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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-03-21
STANDING ROCK AGENCY.

Maj. Mclaughlin is we'll pleased
with the behavior of 4. 573 Sioux un-
der his charge at Standing Rock
agency The crops last season were
failures, and owing to the drouth not
a spear of grain was harvested for a
distance of 100 miles south of Bis
marck, by any cultivators- white or
red. The Indians were somewhat dis
couraged at the loss of what is any
thing but loves labor, to them, but
are again encouraged and hope to do
great things from an aboriginal stand
point, this season. The prospects are
better as there has been much more
snow than last year. AS soon as the
additional oxen are contracted for,
Sitting Bull and his band of 153 per
sons will be allotted their share and
removed to an excellent locality for
both grazing and farming, selected
last year by Maj. Mclaughlin. 1t is
forty-fiye miles southwest of the
agency proper, and at the junction of
Grand river aud StonewalI Creek.
Mai. Mclaughlin will have enough
stores to feed his flock, partially, un-
III tuC ClN vi llC hSSdl J Col. hC Sah
not give them treaty rations, how
ever, and this naturally causes dissat-
isfaction. The trouble is that when,
as ordered in January, 1888, he made
out his requisition for supplies to last
until June 80, 1884, he had $500 Ia
dians. Since then the department
had transferred additional bands from
Peck Cheyenue and Fort Randall.
until tie number under his charge
reached 4, 573. He was also informed
that no acquisitions for deficiencies in
stores would be filed. Ergo, he must
feed 4, 573 people on what was calcu-
lated for :, 500. He also has 273 rene
gades from Poplar river who seeded
to Standing Rock under Black Catfish
and have not yet been returned, ow-
ing to the rigors of the season. These
he feeds, as best he can, from what
scanty surplas he can save, and the
other Indiaus share with them also.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-03-21

ACTING Gov. FIFIELD declines TO
officially certify TO the veracity and
reliability of the Milwaukee Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-03-21
NUTES ABOUT ANIMALS.

The Noble Sagacity--Remarka X a bl
Feline Piuek-As to Some Peculiar
Pets-AstOnishing Uses to Which
Vermines are Put, and other Notes
That VIII Afford Information and
Entertainment to the Readers of All
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
BIGGESTIN THE WORLD.
ANOTHER GREAT GAS FLOW STRUCK
Al Wellsbnrg Yesterday-Thc MeGugiu
and Mnrraysvilie wells Snid by Ex.
ports 10 be Surpassed by tho
New Gusher-Ilie Other Wells.

Word reached the city yesterday that an.
other strike Of natural gas had been made at
Weilsburg, and a How secured which equal.
ed any gns How In tho country. Bone won.
deriul stories wers circulated Of the force OF
the gas, and II WAS reported that expert gas
we'll borers declared they had never seen
anything eqoal to tho rush OF gas from the
hole. The latest successful we'll belongs 10
tue original Wellsburg company, of which
Mr.. BARCLAY Ia the head, and Ia called "Wells.
burg No. ~ well. 1t Is located about a hun.
dred yards weat OF tho original well, lust
south OF the creek, and Ia about 1909 feet
deep.
An lHrELlIdEScER reporter walled the well
yesterday In company with several interested
Wheeling men. He found the big stories
apparently fully borne out by the facts, The
roar OF the well can DO heard Bon,e distance
north Of the creek, but Is nothing like as
!oud as The no'se made by the gas escsplpg
from the old well when II first began to llow,
This Is partly because the opening OF the new
well Is larger, and partly because tho hole 10
perfectly dry, allowing the gas TO escape
freely. Tue current OF gas ls strong enough
10 hold q tsr.ponnd iron sledgo suspended
several feet above the orifce, and the con-.
bined strength Of a dozen men could uothold
n board tight over the hole.
IN gas Is pure and almost odorless. but II
inhaled has much the same eD'sct on a man
as drinking whisky, practically intoxicating
The gas rock was reached by the drillers
Monday evening, when they ceased work, SO
as TO strike the big vein in the daytime.
Yesterday morning when tho drills were
down l,2S7 feet a tremendous flow OF pss
Issued from the well, and when the tools
were drawn up Il shower OF stones and sand
we're blown from the wall with great force.
The drilling was continued for several feet
further, until the TOW became 30 great that
It was considered dangerous 10 continue the
work. '
Preparations were ut once made to turn The
gus from the new well into the main pipes.
that the other we'll might be blown out and
cleared OF the Balt which obstructs It. Not O
sign Oh salt water WAS encountered In the
present well.
The Rocky Point we'll and the Barclay
wells will be operated In common hereafter,
the disputeo fright OF way through the streets
having bsen compromised. Wellsburs now
has more natural gas than she can use for all
purposes, and the abundance OF this cheap
fuel assures the prosperity of the town.
Already inquiries have been received from
capitalists abroad looking to securing manu-
featuring sites in the vicinity, and the old
village bids fair to enjoy Il still greater boom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
MEStION,
News and Gossip In Relation TO Varlou'
peOple,

