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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-16

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Part Of tho Circuit Court, Jadge George
y. Boyd presiding, met o'clock yesterday
morning. AS the docket for the term was 10
be called, large number Of lawyers were
present. The calling OF the docket Nas the
first business 'ransac' ed.
Alexander Wilsoa, indicted for malicious
cutting with intent 10 kill, having no at
torney, James X. CoSden, Esq, wac appoint.
ed rs such by the Court. Wilson is the per.
son who was engaged .s a deck hand on tho
DIurDal, and few wsei sihcs, while under
the il uaeuce OF rjquor. carved another ro,s:-
about. The indictment was demurred to and
pies OF not gull y entered
Mr.. Cowdsn IVES asp sssigEeI ss attorney
for John Anderson, R young lad indicted for
s,ealicg Sl95 from Bowen Davis. A copy OF
the Indictment -nd time to examine into the
csss was R.ked for and granted.
George Brooks plead guilty 10 an iudic;.
men. fer petit larceny, nad ives sentenced to
thirty day 10 jill.
Part was lot IN SIS; ion :esterdsy. Both
partsars adjourned ua.i! . o'clock this morn
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silver wedding Anniversary.

Monday afternoon and evening MIR. and
Mrs.. j. +. Bowler celebrated the tweniy.li.th
anniversary OF their marriage. A lsrss cum-
her Of friends and relatives vera present a,
this silver anniversary and thoroughly en-
joyEble time had. Mary handsome and U.s..
Jul presents were made. among them p.rIor
fire set, MIR. aud Mrs. Z. II. Bender; silver
castor. s. md J.. W. Dorsey; silver spoon.
holder and mug, ". II. Dorsey; silver sagar.
spoon and butler knife, Mr.. and Mrs c. II.
bowler; ailver pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
N. Dowle5; set silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cool; silver knives and FORKS, VIM. +.
Do"le'; ses oliver spoons, n Dowlel; set sill
yer spcone, Mr.. and Mrs i W. McComts;
Two sais silver Spoons, Mr.. ard Mrs J. 4.
[sucas:er: silver ru.tsr knife, Miss Mimic
Lancaster; butter kuife, Mr.. sad Mru. G. A.
Dowlei: s,ver and gold napkin ring, Dr. and
Mrs DoTlei; 80: vases, Mts Clara DowlsI;
silver custer, J. n. Dowle,; muStache cup,
Moiiis Dowlel; macrnmo tidy, Miss EMMA
Dow'e.; fruit basket, John bowler.
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0LARS (ITY NEWS.
rhe Happenings OF yesterday Personal

y. saI-ss#a Hra HubHbps .AA'ra .trf "..7 ..''-
A number OF Union street buslnesa irontu
are bs!ng repainted In now atyl's ~
A Number OF B., Z'tS @. oil :laln and ti:ee.
fora were here In conference yesterday r
u. L. shhnnAfelt Is pultlnr up brick
building In the rthr Of bis residence in The
Second ward. Sc
The competition OF tho hotels now brings
many more trhye!fs hare who formerly went
to Wheeling over night. 4T
The Ohio Valley trtstle kas now Il heavy
timber guard rail that will etiectua!ly pre-.
vent any getting Of the tiss ~
The funeral Of Mr.. Greer took plaza ysster.
1sy afternoon from the German Church, the
attendance bsing very large. a5 RT
Nav tencss and out.buileiirg and new
chimneys, new wslks and n general air OF ri.
pair are noticeable In the First und Second
wards. The trsceu Of the l,od are fast dislp-
pearing. lrL9
Robert Brown, the express driver who had
the fight with the Henry brothers the other
day, sgain got at II yesterday evening at the
D Il y. depot, no One interfering until lien.
ry's left 0yo was CIT almost ont and Blowu'a
head and face were badly cut. Brown had
bsen threatening Vengeance, and pitched Into
Heufy ut sight, giving him lit,ls chance. 1t
Is now Henry's turn, unless something more
bs done than sslcss ths fine, which Brown
was prepared 10 pay. q.
Thcss living along the line OF ths present.
road 10 tue cemeteries, ~ well as these own.
Ing lots there, do not want to see rev route
opened, as the old road will then pe allowed
10 become entirely impassaels In tho rainy
Seasona, An offer Ia made Of considerable
money to aid In making good permanent
road II the old route b, cho1ep; aud pro bsbly
some help woutd be given towards IL new
route. The new route that hes several times
been proposed, Is TO start up the hill In the
neighborhood of the city reservoir.
An alarm Of fro YVES given about hall.paSs
three o clock yesterday afternoon from City
Hall, and continued Til all the Luso uo,nps-
MICS were summoned. The blacksmith shop
Of W. y. Currsn, In the alley just back oisnd
below City Hall, had caught fire and the
flames made rspid hcndwsy. Ths building
was surrounded by small franc dwellings,
aud the rear Of tue American House was very
close. Buckets wtrs used 10 keep the houses
around wet, but the man wsre almost driven
from their posts b.tore tho hose hegan 10 throw
water. One hose company, the ire.pug a. the
bank corner, and the fire wtre all within u
stones throw OF one another, bnt there was
an unaccoun;Rtls delay In getting water.
Tho tearing down Of fsucis and outbuildings
was all that saved that nesghbo.hood.
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a hnn TINT suffered Acntal AVID ehJs.ca!

