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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- aECOkD PRESBYTERIAN CHUScu-plrlpa
service will DO held by the pastor, Roy. Web
'ooEe, u. D,,At !C:3o A N asl 1880 +. tomorrow.
~Hg'DLSCfPLEs CHuRCH,-Seryic,s at Dfscio,e.
Ehu!oh to.iho-tuw rs follows: Sunday School at
9:o 4. n. rIelching at 1870 a. NJ, tubiect, Build.
J. HART, Pastor. " -
ha.FlRaT PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-rhe mas.
tor, hev. d. Cunningham, D. D., Will n:tach
TOMORROW NJ 1890 A. N. and $50 O'Clock r. y.
Hs'5T. Observation-Disclosures at IN IN
4 ". md 1850 =. n. The kasler music Viii In. No..
l satca ~ the morning service. a
STREET 81. Y. CHCRCH-co,acr
JAcoo ana seventeenth ttraet.-preFc ching to.mOr.
patrick. All Invited. $3.50 "
~ III. LukE'e T; 4. cHURCH-co,ncr Penn and
oh ,ns sS'ec,s' WI! ne rtoponci for service eIao:row
fs-FlHsT ENG. EVAN. LUTy. CHURCH Ser.
sic.s TOMORROW AZ 10 A. n. and $50 p NJ. con.
Suc;ea y! ths ralor, ReT. T.. II. Dornbiaer, Run.
~! o'n'o.At.f,a' Strangers welcome.
aa,WAfMAN CHI ,PEL, A. NJ. E. CHURCH.
rteHcI'NH tc.ln1r'o" Ht II A II. and 1880 p. H., BY
hcv. =. =. to;enlan, Of Steuucnvillu, Ohio. At 4
:! ". ~ EGr. Daily, pastor o. tho Fifth S.rett M Y
church -. " '"e NS"'o WI sae
E8uFlasr BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Twelfth
and BYRON siteGtS. heT. VI, L, Powe l. NJ pnri"rs,
bNrE VI. "a, WIN preach Ia. morrow morning and
evening. Sub!u>t vt ;he evening services, :.The
sieil aud the Hork Of the American BlptIst II mo
Mlssion socicty. Illustrations from the JubiIrs
NAP, loxlS iefl. Sunday Scaool at O'Clock r "
Al arc invited.
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OVER TilE RIVER.
iewa Notes aud Gohstp From Two
~ -r OHIO Towns, n |a

Rows Notes aud Guhstp From Two
ara ohio Towns. I
Miss Jennie Armssrongis visiting rsla!;veu
in Pennsylvania. near Pittsburgh.
The Assessors are mixing their rounds,
trying 10 lind out what the people are worth.
AN infant child Of Oocd Colcman, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, was buried day before yesterday.
Mrs.. Ida Dag, Of Union Bridge, Md, is
visiting Mis-. Joseph Mediil, Martins Ferry.
Mr.. William Graham, Secretary of the
Standard nili, is c~entined TO his rocrls BY
illness. F
Mr.. David Comley, Of Adena, O., was in
Bridgeport yesterday shaking hands with old
,Owing to q broken pump tbs Lsushlin
mill WIS oil yesterday. This mill will PROF..
ably resume Monday. :
Pref. 9. E. Gullatt, formerly principal CT
the Bridgeport high school, but now OF Fret
post, o /, visiting irlends in Bridgeport.
All OF the old coldiera over The river who
fought under General Gayai, aGd there are
many Of them. heartily endorse his coE1ss,
and are proud to say t1st they served under
s4ch y braye soldier and honorable citizen.
The Esrricon family, Of bridgeport, will
have q reunion to-day. Ma. Harrison, who
is. in poor health. will recsiys he. son
Milt snd wife, Of Allegheny, Pa, Mr.. Henry
Harrison, of Saltwater, Minncsota, and her
daughter, Mrs. Lydia TowDssnd. OF De Witt,
lowe. A pleasant time is anticipated.
The water works question in Martins Ferry
is one Of moment, and for an exhaustive diE-
cushion OF the project aud = complete under.
EtS.ding of The nCagure, a CitiZsn'H meeting
has herh esllsd for next Wednesday evening
to debate the matter and obtain tbe views Of
those who are directly interested In tn.
scheme. III
II IL probably settled that the new depot
IN Marlin'a Ferry vii! be constructed on The
site OF the old one. I: will be bullion both
sides OF the track, with 8 tunnel 10 alloy
trains to pass, and vii. be two stories high
With 8 tower for tina telegraph opsrstor.
There 10 a greet dss! Of oppcyttion to the
site, bu! Il the company only build5 soon. It
may be overcome when the proposed hsnd-
seine building is erectsd.
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IbRfif .Jurnrn.

