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"IIELLo! HAVE You,GDr Ir1u..
A Telephone Girl neS,gus to Accep, n

A Telephone Girl itesigus to Accen, n
New I'asttian. ,1r y
Tho ID aiiar word, which stand ab,ye viii,
no. again se heard by The pa.,ons OF, the
Wheeling Telephone Exchange in the fami'.
lar and pleasing voice Of M'ss Jeanie syiyis,
tbs charming dlughsar Of Lisut. sy,y;s, OF
tho city police. aud one Of the most accom-.
n,odattng aad popular Of The lady operators.
She has resigned her position ia. tbs
otilce, a7d lost night also reaigued her
maiden natna and became Mta. Viii l,osley.
The CEREMONY was vary quiet oue only a
fsw near relatives ind very intimate friends
being present. at the Fourth street M. IS,
where the magic words which
changed maiden to wife were pronounccd
by Rov. D.. ]. f. Smith. Mr.. Charles Dosne
and Mlss Mol!i lie Sylvis. a sister Of tho briIe.
and Mr.. Charles Sylvio. a brother, and Miss
Jessie Davis stood up with tho CONTRACTING
couple. The ceremony WIS hriel, but I'M.
the marriage taking place alIer tn.
services at Dr.. Smiths church. N -; I, -
+ Miss sylvis resignation will 10 regretted
~! ,hoss whose telephones were on Iber
BOARD, but they can assure Mr.. Roslty that
heir loss Is his gain. The groom is employei
it Jcssph 6peidel 6 Co, s. aud is Justly pom.
ar among his acquaintance, h 5 +, 49,
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HEALED PROPOSALS.


o % 81 CrEcE or the i1TY WA7Kn Doisp. \
S,sgs "HSsLIS0, W. VA, March y, 1851 |
ectlcs Froo-sE!g will he ytceiyeh al ibis 0na Y
!'hGl The l-th ct .spfls ~ St al L. tlf The ha
ioWi4B work 10 he done IL canMCctlta with lhtI
ely Water Work. = q gs.ig.
ls.T lnsirs pumf.Eesl. to b. 20 LETT dep 81
ieet diameter, In clGa., altlilu walls; 10 he lind
Win walls o. hard burnel b!lcs, . fee, In thick.
ness laln ~ jlll ceo,pai taa'isr, walls u thn !!
st9nc icottns ioJt aetu. fuct thtik aud n beuI
s t WIN cnt 6:one co7irg Is iGchtS deep l@e.M
Dssk o. walls 10 ieee!sc l. cD,tiusfl Y Inch cl.i
cement ios II height Of NJ OH. 20 feet,
~ Constrnc'icg vi ;nlet.weli 70 feat deep. d
hch Oily about 70 fee: IL In excavation. Is Led
iu,esiot d!aneter. lined with wall oil similar chat
ae.es TO thc former, with slniiaf ioo'!nS and
3I-DriyIng horlzoala, tunnel ebou, go fee,
long, with eto.-s!ci0n Of 1Gtquarc Feet to teccl'e
q N'inci! water pipe, which will he laid By .he
CITY. betwetn the two wells; the tunnel 10 10
plopped ie!y AID supported Until shepipe TN se
The city will furnish steam power for dcuhis
aud pumps during the progress OF the work, II y.
CURED by Tho contractor: tho lst!cr TO make ~
INC necessary CONNECTIONS. Ali labor. material aad
nlhht required t0r the work. except the engine,
DC supplied BY tho CONTRACTOR at his own cost; "
CITY OF wheeling" must DO addressed 10 the I'd.
dethened. accompanied by bonds satisfactory 10 the
A0a1a 10 tae penal sam oil So COO e8Halt 8sed ~
mo commencement oil tho work within ono we!t
AFTER the award ~ made and for It's prosecution lo
eompleiion,'in accordance With The Specification.
gu o! before first oil July next: or Instead Of .neht
hand the bidder may deposit with his proposal. u
lbe hands Of Inc BOardt The sutq 81 500 subject
the like conditions, II his bid 10 accepted Other
wise 10 be returt cd 10 him. ~
bibs must b, by the cubic yard for oIcAyat!ond
we'll and tunnel, for brick work. aud tor stoae
~o;k, md by the superficial foot for cemen. coat
lug: IN 0T
fcns and pccidcationa, also forms for bonds and
proposals, IN he seer, st THIS office,
The Ecaid receives tho right TO reject 1ny OF all
bids. = - iss5 II r..
Gi. ~ orle. oil the Boarl
z nrl9 12'.,=.3'fl'E3 ALEX. NPDEGRtRF. eccy
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The "Cannon Balt Line. y )