News and Gossip In Relation TO Various
People.
Hon. B. +. Martin was In the city yester-
day.
Marshal Atkinson went 10 Pittsburgh yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Thomas Hanna went 10 Cincinnati yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Archie PAUL left yesterday on a bust
ness trip to st. Louis.
All Cla.or left yesterday for Bellevue,
Kansas, where he will locate II the place suits
him.
Dr. Z. II. Billiard and Miss Annie Hupp
will be married to.dsy at the First presby-
terrain church.
Rev. A. J. LYDIA, Of Kingwood, formerly OF
this city, was in town yesterday shaking
hands with friends.
Rev. Father D. B. Gull, tho we'll known
pastor OF St. Johns Church, Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday, the guest Of the priests ut
the Cathedral.
Mr.. Deehan. OF philadelphia, father OF
Rev. Father Deehan, who hus been the guest
Of his son at the Cathedral for several days,
lett for home yesterday.
Major W. W. Jackson. the Governors pri-
.vate secretary, arrived in town yesterday from
Parkersburg, where ho has been sojourning
since the Charleston convention. One by
one the members Of the State administration
gather holneward, and their countenances
wear a look which seems 10 suy: "Vauiiy OF
yanities; all Is vanity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
GTOCkS FOR SALE.

-
70 Shares Standard Iron Works.
iosh4ici .E.ns lion Works
10 shSfcs belmont Nall Mi.
Shares Top MIL.
% Shares Exchange Haut,
~ Shares ian Handle Glass To,kS
~ Shares Manufacturer lusu,anrc r.
hprls 0- |. IRWIN. M ~ ~ ~. ~;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
A ACCIDENT.
Death Of Col. II. n. n%clnplainO From the
kehnItn of IL EnlI. .

