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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-19

ApWt LSuoF W INC IHttttgShccr. ilIg1 NNff
In order to ascertain what the experiences
vas In the repair Of watcr.damngsd pisntp,
Iwrote Messrs, ID. II. Baldwin 4 Uo.. Of DIN.
%ctnna!i, who had last year, some 200 instru.
meats under their care afier this flood Of
last year, md this Is the replJ: From
Our experience, We found those that had been
entirely under water, not worth repair. In
cases " here We undertook to repair theee the
cost ran from 500 to sl7S, aud tho work attel
being done in the beat possible manner was
unpatsslaotory, taking from three to six
mouths to do II. In cases where the piano
was not ontitely iioodsd and only partly
covered, OF tioated, we could do eottethtng
with II. We atm have twenty-five pianos
lett from styeat's flood upon which we nre
working; bat have. decided shia ye8rto give
parties tho fao'1 above atatet, and not ur.
dettase further rcpalrs. When We asked
reputable manufacturer last year 10 undo.
ablolusely refused, rsylngthty did not think
tuners and rcpairers will soon overrun your
territory. Warn your friends immediately
against them, and toll them our experience.
They make all aofts OF promises ss To repair.
Ing, md will even guarantee their work and
charge as II will seem q low prict: but those
parties who give them an opportunity 10 r..
pair will regret it,fsin almosl every instance
tho work will have 10 DO done over again.
II is In order TO warn the public against
being cheated aud dsfrauded that I have
given this letter publicity, and trust the mo.
tive will not be misunderstood.
Very truly yours,
WV. II. snEln,
@ a M8Sis Dealer. u,
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W a
An Authentic List Of Losses there by the
". slyNy Elnot- o-

.a.- ,sgg--a-H#. TAOuus |E HH
The following are some Of tho lor;es in
West Wheeling: W. A. Deiters, house and
part Of furniture; +. NJ. Cbalfant, house &C.
eupied BY two families, who lost all their
furniture; Thomas Moore, house ard con
tents; James Mctltrin, house. and contains:
L. For1nfy, kitchen and sh4r; Geo. Davis,
b'lcs house wrecked Mrs Whitney, houge;
Andy moore, saloon, Effects and $225 in silver;
Tnos. burtois., grocer, lost stock and damage
70 sore iurnlSn 70 10 the amount Of II, 500;
Hairy Tottle, grocer, stock in store and
household furniture 10 the amount Of 81 CO:
James .Comsr.o,d, damsge 10 houce and
outbuildinss S 1000; Jamea kslsey, stables
and part Of dwelling; Archie McCIa n, store
recently bought from Str ngsrs.s,ate; ]. T.
Steel, two tables and blacksmith Bhou.
David Wagner, several houses and pane.
III hediv damagn6; loss between sig &C.
and SIS GOO. Am Is CARLY, touse; Jos. futile.
double frame house; joe. Dixos, part Of n
house; Mrs. Darret, house occupied By Jos.
Winning, who lost all; Mrs. Keller, houss
and contents, also some money: ,rAlex
Lyal, part OF horss; Mira. johnson. (Iouse
occupied by Henry Harris as dwellipeand
shoe shop, lost heavily; Mrs. Alenter, house
badly wreckeei I. S. Loe, double frame
house, occupied by two families who lost ali:
Robert Stewart, house and kitchen furniture:
VIM. Whitney, house and kitchen furniture:
Ohas; Whitney, house, occupied by I'd.
worries, who lost all his furniture; Robert
Mchurney, house and ssable.; Mrs. Jane
Cusiey's house OF foundation and
DAILY aansged; Jamc1 White, who
occupied the second floor, los. furniture:
John IcIie and James Bowman Lent nearly
all their iurniturt; Mr.. Cremer, houst; HIM.
rietta Whim', house. The people are yery
,htnkful for donations received. THO most
suffering is for want Of shelter. The 10 ! OF
80 many houses makes it very difficult 10
comfortably shelter The 90 f +rera. IL
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a HOUSE TUMBLES.
UNDERMINED BY THE LATE FLOOD
y -rlySi-a &araH La+gf. ~. f,.rFNt
grtck rthsmsnt on the South Side Fafta in-j
Timely Warning Prevents any Lo.s Of Life.
Soma Olhtr Entcis Of tbs rlood-York4
4Au OF l%lslitf-Sesnts about tho Dtpols. }N

