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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-30
Notice ofi,,ulno Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that the
bonds voted for the two bridges Ga
Elm Creek township, Saline euunty,
Kansas. on the nth day Of July. IS
81. viii be Issued on the 18th dag %
October, 1854
J. A. BANRER, , Trustee,
l.. ID. HILL Clerk,
ROR'T CANE J Treasurer.
Elm Creek Twp. sept. S0th, 1854
S6-6f
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hitef selling numterleEs pfepafa-
lions we arc c5ariuced that BEG6s'
Faerlc4B ofL's unequailed For
Pain. cris. Brnisel. Rhenmi SD /.
Frogt Bites, Chnblaiss. etc Is II
rasranis s. osotH su1
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Our Mr.. How
ard Rash has
returned from
market. We are
now busily en-
gagged opening
new Fall and
Winter goodsOf
all kinds. Our
Stock is large
andchoice. The
prices are low
er than ever be-
fore. We solicit
your patronage
J. G. RASH g
SON,
The Pioneer
Cash House.
Dealers in al
most erV-
thing.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

thereby annosnce that / an 80 In5sPendsni
candidate for frobate Judgs % sallns County.
II. A. SMITH.
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Greal Excitement

FoBsALE-Ahe heating stove for $50
Apply at this Office.
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I have Unregistered Merino Bucks
for sale. They sheared 81 lbs each
last Spring, and / viii sen them cheap.
A. C. MTLLARD, Bavaria
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: WH1rr Kid Opera Gloves 4. 80 At :J:'w.
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Recent DOiugs or West VirginIany aud
( ,4g their SciEhbOrs.

Recent Doiugs or WcSt VirgiDiany aud
Gg their Scighbors.
Q. @. deifries, Of Calhoun county, has been
arsested for passing counterfeit money on n
PArkersburg saloonist, IA
The Caldwell Natural Gas Company ha,
81 400 subscribsd, and will probably begin
operations In the near future. 80
The Toronto, O., Council has funds enough
on hands TO pay all the towns indebtednssr
and haye o surpIgq 81 about Sa00. 80.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
OF West Virginia will hold lis second annual
convention IL Parkersburg June II and Is. 8
The February report Of the Baltimore l.
Ohio Employee R-lief ksaooiation, last Is.
SUED, shows that 93i benefits ware patd to
members. Pennsylvania Railroad officials
have been ,fureished with data as TO the CD.
erstions ofthis association, and a meeting ia
TO DO held In Phi,adelphin to discuss plans
Tor !nGuguraling a'reliet syatem for employees
OF the Pennsylvania Company. =
Last Sunday Waa the twentieth anniversary
the Baptist Church o, Pdrksrsburg. Tuesday
night last tho congregation arranged for a re,
ception ut tue church. q surprise 70 the pas.
tor. Ihero was programme CT music and
short speeches. o.e was made by John A,
Hutchinson, E:q., who presented 10 the pas.
tor silver platter containing twenty twenty
dollar solA piessA - ISL
Y nnsing the thunder storm Tuesday night
a barn on tho farm Ct George W. Campbell,
which lies partly in Pennsylvania ana partly
in West Virginia, near Paris, Washington
county, was struck by lightning and CON.
somed. The loss on farm implements a.d
grain was heavy, but a greater loss was the
killing of sixty head OF sheep. Mr.. Camp.
bell Is wealthy fssmer residing near the
Liberty school house, in Brooke county. d
Az Csrksburg yesterday, Judge Jackson,
Of the United S!stes Court, sentenced Noah
ktttle, the last OF the Doddridga county Red
Men mail robbers, who was indicted at the
last term Of court there, 10 four years
at Moundsville. !. is believed that the sen.
tence was made lighter than 1t otherwise
would have been, owing to the fact that Kit.
tic conterscd to the robbery and gave eyi.
dence that enabled the court to G iisctually
break up the order In that section.
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u S ai5Fsaissfs-ll - sIg,s'
RIVER NEWS
H0tes About the STEAMBOATS,, Hank Brieil
Z aud Telegraphic Reports.