Death OF Col. II. N. D%clnplnino From the
Results of IL Fall. .
Col. Robert N. Delaplsine died very sud-
denly yesterday morning between 5 and I
o'clock, at his residence on Chapline street,
from conclusion OF the brain resulting from
o serious fall he received the night before.
He was driving out the National road, east
Of tho city, and accidentally drove over the
high stone wall near Steenrod's. Tho bpprv
was slightly damaged and tho horse, q yery
fine one, killed, but Col. Dslaplaine was not
at the time supposed to be dangerously in
jured. Being Of portly physique, the shock
was Of course q heavy one, but he recovered
sufficiently to return to tho city In q carriage
a short time after the accident. He retired
to bed at In early hour. not showing any
alarming symptoms. A member of bis
family entered his room at 5 O'Clock yesler-
day morniug, and found him sleeping quiet.
ly, but two hours la!er he was found deadiu
his bed.
Hon. William A. Q1arrisr, Of Charl aston,
accompanied Col. Dsluplain on his fatal
drive. but maqaged to escape the fall by
jumping.
Col. Delsplaiu was q native of this city,
auu d SUI VI ME. -. . Dtlaplel1. lie WAS
born In 1871, and received his education ia
Wheeling. He entered the wholesale dry
goods establishment OF his father at an early
age, and having unusually good business
capacity, contributed much to the success Of
the honae, in which he shortly became a
partner. In his life time he occupied many
positions OF honor. He was one OF West Viz.
ginia's three commissioners to the Paris E1.
position OF 1879. Hon. ]. N. Camden, Of
Parkersburg, and Ex-Mayor Sweeney, of this
city, being mis- colleagues. Col. ID laplsiu
served on the Railroad jury at this EXPOSE
ton, one OF the most important OF the bodies,
and acquitted himself with distinction,
He was mads Senior Colonel of Governor
Matthew stall in 1876, aad as such conf
manded the State militia stationed at Mar.
tinsburg during the railroad riots OF 1877.
He made two tnurs OF Europe, one in 1879
aud one III 1881. He wHs Il nau OF rather un-
usual native Intelligence and Of keen obser-
walton, u pleasing conyefsationalist md a
popular man in husiues1 and social circles.
He leaves q widow, two CONS, both young
men. and a daughter to mourn his sudden
demise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
VISITORS FROM srEUBEsvILLE.
Tho Mayor nnd n Committee Inspect the
Fir BricK Pavement.

Tho Mayor nnd n Committee Inspect the
Firo BricK Pavement.
About s o'clock yesterday morning Clerk
Gslligan, OF the Board Of Public Works, re-
ceived notice by telephone that Mayor Nc.
Conyille, Of steubenville, aud several menu
ber5 OF the Council OF that city were about
leaving on u train for this city ios tho pur-
pose OF inspecting the brick paving on Chsp.
line street. Mr.. Galiisan Immediately notl-
tied.t the members Of the Board, aud when the
9:30P., WAX Ky. train arrived the Board
was ready 10 do the honors. The following
Steubenville gentlemen came down: Mayor
James McConville, City Engineer J. M.
Hickey, Street Commissioner J.. G. Fickas
and Codncilmen W. II. Mooney, George W.
Albaus, Robert McGowan. w. B. Dona!dsoA
and George W. Moore. They inspected the
brick pavement closely. and were highly
pleussd with It. They were escorted 10
several OF tho prominent mauu-
factories, including the breweries, shd were
dined at the Brunswick. At 2:30'r., N, Chief
Dunning called out the Fire Department
from box %, City Building. The time made
Was rs follows: Hope 40 scc.;A Atlantic $3.50;
VicilSnt 2:55; Hook and Ladder 1926, Island
1866; United 1850. The Stsubenville gentle
men weraloud in their praise Of this quick
work. They returned home at 4:47 J.. N.
warm advocates OF brick pavements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23

BIZ. Davis, a Young and prosperous NOR.
chant OF Quiet Dell, Harrison county, came
near being aqphy1iaied By escaping gas at
the Stsmm House Monday night He ar.
riyedi in the city Monday fol the purpose OF
making some purchases. That evening no
retired about II o'clock, aud says that he
turned the gas OIL properly. Tho supposition
is, that after shutting it of, In withdrawing
his hand, the cock was partially opened,
thus allowing the gas to escape. The smell
became so strong on the third floor, on which
Mr.. Davis room was, that about 5 o'clock
yesterday morning the guests be.
alarmed and notified the
office. Tho gas was found 10 come from the
merchants ROOM. The transom was OPENED.
and the rush OF ess was go strong as to al.
most overpower the attaches OF the hotel. A
bell boy was pushed through tho ,ransom
and unlocked the door. This man was almost
dead; his face was fast becoming blue. The
windows were quickly opened and doctors
sent for. The man was worked with until
about noon, when he was able 10 get down
stairs and take q walk. which greatly benc.
ited him, 4tgE s.lE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23

UInngts-Are In moderate demand and g,m.
stet,aa nte scarce at 81 75a4 co per box: MESSING scii
~ * co aoas ~ = per box; Valencia vi IS OOaG 90 ncrcSsa.
~ u"a' oo ior mammoth; jamaica So OOaS 90 no,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