a d'spstch from Uhrlohsvile, o., to O
pltfsburg paper says: 1bs directors OF The
ut. Vernon, Coshocton & Wheeling R.ilroad
Company were In conference here Saturday
with delegations aggregatipg about 100 per.
sons from nearly all .poinls between MT,
Vernon and Wheeling. Over 100 free rights
Of way were reported az signed east OF Co.
shocton. A resolution to vigorously prose.
cute the work Of securing rights of way and
money for making the preliminary survey
from Nswcomerstown to franklin was
unanimously passed. The movement In
decidedly popular from the appearance Of
me delegations The Wheeling & lake Eric
officials were present in consultation, which
looks az though an alliance OF some sort be-.
tween these two companies was on foot. ~
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y Brendatuila anu proyisIons.

new ronk. March 2s-Flou. dull; rcccl,t,
y 900 barzols: exports 5000 barrels extra Ohio
strong aud advanced 1Ss5s4c, later dec ined %sMe
eloiug dull; receipts i00 bushels; espors S.s
bushels No. 2 milwaukee. G / l., ST 0s; u,,siSSS1
nd s?cas! y: Eos spring 93casl oil No, 2ted Anrii
@'s Sa 2!s MSv DHshss at g. al o. closing n
os4, closing al 81 az: June, sales ! es KIN
bushels a. q leSs4i 061s, eosing at 81 G5ss: JuIy
.slss 1900 bushels az )! o5KaI 0s1, c!oiug Il
u A. Com, spot lots 1alc higher; options ossaed
1alEc h!gher later tell bacE ss1c, closiae hesvv:
receipts 1900 bushels: exports 1900 bushes: w..
graded 45a6oc: No. 8, 5T+ i6sc; steamer boc. 10
60331c; No. 2 March nominal; April eosSaGlit IN
closing At Gle: May e2Aas3hc,l closing II Gn e.
June Gs:t4c, closing Al Gahc; July G.1aa5,:c, cos
lng At 6iHe Oats firm; receipts 81, 900 bushels: ~.
ports :l5o,t0o buAheh; western mixed Ss7%as a.
white westetn 4la4,c. Hay demand fair and MAJ.
ket firm. Hops quiet and q firmly : hch
Coffee. : $40, fair: Rio stronger n y iGs iS:
options oTHned hightly lower, but later itcoye 81
April at s.55a Goc; bales $3.50 bags asy n. H.
7oc sales bags June az 855ss s0c; talcs CIs
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Il For Marshal. Charles Dsiniord, P. 0. Criss.
we'll, VIM. McElhany and Reese Darby we're
named and BIntord nominated on the fifth
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Another entire new performance will bs
given tonight BY thu CfAndsil & Z ,s.woo.l's
Novelty star Alliance" inclnd.ug bolne
first7SleGs performers: Crandall j. Il ,s.wsod.
Steele {, German, Jennie Montague, G ,rmau
& Eickley. Byron and Bertha Iitrne, Bertha
Marshsit. Co.t & Murphy, Billy Forfcst, mud
LA Petite "Georgla," all well known psy-
formers, soine Of them having appeared 10
this city before with Tony Pr7tor's Company
al the Opers. House. Tho programme liz r
long one, includes some very novel acts, and
Will conclude with Crandall Il E .stw ood's
funny comedy, entitled, This Married
Mashe.s," ''5s ss IS ...5rI. *. = =
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OVER TIL Il RIVER.
Cnuc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nj Mar.
tins Ferry aud Hridgcpurt,