q hnn TINT SuiscIc cd Acntal AVID ehJa.ca.
agony Sight Yesrs Proc. MIN. lis
I'm. pincM.
Mental ssony 10 dreadful, but Wien that
and y physical ntlmen. o,lubire, It IL simply
terrible. Such was thu condition OF G.orre
W. Frsmp:oa, OF Huntington, ". Va, for
tight Yeas Hs was q suiIa:t. O; necro.e.
that il, tho ies-haas 1t tho ankle wac In.
llsmed and norrtift, which csugea q rur-
ning core. BE says: pieces OF boae the z,
Ct silver three.cant piece came nut. OF the
core on my leg. The discharge from the soro
wss nlmcs, continual, and was Unable to
walk. For eight years have been ,loc,oring.
! have been under tina isas III mt Of a physi-
clan a. Newport Ky. 70. Il y, ar; another at
Burlington, 0hio, attended ms for three
years, end doctor hero at Hunuas,on
worked with nus fer 4 loss time. None OF
them did Inc any good, snu they ell iiaal,y
said my casa WI, b0peiess. a few months
asoi commenced trying Peruas, and now
am we'll. cEn walk sg good IS Gay,ody,
and havs psr'ect uss OF my liylb. Words
are inadequate TO desl:ice he meu.al srouy
| suffered when t7oaghtI was clwavs 10 be-
a suilArcr. The thoughts Of tho I'll c.ion
caused ME more diatrsss thGa tho. svra, 30
HAT ths two combined var indeed agony,
Being now it:e from both m+n;Rl and phys;.
cal sutIsrieg. my Happiness KNOWS no bounLs,
Pernna has furnished me- that wha: prayed
for during my eight years OF sutlsrlng.
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OVER THE RIYERNEWS
The sMiNoiD OHIO LIQUOR LAW.
a Row In tho HANKS Of the Salvation
Army-"Biudgeous for Onc"-A Stu.
guiar Railroad Accident-Trnins
Collide On tho o l.. 4 w. Rond,