III pursuance OF an order Issued by thu
Circuit Court last Monday, the names o
thirty ~citiz4ns have been drawn for each par
Of the court 10 serve Rs petit jurors. Chi
following pessons have been drawn and ar,
ordered to be at the Court House at
o'clock Monday morning:
Part 1.-Dan'l. Long John White, Jas. D
Fraz;er, W. II. Nicholu. John Robertson,
Geo. Parker, HenrJ Rails. John Brown. j.,
T. N. McCol!cch, Geo. Karl, John Arthur
CisIencu scanrisht, II. Alderman. w.. H
Hay, Fred Meyers, A NJ. Harkins, Philir
Weit=si, CaAa. Maggie, Jacob Lash, Jr., W. +.
Carter, Tllos. kenney, John G. Faris
Michael Noon, II. ". AmicS, Fred Wizard
George Rogg. J. W: Anderson, J. W. Brunsr
Jos. Gibson, VIM. Warden.
Part 2-Hsnry C.sit, VIM. Low, jaime,
Merge, Geo. Horn, Peter CasseT, VIM. Fall
Stick, Conrad Apple, Chas. kilmyer, Ferdi
nand Fey, Ell. Bowman, Joha Corello.
Philip Wei'zsll. VIM. Armbruster, l.. P.
Frauz,ll, john Zrnilz. John Hanna, James
Cammins. Craw ford Basstotd, +. Z. Leyler
August W~eiIebIsch Conrad Bowan, Jos. F,
Todd, ". +. GraLs, Jsu,es II. Ewing, Geo.
hawson, John Baksg, August Myers, John
i. CMwfort, Scott Miller, Frsd Bents.- y
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~NhIIION.
News md Gossip in Relation TO Vnrit
... People.

News md Gossip In Relation TO Various
People.
Mra. l.. O. Reed has returned from q visi.
in Pittsburgh.
Hon. Lossnzo DAuford, OF 81. Clairsvllle,
wasi Ia the city yesterday.
G.P. Weymsn, Esq =, e1-shcrif Of Mar.
shall county, Was Ia tue city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry J. snive!y, Of Grafton, terme,
editor OF the Eagle, wls III the city yesterday.
Editor Johnson, Of the freeman, came up
from ParkeIsburg Oh the chancellor yester-
day.
Miss Lou Gerard. Of pittsburgh, is the
CUES. OF Miss Florence Wilson, Of The South
Side. 49, ~
Miss Ella hastings, Of LaBe!le street, who
has been visiting friends in Bellaire, has re-
turned homo.
Messrs J.. L Hooten and W. G. Riggs, o.
Moundsyille, and c. W. Byrsr, OF Philippi,
we're nn,ong the West Virsinisns registered
at the 6tamm House yesterday.
Ell. Booking, Jr., who has been spending
several munths at. Charleston, returned home
yesterday. He spent tho fall and a portion
al the winter studying 6. the Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy.
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A BAD WRECK
At wnEELINo JUNCTION YESTERDAY
Two Frtlsht Trains Cfa,h iato Each Other, Cius
iny 4 Large Destruction Of rrop'rtI-Ons
mar Killed and Another Loses = Limb.
fault OF . Telegraph Operator,