g tins Ferry nud bridgeport.
A very pleasant affair took place at the
Standard mill Saturday afternoon, In the
presentation OF tine golt.hrAdpd ebony
cane and pair Of gold.rimned sDeciacles Il
Manager F. W. Lindemann, who rs,ires from,
the management OF the mill, Mr.. f,inde,
mann, who built the mill and who has bpen
Its manager since 1t begun operations. hes by
kindness 10 and considers alton for the work.
men, endeared himself to them and won
their sincere respect. The employees OF the
mill wishing to testify their appreciation Of
biz worth md character Gs a man
quietly went 10 work and on
saturday afternoon called on Mr..
Lsndemsnn at the mill. MI. Ambrose Beard,
assistant manager, stepped up, aud after I'D.
dressing Tue retiring manager III q pleasant
manner, saying that no thought the best way
to make him remember them was 10 give
MN good Gaming, he presented hfu with
the cane and spsctacles. Mr.. Liudemanu w.s
entirely oysrcums, but tiunily mastering his
emotion. expressed bis gratitude for the
gttla. Tbs articles We're from I. G. Dtllop's.
WI 'eling. Mr.. Lindemann viii ba succeeJea
by sir. T. B. May.
The Cltizsn's Convention, Of Martins Fer.
~, ives held in Commercial Hall Saturday
night, and WAS the largest for years, 1t was
presided oyer BY Capt Abe Lash, and Cant.
seitz acted as secretary. The following nom.
nations we're mad: Mayor, 81. @. Mitchell.
Marshal, Robs. Hanson; CLERK, L, +, Allen.
der, Treasurer, Thomas Irwin; School D,rec.
TOYS. Albert link, A. D. Cattel and Jpsspb
I. Hanes; Street Commissioner, 6ampe;
Fisher; Cemetery Trustee, NJ. @. Mitchell.
The Republicans Of Pease township held
their convention in Martins Forty Saturday.
u! Was organized by elecling DR.. J. M. Todd
Chairman and Col. w. 4. Saith Secretary:
Capt W. II. Or aud Judge Cochran, Tel.
era. The following tickle. was nominated:
Trus.ees-George Robinson, George G:itlia
and Edgar Berry,.
Juhtice-George Pitner.
Assessors-A. 0. Mansfield for Bridgeport;
R. ". Taylor Tor the country district.
Clerk-Jos. 7. Hanes.
Coussables-J. McConnaughey and Thos
Duff. "'''
Treasurar-Will Griffin.
Central CoEa,it,eemen-J. II, Todd and
George Robinson. of i
On Saturday afternoon tho Democrats OF
Pease township met in convention ut Bridge.
port and nominated the following ticket:
Trnssees-John Gi1in, Geoygs Del,z and
Lee Lrach. ~. :
-. Asssssofs-R. B. Mitchell, Bridgeport; John
Triton, Martina Ferry.
TreAsurar-Wm. Cook, 1..u
Glerk-R. F. Allender. TX
Justice Of the Pescs-Gsorgo Pitner.
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Improving Fourtcertl, stree,

me Board Of Public Works he7 Issued
yfoetS 20 property owners on Fourteenth
s ~ os.esn ohapline aud Market streets;
meet with sewer main that iha Bosrd eli eli
put in from the Top OF the hill 10 MarEet
street. AS soon rs the weather viii permit
the Board will widen the payemenis. reset
the curb and pave that part Of The sirest
mentioned with cobble stones. Il will be n
great Improvement. Tho hill Is washed
badly every heavy rain and the uayamsnta
are arc not wide enough Tor the heavy travel on
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ROBBED AND BEATEN.
AN UNKNOWN woMak'sHARosroRY
Sa. Claims 70 iiRvs bs,a lttb,d lnd haiirsattd on
Gt't Packet, and Tut IN i1hsu She Com.
p'aNhtd-A Wsndstsr Ia 4 SiranEs CITY, a
abe FINDS Refuge In the 4 Lookup.