A prominent saloon keeper Of Bridgeport
told an lSrTLlUESCEn reporter yealerday that
theliquor laws as passed by The Legislature
aultei him exactly. The local option law ia
taker away from the c,unc!ls OF villsgca aud
town. OF the fist second ard third class.
The Smith Sunday law 10 still rctainsd In the
bill. ar, t.s-I-.. x
The graduated tax bill will be voted upon
as the October elections, 6nd the gentleman
talked to, although a Democrat, said he
wIuld vote assinat the measure. Ir,t''3
sALv.Tlos ARMY ROW.
The salys'iou Army met at Mr.. B,spe,'s
house WIS End, Bridgeport, Monday nivht,
and during tbs course Of the exercises there
VAS some bitter words spoksn. Finally the
Captain Of The Army, a West Wheelins lass,
M with club aud belabored the head Of tho
offending b.olae: TO such an extent that he
did not reply for some minuiee. Mutual
recrl limitations followed and the meeting
iiaally broke hp. greatly to the satisfaction
Of tho neighbors. r ~
.. A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
On Monday evsninga locomotive, with n
work car attached, started out the O., l.. 4
W. road. When near PAtton's tunnel ths
engineer saw tho St. C!airsyille sccommt de-.
ton coming towards him full tilt. He imme.
srla!ely reversed his engine aud jumped.
heavy enough 10 cause any disaster, The
passengers were slightly shaken up and
scratched, and that was the sum total OF the
ipjarits. The reversed engine, on coming
IN contact with the g. Clairsville trsIp'
stopped short, aod having plenty OF steam
flaw away on the way home. A railroad
official beng on the g.. Ulairsvil!e accommc.
ta.ion, rods back to Maynard and Telegraph.
cd 10 tho Wheeling Oreek Coal Works 10 sion
Tho runaway, which they fortunately did be.
fore any damsga was dobe. Altogether II
was singular accident aud sipgulsrly free
from less Of life where 10 many were In peril.
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PERSONAL ,iEHiiUN.
SeHs nnu Gossip la Relation to ynriuus
SaRnIn

News nnu Gossip la Relation to Various
People.
Miss Pink Oikes, of Wellshu.g, was in the
city yesterday. =
Mr. Gus Spates. Of C!arkabnrs spent yes.
terday with ir!euts In the city. : +
Mrs g. L. Brown, OF R.ysnswool, is guest
at the Wheeling Female College.
Sheriff Cooper, OF BROKE county, was in
the city yesterday for few hours.
Miss Dolly Iockhsrt, OF Washington, Pa,
is the CUTS! Of Miss Virginia Hopkins.
Miss Bertha Welby hiss secured the latest
Pa'isian success. Mana Sshib," for ne-tsef.
sou. lis play in which Earnhsrdt created
turore. ltis not only strong acting drains,
but admits 81 spectacular ti,ec,s that are
gorgeous. The cast embraces thirty 3ne PEG.
pie and a number OF auxilia.ies.
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E0USDSvil.l.E,
ac"s HetcS Largely cf ~ Personal Nh.

AGWs NGtcH Largely Ct II Personal Nm.
tire.
From an Occdsonal Corit1,ondc,a.
County Court is In session this week.
Farmers in the vicinity are bnsily engaged
in thcir spring work.
E4.Msyor |. T. Purdy ia spoken Of for
Sheriff. However, ho is only one Of a score.
l. l.. stidger returned Saturday from Iowa.
where he had been attending the funeral Of
his grand father. -
Coris Rankin, late OF Wsat Point, accent.
cd o position Monday as CLERK In stors in
Franklin district. ~ ~ z ". =
Tha! outerprisng farmer, II. Scott, has in.
truductd iiae stock Of Poland China hogs
OIL his place ba.ow. town. y, ,4.-=,.ss. =.
Mis- Olivia McCiaskey, OF The public school
corps Of teachers, wSs OH the sicx list part OF
last week. Miss l.. zz;e o. Martin filled the
vacancy. RS .r
J Sol McMsiliu, OF Lower Town, has yentured
out on tho sea Of married lie, having launch.
ed bis bark with that Of y iss Pauline Fisher,
Ct Roberts Ridge. go
i Mrs. J. B..'Hieka, while Of Cameron lsu,
wsek;=ina crossing bridge aoross Grave
erceE, fei! and so sprsiued her foo: that she
has notsince been ab!s to use Ii.
Frank Arnold, s.aunch Republican, Of
Cameion District, sIurta f..r the West this
week, but expects to re.uer In time to vol
for Blaine and LtEc0lo, or the nominees.
Indications are that tho coming torn Of The
Mount sville High Suhool will fat excel thoss
heretofore, both in interest and attendance.
Prof. Hsines' reputation as teacher iusures
yur the school, success.
Improvements axe c.eadily tsips ucde.
notSl.hot Rndipg statensn,C as to the BLOW
ness Of MoundsVille peopls, Several res.
dences. have been lupairsd aBd q number
are under course OF erection. s. 'i.,.st ~ :,
Andrew D. Mathews, OF franklin district,
was seriously hurt lKss Saturday morning
while at work at hn portable saw.mill on
Fish Creek. The carriage Of the mill passed
Dyer his leg, 80 crushing II thet amputation
sill DO necessary. (! .,,5,'s'. ,7''t.~s5 .&ss
L The schools iu tha county are closed With
hc exception Of those In Uaion District.
4oant.yi!le bar Ger aiuly furnished her
,uoto, of.eacheri aS,ongs them are D. Blake,
Y. B. Mathews, Charles NewiAsl. Odds Wy.
lick, Mary B. Martin, Strah Porter" L'zje
dsrljn RudMFg3is Billiter, all OF whom hsyo
'sturn ped sitter succes.iul'terus." "gst''ff.F.
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AZ MInE0-A C0ni Thief nj stcnbenviiic
AprehfCu-