Early yesterday moraing about O'Clock u
dl.as,ruus collision between two freight
.ttsiDs occurred on the main linz OF the Pan.
Handle road, al the curve Il few yards east Of
Wheeling junction station, opposite s!eu'
bsnyllls. Tho east bound train WAS coming
down the grade OH the %s.enbanvlllv bridge
and was getting a heavy headwsy, and the
| west bound train WAS also going st o rapid
rate OF speed In order 10 get around the
curve and up tho grade. Tho result wrs
that the collision wrs q ~terriiij one. The
two engines did not leave the track
but s,ova into each olhor with suoa f0rcs
| lha, getting them npart appeared ct tlr.,
10 be slInost OH im~poahbllity. Both trains
| were long ones, and nearly AL the cars were
loaded. Ton vera .elascop.h into cach o.hsF
aud completely wrecked They were liter
contents thrown about In awful confusion,
The flying ,imbsrs demolished tho cals and
other works Of both engines. .rwoof the car
were loaded with bnlk wheSt, one with tjul
and one with fertilizer. The mess that thli
made when /. was scattered about, can b
batter imagined than described. The CD
containing tue fsrtilizn cut ell the uppeI
half Of one OF the cars containing tho wnea
and rested there. .
The train msn jumped when the collision
took place. Robert II. Wright. q brakeman
whose home Is ut Golfers, had his left let
crushed so badly that sulpu.ation was nsoe.
sary, and he WAS taken 10 Pittsburgh TO hav'
the operation performed. Wm. Flaherty
ono OF the itemeu, wa severely hurt gbou
the head and last night died Of, his ipj uric
at the residence Of his brather In steuben
vile. Brakeman Fisher YVES also slight.
hurt. Fortunately there was q siding RICH
at the place the collision occurred, there
by enabling trains ~ pass around AM
thus lose no time. The dam
age will not b. less than $4,000 and ms.
possibly reach 1900. II WIS the iaus. de
slruciivo wreck that has occurred on the tCaI
for q long time. Last Saturday, 1t will .bs re
memhered, there was n big wreck In to-
Sixth ward tf Steubsnyilie on this sam
road, In which two engines and several Car
loaded with freight were piled up II confu
sion. A.
the blame Of yesterdays collision rests Of
night operator Purcell, 1t S.eubsnvlllc. e,
knew tua. the ives. bol,cd had lett Colliels
aud wns ~ psss the east bound at SteubeI
vile; he had orders to sop the esst, and hol'
II until the west pad passed. Tbs red or dan
ger signal was in the block when thu east cam
In sight, yet Purcell pulled the white eiena
signiiyinG q clear track, and tho engiDee
slpposing that no WAS to pass the west a
Colliersi kcp! on his way asa matter 0
course,
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CITY nsTTEaS.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Uf a-f Interest, -#N