AZ the Auditors Oace, III Cstrz, ua,,,v,
y Vh.o, on Thursday, May s, ISL Al 'i il n'n,oa g'a"
H. IT,, t .o GO, eo,siScs VIII 9e let by the rnsince SFU' .a !.
!2r the construction OF the Tsdiz a;d "usS,l,net,
ascndam Road. se4led bids Tor Tie s,,n nt, w,it
received At the Auditors office until = WI VII q
F.ans, ptohlea and SPECIFICATIONS NJ v.h, IL,
can be seen AZ tho Auditors Office, or o,h uM So;t
NATION that bidders may desire, can be- n; inlof,,
!" on ,ss ,Enel.ee5; Payments made MONTH ~ ~ "t SSss
required for the proper execution Of f' ,i,S y Willie
INC whole oil Ehld WORK to be comni% wotk.
e Sishhpsi a 70, iS,l, TN TN length Of Mo 10 Il, , ny M
Hons. The first from Cat!x 10 ,So It r. DC lct In s'
senees WY. Is two and .liee-terT hI ,S ny
fenSinfcr being on tho old plank r "a, a mieS; Tn
one.halt mile In ieiIy III, | 10! lthS than
Inc t'sA' % reject any or all SD s,s reso,r.,
sp,s.w.s WIN. i. &c x, Ensiuecr,
Eht rL CrrCk mi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
Wheellnr V,t1

, ~ 1uMahas-A'c Ia lair domand: Jamsicas. a, m,
. os PEI punch; White Aspinwalls bring frnm 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23

No1tectea W HElLL@ ELLlSGttN wholesale gro
6rten %CoTee-FRnrY Rio, per ID, IiLc: choIco do
lie; prime Rio, lSc; good Rio. i2Lc. ordina,,
lie: Java, 92a24c.. ''
Roashd C0G!0i-ln paper, per lb, l5x; lower grader
l2al2c: In bulk. lSallc; Java. bulk, BIC. >
| Windsor A, &c: Prairie a. &c: refined y. vc,l,o ~
bHaGc; granuiatcd, nc; powdered. SEc: crnshei
SIC; cut loaf, VIC.
4Oe: prime sugar sTrap. Sc. 'A'''0 'uAAs ''''p
Eev orleans Goissxs.Cho,cc. 55c: Strictly n,,mS
toe; prime, sc; good &c..
25a75c; imperial. sSs5oc; Japan, 2asToc; 0o!onS' q,
7ac; Souchoug, 22aG5c. AVE- 90
candls-stsr, full wc,pb, ,,c. 80, ,,,o : %,
,,tto. r.n,,ls " me'sht' loc' seaslnc, per set
~, mouiu, ~. sS., nc;
BRANDS. ioalsc Der s St i':coant ry' Y FIJI sn AM ss city
R aaadt un,,-.No , ,,,, -,
NJ. . ,,hs ~ saos, pey aoien, ) 20
n nv ao,o, AZ m. 81 5.ho,n naiis g. w, 70. . tubs
pals, 81 10; fccieIs per nest, 81 s IS; bu lite; '' tass
lbs ranscity. AZ 10 \ w wes ~ ,ss sd sSpa MY, y ~: 40 2:
washbpatds, nsMtent. nor do,"u Z, E "a o. oval u
Canned 6oods-PIe reaches. ! ID 81 10. neacbov 8
10 y W; tomatoes, . ID, Bakers, .9oc: sweet com
Dried FruEs-Ncw eyapora,cd pared peaches d.
S2c: impaired 90. lsal6c; r!aspbcrries s5asGc. black.
hllced, sa9c: peaches. new halves, La7JIc: d.
Quarters 5HaGEc; do. pared ltalsc: do. blackberrie,
o., uo. iaspneriles Sias5c: pitted cherries 27R2gc,
0is-Lard oil, extra western strained 1Scssi N
caIoon OIL, SHG; white miners' oil, winter strained,
ooG; q =; 7. on ~. "
MvLA w.. quoted IN jobbing at l5hc for prime
lull cream Western, and l0al2c for New YORK,
SWeitzerlo1alIc according TO quality. Llmburgcl
l2Ac.
1NaGso; y email mackcrel, sGa7 %: No. 2 mo.
dinm Ola 5U' 49,.
/, 80 san.-Choi Navy AZ s?ioa2 50: medium 81 2Ss
aeds-salcs OF timothy seed at 81 Ccal rs per
pushel; eloVer small seed SC SO; large IS 75a9I 90.
NIB toqutlty. ~
oMINo; per bbi ~ 90; extra per Dbl Sl55; dairy
lhe. y bIshel sacks 81 G5.
1tt<t Cr7s-Sa9c perlb.
tddsr-Per Dbl. IS Na10 90; Crab apple, $40 GOA
l20O
Rhsty-$i u per proof gallon.
9.nShgwsl " per 10. WA
naswane eaId rate Is $40,
rsS1RIlgaltc per H.: apple butter, 5a5Lc per
po n,ua Ieny Sc per pound.
A'ae0c; hickory nuts slal Is per bushe!.
"oD1't' ..
chants NJ y H5 III ws aoEsis y 90 commission ncr.
ir,m actual sales msde ihI st asv ou lne ~ prices are
TtE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23

