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BRIDGEPORT.

The HeisIein Bniiding Walls Blown
Down-GoSstp OF the Town.
The terrible wind storm Of yesterday morn.
ing blew down the walls OF the Heiulein
block. Several narrow escapes were made.
Had 1t not been that the storm was p,eceded
by great dash of rain more people would
have been In the proximity Of the building
and perhaps some LOS OF li!o would have oc.
Cured. Yesterday afternoon workmen were
engaged pulling down the walls that re-.
manned standing. The disa1ter 10 a great
los5 to the Heinlelns, as the walls blown
down were perfectly sound. and they in.
tended to uss them in rebuilding.
Bs1rr MOTIFS.
Mrs J. H. Howells, Of E.navllle, is serI-
ously Ill. ts / II i'@5gss'5i 4 I'll llFS r.
Mr.. T.;W. Medill leaves for the Esst TODAY
to purchase new stock Of goods. III Z; X +.
Two men, named Anderson and Morgan,
INDUCED In fight on the street yesterday.
They now languish II the lookup. Isl. \
Mr.. ]. O. Dent, lately Of the firm Of Wells
u Dent. returned home yeatsrday from col.
lecsing tour through Yves! Virginia. s., ~
Mr.. J. B. Los. OF the First National Bank,
who Is ont for Tom Trer3urer, comments
himself to all voters His integrity is indis-
putatle and bis competence IL beyond the
question OF doubt. g15-2t iij, q .iiss.I;1
Mr. Gerge Pitner has withdrawn from the
Mayo'alty contest in favor Of Mayor Junkins,
and will dev3te himself to securing the
Jus!iceship OF Pee7s township, for which b.
sltion he has been regularly nominated. 81;
The most e1hilera,ing sight the average
Sridgeporter hs3 10 the spectacle presented
by Charlie Miller farming his land on the
river bank: He was serenaded the other day
by prominent cit:z,n. who sang as an &C.
compartment to the ringing clink Of his ar.
"Woodman, Spare that Tree,n The sym.
phony had no effect on Charlie, for be ruth.
iessly cut It downs II bis ears had not been
stopped with wax, like the sailors Of ULYSSES
ot old, perhaps the. song Of the Siren would
have been availing. 81 -
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Col. james v. Davis. Of areenbrl, +, county,
arrived In the city yesterday TO look after
business before the Supreme Court, An IN.
TrLLioksokA reporter asked the Colonel what
was the political outlook In ihs Third dis.
trict, with which Col. Davis has great iamlli.
Arity. v lli 7 i.s' q.
0I,s'l find our friends very hopeinl,n replied
he, ,.'and l think their hope 10 based chiefly
on tho expectation thAtw we Republican, and
the Greenbacksrs will make common cause
In this State. You published \ communities.
ton signed by Republicans i Monroe ooun. .
~. They were men Of standing In the party,
one Of "a them tee Chairman Of
the Republican County Committee.
They are Z, In l2 favor a OF putting il5 a
Green hacker Of character at the head Of the
ticket, and they name Dr.. Barbee AZ the most
available SnlRn. They also favor. liberal
treatment Of the Gieentacktrs In the other
nominations. think this correctly repre-.
ssntS the feeling through the district. II we
have the wlHdom to act on this suggestion,
We eau carry the Third district by Z, 0OO ma.
jori,y, and you know what hole that would
make In Tie Democratic majority In the
State. We could carry Greenbrlsr county
alone by 500 maj ority." }gijg5,,-aggI
tg"colonsl, what do you think Of the Pat.
nam county plan?' FT4fl.,f I az 'ssii} 3a :,
In my judgment that does not 90 far
enough; fear 1t would not command that cor.
dial support Of the Green backera which Is %.
sential to Us. We must show them that we are
moved by broad aud liberal spirit, IT'S
not enough to feel kindly; we must give sui.
stantial evidences Of 1t. with good ticket
on that basis wo shall carry this Biato.n' va
"Colonel, 1t has been said. that you are
likelv 10 bs a candidate for Congress this
year." e.. ..e,'..5 81 'tt55.,,gss
well, that Is hardly the way to put 1t.
sui not seeking the nomination. I havs
said TO my friends that II the party desires
me 10 make the race will do &C; II that shall
DO the party desiIe and We have suoh ticket
a, have suggested, shouid feel certain OIL
election" Eg79t'. 4 3. '3ss' Z
o"What do you hear said OF Presidential
preferences among Republicans in your
regiol? 'gs:s;I5 ,s-5t 9. ,f-ss .stliEEs
"The Third district is with the rest OF tho
stats-for Blaine; and think there could
not be better nominee for us in West Viz.
ginia.n .''H.. - IT. 81. Z.
what is ssla about President Arthur
down your Yay2' is
n don't know an Arthur man in Grssn.
brier county, ,E@S it3 ssa1 500 !. "a
II have heard 1t suugt sted, Colonel that
you might 60 a. delegate to Chicago."1
II hsvs not thought OF such thing, and
do not desire 1t. Nc;I shall not be there as
delegate, and I do not expect to b, there Ut
all. We have plenty Of good men in our die.
trlct, and It will not be difficult to salect
those who will do Us credit. take 1t, fol
granted they will be first for Blaine and ear
nestly for him, or they would not represent
their constituents TSs4a.,, AZ E'H
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Z, VI 4! 4 X CITY .nATTRRS. III N
Brief Hotea OH Current Events Of MiM0i

