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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-07
STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent DOlngS OF West VlrginiAnS mn,
their NeighbUrx.

I Recent UOlnSH OF Hc5t tlrkiniAnS u
i their Neighbors.
An Oil Exchange. is among the business
ventures Of Markets. and will likely BIZ open,
ed at no distant day.
The store OF Mart Hutchinson at esneca.
vile, O., was robbed and set on fire Hunduy
night. Damage, 81, 200; injured.
O. L. Psganhurst, who lives near Winohes.
Ter and who vas formerly q resident Of this
State, has co%nstruc!eda hnndsonle steam car
riBge that IL attracting considerable, atten-
ton. a
Col. E. Y. Donelson, Internal Revenue
agent Of Washington, D. G., J. q. Atkinson,
keputy Marshal, Hiram Lswis, Deputy Col
lectos, and George T. Nickel, Deputy Mar
shall, after u vigorous laid upon the Illicit
distillers of Mercer county, succeeded in cap.
turing one large still tina. had bean in opera
ton ut times il two years.
Henry Erickson, Of Bteubenviile, syors
out Il warrant Monday evening for Theodore
Kruger, charging him with q horrible crime,
the victim being a four year old daughter OF
Erickson's. The child Is in a critical condi-
ton. The festrres OF the casa are repulsive
in the extreme. Kruger hiss lad. there Is
talk Of lynching him il caught,
David Lewis, an old cit;z IN living on lands
OF w. F. Peterson, near Bellton, W. Va, was
found dead in q field near where he had been
working. He was in good health when he
vent to bis work In the morning. His hat
was on bis head and and bis position indi-
Gated that he had rat down TO rest and ,e1.
PRED without a%struRgls. He leaves Il wife
and an imbecile child In destitute ciIcum.
stances.
J.B. Thomas, Tor many years q leading cit
ian of Cadtz and who successfully publish
ed Wing newspapers at Cambridge, 81. CIairs-
vile and Cadiz. and subsequently, was Pres
idens of tho First National Bank OF the last
named town, died April q, at Bristol, Pa.
where he Ind been living the past ten years.
His wife, a daughter Of John Olmstead, ono
Of the early settlers Of Cadis, survives him,
together with their eight children, al! Of
whom are srown. HI was aged about IS
w. n Sn Ia ~ I#. ell. .H #H. H##.# SOD 3D. "a.
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PERSONAL MENTION,
News md Goasip in Relation to Various
NJ. .-. H..... y. Dnnp,Ia |. ... %. ..| .

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People. %
Dr.. G. Baird is among The Wheeling medi.
cal men at Washington City.
Mrs. Joachim Beuter left on tho Andes las.
evening for tho round trip.
Mrs. George D. Ofmand, OF Bellnire, Is Wis.
itiug Mrs. Robert Frew, on Eoft street, South
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Waddel left on the
Andes las. evening for q short visit in Gin.
%cinnati. g
Rev. D. J.. Updegran and wife, OF Mt.
Pleasant, were registered at the 6tamm House
yesterday.
Mrs. T. @. Monfatt and three children, left
On the Andes laat evening for RavensWood,
where they will visit friends. :
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Butcher LETT for Washington yesterday to ut.
tend the National Forestry Congress. Il
State Senator o. D. Ramey, of Ottawa, O.,
is in the city locking after the estate OF his
brother-ir.law, the late MsjorJ. W.. Sweer ey.
Charley Shay, proprietor Of the Academy
| OF Music, returned to the city yesterday,
and is preparing to reopen next Monday
night. /
Mr.. L. 0. Ludwig left for Grafton yester-
day to assist In the editorial work on the
Standard, Mr.. Marshall's nav Democratic
weekly. -l-
Rev. DR.. J. E. Smith, pastor OF Fourth
street N. L. church, left yesterday for Phila-
delphia to attend tho session Of the General
Conference.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes has purchased the
handsome residence Of Ms. H.. ". List, on
the Island, and will remove his family here
from Baltimore.
Rav. Dr.. J. G. Armstrong, OF Richmond,
rector, at one tiEae, Of 81. Matthews church
in this city, has been elsctcd Rector OF st.
Phillips church, Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. sam Arbuthnot, Of North Wheeling,
left for Charleston lest evening, to attend a
Civil Service examination to bs held there
tomorrow. Sam is a graduate OF tho public
schools Of this city, and a smart young man
generally. b =
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A HEsPOaSE