OsE dead OF trust was recorded yesterday.
ZONE THousAYp WaisKLEsi at the Opera
House tonight.
TIE Ohio County Wool Growers' Assocla.
ton vii! meet 10 kimmin's school house,
near Hanryiown, to-day. e
ST. LUkE's church Ia once more ready Tor
%occursncy and will be opansd Tomorrow.
The Il BOD CAUSED considerable damage 10 this
pretty edlfcP.
ALPHA Lop0s X. OF III. paid Oriental Lodge
n frsternal visit Inst night al tho latter's hall
Ia The Eighth ward. Considerable work was
excmpliisd aud n very plcasan. time had.
TIN oliyette bass bali club yesterday boat
the Register nine by Il tcore Of 5 TO |. The
| Ollvc.les ray the nine OF printers are ''pie,"
and they'd like 10 Out 'em up again today.
NJ. ". FAcKErr, supre,ns Recorder OF tho
Ancient Ordsr Of United Workmen, will pay
LsBtlle Lodge No. 9 n p4ternal visit this
evening. All members afo cordially invited
to be present.
TIE Ladies' Sodaliiy Society of,hs Church
Of tho immaculate Conception will giVe an
entertainment in tho basGmont OF the church
this ~eyanlng, The proceeds to DO for the benz
ell: OF the Library.
TIE Turnera will 10 10 steubenyilIe Mon.
day, May 9, 10 attend II ball to be given by
the StGuhenVille Turner'S, They will 10 up on
the Pittsburgh, WLssllug l. Kentucky rood,
and return Oh q special IAln al ! A, 4.
TgE only conveyance Of real estate admit.
ted 10 record by Recorder Hoax yesterday
was a deed mxdo April 10, 1884. by L. Q.
Myers and wiie to Virginia b., vile OF Alfred
Z. Smith, In consideration Of IS $40, OF Two
parCsls OF ground nituatcd in the Seventh
ward. -
CmgY DuHsISG, OF tho Fire Department,
will report TO CouEcii 1T It's next meeting for
confirmation Charles K!ovIs Is engineer ut
the United, rice Jerry Donovan; Joseph
Kuhn, extrxnRu At the Vigilnnt, rice Fran.
ola libsert, aad Jau,es Gown extrenan Of the
United, vice Patrick Gavin.
BoTH pAsts OF tho Circuit Cour. wero In
ssrsiouy yesterday. In Part /. Judge Jacobs,
Thomss 6helrat, waSadmIttad 10 full citizen
ship, and Anna Meier WIS granted q divorce
rom Jacob Maicr. In Part 9, tho Couri
merely INST and adjourned. Bjth Parts ad'
journed until 0 o'clock this morning.
The Happy Right" gave a big dance o.
Arion Fall last night for which Mayors or
chestrG played, sud the "Dig 4" boat c!ut
gave a dance 1t Turner Hall for tho bsusii
OF .Fatty'' Weisgerber, who suffered consid
erAble loss In the way Of bos!s and 10 hi
boat house during the ilood. Both wer,
largely attended, and every one bad 4 gooc
time.
W. B. SIMPSON. Etq who. Tor q number o
Year, been Gas Commissioner, now that tht
new Gas TruuIeos' ordinance has been adop:et
and the Trusteea and their officers hava been
Hworn in, has closed his accounts TO Apr
/. He had on hand SlIo5i 80, and durln,
tho month up to the lo!h 10 had receives
FROM the Trustees $7.lOl 10; during that tint
be paid out $1,000 rs OF Tfustees' orders
and on tho 18th turned over to the Trustee
$93, 9Gi 50, thsreby making bis books balance
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Who eparn iIousa Concert.

The Opsys House will b. filled with a very
large antN isahiousb!e aIoience Monday
night, ths ucsysion bslng the last grand Coz,
cert Of tho Opa-a House orchestra ior the sss'
son. Seats liayebsen going OF very rapidly
at Baumsr's, and>the house is over. three.
lourths sold. The C,ucsrt-will be one OF y
vary high order. The programme ia re.
plets with choice ssleciions. Tie orchestra
will be assisted by N.s. Nsllis Sweeney Pal.
me- and Prof. sshookes, OF this city, and
sevsrsl Pittsburgh artists. On tho concerted
num~be,s~ehe orchestrs sill be composed Of
o~vGr.eTeuiy pieces. Neither lime nor e1.
t,anse hss been sparsd to make TIL, the mos,
notable lnpsical event Tor Il long time.
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TO-DAY'S PRIMARIES.
... H..|. H.# uu .lf.Ha. 8 H.I.NH. Hftr" q.
THE OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICANS
70 Choose Their Representatives, IN the Comfy
Convention Mkt Saturday, Which viii S.nd
DELEGATES 10 aouadAyllis md Martial.
bars-plics OF the M.stibss. y.