atiStgs S3kyi z Iutefeht. tlga.3t
The lumber has baeu received for the new
bridge over Oaldwell,s run ION ChAplIle stteet.
The mud on Twenty secouu street has been
sounded, and 10 Mac feet deep, More OF lois.
!. Tur b,,rt navsment IN Cbsnl,ne strsst.
p,nth siin ,,ts sc,ansa ciaaH vssiard,v ard
STAYED olsSn ssysrai honra : 80 /" y'I-S
~ -. 49,. 80. -,
al tSa residsnca n William i (,os ring OF,
North Main strsst last nipht. d : - n
= re-. 80. -, -, 49,. ~. -, ~
tn .l Was auhiL a'snuau9T ~ ~ IN Wy
ets and aello iT ~ tns seconu aIu mhiAe'
yes'efa's' ine "tasnef m's ,esponSIute.
A LITTLE hall accompanied tne ram yester,,
Jay Mothips ana ia't h'HnrsSnoWMais ss cnanssa
see. III, auu 'ne'' W 'uo '" .''o 'P'sns
"es."e'' 'n,a 'o' ,,11 w. ,
THE ~ VIZ Ky. railroad mas force OF
nien opRHGed IN layin. switch from ihGir
track near Caldweiis run ior the uae Oh inc
Label Iron COMPANY, n ~.
TnE operators at the Western Union etilce
IN thls Guy VII nearly all attend me iqneIal
OF inSil iate ielioT operator, hlsWor'n ripper,
~ he!late, 'h's afternoon,
Pooh Toby Vance, was sent 10 the Work
House yesterday for thirty days, his usual
term Drunkenness was his otiense this time.
Joshua Miller, Hugh Boyd and Chris Cline
will DO his companions In exile, for the Same
cause. q. IA 1, . ~ 4, /, I, / ~
YEsrEgpAY's thunder atorm, and the one
OF ,hs night before, would have occaslonea
dlsmay all over town had they occurred a
day earlier. As It Was several families were
caught In The transitory stsgs from the old
home 10 the now. a5 Jst.,E =,
Lou RupLx WAS faxed $50 and costs in Pc.
| lice Court yssterday for keepine house OF
| III lamo, Tho four girls urrpsted ut her house
Iursday might wore fined AZ and coats each,
and In Ieiau,t went to iail. Two Of then,
later laid ont The four en- paid S. and
coats each. IaS IL ~ "a LII ri 4 u
Tor t;n, ~ y .o,,;,, r,,, II, ~, ,on,
/, ihh e1petlinoht VI iuilIhs nal rla.s uoI'
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Are you disturbed at night ard broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of outing teeth? II 30. send Ut
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. lis
value is incslculable.. 1t will relieve the
poor little Sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and arrhoea reg.
ulates the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces inf ANNA
ton, and gives tone and energy TO TIE whole
Children 1eething is pleasant to the taste,
and Is the prescription OF one OF the oldes:
End bes. female nurses and physicians in the
United States. md ia for Aals by all Druggists
throughout the world. psice 25 cents a bot.
tie. ..s1 x uwsaw Z
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MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Water Works rrcJect-Two Conycn.