Battle Run Roat-Exca ystIo, no -,
masonry Is cubic yards wv c",.c yaN!s;
Eofgs' Ell koGd, 1fia ielnhIa ,u,,,to,
aIDiZtDg go cubis yards. o'a''ict-AHtGs'
ya Hist sxca maai GoH md s,l66-n al,T dIs;.Ic,-mo cubic
Chapel Run Road-H.acs G.niISIr.,'I .H mSSn t!:
~ MHohs run h9au, Liberty i%EtfIct"Et!STIn
e. 9. c. :ue' i. ' Roaa, I IS dTIssop5y 10 cubic yatGs.
yasds, grading 1000 cubic yards, maTadysmn ~ eEs
G. W: Road, Cd Giv.-Gradins sroou,,
m m ,Js ~ cubic Yards, macadamIzlug lfo 40:
Gien's Run ard Cherry Hill g~oad-ra,
s"I &c yasGs, mnsonry l5cubIc yards, mscsS int 70
kel!y's easu and Dement, Ccue,cry y
land MISUNDERSTANDING 10 Tnhi Dad. R!ta.
cubic yards "''cau iml1Ius ~
,,n Ml1 "a sS %Ih1ss cling Greek Upper Eur -v..,'.-,,
Middle v hcelluy Creek, I.ourrEy
McGtRwH Run head t;r.dfn,
Ta1is. 10 cubic yarf.s. macadS o % Cge So y esII:
pSters' Bun Read, Tradclpn u,,
amikipg 2o Cnhic yards. | sktr!ct-AGcGi'
r,teth' isuL R0ad. Rschlarh mara
cupic Safcs, n,.i' o3'y 20 cr hic !.tilct-G Trading w
Pepin'gla Road-MncaI lam yards
vs Mdves Read LIST dlvJZMw ,a 1EiaE E i,,s Gae DC y f;n1:
: Myes R9sd. q { Nm ac.a,u,,,.n en- ,,,.
ys!ds grading bcoc dbia "a sGs, mnsonT; y . STSie
Rice and Castle I,o,,, pu
cubic fIa ysr sso'l 4 tos. L b. tx a1d~Maeadank!nslg
Reilly an''I Delaplsin,s po, c..,.
' IN III "a Loliiy 80 cubic ysnL 'tVe'"'
bic ea y,n' Sfeck, Moth FOXY a%cadsnIzlur SO ct.
Mo ntoIt Creek. South Forth, rocp,sur,ro, nm 81.
yards, "'"a'! ~ cubic "a rds, Gnting A0CuOS
yards, ms Ss9Sr; ~ Sa all Stem -tiMd!ag 800 cube
bic yards. 'ofA ana Rodgers nj ecNlami1Ing 80 ct.
tietEIarrssd s NC he'hany F Ike, TrladclphIa d.
Wheeling ann WYE 4 ~ cu1iI yariS
cubic yaIis. I st,nn naltmont II ie-MGcidsmitin; 10
" 81 Union md Roneyis j fnint R33SdM,scs,ar
MscaGamiziaagr 1 IA G' cnS SFo Y Road, Richie tIs.Ic;-
Vbcnitn% SSsEuplc yat ldA.
c,NWssrrSSdh na FIN Grove Road. T,iadel,AiG d.
Wcst IJnostn E'ns Iiycn l!c yards.
1900 cubic vards Sna Gasti E%euIEi's t~toSd-GtaIirs
~addle and Wardcn's II S ~. to'e E"LuS m
cubic yards, mas0nry 40 Gu liz ~ noau-Ithlin ~ H..
l5U cubic yards. VIZ 'alps, H'hc4I hta'I'1s
Ing SO cubic TleS ye I,a msd 4 Wheeling Eotd-Cat'
The above GnantitIc% az ~ Lahl!zln l0 cubic yards
lids on RradiuG must CT bbrpLo!: LmssS"lg; Ia,
eAith, lOotc rock aud sole trsn%hes 'pS'asc PhtS'"
Masonry must bcscc0ntf cIo.S'
M~acadAm!z!ng will be Of harSS' "a "a 10 w, ,,rn
stone, broken to psSS tllrOt ,ah..oi W " hi"' ''""
The standard OF meas h,smae!t On i1Hs NJ
WORK VIII be tho cubic a. .nIi at OF icISTss ,E y.
urcd solid. 1'SN OF III llJiC ite', EeA'
give Hi names NJ b IIkhttopasltt Tor a'h iOit. nrt
mist in Iii cav ooTuetG With no ,traIsc ahdrei,
sa,I,iactnrv IN ihn q y hccomrarie 10y ~fc!r:enns
cOnueIrncv NJ s, /" Hsu m 10 th1 .CiSmI,eft AMI
apply nj this co., p4der. For iut Ii .,iuil; nation
bids. .J1'Ne s q! ~ rel set any OF ."
April 29' lis, r1'opoas Tor county So!l to te lei
county, ~ u Cotnint+a lhe' o. Va''
- N''@% R0NERT 3, WOODS,
". @. syrc,, fe'S OF Eoaid Ct Can r!SlOat:L
H~ounT-nS'pcer apllsif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
A DEAN DOCTOR.
TiInt the Friends Of DIR. J.. IL. Todd Did
for Him Yesterday,