From Kline Brothers GntIIng Gun nj
"a Twelfth NJ, Quickly hil-nccs the
Trivial Fire Opened by u Jealous COM
petit1r.
This week we are going 10 mention such
low prices that will astonish everybody.
Read our list Of prices:
MEMS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
Just think of it. We have reduced Mems
Good Business Suits 10 81 so, equal to any IS
suit in the city.
Mems Cashmere Suits al 81 SO. :
Mems All Wool Suits at IS 90.
Mems Fine Wool Suits al IS 90.
Mems Finest Wool Suits at $40 90. .I
Mems Worated Pants down to 81 90.
Mems Cashmere Pants down to 81 so.
QUE DoYs' DEPARTMENT.
Boys Suits reduced to So 90. worth double
the money.
Boys Cashmere Suits 81 90.
: Children's Suits from 81 30 10 IS 90.
Take the advertisement of any competing
house that appears in this paper, cut it out,
then come TO our store and bringit with YOU.
Name us any article advertised therain, and
If we do not show you the same identical
goods from Is to Is percent cheaper we will
give you them free OF charge.
One Hundred Dollars Reward in any cess
where we fail to do as advertised.
KLINE BgorHrRs,
The Reliable C!othiers,
81 Twelfth 81.
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Prof. Kidd,s Entertainment.

For several weeks past Professor Robert
Kidd, the we'll known Cincinnati elocutionist,
has been In the city teaching a large class in
elocution, and he has, 1t may be slated, been
meeting with the usual gratifying success
that has always attended his classes in this
city. Several Of his former pupils ard friends
Of bis present ones having expressed a desire
to again hear him in one OF hia elocution-
airy entertainments, and thu large hall in
the Linsly building having bren ten.
dered for that purpose, the Professor
kindly assented TO crafty the REQUEST,
The entertainment was given last evening
The hsll held a large, audience, composed
mainly Of Wheelins's hest people. For an
hour and a half the Professor entertained the
audience in q very pleasant anrer, His
selections wero humorous. pathetic and
dramatic. Increasing years do not appear 10
he still has the Same keen appreciation Of
all those little points that are essential In
making a finished elocutionist.
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MOUNDHvlLLE.
Personal and GENERAL Intelligence Of
tgH T" a,H7" U=I.U Gutavauf .Al#H.aH| -T1H..