The Water Works prcJect-Two C0nvcn.
ti0ng-Persnual Matters. IA
The meeting Of the Martins Ferry Council
on Tuesday evening was one OF the most inter.
esting in the history Ct that body. Alarge
number Of the prominent cltizsns were pref.
ont to hear the discussion on the proposition
Of the Western Construction Company to
build water works. The gist Of thu propo.
sition has heretofore Appeared in these col.
umns. After s2me debate the question vas
raissd that the proposition Of the company,
a9it stood, iuteffered with the laws OF Ohif,
This difficulty was met with the proposition
from the Company's agent TO allow the Sc.
licitor OF the Western CONSTRUCTION Company
and the City .6olicit0r to meet and fix upon
an ordinance, the provisions OF which wonld
not conflict with the laws OF Ohio. This was
agreed 10, and the new ordinance will be con-
sidered at the next meeting, which has been
called for Tuesday week. IL =. ~ a.. q Z.
TWO CONVENTIONS. ~ s,is, az i5
Tho cltizsns Of the Third ward have called
convention to meet in the room formerly
occupied by Mr. Thomas Craig at 100 o'clock
this evening for the purpose Of nominal.
ing Councilman and Assessor.
The Citizens Temperance Convention OF
the same ward will meet at the tame place
on Friday evening for the purpose Of placing
in nomination candidates for the SINE
ohces. SIS s. q =. --5it5 =7F ~,
sl.. NOTES.
Deputy Sheriff Frank sodwick was in town
yesterday. SO:
Rev. A; J. Alexander has moved TO Wr1h.
ington, Pa. a'; @ = x ~
Paved streets wouldn't be q bad Echame to
be considered by Council. ~ t+
Martins Ferry mud is deeper and thicker
than any other on the face OF the globe.
Mics Mollie Clark will assume her duties
as clerk in the dry goods store to be opened
up In E. Lsrkin's old place, Wheeling, on
Monday. 80, .77sss5 8. ~.
The prominent citiz,ps Of Martins Ferry
want water works established in the city,
but with commendsbls wisdom they are
going slow on the proposition before them.
Many nsw buildings are going up, aod II
the bad weather only let's up the sound Of
the hammer will be heard throughout the
length and br adth Of the town. ~ s.5T
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GEALED PROPOSALS, (


| Vi . "a
Scale: Proposals will be received at this otIcs
until tho 18th Of April next, at Il ", for tho fol-
City Water Works N.I5Ele I Ii ~ =. - -
leet diameter, ip clear. within walls: 10 be fined
WITH walls Of hard burned brick, 9 feet In thick.
ness, laid IN full cement mortar, walls to hayo
stone iooilng foot deep ieet thick and to be COW
esea with cnt stone coping Is inches deep face aud
bicS Of walls 10 receive coating Of Y Inch clear
cement Tor Il height Of about 20 feet.
20 Conttinc!icg an inlet.wcll 20 feet deep. 0!
Mhich ohiy about 70 leet Is in excavation Is lces
lnleHor diameter, lined with wall OF sImilar char.
acles to the fo.mer, with similar footing and
!3d-DIiylnE horizontal tunnel nbou. 200 feet
aonS, WIN c.os;e.!on O. l6,quate feet. to receive
a.y, between The two wells: The tunnel TO DO
p,0p@a ley aud supported until the Pipe can be-
The city viii furnish stesm power for tc1icts
and pumps during the progreE OF tho work, ii n
CURED W the contractor; tho latter 10 MAKE all
.ne Necessary eonntcticns labor, material and
pant required ios tho work, except the engll, to
:, Proposals endorsed. "fropssals tcr Water Wo,ts,
Guy Of wheeling" must be addressed to tho IN.
deItisnsd accompan.ed by bonds 70 the
i noafa IN .ns penal sym OF $500 conditioned for
aites the award II made and for It's proSecuton 10
completion. IN accordance with the sneciacsiion,
en or before lnt Q. July next; or instead Of such
uouu Wy Dluuet cay deposit With his propOsAl ~
ne hands o. TIC Board, tho Eur, II 500 subject 10
~ NE conditions, 4 ~ bid DO accepted, other.
yios must be " the cubic yard for excavation Of
wei! and :annel. for b,lcs work, and for atone
,To'E snd BY The superficial loot ior cement coat.
Z Plans and spec!sea. lions also forms for bond. and
proposals., u 10 seen At this office. I: 81.
~ aas seAsd reierres the right reject any 0, all
by order Of the Board,
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TrusNILH. Pa, April 2-opAned at 92zIc; hiet
est 93c lowest 9tatc closed at 90sc; shipments Il
III barrels: runs q, ISL barrels. ~ "a 3ATE-' :.
NEW York, April 2--Peho!cum quiet at 0o11s,
crude TX Sc; refined SIC. i Ss7-II' i
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2.-Petroleum dull; r,
fined SasHc. i1 .s-,s',, 800 - : -
SaSAc. .fi 1sirsig !. 'e5gSIssi4 = -,
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T River Rn,lroad stations.