# hEENhtNus
While Charles Froesch!s, n stranger, was
sitting asleep, Monday night In the gsstlo.
memo waiting ,oom at tho T., Z. Il s.. J..
station In this city, he was goue through by
thief or thieves aud robbed Of his pockU.
book, with $40 In money and ticket TO
Portland, Oregon. HIS hat was Rlso taken.
To-day saui D.vidson was placed under ar.
rest, charged with the oHsnse. He had the
victim hat on hia head when tsken, but a
search failed TO reveal either ticket or money.
Later the potket.hpok, with the ticket, was
found back OF the Reliance engine house. d.
wilson Is held Tor further examination, but
as Froeschls, the principsl witness. wishes to
20 right on to his destination, 1t Is doubtful
II the case will amount 10 much.
Yesterday mor1irg little boy named
Eddie Msgce, while picking up coal on tho
track OF tte @. l. ?. Fad at Mingc. wan run
over by the cons ruction tain and instantly
killed, his bo3y bsirg horribly nutlla.td.
He will be buried f.oA this city.
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Az. do. faspbarriec 8laSSn: initial cborriss c7a1ac
New syaporated epp,cs lba,7c: apples ysry slow.
cssbon oil. sIc: white miner Iii Wintc. EmheT.
800: b. r q oli Toe. = r = - "
CatAt-Is quoted IN tobLIny At TIC tor primo
fuii cream Westeyn and IOaiac n, Nav SorL
sweitsori6 xai5c. according 10 auality, L.mburrc,
I2Lc - =, - = - ''''
sLh-Hb. 4 small fractn,e,. s6a7 IN. Nh mo.
dinm I'll TO- I -" - 800 - y ~ y ~
Mdn-Cholre Navy nj 81 iO,2 bG medium 81 ga
"a. ri ~ II b0sy m, iins II. ~ p", Il, % ~
Stds-SAlts OF timothy seed Al ii GSs1 IS nor
bushels: clover small sced al 81 isryn N 5sao Id
az 10 utlslity. y n - - - - : -
Sli-No / per Dbl o. 10 extra Dor Dbl sl55: dairy
ane. 8 bushel sacks 81 65. n - = - -
isssff C{rn-Snyc pS,lh. u h. 5E > N
Ctr-per Dbl. IS OCalO co. CRIB annie $40 oCa
400 - - =" '''S W. S 80 "r''N' Wv WV
Wn.tv-sl Is nor prooi gallon. k.H
Gins<,io--Sl 10 rcr 10, ~ -, X.
EaiI-The card rate ID $40
Prt&rrxs-l0alGe per b.; apple butter. 5a5,lc per
pound: Jelly per hound. -. - ~ - -
45aGOc; hickory nuts Siai 26 per bushel
4aHs .F.g.. pronrrr Isi
C0trec!el BY I. a.: NORRIS ( Co ,eomulsion MGR.
chanb No lio Wst", street These prices arc
e ,m actual sales mSde this day, and for Wholesale
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


