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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-12
FINANCE M TRADE.
Tho EcnturNh of the AfnMnr mud Stnnsr An,

~. ..#. - g.. .."-..
Thu Features of the Money and Stock Mnr.
hets.
NEW YoaK, Nov. ll.-Moaey easy a, lal,S perccnt,
closed Offered at i percent. Prime mercantile M.
per Had percent Sterling Exchange, bankers bills
weak a. 8 ~: aehtaEd 81 sS1ii. 80.
GovEaNM Fir =
kAtl.wAYs-Stcndy. u.a aI h5,
STATE sE~cuElriEs-QuIet. .s
srocKs-At the opening Of business At the Stock
Exchange toctny the market Was Irregular, but III.
change IN prizes either way were mnImpoftant.
After the iirst call there WINS an advance Of Lax
percent, onion Pacific and vunictbIlis being &.
pecthi!y strong. subsequently the Sran.rrs md
csn!rai rGc!i:c weakened, Central racilc falling
aud 81. Paul from. 743s to tx. Tic oiicr acilytr
shares were not affected by this declloc.
III .ne nl'etiioon business WIS more active, md
tEcre was y genera! advance In prices. The strength
OF Inc market frightened the smaller Denrs, who
began to cover, short interest. which IS lausr,
rrlGes advanced sharply la,e In the day. Union
f.eite mevel Mp " percent 10 ;r4, Northwestern
! 70 Ss sto st. 4, ltIl Y 10 8, l3eklw&,laa rs 70 lojN,
Pacific Nall Z to % md Western Union IL 10 asIi..
toward the close there WIS II reaction Of X to Z
percent and .nY mGrke. left of iIrm.
"a compared With tast nights closing pricrS mr..
e:igo, Burlington u Quincy, Northwestern. s.. Paul,
SS%of!hefls l,aeiAG preferred, Reading. omaha &
a dsSSs taci n.r and y !" X %ESFcent iiEller for Lack.
York Genital. Pacific Mail, Union rac.ac auI Vest.
err Union, American Express rose i3 TO ii.
nl'!sacl'oTs ,Vv shares,
l2lS..: Pacific i Of 'G5., it&SG; Cenisssl i r. i; MeT ic q
EIie, Dh:: Leh!eh 4 Wilkes, 20; I%ouisiana con.
sois, y; Missouri g.. l03i5; St. joseph, los: s. Pa
!; 9; trss, ll?ll$; Tennessee Gs, old, asis:do new,
*; Texas Pacific Land Grants, 81: do KID Gnnie'
~: Union Pacific fists, llOl&: do Land Cams
W. 40 sinking fund, ll2: Viv!nIn l., 81: Wiz.
gii,ia cohSo!s, extra maiuled coupons, IS; do defer.
Ie1, NJ; Atarns Express, lSl: American Exptrss.
9i)y: Canada. Southern, %; Central Pacific. t:saI
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 8: do :isst preferred, ii; DO
second preferred IS: G., c.. C. 81, ii; Denver <
Kio G1nlde 1GI4; Erie, l21s: preferred. ri: Fort
Wayne. le6: Hannibal & St. Joseph. &I: do pre.
iesred, ~ ;aSEstl Kansas & Texas. ~. lake Erie (
western. II; Lake Shore, 6j1s: Louisville < Xnsh,
Vile, PA; Louisville New Albany & CbIsaros "a.
Memphis & Charleston Is; preferred. 10: h. %%i
preferred, 5; Memphis s Charleston, Il; M,ch.rnn
81: Mlrs6lri Pacific. elN; NnsIivIii.s (
Chattanooga, 81; New jersey Cenlral, ISif: Sor.b
en- Pacific, l15i; do preferred, An: orthwrStarH
DO preferred, 1884: New York Central. S5T.
ohio Central, X Ohio /. Mississippi. ID: do n ne.
lerred, 10; laa.flc Mall. 90; W,ht,,iTrh i.1a%
Reading, ny: 81. Louis i San Ftsncistsn,' "a soSEI2
y; s.. Patti. W.; do Preferred, ioi:
Iexas inc!tic. w; Union Pacific, 49,. iiniiei
states Express; 81; ". St. J.. & r, ~: do nns.
erred. M; Na!ls, Fargo Express, .il5; Western
Union, aSk. ' - "S''''H
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RIVER NEWS,
Movements 1T Boats AMI tho Stage Of Water
Hero md Elsewhere. In. ~