The ParkeIaburg State Journgl has the fol-
lowing nswa, which will be welcome to all
friends Of the Oh!oR liver Rsilroad. !, Z: q
The Ohio River Railroad Company Monday
10. the contract Tor building fifteen statioi,
houses along the ;lins to Messrs. Davidson &
Mchtndleys Of this city, We understand
that the contract does not embraces the de-
pot to be- erected by thes Company ia this
city. 2:Allthe stations ora to be completed by
the 1stof June. It will take an immense
apsunt Of quick work to do this, as they arc
Scattered along the entire line. of the! road.
THOSE who know the contractory haye no
oolot that the work will be well executed,
snd satisfactorily flushed at the time stipu.
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THE MILITARY sPIAIT
Hcriyiug In Wheeling since the Clncln.
- nnu MOby.

Hcriyiug In Wheeling since the Clncln.
nnu Mobs.
The militay fever is once more beginning
10 be feltia this city. II was predicted by
several during the reign Of the Cincinnati
mob, with its attendant militiry excitement
and warlike demonstrations, that the result
would be general recruiting among the
ranks in those States with u National Guard,
and possibly the formation Of companies in
this State. The military force In this State
with the exception OF the Camden Light Az
tillery and Xouave company at Martinsburg,
Ia as available as a company OF tin soldiers.
In fact, outside OF tho companies named,
there is no force. The history OF military
companies in this city during
the past ten years ia well
known. the gallant Mathews Guards, the
dashing and j.un.y GOT Gnards and the
rough and realty "Hchmuily ZOOS" have all
furnished for a time aud passed away.
Neught remains but some thrilling stories
and mastoGon lies .elA by The former mem.
bsrs, and an occasional accoutrement that
was retained BY the boys when the arms were
called In. The Calling guns that belonged
10 the battery attached TO ,hs Mathews
Gusrds-oae is slowed away In the Penitor-
tiary and the other, taken apart, is In the
State Library. The valiant kansWha Ria:.
men aud the other brave companies OF the
old Third District that gsined place in
history by their actions at Hawks Mes. du-
ring the mine strike, are no moss-all are
gone. $1,000, x 81 ~! s a,,4455F.S 10 -
a But as stated ut the commencement OF this
article, the military fever 10 once more being
fsit In this city. A paper was leis at the
Mcclure House yesterday for aigna,urea 1t
recites that the undersigned for the purpose
Of ."cultiyating the art military. and pro.
noting pleasant social relations etc, have
signed their names. l. ALEC uses the high
hown term Honorable means'' as defining
in what manner the company Is 10 be form.
ed. What the Fart military Is, remsins to
be seen. About dtzsn signatures were BE-
cured yesterday. 'r, % I. issS5 4; Is
In addition to this there 10 already talk Of
organizing marching clubs for the coming
campaign. The Lincoln club marching diyi.
aion promises to bs III the field early. Z 4
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: She claimed that in this country there is
10 excuse for any one not being Chr Ian,
and related an Instance that hsppsned to
her. Some time ago the train Oh which she
vas travelling wa' delayed by IN accident.
One OF the lady passengers, noticing her ex-
the cause, aud on Learning th.t she we1 to
speak at the Presbyt terrain church upon HFor.
eign Missions 81 eeringly said p'she didn't
believe in Foreign Missions " 3Layyah
amaz:d'y asked her Il she was no. a Chris.
tisn, and, upon receiving a NEGATIVE reply,
lady's anger led TO an explanation on Lay.
yah's port that she was a. foreigner and a
converted heathen herself. And, after hear.
ing thes:ory Of her eyen,iu! life, the stranger
embraced her with f.eling. ssyiug that sho
had been converted BY her story, and here.
after would lead!a ChriS!isul;f,, work for the
missionary! cause aud hoped to meet her in
heaven. ~. n !, , Ssg 4 %
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BEN WOOD
New MIL hannSer-Church Eotes-Eiec.
~: ii0p, Etc. q ~ ~ :.