At the Au,i'ots Gliee. In Csd,z Ha,,'s,, corr.
W o,oN thirtIay, Nay s. 1851, Al 10 ocloci
H., '5s%on5I.et viii be lei by the Engineer, SUI
EG' ., t'c mp " IS! o! the Coumy Com:ai,s,prr
ior lLe contrnuli01 O! The ,nt'Z AID UnrIsriIIs
H:cndam hotd. calrd bids fir he sane vii H.
received ~ the Auditors nClIe rn:il - or Mr
nnon If Wednes!Ay, May iii, ''' = 0e'A
&"s. p:0Hlh til" EHe!iIcatip-s o. s.id wo,t
cln To sHn g. t1o Auditors otca, or o.hrT ,ni"
a ~ ttn. OsGder. may desire eau bg oLt,Ine,
u, ,he 6iaeet; iAyu ems made MONT Is in csSh
Oh Gt;Gaie;. 90 RI aII FIINclI ut icru,Ii; Wilt
F:Gl!ieL los tho proper execution o, The wori
Nc Wno'h o. Saii WORK 10 be Cumpl IT,, by M
SGMte; 10 ISL Tle lc' & II Of tso rad /. u,oa,t
Giahty'ATe hurdredth rl.itS, pnt viii b., je, In s
tioni he hisl irNn Ca lii 10 tho lryr HrIr, ~,
ncotqs NJ. y iwo aud III 20 70. III mites 1he
ts'p si!;ccr en-; o. Tho OLD p'A.k rai g-a,c viii
10 ~ Y ON cont h2i of s:ctiOuS Of rot les ,hsu
onG.AHlt mile IN lcnptl ' 's'' '""'
me fisaL TO RI ccl Any or all bIGs Il reserved,
WM. I. FOX. Fin iaee,
---H-(- ar thnrt Creek Ohio.
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C0!5eeG1 by FELL & ELIISGl AN. Wholesale rro.
cc!s. corner hril aud tOuiiteuin streets;
,TeC't .CTtG-rnncy Rio, per ID. Ike ruoicc do.
lic; pine Rio, 1sc; good Rio. IKE; ordinary
lie: Java. 22a?tc .H.. -
Eoasttd Cogtt--ln t@rct, per ID, l6<; lowercradcs
False: III bulk lShi.c: Java. hnlk, 2sc.
Silyars-StAn,iatd Couicctioner, A, Der h.. &c.
Windsor A..tsiC I'n.ire A. We: refined yellow
s;shGc; SanuiEted. nc; powdered. SEC crushed
SIC cut Loaf. sjj5.. ..-I
,syrEs-Chuict maple. slio choice sugar syrup,
i0c: prime Fllcar srrIp. B1e 1s s|n 80 -
RscS-Carollla. 6a71pc.
Ntin OrtanS .io'ssges-Chucc. Csc: strictly rrme.
Soc: primo. isc: coed a5c..
1ths-foUnc Tyson. Ger H. 2slI0c; g,.unowdcr
s5H7bc; bnrcrial, sE5Cc Japan, 2Ia1Oc Oolong, ga
i5c: SouChons, 2.nG5s.
Gnsdica-s.ar, full weight, I5c; slearne, nc, set,
lst1Ec; mould, per set. lie.
ping1r-Gnoico WINE. l2c, per GEL; standard city
to quality.
w'oedsa Ndrt--Eo. I tubs. per dozen. s 90:
No. tubs per dozen, 81 co. No, 3 tuLs
per dozen. &c 90: ?.hooprnils per dozen, 81 Oop
pals. 81 &c: Ieclcrs per nest 81 IS; butter tubs.
30 lbs capacity g. co. do So lbs capacity 81 co. Do 81
pa capacity, g 3d. wGshbonrtis. plain, 81 seal rs
%hshb6Ards. patent. per dozen. So 5Ca2 TO-
Cointd GoodS-Pie peaches, 8 ID 81 TO- pcsrhes, G
ID y %; tomatoes, ID, Bakers. 9lc: sweet corn
q Coal 25 Wius.ow cNriI q 20: strawberries, ID
81 Is: blsckherriDs. H., 81 Co. reYpbctrIes 2 ID.
Gritd Frnis-SGw erGpofated pared PEACHES GA
nc; inquired do. l5Rifc; rSplcrrieg 3JsS6c blark.
berries TO-. New sun drIcl-Apple7, quarters &c:
sliced, sA9c: peaches. now halves GkaTtIc: do
1lln!torE 5lAGc: do pared lfalSc: do hlacIbar,Ies
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Mn Jon" II FRANCIS GS Msidsn Lane,
New York, sole agents for O:rick's Cele-
braled Vasm:tuge, the hest OF ils kind in The
mssket, shyi: that in his experience OF over
twenty years. he hss never sold anything
WITH, s1ch invariably good results, US 81.
Jacobs Oh, the grent psip.sura.n :.
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FHhliiOnhble Event.