Yesterday when the Kail0 slocSdnlo land.
cd at lhs wtEritoat Gu route from Cincinnati
10 Pittsburgh, yonng wolphn, rather com.
monty dressed androueh locking, got oil and
Asked the clerk to send for policeman. Che
did not tay what shu wanted with one but
u fr,one talk agentleman who VIZ, prspent
wpAt to The police headquarters aud told
Captain DOnnaL. OF her request. He dc.
clinci to send an officer. The gentleman
upon hisrtturn 10 TIC wharf told The girl abe
had bet.er hunt h0tel and stay all night.
She said she had come from Cincinnati as a
detk passenger on the sseckdale. and that the
roGttGb 1i's had Installed and sbased her, and
finally rot 10 quNgreling among themselves
on her account, and tho officers therefore
madu her get off here, though shs wanted 10
pBy her f1le. ThsnPn IN tho whayfb2at say
she WAS L hearty looking young woman, ny.
paIently from the country, u1d evidently
wGs upproHchingn delicate event.
CLAIMS TO HAVE DiEN ROBBED.
The young woman went 10 tho Parker
House and applied for accounted .tions over
tho night. Mrs. Parker coGld not Keep her
her hoIse b0I9g full, but she recommended
her 10 another place, and sbs itf. after tell.
iug her story. She aRid she had come up on
tIs 9tockdAlc, and hnd been robbed on the
steamer. The deckEands taking NIL her money,
Liz Or eight dOllGn: and that " hsn she com.
planned 10 the officers, they would not be.
tsvs her, and put her eff the boat. She said
hcEo that sao waited to get a placa "a 4 10.
mts!ic aud stay In Wheeling. Mira. Parker
thought sho was mott condition TO be very
serviccable IS a domestic. "F ro
Alter she had besn gone sometime, she re.
tarned, aud asked for q cup OF coffee. she
said she had met lady VITO promised her q
place TO work to-day. After drinking the
cup OK coffee shc went ont, and below the
house on Water Etsas. was met by a man,
with whom sho wen. nti, Shs did not tell
her mama or where shs waB from, but. MIS-
Parker thought abe xala country girl.
sAE TiSDs LODGING. 49,
Later IN the evening the woman turned Up
ut police hsadq quarters, where che applied
tar lodgings for the night. She did not give
her name, nor did she say anything OF hay
lEE been robbed, though she repeated heI
story of abuse by the deck hands and being
put OF tina boat. She was gwen ticket fol
lodging CT tho lookup, wh.re abe spent the
| night. Her talk with Lieutenant Sylvia
convinced him that size wac simple. minded
girl, and this probably explains her coz.
Iiicting stories. How much truth aud how
much nntrpih ia in her various statements
can not be coniactursd. -.
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on CRY. Pa, March % Petroleum marke,
openedl at 9!szc highest a51sc; lowest CSC; closed
AZ 9lAc: sues {: 7Syuoo barrels; clearantes ycr.
tsrdsy lt,s74oco barrels; runs 1867 barrels: oh
C ~ Exchange stock. 81 so per shatc bid, nonc
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P11BRuRoH. Pa. March ?9.-The afternoon session
closed at 9iiIc. - ~ : : 's '''
TrruEyILlR. Pa, March 29.-Opening at 94c
highest 91e; lowest ySe closed at 9i5sc; charter
changed. ~ -; saw >s W
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ODD FELI.OwS' ANNIVERSARY
Ccicbrntch By the Coiorca Lodge In Thi,

SeAcoih'e" " the coiOreu Lodge In This
~. 10 ST city. tr5Hll.-
Eureka Lodge No. 1897, G. U. o. o. r., OF
this city, yesterday celebrated in becoming
and imposing manner the third anniversary
Of Its organic .tion. The lodge is in -four.
ishing condition, lidsing from the turnout
yesterday afternoon, which would have done
credit to any ssoret society Of greater age in
the city. The lodge, 10 the number OF near.
ly 100 in full regalia, bsaring hand some ban.
nets and the INSIGNIA Of the order, and head.
ed By tSelve patriarchs In fall uniforn, par.
AIDED through the principal s.reeta early in
the afternoon to the music CT krsmer's band.
going from their lodge room on Main street
70 Simpson Chapel, Eoti street, where relig.
!ous; sarvicts Of. an Appropriate character
we're held, the anniversary sermon, by Rev,
.: Asburay, being gu eloquent and fitting
discourse. 50 IT,, fs3,5s n IL
tier the services the bady, again repaired
10 the ball: The paiyia,chs. In The elegant
uniform OF their degree, made IN unusually
credisaole showing, mud their evolu,ions,
some Of them intricate, were made with mil
itary precision. II. H. Lewis Commanded
Taken altogether, the exercises made an m.
usually favorable impression. q EEl5
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81 WAslrSGrox D. G., MEsch 81 -l:s0 1. NJ
( For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, warmer.
fair weather, followed In the western pari bv
1 locsi rains variable winds, mostly ess,e,lv,
and vaesirg in the Ohio Valley to southeast,
4 Low0r Lake, warmer. fair weather; followed
in, wesesli part BY local rains and variable
winds ssneraIly shifting to oaste,ly. N, Y. 4 4
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OPENING.