.-S----Hdft7---
New Mill MannSer-Church Notes-Eiecs.
= iiop, Etc. u y! y :
The ropairs on tina n. E. Church are p7o
crossing finely under the mana cement Of tbs
boss carpenter, ]. O. MoMechen. a
The steam pipe Of the ferry boat Frank
Owens burst Monday morning, and the man.
ager, Frank McJilton, was scalded BY the es.
Gaping steam 10 such an extent al to render
him unable for duty the remainder Of he
day. s; h ia, :. i IA
4 ,artsrly nesting wal held here last Sat.
urday and Sunday BY the Presiding 81.
der OF Wheeling district, Rev. w, @.
snodgrsss, who preached two very able and
practical sermons, Services were held in the
public school building. x /, ,l ,s,3y
The Relief Committee was very muoh dis.
appointed by the failur, Of the agent of Tho
relief fund OF the Cincinnati Chamber nj
Commerce 10 make any appropriation for
those persons Of this plsce who Lost nouses
and al their properly by til ,od. 4 Losses Of
this kind amount to several thousand dollars,
and o great many Of those parties will never
be able to repair their houses. * \ 81 I
i The important event Of the day .vas tina
election Of municipal officers, on Monday.
The vote was unusually large, aud thera
seemed to be q general interest In the cleo.
ton, which psu,ed off quietly, TO the sa,iaisc.
ton Of oil orderly disposed psraoss. Follow,
ing 10 the victorious Independent ticket (,
For Mayor, jacob L,nden; Recorder, Ed.
ward +. Cannon; Council, Thomas Sheppard,
John Msnly, Henry Burs.e, Frederick Ozier,
William Whitemnn. h, 50
4 Matt. Altmyer, nailor Of Beuwood and
brother of Jacob Altnyer, superintendent OF
the Benwood Iron Works has secured the
position q supe!intsndent Of the Laughlin's
kindly nature he has won great many rood,
substantial friends, who viii re,ret % See
him leave He Is worthy aud competent
md deasryes tbs distinction he has received.
The managers Of the Leughlin mill may, con-
,ratulate themselves ION their good fortune
ID securing the services Of Mi. Altmyer to
control their works,
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TrnNEfaru ueenr.lo,I