g., Means D. Carter and Cla'les LIST enter
tanned large rnmber Of young ludi.s and
gentlemen last esonin. at tie residence CT
lbeir father, Old North Main street. II was
Tho first fashionable social occurrence since
Lant, and wGa d.ligh:iul affair. Tho
Messrs. List were sssisttd in receiving by
their sister, Mrs. Gibson LIMB. Killmyer
Dlsysd for tie dancers,
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South street Delw,ea MsiI and har.e.
drlii-WLcat slctsl u pc. hushel. State osts
iO'i!c; Rye Goa&Se, but very little Offering State
eorli. on the wharf Csc per buSlcl.
FsotT-FancT pntcHs ts;IIlg aud wintcr) SC So:
S. Louis lwi;iler) So 50U6 rs; fancy fa:uily
whita umber aad wtnter sc o.; choice faIuily
lchO!ce rcd winter Is SlAG % Xxx family (mediuri
winter g bEao '5 KIM bakers jM!rnesota) So 25a
ecc,. In paper. Characterization hrand-s6 so
per Dbl; iancy $50 Rye hour 81 6oa4 rs.
.hiA Ft.d-Whic middliuss SIS 90 coarse
ESQ %. ...-'0- ~ - -
Hoy and Srn7-rt!me loose timothy s. 0ns9 90
per TOD: prime baled so cali 90 per ton. Whcst
straw 81 %; cat straw S. o. ',s'I1
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NEW YoAk, April :5-Efposts Ct doncs ic
c9ttons Tor tho week Oh pacsakes' siucc the trs,
lsst year, lhc l'rscst total Ia any previous year,
showing An excess OF 500 packages la II all day;
very unftSorsb.e for trade There ha. been u
light trade w:th .euti IN woolens but more Dol ~
III Cotloas aud prints. Agents hAve advarced the
p,ice Gi Boot, NJ. y. 4. l.. and p. L. brown cot,ons
~ each. The tone OF the market Is very st,0ng.
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BILLIONS Monopoly Black Silks and
Grehs.-proot Bisct b!lks, % cents per yard
les than they have aver ueen sold + in
Wheeling A written guarantee given thst
they will nut cut or crack In wear.
Z. II. MCGILLIS K Co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOgS,

Al ne Audi'ofS Clica, In Cad's Ohio. on lb,,
az 81 T., Say ~ Al 10 nc!ock A. w. CONTACT Mil
" le' nF S@Goe Js'viy the cn!nre, .lle.l o,he
couaty; lor ME construction OF the UnIouysIc 'vd
.aiiz Msc"cdm Rcn !. This road is diyitsd In ia
tHnsec.ihsn! Ire bundled aud tiI iw" rr,. NV
tarh. heArd b;,'- Tor The no,k Of each tec,Iou MI
' ~ igc"'Neu ~ PC Auditors oIcc or by The I'M
PROXIES md 'tccitlcationS Of asoyc woik '"
seca. hau o'Ae: Information that Lid,ie,s NAV a.
.irS chn he 9o:ninsd At The Ergluefs oIj t, II
S nsh ,r me Audt,o.s oTce lsymens in Ssh
s-cuiitT Ior tho proper execution OF thr VOW n
Ge eqitteI, Work 10 fc romplrtGi by he isih
IN! STyea!bar eat. Tae rIyhI 10 n I",l nv
nn.9wJE JAcnn.,,ur,,
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> NLvER try 10 raiss family without good
newspaper, provided IL con,Gius ito adyer.
tissmens OF d.. Bulls Cough Syrup; for this
valuable medicine is necessary 10 Keep your
children In good health. ~. 80
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Lucky Lottcry Players Of tho Golden
(sufe