ID. . "##4. ...Ia 1uteKcNts i.aAN .+l#H Is H.#Ea
An infant child OF r.. g.. Lowe, Of the
Becond ward, was buried Saturday.
Dr.. Morris, OF Clarksburg, Is at Mrs. Nc
Masters boarding houtc, Second ward.
Too much danpness prevented the Ohio
River railroad construction hands going 10
work yesterday morning.
Capt. Hart, OF the Herald, 10 visiting his son
who Ia employed In the Government Print.
Ing Office at Washington.
William Yancey, d well md fayorably
known oitizsn Of Union district, died q few
days ago at an advanced age.
County Court meets Friday next, the 9th,
when the report Of the committee 10 seleu, q
location for the poor house will bs submitted.
John McCa,ky, bookkeepiar for Weaver 4
Bardall, Ia again able TO be out after several
days confinement to his room by rheuma-
l!sm. .t.EI4a {.i-' p
Thomas Wilson, Esq, M agod and respect
ed cltizsn OF tho Third ward, has been help
less for months past, from the effects Of q para.
lytic stroke.
Capt. Israel has twenty-five miners employ.
ed In the Union mines, getting out about
. 900 bushels OF coal per day, with orders for
$4,000 bushels 10 be delivered US rapidly AZ
he can goti It out. -
James II. Fountain, OF the st. Cloud
hotel, has completely renovated and repair.
cd bis house from basement 10 garrett, thus
removing all traces Of the recent Hood on
that popular hostelry. /.
L. G.. Martin and family, who went FROM
Roaby's Rock, this county, to Texas last fall
with the intention OF permanently locating
In that Btate, returned D ioT days sgo, fully
cured Of the western Crszs. 2
The chewing gum craze has broken out
among the young ladies Of this village TO an
extent that threatens to mOnopolizs their
entire time, talents and attention, to the ex.
clusion OF everything else.
Tbs rumor, based upon an anonymous
communication received by the Rev. Mr..
Loomis from Cincinnati yesterday, that Jim.
mic Charlton had been run over and killed
by the cars at Evansport, Ind, Is not general
ly credited him.
1t /. u much colder wssk than any ex.
psrieIccd lately when M0undsvillo cannot
develop u new grocery or confectionery
This week adds Elias Stilwoll, the Purdy
street butcher, TO the candidates for public
patronage as q confectioner. Lot the good
work 80 on.
Ey.Mayor Purdy went out to Cameron
Saturday last, and purchased q boiler ant
engine for operating the screen and elevator
to be put up at Ills sand bank, ut the depot
Mr.. Pufdy contracted with the Riverside Iror
Company last week, for furnishing ar
immense quantity Of sand TO DO used at thei,
mill and blast furnace. :.
W. A.. Willison came up from the fast
nesses Of franklin district, Monday last, ant
as the officers claim. INDUCED in moro bul
juice than was good for him; in fact they
charge that William got drunk. This he In
dignantly denies and AYERS that the INSTEAD.
mess Of bis gait was. caused entirely by his
boots being TOO tight. Anyhow, whether i
was William himself, or the boots that wart
tight, he was sent 10 jail in default Of ont
dollar fine and costs. -l..-
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E ln6 FINANCIAL world.
NEW YoRK, May G.-Money moro sctiYe; ah.
vanccd to. 9 percent. closing at 2 percent. Primo
paper 4a5H percent. Sterling Ex.
change bankers bills weak q. 81 81; demand AssN.
GovRRNXENTS-Steauy.
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Why Not Corporate In Mercy's Work,
Supreme Courts have decided and learned
Judges say that the contracts made for the
continual maintenance OF the world. famed
Charity Hospital at Now Orleans, La, by the
royal gilt OF 81, 600, 900 FROM The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, must ever stand as
a bright example Of the ssncity Of a pledge
made by q sovereign State. L. is just-it Is
right-and NJ. a. Dsuphin, New Orleans,
La, viii! give any further information to per
work OF mercy. paw
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A $3.50 Dog Suif.

Mr.. George Laughlin, by his attorney,
White. has brought suit against 70.
liceman Dick Rird in Squire W.. Il. Csld.
wells Court, to recover $3.50 for the killing OF
valuable greyhound belonging 10 Mi.
Laughlin. 1t Is claimed that tho shooting
wanton and ur jussidablc. Officer Bird
however, that he did no: tlAT,st the
dog until It had alresdy been shot ana{ata,.
ly wounded by another person, and that he
shot II by order Of Captain Bennett, to end
its suffering.
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Ole ~attdhqntuea:
Onicc.: No.. 20 ana - Fourteenth Stree


Il.
Stocks for Sale-I. Irwin, No. "a Twelfth
stro0t.
Wanted-Firs.-clas cook.
Wanted-Stogis maker.
Meeting-West Virginia Gas Fnel Com
pany.
Opera House-Thatchsr, Primrose 4 Vests
Consolidated Minstrels.
Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kama
whR river packet.
Mesting-Oi J. W. Holiday Post, No. 10,
G. A. K.
Msryin's Superior Crackers.-Fourth psse.
Crayoa portrait OF Mrs. Peterson. Fourth
page.
Asaigneo's sale-J. V. L. Rodgers, assignee.
Fourth page.
For sals-Window brushes, etc.-Fourth
page.
GA. r. Uuforms-D. Gundling & Co.
Fourth page.
g. 4. 4. suits-Kline Bros.-Fourth page.
Grocerles-Joseph Speide! & Co.-Fourth
phpe. #. .... $500 % ..I.... .aNir. %. .#.#r.
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kUMoIs ABOUT THE CASE,