hOteo n Uuut tno b1enUDOhte,b auu nrleAb
aud Teiegraphic Reports.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati this evening
for this point, ii'5'5
The coal market a. Cincinnati Is reported
dull aud weak. 2 o.
u The @. W. Bachelor continues doing a
good business In the Pittsburgh trade. :
& The Emma Graham passed down and the
Scotia up yesterday morning. This Chesa-
peake 10 due down q. All early hour this
morning. ''',i', % X Z
The beacon light steamer Lily left Cinein.
natl yesterday for the purpose Of rt.tstablish.
Ing the lights destroyed by the flood aud 10
make other necessary repairs.
The 81. Lzwrer co 10 due up te day en- route
for Pittsburgh. On her return trip she will
pas, down sunday morning at O O'Clock. The
npsc., and her officers, Capt. Billy List. ma.
ter, aud Mears Chas. D. List, Dan Lacy and
Charlie Reeves, clerks, are agreeable and
accommodating gentlemen. %
GRkEN.soRo, Pa, April S.-River IS feet
aud rising; weather clear. gls
PARxER, Pa, April 3.-River4 feet and sta
tlonary; weather clear and cool. ~ Z. NJ
CINCINNATI. April 3.-liver 80 feet 10 inohes
and rising; weather clear and cool.
P1rrsBuRoH, April 3.-Monongshela river
10 feet inches and rising; weather cloudy
aud cool. 7l,l7l d, e..
BRowNsylLLr, Pa, April 3.-Rlver II feet
s inches and rising; weather cloudy; Their.
mometer $50. tg, fg a.Fz'l l-ssg
MoRoAN1owN, W. Va, April 3.-Rlver 9
feet inches and failing; weather cloudy;
thermometer GO. I az lI8ilstI
RcE's LANDING, Pa, April 3.-River II
leet o inches aud rising; weather cloudy;
thermometer Acc, E.U .EHi Il" NlHl
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GEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF rHg CITY WATER BOARD,
u tfRpyfNC. " ~. Nf...l, 40 81 t..

w tAst MRlcl %, 1881
until the 18th Of April next, at Il ~. Tor ;be iHl
City water Works: n 5 ! - "''' Wv
1stEsinkirg a punp.wcll. to he 80 feet decp. .,
, sSi ho,sm1etes IN clear sttha als to De lined
nets, laid In fun cement mortar; walls To rave
stone icotlng foot deep, feet thick and 10 be GOV.
siea Win NMt etone coping IL Inches deep ate and
S,ns o, walls 10 tscci,e coating # Il Inch clear
"a. Constructing an iu,e,.well 20 fret doom M
wren Oily about 70 feet !. In excavation. Is lee.
III e;!o: lined with wall OF Similar chS,.
ae.SS 10 me io'msr, with sinilet iOo,!ug aud
Sd-Dllvlus horizontal tunnel about zoo ie.,
anS WIN toet.s.Gtion CT l6quarc feet, to receive
2i''ncn water pipu, which will re laid by the
C.ty, ostHteii me two wells tho tunnel 10 b.
pi9h,psu, ley sna supported uE!il the Ipe can "
The city Will furnish tteam power lor derrick,
aug pumps daring the prcyrcss OF tho work, II n.
aoircd ny lhe contractor: tho latter 10 make all
.he Necessary ccnnfo,icns. All labor. material and
plant required ler tho work. except tho engine, 10
DC supplied by tho contractor ut ITS own cost.
fIoGoa!s endorsed. "erops.al. fer Water Works.
guy Of wheeling" must bc addressed 10 tho IN.
psiiSned accompanied By bonds satisfactory to The
100 commencement OF the wors within one week
alter mo award Is mace and 10, It's prosecution 10
completion, ~ accordance with tho specification,
~ " ne!0ta llst Of July next; or Instead oil tuCh
Hona inc blcuer may deposit with bis p:Op0,al liz
mo hsuda Of tho Board, tho s,ir 81 500, subject In
ne like conditions II bis bid BE- accepted, other.
wise TO bo return % 10 him. g. -
T. bibx mus! b, BY the cubic yard for e1caya,cno o!
work, and by the superficial loo, fps seuei, coal.
iuR iit'sf - = = t;g Rac'i% 100 ~
Plans and specifications, also i,rs fer bonds and
proposals. 10 DC seen at this office. ~
me Bcald reserves the right to reject any OF ali
BY order OF the Board, . I..
Mrsa - ALEX. UPDEGRARe. stcy.
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Cotton.

