capital Of 81 co ,00:-to which il icsc,y.
lund Oh over ESQ .Gfo hiss siucc been'adGed.
BY all oyerwhe mlng populr yotc It's 'ranchleo
was m'dn a part OF tho pr sent State Constitution
adopted Decenbc, I'd, <. D.. 1879
The only lottery eve. vo:ed on AMI endorsed BY
inc peoI 10 Of any state. Il never scales or popt.
p3nes. lts frnd Single Number Drawings lake
splendid opportunity to wiz a fortune. Fifth
Grand Drawing: Glass lin the ACADEMY Of Music,
lGSth Monthly Drawing
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Funersl will taie place FROM his late residence,
on icrn ono mile t'om Clinton, Ohio county. on
Thursday morning at II O'Clock. Friends OF the
family arc Invited. lnteymeut at Peninsula Co IL
efary | r. .. - a @
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bed.

KEENEDY-srR0B,E-0a Tuesday, April s.
1854. by Rev. q. Z. Nite Mr.. BARRY q. KENNEbr
aud N:ts IDA srEoDLr, both Of this city. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

William II. Vanderbilt's art gallery con.
iSins u oil paintings, lll,oi which arc by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

SMlTH-On Tuesday moraluS. April 5. 1851, at II
o'clock, SAMUEL II. SfIgI, III the 9th year OF his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS of Fine Tex.
ture in all tho New and Choice Spring Shades Also,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, Summer silks,
Black Silks ofle best makes imported Printed Satins,
and the still Newer Otto man Cords lin Printed and
Plain. ~ H,ty 4 $500 ntt G'nsE fs