Tho frat serious casualty resulting from
the recent high water which has happened
In this city wr1 the fat Of the walls Of d
hous, on the South Side yesterday.
The accident ws1 moi attended by any losu
ofl!!a, thanks 10 timely Indications OF the
impending fate OF the house. The building
was an old one, a brick, standing on Market
s,rcot, esst sldc. Just south OF Twenty.third,
and WAS owned by Anthony busch, thu
Market Square hotel keeper. =. MIR. Duso,
purchased The property twelve years av0 NJ a
forced sslo, paying 81. 900. Ofcourfe 1t has
greatly appreciated in that time, the lot be.
ins very valuable though tho house was old.
At tue time OF tho recsnt nood two families
occupied IL, Mr.. Xink, u book sgent, and Ed
IngrahNm. The walla were undermined and
soaked 30 that Immediately after thu waters
receded the walls began 10 crack. Mr..
D1sch's attention heing called to this, he
warned bis tenaais that they had better move
o1t, which they did, The crack In thu house
grew wider until last Saturday, when a biz
chunk Of the north wall fell out with u crash
The owner tried 10 save tho remainder in
condition to admit OF iB being repaired, and
10 this end got Mr.. Hamilton to remove the
chimney from the centre Of the house,
While he was engaged al thfs work
yesterday, there was u perceptibie sink.
ing OF The roof, q rumbling In the
walls, and down cane the entire north wall,
leaving the rsat OF the house standing in a
very precarious condition. The remaining
walls we're propped aud guards placed around
the sidewalk.
Mr.. Dn,ch will consult experienced build.
era RI 10 whether the house can be rebnill
without tearing the rest Of the walls down,
or whether ths whole would haye 10 be re:
bnilt from The foundations.
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A MOVING QUESTION.
IN 7FTEU-lV EVTN-7-IIT INFTIiWI.
TO PEOPLE OF BELMONT COUNTY.
Ths Fihy TAoa,aad Dollar Laaa.0ppasea Bscaaso
~ is Not Ns.dsd-Dl,'s Doing ia Hrldrs.9
PORT, aarilA's Ferry aud Bsllalrs-Is.
ttrsuns N.istborhood Note.

Tho County Commissioners Of Belmon,
county were to have me! In Bridgeport yes.
serday, 10 take some action Ia regard to tie
$4,000 loan authorized by the Ohio Legisls.
turo Tor the purpoie Of aiding the flood SUI,
terers. Morris Cope aud Nathaniel Taylor
vera present, but a, Mr.. Owen Mehan, The
other member OF the hoard, did not arrly,,
twas concluded to ad ,urn to meet at 81.
Clairayllle on "Wednesday (tc-mosrow
In conversation with Messrs. Cope and
Taylor, both gentleman expressed themselyt 4
as opposed to Issuing the loan. They had
arrived at THU conclusion by carefully can.
washing the towns Of Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport and found that tho almost unan.
imons opinion Of tho people was against II.
When the bill way passed the suffering OF
Tue people was very great, but after that lime
the big hearted peopls in the county re.
sponded with such u liberal hand, also the
stats and National ~Guyernments, that suffer.
Ing wbs soon relieved, and to-day the psopls
have plenty. The measure was OF a p,erau-
ti0nary measure, and now that II Is not
needed 1t would seem not only folly but in.
justice TO saddle the debt on u county whose
people have already suffered enough, II the
"ae ASSNse ~ N0aAA w al eulllely
different thing.
Another point made by several promi.
mint gent emen talked to on the subjsct was,
that the %tssusncs OF the bonds would place
a burden on those persons in the county no.
touched by the foo :, but who In their great
hearteaness almost robbed themsslyes to
help those In distrsss. II. sfrlS5n
Said u cilz III Of Martins Ferry: Two
don't want 1t. The sufferers are all cared
Tor. We have plainly on hand. We can
take care Of ourselves. Besides we don't
care to psy any more tsx.s tbnu We are at
present compelled to. II we stood in need OF
this money I wouldn't hesirats a momentto
favor Issuing the bonts." The above en-.
pIrts'ion Is the general opinion all along thu
river front OF Bsimont county from Martins
Ferry 10 bridgeport as ascsrtained bya zen.
tlsman who has been over the ground. 1t Is
y moving question over the river, and a
highly important ono to the tax payers.
The prominent citizens OF Bridgeport, yet.
terday, were talking about calling a maeiiug
Of the c~l,izsns to protest against the nego,ia.
tim Of tho loan, aud aoma suggested that n
committee DO sent 10 Columbus TO have tbs
measure repealed. m
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sawyer,s Crystal I,lue Co., or no,tou,