NEW YoRK, April a.-Cotton Arm at II 9.l6a
II ll.!Gc: futures steady; April 1850; May l7lc
June SIC; July 1890; August l2.UsC September
10 lN. Nm ---.-- ~. = ~ Z
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Z Bcll0ire,


K Cyrus Il. strahl will move to Wheeling.
Pat Clark ls announced as an independent
candidate for street commissioner. = ,sl.'.-;
I DR.. P. s. Henson has been engaged 10 dc.
liver the last lecture OF the Bellairs course,
The funeral Of Ellsworth Piper, yesterday,
was attended by large number OF friends. :.
Col. ,Leib and Dr.. a. J.. Sanders left yester.
day evening for their home at Grand Island;
Nebraska, ;45 g5s. b.. ,3'2sa''53 D
I'LL. Barr ia acting agent OF the Bellaire.
Evansville 4 Cincinnati railroad here, ii ".
Z Hoyt'a place, 30 4. :ssii T3.s 3! / \ /,
/ Rev. 70. Henderson, OF the Second NJ, &E,
church, has ieturnsds from the Lexington
conference with bis appointment for uoiher
John z:lch, Henry Crimmel, William N.
Drugan and George Muth, who have been al
Columbus looking after the coun.y-seat bill,
are home. Mes re. Wagsner;S Darrah md
Dunlap remained. The bill passed tbe
Senate by vote OF l7to.l3, which sends il
to the HOUSE with a prestige that may give
st. Olairsville victory. "a, 5y't..g. y - s.
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Lynn Lyle YVES arrested In Bridgeport; yes.
terday, for drunkenness. 4,f1'' u 81.
Mrs. John R4lston aud son, of Macoma,
I'LL, are the guess Of A. Ra!ston. 80 ~
Mr.. ]. B. Loe, OF the riIs. National Bank
is candidate for Town Tresonfer Or H:idge.
port. N. s,f!5 < ';5y s;.set.. ~ Is; -; :
tfhess i 9 4i7s!sity Of opinion in regard 10
the proposition OF the Western pousttuotIon
Company In Martins Ferry. s1S
0siller r, Lowe has brought suit III this
Common Pleas Court, at Bteubenyllle,
against William Murray, gr., for IS, 900 dan.
aages for breach Of promise. Both parties are
from near Mt. Pleasant. ~ =, -,
At q meeting ofthe chairmen OF the Re.
publican Central Committees OF the stenben-
ville Congressional district, held at Wells.
vile, yesterday, it.Ras decided to hold the
coming Republican district convention In
steubenyille, on the 18th Of June next.
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To benefit the Countrywide Mniser OF
ia.. bond Tas o.,

To benefit the Country-Ths Matter OF
tz. Bond Tax es,
70 he Editor OF Tie hltLtge1cer.
eIR:-In your issue Of this morning read
Communication signed Nv" that in my
opinion hits the nail on the head. It takes
the true poaition. Let there be no more OF.
propriations for roads and bridges. Let our
country friends make their own roads and
build their own bridges. There isno.a Con-
mi7,ioner from THO country DISTRICTS that
would vote one dollar from the county to be
expended within the city. I we'll remember
the storm that was raised on account OF
little piece OF road that the Commissioners
improved about year ago in the North Fad.
Let the in;quity end. Look st the condition
OF our streets to-day In this city. See how
much valuable paving could be done by ouf
Board Of rublir Works II it had the city's
interest IN the Sc. 0d0, which Aessrs. Boring,
speidel, Commetiord, Delbrugge, st.. oker aud
seiu are expected 10 vote away next Mon.
day. 1t is said that Messrr. Boring, Stocker
and Stein are relied on to carry the arprc.
pristion. hope these gentleman are not
represented correctly. Let the appropriation
for roads and bridges be r. ,cted. l hope II
may not be necessary 10 stopit BY rjarction.
UI/.l;u1 nyii 5i.s55.stsT -.stlirfg'' 80
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pEKnNAAL MENrION.
News md GOSSIP In Relation 10 Yarious
| AS ~ peonle. Ia. 4l-.