Hero and Elsewhere.
The Elaine left for Marietta at noon.
The Diurnal, under her new manage.
ment, with Captain Mack Gamble in COM
mand, departed at II a. NJ. for parkers-
burg with a lair trip. pst;
The river ut this point remained station.
ary yesterday, US on the day previous,
with q depth Of feet 9inches II the chan.
mel. business in a local why was quite
brisk along the levco. d
Tho C:5W. Bachelor came oft from the
bank above tho whariboat yesterday,
where abe -llas been laid up for nearly
three months during low water, and left
for Pittsburgh at 10 4 81. While sf,o was
laid up she was handsomely reprinted and
generally renovated, Her appearance in
the Pittsburgh trade will be gladly hailed
by her numerous friends.
The boats in port ut Pittsburgh are the
Scotia, Katie Stnckdale and towboats Mel.
lie Speer, Coal Valley. Little Fred, On
ward, Enterprise, Dick Fulton, ". W.
O'Seal, Pacific, Jos. ". Gould, Tom Bods-
worth, George I.ysle, Jos. Il. Williams;
Roaz. Baltic. Joe Nixon, Annie Roberts,
Dan kaine, Hornet No. ., D. ". Wood.
ward, Lud Kecier, W, Bonner, Mark Win.
nett.
GREESsnoRo, Pa, Nov. 1l.-l,ivcrlo feet
and on n stand; weather cloudy.
rlrrspuluM Pa, Nov. Electromagnetic
riuer 2 feet and stationary; cloudy and
mild. 5i
On CRY; Pa, Nov. ll.-Rivcr 3 .ioet 3
inches and falling; weather cloudy and
I, LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. lL.-Dcplh in
the canal 3 feet II inches; OH the falls,
ioo1.ll inches and rising.
BRowxsviLIE, PA, Noy. ll.-Riycr 8
iectfll inches and stationary weather
thermometer 5la,
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Th"'Bonrd and Other Matters.

The Board Of Public Works presented
the following 10 Council last night which
tho Second Branch rejected
Resolved, That the City CLERK be author
lied to issue his orders upon the City Re-
ceiver to pay warrants when issued by tho
Board OF Public Works, upon estimates rs
they become due for new paving done and
to be paid for out OF the teiiI-centlevy fund.
The Board gave rs reasons for adopting
the resolution, that itwoull facilitate tho
work Of now paving and save the expense
OF interest upon warrants issued III pay.
mcnt, but the Branch %thoughtit was some
dark laid scheme Of the EoH,l's to beat it
and killed the paper.
Thomas Howley was granted a rebate On
his coffee house license, ut 1901 Chaplinc
street, and ". s. Foster granted !: license
to keep at that place. Thomas Muldoon
was granted aliccnse to keep aco!Fec house
at 1922 Min street.
Bills were presented by hevarious com.
mitiecs and ordered paid as follows: Fire
Department. S207 03 scales. $50 79;Super.
%intendent Of City Prison, $l2S 10; SuEerin.
tendent OF City Prison, Sl2S GO; City
Prison, SCI IS.
The Board Of Public Works presented a
decd from George Otto to the city, Of q pri.
vate alley south from Second street, be.
tween Main and West street,, which was
ordered recorded.
In! the First Branch the ordinance recu-
lating the speed Of trains in the city and
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat StarfS. Du.
plicatcs Of orr Uninundered White Shirt,
reinforced both LNck and front, the best
In the market, price 81 co.. Also, the
best all WOOL Knit Jacket,
C.. HESS & sons,
Merchant TailOrs md Gents %FurniShcrs.
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IiLAnElrItiA, "a, Nov, ll.-flour weak. Wheat
openSd duh. closed steady. No.. . red November
;Vahc. Nceeinlsi @}3aSUEc; January sa6c. Co,u,
options neglected and nominal; car lot firm aud
10 moderate demand rejected mixed +jc. No. . sci.
low loni2c; No, 8 mixed &Sahe; steamer 6lXah6c:
40. . mixed 3i)Sc: rejected white all(rt No. white
J?Hn311er; No. white GJn33Ec. Provisions steady;
new ,ncss 10Th $40 Ooai7 oo. Eggs scarce and firm
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Etticura.
Diseases