Yesterday in Judge Jacobs court the suit
OF Prossel's administrative VS.. Prince l. Kup.
len WAS put on trial to q Jury, Messrs. Cracrsft
and Peck representing the plaintiff and Mr..
DoreEer the defendant. The suit Is to recoy.
er 5000 70. the killing of William Prcsser
in 1870 by the bursting OF a boiler on tho tow
boat Belle Prince, then Owned by the defend
ante. Prosser and a man named Weise had
boarded the bost up the river, and had only
been aboard a few minutes when tho accident
secured. The defense yesterday argued
that Ss they were present of their own will
AID accord, and without invitation by the
owners, no responsibility for their death
could rest on the firm. This point was taken
under sdvissment, and court adjourned until
this morning.
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Petroleum.

OIL CRY, Pa, May 6.-Petrolsum Opened al
81, "; highest 81 0.9s: lowest 9Shc: closed at
eG%c. Sales l5.s7J,f0) barrels: clearances lS,62l, 900
barrels: runs ST., 1T9 barrels; shipments u, G95 bar.
relS: charters SOLID barrels. Oil City Exchange
stock 81 rs bid; IS 90 ssked. -
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Shot In tho Shoulder,

Last evening several boyo were at tho Elm
Grove csr SHEDS. on Sixteenth street. and enc
OF them, = son OF Joe Kleeh, had a small re-.
volver, loaded with No. o cartridges. The
boys were all examining 1t and fooling with
the trigger, ind In some way the pistol was
discharged, the ball penetrating the 'tleahy
psrt Of the LETT shoulder OF a boy named
Jack Leroy. 1t passed through Just under
tho akin, and lodged In; his coat. Ihs wound
was n very blight one, but pretty painful.
Leroy went to DR.. BsGulcy's office and had It
dressed after which he W, mt hons. He Is a
boy Of fourteeno or fifteen years. ,IfIiE I
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Eventa Of Minor
NJ .l Iflf. Interest. l.S iNL5a

.1...tG ~ Interest," l-aN .,
BAnsru's circus will DO hars early next
month.
An important meeting OF the @. "A. T.. Is
called for tomorrow nlghtsby an advertise.
ment In another column. m q,
GEORGE HARVEY, a boy who works ut the
upper Riverside forge, had ope oil his eyes
severely burned yesterday by flying metal.
BIsuor PErERKta preached ut 81. Luks's
chapel, on tho Island, last evening, and ad.
minIstered the rite OF confirmation 10 a nun.
Der OF candidates.
The North Wheeling Glass Works were
idle yesterday on account OF an accident 10
tho crown Of The furnace. Work will be re.
sumed this morning.
A LITTLE child OF Mr.. Williams, Of Market
street, Centre Wheeling, fell from o window
yesterday TO the pavement, cutting several
severe gashes and causing a fracture OF
one arm. 1A ENhtlt fp5,G so
THE case OF Bernard Horkheimer, arrested
by officer Reid for lettering on tho sidewalk
Sunday, was flashed In the police court yes
tsrday morning, but Judge Jelfera reserved
his decision. iE i rs
Gus MouLroN, General Agent OF The
Thatcher, Primrose & West Ministries, Ia In
me city. Inc company appeAraAt the Opera
House April IS. They have a very funny
burlesque base ball scone this seAson.
THE Wheeling Dental Society met lsl
night at DR.. @. A. Wiugerter's office, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Dr.. q. A. Wingsrte,; Vice
President, Dr.. d. Is. Ross; Secretary, DR.. A,
l. 'Gasmire; Treasurer, Dr.. John R. Surgison
A movement was started to orgunizs a Stat,
society with this society for a nucleus.
THE rumor circulated 10 a limited extcnI
lRsstGrday that Joseph klesh. E1.superin
ftsndsnt OF the Elm Grove railway, had com
mittsd suicide, wa, without foundation IL
fact, and had an amusing origin. A gentle
man abiding TO kleeh's retirement from th,
Elm Grove road. said, iigura.ively speaking
He cut his " throat" This WA over
heard, misunderstood, and developed into
fire large sensational story. II illustrate
the evolution Of canards. - .,agI
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ATTENTION., G. A. r.