News md GOSSIP In Relation 10 Various
NJ People. ".
Squire H. q. F0tsrman was up at Wells
burg yesterday. ~. .6s. !:
F. d. Freeman, OF Toronto, Ohio, was sgain
in tbs city yesterday.
Mrs. Layyeh Barakat left on the B. & o.
road yesterday for zinesvillo. s1}
Mr.. y. L. Crawford, OF the Pittsburgh
Railway Reporter, Is in the city.
J. Il. Fairchild, u B. & o. tillcial from
Columbur, was at the McLnre yesterday.
Chsrles Deane, OF the Hope hose house, Is
lsking u forinisht's vacation. His brother
iii!a h!s place. ".
L Msjor ". W. Jackson, the Governors Pr.
yute Secretary, returned to the city from Par
kersbuIg yesterday. Fl. ~,
. Mr.. A. B. Paul, ons Of the directors OF the
Nit. Vernon, G shocton e. Wheeling railroad,
vas in the city yesterday. ~ - Z
7. Leon Cere, E!q., Of Jackson G. H., Is at
tho 6tanm House. Nj. Clereis q we'll known
l,wyer and real estate mans, &, q q i.
MIR. D. W. Patterson Of Charleston, who
has been in the city for several days, left
yesterday fer Philadelphia. ri!
A. Il, Lee, EsG,, OF Eric, "a, was IN Inc
city yesterday, accompanied by bis daughter.
Mics Lee entered Mt. do Chaa tai % pupil. I
Architect 8. NJ. Howard is spending o few
day, in Parkersbnrg, preparing plans for a
new block Of buildings to be erected in that
city. z
Missss Grecnloy and Baron, both school
teachers OF Wheeling, were In the city yes:
tardny, visiting friends on Gravel Hlll.--
I'eltaire Tribune. ssas .''A'i.3
Me,srs. Wilbur Wrish. and Harry Young.
Of this city, were among the pallbesrers al
the funeral OF Ellsworth Piper, at Bsllaire
yesterday: Mr.. Pipsr's former fellow opera.
tors n. the Western Uaion Office here sent an
elaborate tl,rai p:llow. %
Mrs Hemilton, OF Twenty. fourth street,
YVES married at her residence last night to
Mr. 4. y. Hamilton, Of Pittsburgh. Mis-.
Hamilton is sse. OF Chief CT Police Ben
nett, and the mother OF Mr.. Will,Hamilton
and Mira. E. ". Dunswsy, .E# A.
Or. Chs.lso Z. Mason, dentist, has sue.
cesded to the practice Of Dr.. NJ. Stout. Dr..
Mason Gomes from Pittsburgh. He is q
graduate from the Philadelphia Dental Col.
lege, and comes well recommended as gen
tleman and l. skillful denIiss. 80
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Jcnsrsun Democratic Clob Election.

The Jefferson Democratic Club organized
last night by rlec:ing the following officers
Preaiden:-Robert Simpson. . :Tts5giiiiss "a
r. Vice Observation-Disclosures District, ".
A. Wilsor; Madison District, John l.. Burt;
CLAY District, Gibson Limb; Union District,
VIM. Dillingham;: Centre District, George
Haunan; Webster Disrict. John O.. Miller;
Ritcaie District, John II. Hobb.; Triadelphis
District, I. 1: Kimberly; Liberty District,
J. J.'Jacot; Kicblsnd District, =. Delaplaiu.
Recording aacreta,y-GsorIe Dsird, il. -
Assistant Recording Secretaries Allen
Brock and James Speyer. ~. 81 4 ~
Corresponding Secle,ary-Ht Fl. Pendleton
Assistant Corresponding Secretaries a.
\. Ererzheim AM! A. Wilson, IFS "a + = J,
TreaSuser-F. 7. Jspsan. /;
Diteotors-M. Rs!lly, !. s. NaylorA Edward
Birch, r., NJ IifW 9i-@ |.s..\
The olubtaok possession OF the late rooms
Il tho Shakespeare Club April IL '; !5S.S e
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VAN M Il IN