Eawyer's Crystal Hue Co., OF no,tou,
have contributed 100 gro:1 Of Laundry Blue
10 be- sold Tor tho benefit Of the sufferers by
tho flood In Wheeling, the wholesale value
OF which Is THO Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The following Wholesale houses have kindly
volunteered 10 sell the same and turn tho
entire proceeds over to the Relief Commits Q:
Michael Reilly,
Jts'pl speidel & Co.,
Bloch Bros
Eeill 4 Dillingham;,
John Reid, Jr.,
Simon Dser & Sons.
All relations in Wheeling or West Virginia
who baye occasion 10 replenish their stock Of
Laundry Blue arc invited to make their pur.
chs:es Of the above parties at oncs, every
dollar oil which will 60 for the benefit OF the
sufferers. SAWYER CRYSTAL BLUE Co.
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Oae OF the mcaneit pieces OF thieying ever
dono In this city has inst come TO light
Dickio James keeps q small confectionery aud
grocery storn on the corucro Of Forty.third and
Jacob streets. All OF his stock was lost ex'
cept bis canned goods. by hard work he had
succeeded In getting these things into aha t
aud was starting up agaiu. Unfortunately
In tho light OF late developments, the water
had swollen bis front door 80 much that II
could not DO shut. Trusting In bis surround.
Tugs, he was forced to leave the door open.
Saturday night, some person or persons, en-
tered the building aud took from Il every.
thing left. Thfs was a severe blow 10 Mr..
James, but his creditors ur.town have pro
missed to htsrt him up again and give him all
the time no need, to get on bis feet. II
the thieves could DO found 1t Is likely that
the Eighth ward peopls would make such'an
example OF them ny they deserve.
During the food the mouse Of Mr.. George
Burkett, on Chapllne street, between Forty.
third and Forty.fourth streets. ives entered
by soalo thieves, and all OF his daughters
clothing stolen. Mr.. Burkett at ths time wal
camping out on the hillside, aud did not dis
cover the loss until after the water went
down. Several such cases are coming 10
l{Ulf F=s. NH.TpHf"IN |a. Ms" sEf Ht#. .IN..a HA--4s
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B%ALriNonE, Februsry ls.-petroleum dull and
steady; refined SXassse. 1
PnliAnELii MA. FEBRUARY ls.-petroleum dull aud
nominal at SsSsshc. \
NEW Yen1x, February IS Petroleum steady;
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EFFECTS OF THE FLOOD.

o. ing to our building being
damaged by the flood we are com.
PEELED to make repairs. We there.
fore fluid IL necessary to make room,
and offer our entire stock of Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods at I'M
heard Of low prices.
Goods slightly damaged by water
at half price.
We must have room at once, and
think our mark down in prices
will bring such a rush Of trade as
to close out our stock quick. We
therefore advise an early call.
C.. KKAUS L. BRO.
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N
News and Gossip In Collation. to Various