Our Spring Opening OF Pattern Hats
md Bonnets will taao place within lilo
next ten days, ln0llce as 10 dates Mil h.
given IN few days.. Wo PROMISE ,hr
/, Choicest Novelties ever brought 10 this
city, ~. y !, A. Il. RIFE q m
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Fncis About Fire Arn,a.

Although wonderful improvements have
been mate the cost has been reduced f5d,a 10
10 co percent. Our illustrated cs.alogas
shows many kinds and gives lowest prices
Gend for one; 1t is Tree. Great Western Gun
Works, Pittsburgh, Ia. f3riiG xriiAw :
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TRE John Roemcr stock OF dry goods, no.
tions, &C., has been removed To No, 1865
Main street, [Hawley's now building where
they will be sold ut auction, beginning Mon
day, March 81. VI o'clock p. H., and con.
tinue each dsy at 2 aad O'Clock r.. NJ until
the entire stock Ia clcsed mt. - - -.
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MoRaANrowN, W. VA, March 3O.-Riyer 8
feet IS inches and falling; weather clear;
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<'iiicc: aor. 20 md IT f,ursscn,tl Street
Fcw acknowledgements,
Wsctel-LaunJIy Wopaan-Hcsd l &c,

Wsctol-LaunJry Wopaan-H cad Local. F,
Stoke For sale-I. Irwia. @II.i1ss'i I
Gard OF Thanss-Gar,ta Fisher. S u
d. John L, Dlckey, PAyaician and Sur.
!, Road ID. tho Articles on Woodworking Ma.
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Ksuawhs River
pxckst-W. II. Chuure!lo.. - 0 =
New Andes. ~ -.'- ~ - :" :
Z Blackwcll's Bull Durham Tobscco,
DO 1onr Own RootiaE-.B. 7. Caldwell.
Chariay ShaY's Theatre. $50
Fosyell. t-B, :. l.a:.,.aS, + ~ -, ~
German Student Lamrs-Nesbilt Il Bro
Just Eecalvcd-Osrpets and Russ-G.
Msndel Il Co. IT, -
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.H.H. .s|H <StGDl6uEus u
BRADFohD, Pa. March s9.-C.ude oil Is still
weaf Total Euas Eddy 81 874 barrels: total ship.
msni1 99i barrels; charters 96915 barrels clear.
ahces 39os barrels: United ppe line certificates
opened at 9lHc and closed nj 9iHc; highest price
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REALAIEtE POLIylCS.
Republican md DemOcrnilc COnyen,
lions saturday,

tions Saturday. t,u
Tho result Of the Republican township
nominations Saturday, was rs follows :
Trustees, John Robinson, A. r. Lszure, w,
J. MeClain. Clerk, John Davis. Treasurer,
Frank Archer. Constables, Irve Baker and
John Glasgow. 1rve Baker was nominate d
by ACCLAIM alton aud Glasgow won over J..
J. Powell, BY one vote, because the people
ont along the creek wanted one Of the con.
stables. Capt. Little WAS beaten by John
Davis, like Gen. Grant, as = third term man.
The Republican city convention was held
Saturday night. with J. B. 6hannsielt Chgir.
man and g. Q. Cnmmins Secretary. Before
any nominations were made a resolution
was adopted pledging the nominees 10 fear.
less execution OF the laws without regard 10
their popularity, and denouncing the habit
Of officers in conducting themselves solely
with a Wow to q reelection. Then MI.
Lazure nominated Arthur McClain for
Mayor. 8. H. Lee, In a nest speech, pre-.
sonted the name OF A. ]. Mercer; but before
u ballot was taken he withdrew the name,
and Arthur Mcolain was nominated by &C.
clamati0n. $500 E, t.s.f,s2( ~, lFls
L For Marshal. Charles DsIniord, P, 0. Criss.
we'll, VIM. McElhAny and Reese Darby we're
named and BInford nominated on the fifth
ballot. i'-9l,'. - : 6. n y
I. Il. Castor for Solicitor and W. G. Graf.
ton for Treasurer, were nominated by accle.
nation. giYt -, 0''',
3 For Bchool Board, Chas. Henry. ST., Henry
D. Miller, W. Fl. Thompson and s, g, Nc.
Gowan, were named. Miller WAS nominated
on the first and Henry on the fifth ballot. l5
/ For Water Works Trustee, Ed. Jones, at
present trustee, had ten votes and jas, Nc.
George tenn but on the second ballot Nc.
George had thirteen. 4 : "A .'.7,--i
Louis Long, sr., was nominated for Stree.
Commissioner, over W. X. Long aud Wn.
B. 6hanIafslt ,JJ.;5 h 3f2+lg.1I 81 80
IA more efficient Organization wis also
given the various political committecs. =:a
THE DEMOCRACY, X Z.
The Democrats made the following town.
ship nominations: q. So 7'sil
Z Trustees. Wallace McAlIister, Maurice
Davis aud George Kern, ali being the pressnt
trustees. Clerk, I w II. Mex. Treasurer.
F. l: Smith. Constables, @. 8. 4 satte,l field
md VIM. 0Neill. The Democratic primar-
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.ClIlLUREN'S HATS.