ECZEMA. or Salt Rhcum, with It's agoniylng Itch.
l Ing mud burning, instantly relieved by Il warm
hay. with Cu!,r,sn. Seip, nid II singh. application
Of Cuticnri, the great skin Cure. This ret,,ai,si
daily. with two or three doses ~ CutIcura ErsoIv.
cnt. the New l:locd Purifier, 10 kerl, lie blood cool,
tho perst4tlt!on pure AID nnlrritatlng. the bowels
open, thu liver and kidneys uctiye, will speedily
eu!c .%tc4clHG, 'TctIer. %Ringwosm, rsoripi,, ! ichen.
l%rIrit,is, scl,ll Head. pnnd.ul,. aud every SPECIES
OF Itching, sclly. ant pimply Numor. o; The sralp
aud shin, when the best physicians and ali KNOWN
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A POLITICAL MOTIVE,

Mr.. Gavin wanted to know il Mr..
Harrell had not found out the Mayors
fault after the Mayor had stopped the
Democrats from firing its cannon over the
election. Mr.. SchnllZe said that he had
heard Il member OF the committee cay that
the Mayor would get q hauling over the
Goals for his interference in the shooting
OF the cannon.
4 motion vas then made to lay the
matter on the table and carried by Il vote
OF 10 to e.. The situations ut times during
the row we're very funny,
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In the First Branch the ordinance recu.
lating the speed Of trains ii, the city and
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Ny gratitude to God Is ~unlounIcd for The relief
have uotnlued iIoin The use Of the Cn,icurn REM
ed!cs. J have been troubled with Eczetna on nv
leg. for twenty years. ] had mt II comfortable.
night for yeas, 'hc burning and itching were 20 In.
;Slisc Now. | am happy t.. ray, / have no trouble.
Only the liHeE.col"re'i patches, IL my iI!nbs remain
us II token OF my for1ntr misery.
-, ~ HENRY L.. SMITH.
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Failure ut stcubcnville.

Mayer klencman, doing business in
Steu6enville in the millinery and fancy
goods line, has been closed on judgments
and executions a%geregating $1,000. The
amount OF his assets is not known.
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Eczema on II Child.

Your 'ncss valuable Cuticum Remedies haze done
my chill! 50 much good that [ feel Ike "a, Ing This
;9r the hc!iehl OF Ihosc who IRE troubled Will skin
discuss. NY Htil', Elr! WAS troubled with EezeIm.
and tried several doctors and ,ncIiciurs. In, did
not do her my good until ! used the Cuiicum Rem.
cdieS, which speedily cured her. for which i owe
you many THINKS and lnany nights Of rest.
FnISkrlFtJ. ISp- UrHl. sr.. -
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. FL. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds and stationary
temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
westerly winds, becoming variable and
nearly stationary temperature.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.
The Town To he Painted Bright Red Thurs
tuy Might. u.

H'"" " 's = b'ptt'i AbiIrLt Astu ltuThs
day Might.
The Wheeling Democrats arc making
biz preparations for q jubilee over tho
alleged election OF Cleveland, to be held
Thursday evening. The city will be
temporarily dyed " bright crimson hue.
Transparcnrics and banners arc being
painted in great prolusion. Red fire is
again a commodity in the local markets.
The Jefferson Club members have celorcd
their white plug hats with poke berry
juice, making them Il brilliant pink, and
have, tits alleged, procured a Plumcd
Knights suit, which they will stuff us n
and ridp on u rail in the procession.
Several novel features will be included
in the procession, il the ncwsin the mean
does not cause the abandonment OF
tho project. \ very big time may be cx-
pected, and the Republicans are expected
to move out md give the village to the
Cleveland men,
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DOING FOR TIE MAYOR.

Mr.. ~l1arrell said lie hardly thought It
necessary 10 call the attention of Council
to the fact that the Mayor had failed to
make such reports. lie believed that il
ai.y ordinances were enforced against in.
mates OF tho city prison. the Mayor should
also follow the provisions OF tho ordinance
made for his guidance.
The resolution was adopted and sent II,
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The special sale OF dress goods nj +. NJ.
McGillin &Co.'s cannot last much longer,
when choice goods worth 81 % per yard
are sold At - cents. 1t creates u demand
that s. On eXhaus,s the supply.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer MS observed ut Schnepi's
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
Z A.. NJ, l7S;l2 NJ, 5GS; ) !. Nj, 5G';7r !.
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FoE bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing go,to
J. W. FEngEI's,
Corner Main and Twenty-Grst st.
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says the co!d Mayc is comm. and to meet
it a special sale Of blankets and aannels
has been arranged at .r5tz
IN. L. NJ. MCGM1lH & Co.'S.
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Trustees Sales. y. nildrrth.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
I.oSt-plack Dog.
Hotel fur SGle-The Valley House. ".
SpItitualtsm-tlinrley shny's Academy Of Music.
Announccmcnt-W. l.. Fugate-lour:h pase.
Gold Band Ch!na-Ewing lrs.-Fourth page.
Spears Stoyes-G + stiiel & Sons-Fourth page.
japanese Pottery and fancy Goots-1. G. Dillon.
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Or miniature baskets OF champagne, We
read: "Eeal champagne, S. n dozen.'
Why should one pay so much for sham
pain, when st. Jacobs Oil will cure real
pain.
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CLOSING out Busgies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
" n ..5sHE Fe E!DEH 7 " FrpRHi ~
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l:AsIsG rroN HIM.