y Clerk Hook yesterday a limited 70 record
the following deeds in lee, in addition to four
deeds Of truat. " g ! ; l;sS
Deed made April i BY H. N Rasstll. and
Alfred Caldwell, special commissioners, 10
Frederick Widdei, iu consideration OF IS 0O),
for bait ot$tee south ,xo-shirds Of lot 81 In
Euff & Chapiine's addition. lj fiI,i
: Deed made Arril by same parties OF sirst
part to Robert N. 6ohnslie, In consideration
Of s., COO ior the middle third OF said lot S.
s Deed made April 90 by Ollie T. Wilde All
wife 10 Eebt cca scoield, In consideration 81
81, T50 for part Of lot 9. square %, In tbs
Bsllairs addition. u y 4 Z 4; Il =, .iii4
\ Deed made March 20 by John O.SMcCuldy
and wife to John kieer, In consideration Of
5000, for % sc,os, . r. DDS and 4 poles Of
land IN 1riateiphla district. q Sl Ss6
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STOCKS The market opened slightly lower ,hi,
morning, but soon b.o.,ne At.oas aud higher. With
an advance OF u, TO- X percent. We,tern Union
recorded the greatest improvement &c ling ID irom
69H lo70H Compared wit last nights c!o,ing price
are down u 10 X perce It,. except ior Western
Union and st. Paul preferred. which arc u to u
percent higher, Spring Mountain coal sod III
is 10 4sH. Evansville L Tesro IIaute rose
from 3 percent 10 43. New YORK, Lack aWanua 4
Western X percent to o., AID Colorado coal x to IL.
Memphis q Charleston declined u percent 10 3sS
Trans Actions x1O 900 khares -. n .',,'>k'
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MR:5FRASK II Cot, Gouyerneur, n ),
says lhe sprained his ankle very. badly, and
the swelling was 30 great he could hardly "a.
move his boot. es. Jacobs Oil, q tho A great
pain.relieverA was applied. and in short
time he was completely cured. ,,t@.sIs,
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M How Tho heartr Of crowd swell and throb
with pitiless hatred against the man who
coughs during, the performance at a theatre,
Swher they KNOW he is too ssingy to invest
;twanty.tivo; oeniH In Aibo.ue OF Dr. Y Bulls
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RELIABLE SEEDS, Tat never fail 10 grow,
are sold by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Cropat Boyd's.
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G, INDICATIONS,

sfttyYAsHrNaroNi D. O., April .s,-l:sO$ 4. N -
For 4 Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, slight rise In temperature, north 10
west winds and higher barometer. 'is$Is9. .
For the Lower Lake Regions, fair weather,
preceded 8 In the eastern portion by slight
snow, uorthwesteily winds, higher barometer,
nearly stationary, followed by a slight rise
in Temperature. ia 81 " ~ Z,
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d n. Grand Opening ~,
u spring Millinery Goods at Miss E, Rodv's
IN Friday aud Saturday, April4 aud 49,
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THE DAILY MARKETS,
The Financial World,

NEw YORK, April 2.-Mnney market casy al
lha2 percent. Prlr1e mercantile paper TASK
percent. sterling Exchange bankers bills arm
atsi SIX; demand a S9>. s5is.s5Ess. =
GoyERNxENIs-firm. : ~ ! ~. q = ~
y. g. 10, 8. new 1851
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!; Still flteen: or twenty pieces Of alishtly
dsmaged carpets lett at tBo-,hirds their frat
cost. y ], Az, FrnaEL4sS
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q. Grand Opening III IA
OF apring Millinery Goods at Miss Rody',
on Friday and Saturday, April and s. y.
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"ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG
NV Men In city Or country (dIs,Arce no oh,.,
tloii) who arc out Of employment can have ,iesss
WORK a. their own homes all the year sn,,nd Wo,y
sent Dy mail simple and easy: good salary: y no
Mass. Box 500. W. oos.en,
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(NELLSBURG PROPERTY
GENERAL. NOTICES,
CTATE FAIR NOTICE,

GTATE FAIR NOTICE. t4. En-T
Thonew Stockholders o. the West Virginia E.posi.
ton and State Fair Association are requested 10 pay
to eeo' Hook, Treasurer. Is percent Of their sub.
tcrp;lon oner teio:e the 10Th day OF April, 1854.
By order Of the Board OF Directors, '1',''r
apr2 A, REYMANN. prcsyde,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

: Financially tho month was q good ons,
there being collected aHd turned over to the
city the SUM Of II .l72 40. Finess were as.
sessed to the amount Of $76G. ! OF which $C65
was paid aud SOL not; il06 40 was collected
for lookup fees 1888 so for ssreeant'sS f.es,
SEQ for commitments and g G. fol, Clelk's
fees. Taken altogether, # was a good month
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-03

"ANTED-A MAN IN WHEELING
wv 10 t4EcRn Office and represent a msnufsc.
tnIet; 10 tcrurc sgcnts and sell the trade An IN,
,iLely now Inc Of goods that Will meet with ready
talc. $40 to so pcr week can b. made, Small tsn.
ital required. address "MANUFACTuRFRp,
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