To-day the Republicans Of Ohio county
will meet In their respective precincts 10
chooss delegatea TO repsa.cnt the ten dis.
tricta 10 tho County Convention, which liss
been called 10 meet next Saturday. III the
seven city districts tho meetings will be held
at 7 o'clock this evening, the placcs OF meet.
lug being Rs f0llowB: ,g.H W ",
Washington ~latrict, Vis!lanI engine houcs,
Madison district, SECOND ward Market
Hougc.
OIay district, County Court Hourc base.
msnt. wye fr..' ,
Union district, Atlantic engine house. 81.
CentIo district, Hook and Ladder house.
Webutsr district, United engine house.
Richie district, Eighth ward hose houqe.
The three county districts will meet al . r,
N. at thu places named balow !:
TriAdc!phla district, Lawson's hotel,
Liberty district, Centre school house.
r Riohland district, Brick ecicol house.,
The County Convention will consist OF one
hundred %dolcgstsa, tan being chosen from
each Of the ten districts by the pri,nnricg to.
day. H laI#tIft g1'L l-- n,
Tho County Convention 10 be hold next
Saturday is 10 choose Ohio %county's repre-
senisiiyey in thu First Congressional district
convention at Moundsyille, tuesday, April
90, aad tho Republican State Convention at
Mnstinsburg Wednesday, April 90, which
conventions will teleot tho delegates from
tho district and State respectively, 10 the
National Republican Convention at Ohlcsso.
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Tho new aud artistic designs brought out
this scasnn In the patent "L1ScLEuN" floor
cloth will, no doubi. give this popular nrti.
Gle an increased tale. 1t IL the only II ,or
covering combining iu'the highest degree the
qualities essential to comfort, elegance and
economy. Inferior foreign imits,ions, by va.i-
GRITTY Of the American makeit beyond contro-
vorsy. The genuine cloth has tho Walton
Trade Marx and word "dsoLuuy" on the
back OF every tquare yard. ALI carpe. deal
ers keep It. '' 'i@h ~"
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THE DAILY MARK ErS.
rha E.,inncinI XnrIn.

NEv YogK, April la.-Money make! easy at w.
2 percent, closed offered at 2 percent. Prime niei
camille paper iA6T percent. sterling ExchAngt
banko1s'h bills At S. SIX: demxnd 81 S9X. Mt
GovgnNxENrs-Lowc for tbs IS.
u {. as..................lCoHIU. i, now L llG1,
U. SANS, coupons.... ll81gl
RAILWAY Internationally lower. Aa-
STATE sEcUKiTlEs-Tennlssee compromise SOLE
at 70. s, .I s,-
Pacinc &c Of '95.......l29 Tex. Pac. land gr'ts. As
Central Pacific lrsts. ll4Ald Rio Graidc div. III
Erie ocouds....... SGAI o.. +. bonds, frst.. ...l l6
Lehieh l. Wllkes-...lCGaI y. Z. Land Grants. l07L
Louidana conSols..- 20 ~. P.;.sintins fund Hi
| Missouri! 6s......"....lGG Virgins 6s.......... 30
81. ph...........-llo Virginia p1E.s1lG. e1-
S. 7. y j. G.. fists, .-li7tl TIA mat. Glupous... 4Ot
Tennessee e.. new... 42hl'Extra ~Iutcrest.
sTocKs-Tle flruer tnneoflhe make. In the fore.
noon confirmed the belief Of yesterday that |: was
time fos a e.cti9n from the extreme depression Of
lBtt welI. Tho lnproyement IN Coal yhIres q 70
restriction OF the output Of c0Sl by a Slspautiou
OF the mines IN lay, Rnd II n0ceSsary niuo days III
June. Tine decline IN stocks was nceolnpa led b.
reparts Of the serious lllueis Of D. o. Miller, n l&,gl
holder Of ls.le securities, butcloSed strsGy, and, iur
II majority OF the ncuve stocks, at the hiehcs,
prices Of the day. The result Of the days trluiyt
showed Il tlrlner market. tweaty-teyen socks gu.
Of forty traded In drriMg the day CLOSED higher
tlR.t las. night The ncat lmno,tsn; advance,
were Qmai.t preferred ?E ~petceiit, common tx,
LackRwanra ~ and o.herd ltSs than | percent,
OmAha WIS bigger In cons 1uence Of the Increased
earnings. and Unioa Pacific lrmer 10 view =, ( the
prospective settlement Of the difficulties with the
Chiciso, Burlington 8 Quincy.
D. r., InEupttDpe YEf nm klfI rou .#.#...
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Knights afst. Genrgc,