The Mayor then retired, and a deep,
graveyard silence prevailed for 4 few
seconds. Then on motion OF Mr.. Hcaiy
1t was decided to send to the First for the
paper. 1t "a gotten before the First had
acted on it. i motion Wal made to re-
consider. Mr.. %Rcsenburg favored adding
something that would assure the Mayor
that no crnanrc wasin.endcd. Mr.. Harrcll
opposed taking any action. The Mayor,
III his opinion, was no moro above re-
preach than any other man. IIc denied
that anyone was aciuaicd by spite in pre-
senting the reSolution. He said that he
himself, Ind ''gottcn on 10" the derrlict-
ness Of the Mayor and called tho commit
tees attention TO it. Ii the ordinance was
not TO be obeyed by the Mayor then tear
up the ordinance book and let all the Of
lenders out Of the prison. Mr.. Harrell
defended the committee in 4 vigorous ar
gllnent. u
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ABOUT People.

Strangers In ile City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. Davis, wife OF Hon. Thomas i.
Davis, OF liarrisville, W. Va, is the guest
of Miss Taylor, attlfe Female College.
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lrrrsHuEGii. "a. Nov. Hin the afternoon the
market WAS active and irregular: advanced to 73Kc,
declined aud clnSel nj 725I;c. -
NEw yonS. Nov. ll.-rc.rolcum .tsmcr; United
7aa11Sc; refined .TstISc, 'H
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providing, for gates was read once and on
motion Ibid on The table.
IN, the Mtst Branch Mesars. List, Dom
aldson, Brock, Halter, Happy and Bingell
where the absentecs, and In tho Second
'Messrs. Dlckman. Grogan, Habernold,
Jorea, Motfat, Pickett, Porter Smith and
GO. Smith were not tltere.
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE
- PROPERTY III the Town CT Lin GuNc-,
House md lot. house containing six ICONS. cC"l
Euitding Lots adjoining W.. p.& 4. Railroad ard
National Road. VIII be sold OH The prmiNs IN
Elm Grove. OH THURSDAY, November u, ISL
commencing nj 10 O'Clock \. NJ. Tor particulars
call on J. T.. uEkrEY, No. liNi Market .liCri, ~ lie
undersigned, where plGS OF the properly can 10
scc,i. Terms. one third Of the i%.uscsme mcnry
cash IN hand. md tho residue IN two Uiua! AllEIHl
Payments: with interest from day 81 safe, to ttst-
p Oc2j .aGLwd ". 4. III. Z. In IMDf(S.
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letter of The Scnlu.

WAS Utmost perfectly bald, caused by letter of
w top Of 'heseallL fused your Cu,icum Rene.
dies about SIX weeks, and they fureI my sraln u.r.
ie%ily. AMI now my hair Is coming tack us thick as
II HEer WAS. J. L. CHOICE.
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DURING the month Of October the city
prisoners worked 374 days on tho streets
md SO cart loads OF broken limestone
were taken from the prison and put on the
,f,nntu " ... t... VIA - TRANSPORTATION. ~ Z
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a GOOD FARM FOR SALE-lWll.L
- offer at private Naiu 70. thirty days, my Fam
~ brooke county, HuiInlo township, near Wct
l.'besty, containing 20 ac:es. paiL hr,o Is In 4
5000 Slate Of cultivation with iatr im~EE6rtmIny
which. crops 0ut At The SUFFICE. ALundnncc d
irui! and well watcred. Convenient 10 cLurA,
Normal School and Bethany College. ~lu,sr.sloa
even n once II desired Terms reasonable. FER.
west Liberty, ", w. ls6s
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Covered Mitii Hintchcs