Mr.. Albart &. Van Horn and Mis-, Meta
v. Crsyton weso Married last evening as The
residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. Samuel
Crsyton, Of The firm Of Nsill 4 EllInsham, Of
this city, at Moundsvllle, Rev. W. +. LOOMS,
PASTOR Of the N. Z Church at Moundsyille,
officiating. A very pleasant party u guests,
many OF them from Wheeling, were present.
Mr.. Clayton has large circle OF sincere
friends, and Miss Meta was very popular In
hsr circle IN Wheeling sociely y. A largs
number OF elegant presents were received, ~
will DO seen by the list annexed: .93-5
Chas. K Wallace, Wheeling, glass tea set.
Al y. B. Evans, MoundsYille, silver spoon
older. - 1N''7l f5ti tif ,.F7'1, Tii,fFt'
Dr. i g. Thoulls, Moundsvllle, cake stand.
Miss Alice Bsgusly, Pleasant Valley, ole.
CANT water pitcher. tia5I85f
Henry dshring Wheeling, fine bed.spresd.
+ B. Thomas, Wheeling, dczsn napkinr.
Miss Lizzie Stone, Wheeling, tublo cloth, +
Grace NJ. Whary, Moundsville, pin.cushion
and lamp mat. ~. Z. 'i'='g a
5l Miss Lester Evans, Mouudsvllle, towels, Z
/ Mr.. D. L. Pager, Wheeling, elegant silver
Nsill & Ellingbam, Wheeling, elegantly
carved solid silver tea set. 5555'
Miss Jennie Myres, Wheeling, panel paint.
Ing and easel. srs, ''lgg :. 55ate
M, George Van Horn, Belmont, Ohio, fancy
Nj. H. Q. Bayha, Wheeling, kitchen fur.
nlture. 7l7Glt'tapg, $40 .,-E 7F9ra.
Mr.. W. L Stone, Wheeling, tue rug.
Mr., +. J. Stone, Wheeling, Bible. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marsh, Wheeling, hall a
dCz,n fine towels. Va. - B. -,..
Master Harry Jones, Wheeling, very hand
soma card. l-&s}.ss -f- .gga
MR.. Bch,rkoR, Wheeling, elegant pin
cushion and jewelry case combined.
Mrs. John Il. Jones, Wheeling, very hand
some Get OF vases. "a, - l,,Iy
Miss Lizzie Jones, Wheeling, napkins. ~.
Mr.. Maltu Jones, Wheeling, towels.
Mr.. a1d Mrs. 9. Il. Crsyton sewing ma
chine and chamber set. -
Mr.. aud Mrs. K. !. VanHorn, Bslmon
county. set parlor furniture.
Mr., W.T.. Van Horn, Burr's Mills, cak'
stand. g.lglE.tFrt s7ft 5sE!r
Mrs. NJ B,lin, Belmont; Ohio, pair I'm,
towels. '. lsL ~ 1 ,F7Fa' ~.
Miss Maud Wiley, Wheeling, W. Va, yer.
Mrs; s. crayton, Wheeling, W. Va. fin
chair tidy. ~
| MISS Laura b. Urayton, Moundsville, llarg
oil painting AndI two pastel paintings, he
own work. la =. &. s5sz Ere
MI. and M,s. J. F. Francis, MoundsYll,e
Ane bed spread. - eit,s'sJ Z: &,
Miss Della Francis, pair lace pillow sham.
Mr., and Mr. A. 6tssmsrz, Irordale, W
Vs., decorated tea Eet. 1 4
Dr.. and Mira Allemorg, Mouudsvillt
set out g1ass ware. t:ia0ir nSlis
| Mr.. and Mrs. J 9. n,berls, Moundsyll!s
table cloth and napkins. H..%
Wtealirg Bakery Company, WheelinE,on
extra large fruit cake.
Mis- Judia Evans, Moundavllle, one, hu
quilt. =, 1t,yIIg :ef
The Wheeling gusas returned TO the eli
on the midnight B. & 0. train, delIghte
with the wedding aud the trip the latte
having been made unusually pleasant by tn
thoughtfu;ness Of the host.
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Thers was rumor on this streets last uigat
that the prisoners ut the county jail had
taksn advantage OF tho change OF ;.lers 10
attempt 10 make their escape. A reporisr
called on Jailer Bogsrd and asked him about
II. He ssid the report Sps false, and that the
only foundation for 1t war that tor,e OF them
had torn loose piece OF sheet iron OVER thl
vest window OF the uppsr corridor. This
iron was put there by ex-Jailer Davis 10 pre-.
vent The prisoners from seeing out the win
dos. It was merely pulled loose yesterday,
Had there WAS nothing like On attempt TO es'
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Wheeling, april 8.
A species or Hobbery.

To The Editor Of TIE Ln,eui9enoer.
Sin: a communication signed "W." in
your paper Of yesterday, strikes at a matter
that should have had the warm attention Of
the city tag payers years ago. For the Isst
ton Or twelve years the County Commission.
efs haYe eaen teet TO nse hlld terml ap:
propriated from twenty-five to forty thoujanid
dollars OF the money COLLECTED iu' this oily to
bHila roads, cross roads and Bridges to each
others dopru. and Wills this VI, . being done,
the teams Of our mills and factories have
been hauling nails, iron, glass &C., de-, in
mud, hub deep, through the streets and
alleys. How long, or, how lorg will tho city
tax payers permit this rsbbary to continue :?
Give the funds to the City Beard OF Public
Works, and let Us have our streets and ALLEYS
paved. Give gsa rest on the country roads
take back scat. ~ .5'flr IA 80 x.
Wheeling, ,Apfaa. sie Is
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CITY n4TTERs.
Hrief Notes on current Events OF Minor
z .i-y3 l5sff ~ n Interest. A 81 ~ ~