Ito! for Decoration Day! 100
Grand Army Suits. All wool, pur.
est indigo dye, never fade. The
greate-t bargains ever offered!
Tho glorious Grand Army Of the
Republic Suits complete ut 81 50,
with q. a. L.. buttons.
KLINE BROS,
The Reliable ClOthiers, 81 Twelfth
street.
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La theSttnue,

Hon. r. G. Payne, City Alderman. Bris,
bane, Queensland. Australia, writes: II have
been Il great sufferer with rheumatism for
years and have tried every knoSn remedy,
including galvanic batteries and Tnrkish
Baths. Finally l tried 81. Jacobs Oil the
great pain.cure and can positively say itgave
me instantaneous RELIEF. 1t puts all othes
remedies in the shade"
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The ladies Of the Fourth Street N. E,
Church will give one Of their delightful so.
cisls tomorrow evening, which have earned
and sustained a popular reputation. The
discussing a toothsoms supper, and listening
to IN entertainment afterwards that will he
as pleasing to the ear as tbs supper 10 tho
palate. Don't uiss It, "
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ATTENTION, HOLIDAY POST!

Members will please report AT
ONCE to 36 Twelfth street, and
leave measures for new uniforms.
1t is necessary that all measures
should DO taken TODAY, in order
to have suits ready by Decoration
Day. D. GUNDLING Il CO.,
Puryeyors to Holiday Post.
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LARGEST line OF Spring Goods in the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
OF Suitings, 400 different Patterns Of
pantaloonlngs, and So different Patterns
OF Spring OyercoatingS. Made up in
best style, ut &. HESS & SUNS,
No. 13al& 1898 Market Street,
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Excursion TO weIl,buru.

A special excursion will be run to Wells.
burg Saturday, May 10Th. Train will leave
Wheeling at s T. ". Returaing t.siu will
leave WellsLurg about l0P. NJ. An oppor.
tnnity is now offered nil who wish 10 see
those wonderful gas wells and witness q fine
display Of burnlng gas.
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NEW York, May 6.-To.day t. rain storm made
business dull IN all departments. Exports OF do.
mestic co:tons for the past week, i.1i2 packages;
totsl for the year thus far. 6..7l2 packages. asai,s st
1926 At the same lime III 1879. the largest quaint.
ty In any plerlous year.
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The Financial World,