n. We have just received illc very latest
Eastern novelty In the Way OF aiitkc,'
liat. II Is the3prett!cst shape VIC ii,oye
seen for many ses,suns. 'Se have it In I'll
tho now cOtorS. A. Il. .klUE Il 70, :
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IN TIE absence OF suitable materials or thu
ttno to prepare II, people often 20 without a
dressing Tor salads. Buy Durkee's Dressing.
and you Will never trouble yourself 10 MAKE
another. ~ t...g55 5's5;,H,l Xwra., -
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:,FLovREs, Eyergreeps, Fyuit Trees. Crane.
vines, Slnsll Fruita, etc. Write 10 Us II YOU
want to plant any this spring. isEii. !
IN OtcAR WRIour.
gsIt 4.Hs @ Moundsyille, W.. Va. 4
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RELI.nLx ssEps that never fail to grow,
are sold by BOYD. No old .tock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd's.
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DAsHEurr lot OF DFy Goods snd No tions fer
:0ale at hall price by J.. W. Farrell corner
Main and Twtnty.ilfst streets, . y
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& HEApQuARrEns Tor all kinds OF GARDENING
Tools and Seeds. 8. T. Boyds, Market
k0iiare. ~. i.lL -. II. o
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!, STILL fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two.thirds their DIST
cQsL 81 y, y. W. FEERgt,
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BANkeupr lot OF Dry Goods and Notions
for sale at hall price by J. W. Ferret, corner
Main and T~euty.Gr.t street,. *; fgbI 4
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NJ lSCElBEHS OF tho lntcIlircuccr
who contemplate n change Of residence
viii conicr Il favor by calling III tho oilice
and giving notice OF tho snme, In order
that their PAPERS may b. promptly dc.
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WHrE Kid Opera Gloves at $50 a! J. W.
Fe,rcl'H. 1881 g.5f 4.'s
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WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at Csc at J. W.
Ferrel's. Wa =
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Ciinrlfy Shuy'H Theatre,

CHEAPEST Hoes, Kakes, Spades, shoysls
Mattccls, at s. Z. B 'yd's, Market 1quare. I
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THE DAILY nAnAE ELS,


1Ac f1nAnclA{ world. u
NEW York, March 29-Mnncy market cssy al
lHa2 percent; closed offered al TX. r.no ner.
camille paper 4a51f percent. Sterling Exchange
bankers bills steady atsi S7l4; demand a s9h. =
GovEnsNENTs-Eisier, .5Ifga,s 49,
!. IL, cosnSn: s. new
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31

,PNlLlbKLPHIAl March W.-FIour quiet aud ut.
changed Wheat quiet and steady; No red In eleva.
Tor 81 No. TED March 81 0s April 81 0lal0a
May s. t2st OK; June st usssat o536. Corn, al.
closed quiet and Alsy; car lots III good deH,sild;
rejected tta55c; No. 3. batsa5tc stsKiucr d7asSc;
al mixed March 5ta59c: April b533ss6se May Ssjtt
e95sc; June 695ss60c: July 6la6lke. Oats, demand
white 42Ea iSc. Butter .ull and cnicr, extras Sia
3tc New York and bradford CO.. Pa, c1t.as eOp3,c;
EsSs easier; extra 2'a!21Ge Caetss h.m and Id
moderate domAnd; Others UNCHANGED. ~ 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-31

. The following shows the range OF tic tier.
moine,sr as osserTed ct sahnepf sdrug store,