J. Kramer Is not happy inaa. He bought
ticket 2S2 OF the March 18th Drawing OF
The Louisiana Stale Lottery, but plscsa 10
little depeudsncs Upon his luc; thai lie
forthwith sold half OF It 10 Jahn Martell, a
silversmith OF G23 Sacramento street, and G.
2. Robblns, II mschiuist, living at 5l2
Leavenwor,r street. Tee ticket drew tn.
third psz,, $1,000, and Krlimer, IL rot IN
the best of humor. This Is the fourth time
within few moaths ttat sEu Fsrrciscans
have heen the winners Of valuable priz.s-
San Francisco (Cal) Chronicle. Marcl. lG
..t lST
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Not only the largest stock of Dress silk,
but the best selected line at tho lowest prices
in Wheeling, a!
" E. NJ. McSILLIN e Co.'S.
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NEW COMMISSION nOusr.

FIFTY pieces best 81 co!o.ed satins, in eish.
hhades, only 50 cents. sEfi;$s1,Sg- ~:
L, n, NcJlL1Iy h "a
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INDICATIONS.

wAsHlSaroN, j.. C.,.April 10 --l:sO AM
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, clearing
and fir weather, preceded BY occasional
northwest winds. slight ris, in temperature %
For the Lower Lake Jtg;on., cloudy
weather and rain, followed by clearing
weather, southwest shifting 10 northwest
winds, falling, followed BY rising tempera.
tnrs, higher barometer MN. a a.
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.EEElQsg IS TIE 1lEi; i;
seAEA WIZ 10 CURE I /,
HG W w SKIN fIuMOHS, 81

II rs Il! tt ii:eason, wien the blood aud p.rp,r.-
ilon Hra loaded wish I'M utilities, that i,lsu.ins
hImpiS, Hunil;at ug ErUpt:ons, ItctIyE Tyrtlir:4'
SAT- khenn, OF Etz ma, fkusii.is. Tcitc,, Ring
Ab cesses and 6ischaIging souacs. and cyery
sTtr:st u ltehIag ca!y and piilply Diseases III the
skt3 a ed s:alp afu moss ,pe-'Gly and economically
cnreN ~ tito EntCErh Remedies = ~ -
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! A surrEs will he given II tbs First Bs piss!
Church Oh Thuraaay evening, April i7th,
Admission and supper q cent?. All aie III.
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Cotton.

NEW foEk. April l5-co.,on dull and easier:
iuLurtS steady: April ll.sOc: May liS1c: juno
l9c; July l205c; August u l3c: September Ii &c,
October !! 0lc: November l0.ylc Dccembe, l09ic;
January llUT " ~
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~ IL 4 EatYl,

llu,ltrcdS Ct c.tc,n In our possession (cop,rs q,
which ,esJ ho had b; teur, nsil arc our author.
ity for The assertion that Skin, ptip and Hood Hi
my SOW be permanently cured By Cu:!curs M.
solvent ih4 new iool Further, p,,,olIG and Ana.
rent, internally, rid Cutiturr and Cutlculn soso
Inc great SIN Cures end To. u;list, externally, III
SnT nthar Iolsau r...,rHHra rE - fS "
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T. n. MCG,LtIS & 70.

ssvRNrY.rlyE pieces l0.inch Colored Silk
Veive,s, in all the nav shades, at 81 90. yer
yard, well worth Sc 90.
y N, MCGtIlIS, e 10
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>TwEs7r.rlvs pieces Gnina. silks- at 81 90,
gusrantCcdto bs worth 81 SO. ~ --..ss.r : j
j ~ "a -. EN-. AtuGILLIy Go.