h Financial World.
NEW YoRK, May G.-Money moro active; ad.
vanccd to. Q percent. closing al 2 percent. Primo
esasss sanlt RsR sIll. . Val q Sf Il 81; dei sss5l!1 y ss y:
GovHRa2EHTs-Steady.
Us .lCo14lU 8. new AL...... 1854
U.b. 4tzs, coupOns...ll3 -
RAILWAY B%oNDs-Iieary and lower.
STATE SEcuRIrIEs-Quict.
Pacific 6 Of ,951:.;.I2a TEX; pas. land s.,ta- IS
LaeSish : %iiEe:....flss {. /. G Iand d HsssIis:-i5a
Louisiana consols.... 76AlU. P. sinking iuph..lli
Missouri ,es.....-."..lo6 Virginia ss..........:. 10
g.. ehslVirginia ~consols, OK.
Tennessee old.".-.- AN lviginis deferred-.. 6
1ennsiIee Cs, nsw... An extra Interest. fAsked,
srocKs-rhe market opened generally somewhat
higher. but soon became wesk on accalnt Oi q
break In Missouri Pacific. Subsequently sustaining
orders made their appearance, and there was Il
tlttp rally which carried many 'slOc!s UP 10 The
closing figures Of yesterday, and iu soue cases even
q fraction above iho,r SHota!i9us. Union iaclGc,
w Mss ss,5 T nniGfn n,m ana o5 M,ssSnT i is .ecaG, EG1S 4e;:
81. but was Immediately offered down to 5yItII, later
vas rauled t. coz md dcclinCd to 59H. Western
MI 20 k Isstaf E, s SSsaedd Z z gfEEsscns low or at s'N;i
After Ii o'elock a weaker feeling prevailed. 1t
Wgs then announced that the Marine bank had
salleo, quo there was q rush 70 sell. prices dropping
X to * percent, the latter Uniou rA"ltlc, which
touched 50N This sh,fp brbak wsg tuccpedtJ by
q rally Of 4 TO X pc! cant. In the, afternoon,
from the rostrun Of the ,tock Exchange and tho
Improvement was lost. i was runored In con.
nettlon with the allure Of this tlim that there had
been = dct.lc.tion ofhalfa MILLION dollars. Nearly
shares o. stock was closed out for their &c.
count, including 200 O. Wabash preferred, SEQ ttoeh.
e.teF & Pittsburgh, 600 g, G. &. & l., $40 omslt.
1p9 Alton & TcIre Naute, 800 Western Union and
100 American Cable, There were also $1,000 Of
New ioEx, Chicago & g. Louis secopds ands3, COO
Omitted States coupon As, closed out Tor lhe gama
firm. o.,
Near the closc prices ralliei Ka1 percent, Pacific
MAIL being the mos. prominent. but In the final
transactions a slightly weaker tone SGT In aud The
market LEFT oil steady. The comparatlyc steadineas
Of The market late IN ,hcday was due to purchases
based on the belief that tho bank t4jlule WculI
have only u local effect and would no, extend as
was thought might be the casa during tho morning.
s9zape5eent lower. Union Pacific, ,Epsdiug, North:
cru Pacific. preferred, Wettc.n Uuiou, Missouri
Pacific. ~LsckAwanna, Northwestern, St. Paul and
Centrtl Pacific show the greatest decline,
-.u rFO = =
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JUST think OF 1t, an eight.ioot Step ladder
ior 81 W. siI.foot for 81 so, with patent
bucket support, ut Boyle, Market Square.
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BANKRUPT lot of Dry Gocus and Notions for
sale at half price by j.. W. Ferrel, corner
Main and Twenty-frst streets.
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Cotton.

NEW York, May G.-Cot.on dull and easier:
futures STEADY; May 1L5SC; June 1l.Gic; July il. 53c;
Angus, llS?c; September L. sc; October 1895;
February ll.0lc.
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RELIABLE SEEDS, that never fail to grow,
re sola b. BOYD. No old atook offered.
Everything New and Trash Cropat Boyd's.
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Taersnu,netor Record,

The following shows the range of the Their.
momeles, as observed at schncpfsdsug store,
Opers House, yesterday:
. 1855, .-- 1854.
7 4. y. l2x. 8 /. II. 7r. Y. 7 1. n. 70 )
&C. 70 Il e. 6 n y G.;
INDICATIONS.
W%AsH1SeroH, D. O., May 7.-l:se 1, NJ
For TENNESSEE and the Ohio Valley, lair
weather, preceded by local rsius in Ohio val.
ley; winds shifting 10 NORTHWESTERN !; higher
barometer; stationary followed by slightly
rising temperature.
For the Lower Lakes. clondy wes,hic.
and rain, followed by clearing weather;
winds shifting 10 northwes,erly; higher bar.
ometci; stationary followed by slightly rising
temW ra,ure.
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DON'T WAIT.

Write 10 ia for these testimonials IN full or sond
direct TO the parties. All aie absolute y true, and
given without our knowledge or 10 ~icitation, Don't
walt Now Ia the tine to cure every species Of
Itching, scily, pimply, scloiulouu, Inherited, Con.
tsglolN. and Copper colorcd Diseases OF tho Blood
Skin and Scalp with LosS OF Hair, ,
sold by all druggists. Price: Cuticura. 50 cent?:
isesolvent, Sl.t9: Soap, Is cents. Forrg. DguO AND
CHEMICAL Co Boston, Mas. 49, ' "'"
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BEST Galvanized Fencing Wire, price si1
cents per pound, at Boyd's, Market Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-07

WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at Csc at J. W.
Ferrcl'a. ., rG2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-07

WHEN you want q irsL.class Buggy OF
Wagon, so 10 Doyd'r., ~