.- a.. AuE AAA cbtGEutys .r
Yesterday evening Dr. J.. NJ. Todd was in.
vited to be present at Ulrich's Hall, E.na-
vile, and on presenting himself there, uu.
aware OF the nature Of the call, was greeted
by the hall we'll filed with his warm friends,
who commenced operations by calling the
meeting 10 order and elecsins W. H. Howell
chairman, who stated tina. the object OF tho
meeting was 10 psesen. DR.. Todd, as a token
OF esteem for his many klrdnesses and pre-
f%ess!onal skill, with a liorse, saddle, bride
and harness.
Mayor Juakins, OF Bridgeport, then took
the floor, and in a very pleasant manner pre-.
scented the gift 10 the surprised recipient,
who received 1t in a feeling and appropriate
speech. Several gentlemen present were
called on, and responded in happy humor,
among whom were DIS. Van Wagner and
@. N. Frissell, Col. John w. Hill and. Mar
shall M%cConnaughy.
"A motion to adjourn to lunch was then
unanimously carried, and the party pro.
ceeded to demol!sh cue Of Col. Ulrich's bes.
efforts to please the inner man. At an early
hour the meeting adjourned. A vote Of
thanks WAS given to Col. Ulrich and his wife
Tor their kindness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
GENERAL NoTlCF,s.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