ttrIbl NultS VII SuSFVhh HNVNss ~ AAAAss
M Intsrost. ~ |
Or mSrrisgs license was isrusd yesterday.
IA DRAFT horse belonging 10 Squire Ankle
died las. night. I, :. II 3 Y, \,
a Ar midnight only one plain drunk was on
The police slate for thlu mornings court.
Tng Belmont Mil Company Lost q vslua.
bic draft horse by death Wednesday night.
REvEs bodits were taken 10 MI Calvary
cemstry from the city hospital vault yestei'
day. @ Egt VI X; ,E7 n "a
JouN z. NAzlXGo WAS yesterday consigned
10 the workhouss for thirty days for a dit.
turbsnce OF the peace. li!i ,,s
.tMR. PAUL, informs us that 500 80 have
been sub,c,ibed ut this place 10 aid In max.
Ing a preliminary survey for the MtVernon,
Coshoctcn K Wheeling railroad up tho Tus.
carawas Valley and through Uhrichsvills on
cast by way OF franklin Jhrich,pille Chroni
ice. 6& sE
FOREMAN sSYpER, Ct tho Atlantic engine
house, met with a painful and d'sagreeable
Rccideat Yesterday tfternoon. He was en-.
guged In busting a picture In heavy frame
that hung on tho wall Of tho sleeping 1pirt.
nent, when the cord broke and 1t fell dOwn.
Tho frame struck Snyder square on the nose
and broke the bone. Snyder taw stars innu.
merable.
The father OF the Colts boy, who came 30
near dsath by drowning LAST Saturday, yes
terday offered a handsome reward TO Mr..
John Mooney, who 70 calamity rescued the
boy after he had become unconscious, and
ibst At the risk OF bis life, but Mooney re.
fused TO accept 1t. The offer and the refusal
reflect credit upon the two men. E,
CLxnK Hook Yesterday admitted 10 record
q deed made March 8. by Christian Kalbstzer
and WHO to Anton Karges. In consideration
OF 81, $50. for lot 81, on Jacob btreet south Of
Twentv.hf,h. Also deed made April 9 by
Jacob Il Greer and wife to A. NJ. Hamilton,
In consideration OF 80 725. for part q lots $50
and 100 on the east aide Of Chnpllns street,
III the Fifth ward. sd .5@6 NM
A nEPsErEn who dropped in at the City
Building at midnight. found Officer Bird
who la metal expatt, experimenting with
ore OF the steel nails they ara cutting at the
Riverside mill. " had been bent double
aud Bird had pountp 1t straight again, altel
which.it was apl aren,ly as ssfsiceabloa nal
IS when liclh from the nschine. The differ
e,ca between the steel md iron nails Is ap
parent to the eye Of tho most casual ob,eryer
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J MES's Seamless Hand.sawed Shoes, at !;
y !. w. AxlcK's, 9ll43 Main street
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tE}E Tho welcome announcement alsses at one
from, The fences, the windows and the adver-
Using columns Of the newspnpsrp. that the
popu ist4 comedian, John T. Raymond, will
;npped- o! the Opera Houss next Tuesday aud
SWsane1iry evenings In his new play, ia
Paradise, n;Sl! Is said to bs Ut least as enj ,,a-
, ha %hich Is high praise. Raymond wss
always a favorits In Wheeling, whatever bis
play;snd 1t Is sRto to predict that tho Opera
Eonss will bs crowded on both nights al bis
present visit. Reserved tssts will be sold at
i}aumsr's music store, Market street, COM
nencing L. moirow morning. s]-g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-04
Raiironl UuiclnIsiIu Town a.

A numGI Of Pennsylvania Company and
Panhandle officials came down over I, the
Pawky road Yesterday, and went down the
3. &c Otto Bs,laite, accompanied by MIL,
n, Belle jlef Secretary Of the P.I,W. & Ky,
'CtttDpsny --hfter "a brief look around at
G4l,a;res and IN irsaeetion OF the Pennsyl-'
'vsnis Company's nav project, the Ohio
Valley road, they left In thor special car for
Pittsburgh. Tnsy wero In the party VIM.
Stewart, general irelsht scent Of lha Penn
ygans S'm asn asa rS, se s9sd
tho Pennsylvania Gem pany; L r. Taylor,
Superintendent OF the jpsa- Handle; James
Menus, general freight sgsn. Of the Pan.
Haudlc, and Mt. Patton, o. Pittsburgh. 81