News and Gossip In Collation. to Various
People,.
Major Anderson and wife leave on their
Southern trip to-day.
Mrs. A.. Snyder, OF the Island, will leave
for the west in q few days.
Mr.. George A. Howard, OF Cincinnati, Ia
expected in the city to-day or tomorrow.
Mr.. Sig Hays, formerly OF Wheeling; bat
now in Cleveland, spent some days; ia the
city, leaving for home yesterday.
Pfoi.2 F. Il Crago's youngest child is very
sick, aud his nephew Is but slowly recover.
Ing from an attack OF typhoid iev,r, Tbs
aood had serious effect on each OF them.
D. P. Chapman, Esq., General Agent OF the
E:na Life Insurance Company for Western
Pennsylvania and this State, came down from
Pittsburgh yesterday for the purpose Of psy.
Ing 10 VII. Hearn, Esq a $4,000 endow.
ment policy that had maiursd.'
Mr.. Cash Evans yesterday received a letter
from Mr.. VIM. q. Woodward, .formerly;of
this city, but now of Wheeling, Ala en-.
closing 8 check for $50 for the Relief Fund.
Mr.. Woodward atated In his letter that hs
had gained no idsa Of. the extent OF The tj5od
and damage done until be received bis INTEL
IIGENrHR saN2E4 ftStsYEr,E
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Mrs'A: Rahb, .s s 0
1oau McB,ide. Newtuig, W. .Vr..... ............ 6 c
Irwin t~lelning. Grafton. $50 T. yesrs, col.
leeted Ia small aulount,................,...... G 5
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he EIns Been Here.

Ht1ulTt INHeTNHHtH1. ~ ~. 7
A look through the lower part Of Wheel
ing aud on the Island yesterday revealed the
fact that Wheeling is sadly In need ola large
amount OF money to repair the wrecked
homes in the flooded districtl None OF our
IN the innndsiei psrt Of thstf ely, syep
though the Wheeling papers contained full
accounts. 1t Is jast like hundre,' Is OF other
places. The abstraction must be seen 10 be
appreciated. Wheeling ia caring for her "
destitute well, and hrs clothing aud provis.
ion stores established, hut the water ha, made
dssolate I'LL the lower part of the city clesr up
to the lower market place, and this covers Ii
large territory. .
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a LARGE lot of Wet Prints, from
Simpson & Aoge, at 9 IL cents per
yard, $50 l0sen Lalies' and Mems lUse
ut 6pc per dozen. 92 dozen Hitchcock
Foster Kid Gloves ut Csc per par. 200
Bed spreads at zoe per pair. il0O, dezen
Towels AZ 6Uc u drZen. We shall have on
sale all this week o large lot Of damaged
and Wetgoods. H. EdSHEIMER,
Eleventh Street,
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DENTISTRY
Oh atatelliQeluts:


Wanted-Good Blacksmith,
Notice-R. A. McCabe & 20,
Just Receiyed-EngliHh Fedora Hat1.
Sealed Proposals-E. Haz,elt.
To Labor Organizations and Nawsdealers.
Sealed Propossls-E. Hsz,ett.
s"toekholders' Meeting-yirginia Chins
Clay aud Fire Brick Go.
Relief Committee Notice, ,5i
:, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Third page. 80
Wheeling 4 Pittsburgh Division, B. 4 o
Il R,-Third pag,.
Damaged Pictures-kirk's Art Store.
Skates and Ice Creepers-NeRbitt & Bro!&-
Special Sslsot4 Carpets-G. Mendei & Co.
For RentSSeyen Roomed House-Head o.
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Cotton. s4a7yi5
1, Ngw YORK. February ls.-Cotton quiet: futures
dull; February 1O.7.c; March ~ 7gc; Aprl I0.Sec;
Mny lI.0ic; juno 11.l7r: July ll.2sc: August 1856:
September l.C4c; October lu.67c, November l0.52c.
CINCINNATI, o., February lS-Cotton nomlnally
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The following contributions were received
by the Benwood Relief Committee yesterday:
Asa Moody, Dsnwood,, bread; J.. N. Nc
Jilton, Baltimore, bread, sugar. coffee, meat,
bedding and blankets; y. W. Seabright,
Wheeling clothing; Lldlck's Mills, q Cam.
eron, W. w., flour, clothing, bread and pc.
tatoes; Glen E4ston, ". Va, bsdding and
provisions; q. w. Fisher, Bsnwood. bread:
Mrs. II. McMechen, Bsnwood, bedding.
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DONATIONS YlNTERDAY.