The Knights Of St.. George will approach,
holy communion in Il bedy~od in full uni.
form u $50 O'Clock. Tnero will in nil prot.
ability bsH very laiga turnout, and the cero.
mpny will no quite Impressive.
On St. Georgt's day, Wednesday,, sd inst.
the knights will attend solemn high mass al
the cathedral ut . o'clock in the morning,
after whica they will parade through the
principal stree.s oil the c,ty.
TIC Society has asp accepted an invitation
to lake part in tho tournament and dress
drill st the annual convention OF the Catho.
lie Knights of Ohio, 10 b. held ut Dayton
rpct June. .@F sr.~ $3.50
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ANS.rHNIs %:cGlDHHr.
a Man R;u Over and Horribly Enngled
NJ the Belmont. MIL.

-
Yesterday morning before daybreak=an &C
cideut OCCURRED on the Baltimore { Ohio
road, near the Belmont mill in this
city, that lesul!sd in the almost in.
slant death OF Martin Knapp. The. &C.
cidsnt occurred shortly sftsr four O'Clock.
Knapp was employed as 4 cinder roller,
and was wheeling 3 barrow OF cindess
from the mill across tbs track 10 a dump Oh
tile river bank. 1t was still! dark and the
mill was matiog II great noise, as usual, 80
that he did 20: bee or hear the yard engine,
winch wss backing at the time. He started
across the tack right in frontoli!. and before
the engine could be stopped it had knocked
hin, down and run over him. Both legs
Teeo cut oil and no was considerably man
gled about other patts OF his body. He lived
but fora few minuses. The remains were
Is ken TO his home in the Eighth ward. Dc
ceased MES about forty years old, and lsaves
\ wife and three !children 10 destitute cir
cumstances. Coroner Schutizs was notified,
but did not lhiak it necessary to bold a jury
jrpueat -.r .-. % H ..a #H.
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Ycusa men, middle aged men and all men
who suffer from early indisc,etions will find
ALIENS Brain Food the most powerful In.
vigorant ever introduced; once restored By /.
;lsrs Ia no ,elapss. Try 1t; it never fails. 81;
six for A.--At druggists. or by mail from J.
Il. Allen, 3l5 First Avenue, New York City.
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"ANTED-SIN GIRLS FOR LIGHT
w work. W tn4s Market street. sprlg
uhe ~Qt,taldgsmrr


.
For fale-A Small DwellinE-Alexsnde{
Bone, Agent.
--lsmall Cheap Farm For sple-Alexauder
Bone, aAgshts~--
White Mountain Freezars7Nesbitt Il Bro.
Farms For Snie-AleSsnder Bone, Agent.
TO all who arc Using Steam Boilois.
Liet of LISTERS
Some Plain Fsc.s-D.. ksnnedy's Fayorite
Kennedy.
S%tockho,ders' Meeting.
Stories on the Road-Third page.
For Saie-First-clsss Farm-Alss. Bone.
Alexander Done, ISL, Notary Pnblio, GEE.
era! Business aud Licensed Real Estate Ag'f.
Gao. Il. Tsvlor-New Goodg-Fourth page.
Millinery Goodt--E., ~. McGillln Il Co
Fourth psgh.
WantcG--Six Girls--Head f Local.
Religious Not!ce-Four.h page.
Fine Watches and Diamonds-I. G. Dillon.
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~ IL A FAisr.