As!he Auditors oGloe, in CadIz, Ohio nv rs,u
s sS 1es ey o ofe ,Sn Jarvis, he s=nslneer iSIIstIf i T \.
county. for the construction Of H. gTs q Hhtil.Or
cad:z MacstGm Road. This ror d il ' HiUTna,e aai
two sections Of five hundred = I'd ~ y divided into
S Ss aece Essle q, e ,ka 70, ,he go. d each .t ,se,l Ey;t ssI
sinsSi up % J i =" o.c Hlsf'i 1f,os 9; d! No, or X H. L.
p'otles and Specifications Of u NJ LAY IN. flSai,
zen sits cs ana h o'h Ne inio[ma don that bidiS,s NAV oai ~ "
sssS G"h Ge 3n:sined at the Eprin.cr's 1Ii,"l G r.
m na%Is; @ Sd nj snS on Al s.ii,,s o, orlce; fay,asn. INC n ss i
security, for the Proper exec1,ion ~ ~, .no Sniiicie9!
IN .t " Nero work TO be completed by ,Gr XIX XXI
aay o, HnTemDer next. The rjrht tn r,i imw i ~
apr9.was JAcnp INV,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23

In Council last evening Mr.. ". F. Peterson
offered h resolution, which was adopted in
both branches, that a committee OF six mem.
hsss OF the City Council be appointed for the
purpose OF ascertaining the cost and report.
ing such arrangements as can be made for
giving & series Of twenty op.n air popular
concerts, one during each week from May 10
September, and report at the ncxt meeting.
In tho Second Branch Messru. Peterson,
Stanley and Smith were appointed on the
committee. and in the First McssIs. Happy,
Hull and Hall. ~
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

1900 Dozen Latest Summer Styles of
Lad'es', Misses nnl Clillren's Trimmed
aud Untrimmed Hats nov OH exhibition
incur millinery Department, ut our. usual
low prices. SPEiER BROS.
T. S.-We desire 10 call tho special at.
tcutiOn Of Merchants and Millinrrs that
VIC are The only Exclusive Wholesale
Millinery House In this city.
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Special Notice.
We will place on sale this morning;
so dcxsn Towels at Coz, 81 81 and So %,
which are gems for the price.
100 pieces Cashmere.
30 pieces black and colored Silk.
100 dozen Gsnts' Handkerchicfu.
80 pieces Lace Curtain for lo,, o4c, zoe,
sc, 50c and 75c.
% pieces Sheeting, cheap.
900 dozen Isle and Berlin Gloves.
50 dczsn Bath Towels, 81 81 pcr dozen,
so dozen 6.S Napkins, very fine, USc.
&. cases Bed Spreads at 100, SIC, $50, 81 %
aud 81 50.
800 Cheviot Shirts at 3oc.
10 pieces Gros Grain Black Silk at 73c,
Don't forget to e&amine IT. It Ia immense.
200 dozen Linen Thread, cheaper than else.
where.
1go dozen Lisen Handkerchief, 6js a doz.
500 Jerseys, 81 Is toss 90.
Fl. E.MsutlMEa,
Is and 20 Eleventh street.
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lie Docs No, Need to 70 Arlcr His Money.

lie Docs Nof Need 70 20 After His Honey.
In reply to an inquiry Of d reporter, LII. G..
Goldsmith Zone OF our hest known Jewish
cltizsns), Did you ever win anything before?
He replied: Oh, yeAl now and then, ouce
won 81, $50 in n German Lottery, and have
won email sums Mt odd times in the Louis.
isna State Lottery. viii you visit New Or
leans for the purpose of collecting your
money (%a!luding TO Sl5, 600, the onc-iiith OF
the capital prizs in the Louisiana State
Lottery, on Tuesday, March II, on ticket No.
l4,dGI)1 MOI! We have deposited the ticket
With the Columbus (M;ss.) Insurance and
BankingC Co. for collection. 1t is sure enough,
The draft was promptly honnred.-Ettrsct
from the Columbus (Misa.) Dispu,eh, March
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