Additions to tho Bincrcnt Lacnl Sclief
Eunda.S& 't
The subscriptions in csIh are geadually
falling of, ind will probably be considerably
reduced sitter to-day, az Mayor Mile. las.
evening tolcg,aphed to the various point,
over the country which have been helping
Wheeling SO gsnosou:ly that no farther do
nations wee needed here. The following
we,e received yesterday:
GS THE lNTELLlGREcER FUyD. ~
Mrs.'A. Rahb, ..... ....s S 90
1oau MeB,ide. Newtuig, W. .Vs..... ............ 6 co
Irwin Fleming. Grafton. $50 Il yesrs, col
ieetea IA sHait amounts 6 IS
Sc 2r..t, -
Io:al SIC Is
THE GENERAL ruHR.
A. W. Patterson ,.... .. ..a. .-... ..... -. ...... ... .s IS 90
Will!m suite Linen Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 10
1nSuTante Company OF North Apicslca. ..,..... 50 20
Z. \. clh...-"".":..s .:..-.......... ........ 50 10
Fulfer i. otiipiS Y Co., New iors ...... 80. .,,,,,, fC0 co
OTHER coNrRlBu rIoNs.
The following were received yesterday:
NEw YogK, February IS, 1854.
Btawood Iron Works, Wheeling, w iTa,
GEsTLEMAN u We desire to eItend a help
Ing hand 10 those in distress, and baud you
herein our check for $780,, which wo will
thank you 10 luad over to the proper persons
Tor distribution 10 the deserving poor, who
have been such great sufferers BY the Il ,od.
Yours Trnly, al
FULLER BRcs. Il Co.
N I. Boszos, February II.
O. Robinson. E'q Uaetling " Va
81 DEAR SIR:-Wc deeply regret the misfo,-
tunn that has come upon so many Of the
Western tow Q In the shape OF disastrous
loods. May we take the lib,rty OF asking
you II you, will DO 30 kind, as to placs the en.
closed checkt 500. where 1t will do rood 10
the sufIeriog poor OF your city ? And greatly
oblige Yours, faithfully.
BIN JONES 4 Co.:
Following ase! yesterdays receipts at the
central supply depot:
Sewlckley, Pa, no express charges by|
Adams express two bundles Of clothing.
Titusvills, Pa, to d.. Cunningham three
boIea.'4
Waynesbu.g, Pa, oze carload Of clothing.
Loudensville. W. gva::,I.twenty.four sacks Of
-four aud one sack Of onions.
Terra Alta, W. Va, one sack Of meal, one1
Of lour, five sacks Of potatoes, ons
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2 OF CRY, Pa, February IS -Petro,eum opened at
81 VIA; highest 81 ON: lowest OJs+c. ard ~cloyedtat
sLcoh. S,le1 s,ibl.co0 barrels: ciCarances Saturday
8,7Si,U.0 barrels; runs u, 1870 barrels; shipments TO-.
LIZ hArrntR. ~ctnifetA aX 4 q hnKnfS -. .--.lNl-'
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A dioou suggestion.

10 nc Editor u the lMdlipencer.
sIR:-Perhapg some OF our customers IN
the country surrounding this city are think
Ing about helping US 10 some way. I offer
ibis suggestion: that they psy their bills
All Of the wholesale houses here lost by the
Il BOD. Many lo!t thousands. We tcanno,
expect much from our friends in the Ohio
Valley v.iy soon, but we have sccounts ali
over E.stern Ohio and West Virginia dut
from those that have not been harmed by
the Il ,od. They can render practical aid By
paying us Immediately. Some OF us netd
money now as we never needed 1t before.
friends, remember us by sanding the
amonn,a due us. WHOLESALE MERCHANT.
Wheeling, february IS. .P5fG'gg sos.
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The following were received yesterday:
NEw YogK. F.hluary Ii 1881

Following are yesterdays receipts at the
central supply depot; 1.
sswickley, Pa, no express charges By
Adams express two bundles Of clothing.
Titusville, Pa, to Dr.. Cunningham, three
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10. 8. IS, eoupons......12ST
We and stroug