hundreds Of letters III our possession topples oi
which may be Ind by sutttl NATL ARE ONT author.
ity Tor tho assertion that Bk'II, tcAir aud Hood HUI
inors. whether 5Crufulous. Inhvh.Gd Or Contagious,
may ROW be permanently cured bJ CutlCufa Rn.
solvent, tho new Blood FURTHER, DiuiuItc alc Ape
ilGnt, internally, tnd Gutlpnra nuri Cut!cura sohp,
the gtoAt stin Cures Gni Beti,inrss, externally, III
ANY Dtlpf sILBnII, D.. .".
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9 "Uh! the Carssof.Alcoi,oi =,

STens OF thousands OF anxious mothers have
exclaimed, In the agony OF their hearts. whun
they have Beeu thu idols OF their affection
y:cId TO It's sllusing powers. despite the holi.
est Of home influences. Mothers, yonr SOM
can be saved, by the aid OF DR.. D'Uugsr's
cure for drunkenness, the wonderful Gin.
| chonG Rubra. A letter TO Dr.. D'Upgs., 2i3
State street, Chicago, will bring fall p~a.licu.
lars. .. g ~ - |TEa l0ml-H ~ ~.
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Arbor Nay az Ecnwood

Arbor Day was not generally observed by
the public school Of Benwood. Room No. 4
plbnted q tree and named II for President
Arthur. The literary exercises were very
appropriate. Tbs Rrsmmar room named their
tree in honor Ok DR.. 1T, Ford, president OF
the Board OF Education.
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FirrY.noHr million dolln1si s the estimated
value OF the finger rings o! THU, country act
ually worn, xua still there aye people mean
enough to 80 hacking and coughing because
they do not want 10 invest 81 cents ter a bot:
lie Of Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup. t@@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
Esmgha IS THE IlnE "
M bsp TO CURE pt
HWW SKIN HUMORs, vi

] tlon are loaded With impurities, that Di'AgurluG
linniuts. Nunilial NJ ktHpiions, lieh!ug 1'vilutGS
Salt Rileum ot Hs ma. rtJiishis. Tplitr, Hing
worm, Hh0y itninOig, s~cfOiila, kCroful0lls kOfcaI
Al CeSscg knd pEcuaIgiug TOAucs, nul oyefJ
Spetitsof Itching, Pcaiy anil PimplY DIEoNes nt hi
htln and SCAlp EU most speedily and eConUIpiGAIi,
cured by The IutlrurA Remedies fm ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

GExAsE.rRoor black silks that do not wear
shiny or crack, are sold only by Us in thia
market, Z. N. MCCLELLAN l. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

The celebrated Vienna beer, manufactured
by the schmulbaeh Brewing Company, will
DO on draught to-day ut the sample room Q!
all their customers. fg.gG H. a n :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

RELIABLE srEps, that never fall 10 grow,
arc sold by boyd. No. old Atcck offered,
Everything New and Fresh Cropat Boya's. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
Dry G1OIN.

NEW foEK, April !s.-The maEct Is more quiet
In Mo general densnd, rs the stccxs leading staplo
co!tors arc 50 reduced that Hgen,s arc not disposed
to sell any more al the old rites, aud higher r.tes
check tho business for n moment lIhe mar.
ket Is VERY finn, ant out'ide qualities gGt MoIo
attention. Mems weer woolen IN light demand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

NoyRE11ns In dress fabrics. S;ks aud other
gooda rs they appear in Eynaru markets,
ars forwarded by our reujfent buyer aud
opened daily by Cs. "n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19

L.DIEsitailor quits, the .Lewest and most
poPriar sui. for spring wear, arc exhibited
by +. N. McGILLIN & Co,