y . 9. U. T.. IS, eoupons.....1 2SH
U.b-4Hs, coupons. lax g laN
RAILWAY ~bGNDS-Actiye and strong, 49,
orATE SEcUElTIEs-Quiet
Pacific Gs Of '05.....l29 TEX. pac. land gr'tg. 49N
Genital Pacific tirsts. ll2LIdo Rio Gunde div. TX
cue seconds."..-... 0tAlu.P bonds, first. IT,. 1li1;
LohighG Wilkcs-"-lO5 Y. l. Land GRAMS. lux
Louisiana consols..- ia y: +: sinking fund lis
MISouIl os...."""..l0o lylFEinia Gs............. 40.
81. Joseph...-...."-ll0 Virginia consols, ex.
!. re !. U, hrsls~~n74f In mat eoupoas. %
tennessee old.".",.. 80 Virginia deferred-... 5
Tennessee Gs. new. 3ShlsEitra Interest.
frcCKs The week opened with a lower market 70,
stocks In tho Il st half hour Il business pticts dc.
Glued Aat4 percent, Northwestern common lead.
ing the downward movement. About 10: " Union
Pacific advanced 10 Si55s on large transactions, Tle
stock wAs III brisk demand and at lines there was
Il differences OF " percent between sales regular and
seller tire" months Seller g. option fell due TO-
day and these. III Conjunction with The c:oJng o,
tue books tomorrow, I'D to 4 nriSk enquiry for Iue
shares Ashigh AS 5! per diem was paid Tor the
stoes. tLackhwanna shared with Union Pacific, The
chief speculative Interest In ibis stock was tha, i,
moved up to l29tA on 4 percent award OF the trunk
linu pool: Near tue close the falling OF McGlunes
SToS. q FeArry was announced ana prices broke X.
a2H percent the latter taIoa Pacihe. The flames
diatc cause OF the failur. WIS, the rrm and their
constituents had shifted to the be,r side and hnit
therefore suffered blythe sharp advance i , prices
The mouth psst. The firm have few II ans, Contracts
In the Stock Exchange. snd Ihtir liabilities, pryc;I.
cally, are outside OF that institution. Gl
. TraDkNnti.O s HIb Cnl yhu y5ur ".H..-H --t-.EE sHH
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BMoAL tours need not last over three days
now. 1t seems possible for any young couple
Ito stay!in doors for that lspglb' Ot time. md
Tx about the merits Of Or. Bulls Cough
,pSa safe and pleasant remedy.
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Piano, Injured by the flood should TO ship
ped TO- Alex. Ross' plano rc1air factory, 10
federal street, Allegheny, Pa, where they
can be tlken apart, dried and repaired by
practical piano makers. Charges reasonable.
Work guaranteed. 5HI
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WILMINGTON D. G., February 1o-l:3O4M
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warmer
weather during the day, with { southerly
winds, falling barometer followed in The
western portions during the nigh. by colder
NORTHUMBERLAND, light rains and rising bs.
srometer. tSH Z
For the Lower Lskes. local rains, psrtly
cloudy weather, ) alightly warmer east; 70
south winds and lower barometer.
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AS 1 have about 500 Chlldren's Suits
lett from my fail nnl winter stock, l will
close them out ut astonlshinyly low
figures prior to receiving spring invoices.
Almost all Of my common suits haye been
sold, hnt ! laye concluded 10 sell MY fine
Cashmere Suits at such entlc,ng figures
that, although you intended 10 buy only
a cheap snit. you will be enabled to pnr.
chase II first class one.
Reductions in Children's Suits:
$500 to Q 40, $500 to 500,
900 to 3.75, $50 TO G.25,
100 to 400, 1000 10 1857.
Reductions In Chlldrcn's Pants:
$500 to Csc, $3.50 10 l.25,
sV1.25 to Sac, 200 to 1865.
Above comprises all wool Cassimercs
md WOrsteGs.
DAVID ASH,
30 Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-19
PERSONAL ANp oTnEHwtEE

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The KeG factory Is booming again.
The Commercisl Hall feeding depot las
been dis5aaded.
Charles T%horngatc is homo FROM an extern
siys prospecting tonr West. .
DR.. A. Il. Org has got his drug store in as
good shape as 1t was before the flood.
Tho Laughitn mills II everything can be
got In readiness in'time, will go on Wednea-
day. III gf- nv
The revival at the Methodist Church Is
progressing under tho direction Of Rey.
Jones, the pastor.
w. 8. Dilworth, formerly agent OF the
Cleveland & Pitt7bnrR..tosd here, hr1 left for
Fiecport, O., where he will engage in the
stave business.
4 Postmaster Dean says that no. LET'S than fvo
thousand papers, presumably containing sc,
COUNT OF the flood, had been handled in the
office the past three days. ,ESi