For NIL cascs Of u!sou!ng by I've or aoc,vood 7
can warrant Cutictft TO cure every lime. / hay,.
solH It for five years uUI II rer.r Ail.. |F- So
HniL TON. MAs:.
solvent, 81 10. - ~ -.
roi DRUG N CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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Burglars were abroad on Gravel Hill
Monday night. They got into John
Bakers, but took only, q few oranges. At
Thomas Wcthcrald's they got twenty-five
cents. They seemed to DO on the hunt OF
nothing but cash. At the Misses Cum
mins's 4 quantity OF clothing was carried
out to the yard and tho pockets turned in
side out without finding any money.
james llcpburn's house was also entered.
Notwithstanding the bollncss OF tho
thieves, there is nc clue as 10 who they
were. AN LNFAa uSlgfe {Hl .gatF5|N iSf1'l
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MAYORS IRISHsUP
OVER the ACTION OF COUNCIL
III Demanding lbs Con-, GLANCE 9Tish an 0rdi.
nauce CONCERNING his Exercise of tho
tPr4doninE Fowet-The Lato Series
of CITY Concerts md Their Cost.

a. regular semi. monthly meeting OF
Councilwas held Ids. evening at the City
building. There vas but little business to
tranaact and IN adjournment was had by
haltpast eight o'clock. The only thing to
relieve tho dull monotony Of the meeting
was a resolution in the report Of the Com.
mittec on City Prison which stirred NJ
Mayor Miller ike n nest OF hornets, and
created u running discussion in the Second
Branch which was quito amusing. Tho
resolution was rs follows:
"ResGrei, Tint his Honor, tho Mayor.
be requested to comply with tho require.
inents Of Section 0 OF tho ordinance iii re.
lation to the Mayor, rs to the releasc OF
prisoners from tho City Prison, and state
his reasons for not heretofore Complying
with the requirements OF said seclion,h
, IN the report Of the Superintendent, ac-
companyinr. the Committees report, it
was stated that three prisoners had been
released by the Mayor in October. Whom
the resolution was read In the Second
Branch Mr.. l%Iarrcll, by whom the report
was signed. asked leave to read the sec.
ton, which Is rs follows: g,
,nnn"rinv ntiu,,r,nr,s & Ih%; ;,, ~, -, sI' ss;.,'
ia consent of ihc Jxa|n ~ tbt'' vIn'u Nv. ai
Court! remit n nart or thn ,~i,nln ~ n""
term Of Imprisonment for wh;ch onr a"
fender arn'nst ri,v orlim,nr"s MAJ. I,ro
Ecpu sentenced oHl sl,uI rnnor, H. Nv
linn in cnch rnsn vvith Lia rnasar, -
: for to tho next s%ncchhIin" ,n"S,;"" "
, Counciln $3.50 -" e v
$500
WYNN f"n TIE MAYOR.
: Mr.. llAEfeii said lie hardly thought 1t
necessary 10 call The attention OF Council
to the iact That tho Mayor had failed to
: make Sncli reports. lie believed that il
: city o~rilnnnccs were enforced against in.
mates OF tho city prison. the Mayor should
t also follow the provisions OF the ordinance
: 'hanc Tor his Guidance.
!. The resolution was adopted and sent up
; stairs.
In the First Branch the Mayor. was in
tho chair, and, in looking over papers sent
/ up from below, ran across this resolution.
4. ne ut once left his sent aud hurried down
, stairs, and appearing before the Second
Branch, asked permission TO speak, which
was given.
FUNNY DEFENSE.
lie said the resolution was a GREAT sur.
prise TO him; that when he WINS nlcrtcd
lie had noticed the section and had askcd
some OF the members about it. They told
, I'm lhat heretofore, Mayors had made no
reports Vi tnat nature ana ADVISED him to
phF nc al'eiltl9h 70 1t; tlat ms reports
: wo0la ON! burden Council and be some
v tNlnE the members would 'llOt care IN
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0rncra1 9ntircs.

r ADV BELLE, EGYPTIAN QuEFy
~ l'ovGals Past, Present md rult,r: ci,,, "a,
vice on money. business ind family nlpjts. lloSss
from ! to . I. n. No. % f!plth Alr,ci MI
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Tee PIERS ATpOISTpLEASANT, W,
Va. Scaled proposals III duplicate will Il, y
GcivtI ut this Office until noon local time. IN Mob
Jay, The sth day Of December. leSI. iur furnishing
material and building two Ice FicrS In lle Giut
kallawta River, ne r Point Pleasant, ". Vi.
Approximate quantities of material rOu!o,:
2ui:iES Il. .. n. Oak Timber: 9,HSG lbs. Iron DiaI
bolts: ?.is6 cub. yds. kipNp S,olc
he furnished Oh application to this ollie. lettr,
askii'. Specifications should br marked Official
business on the envelope.
WIN. I. MERRILL,
g'Eii Lieut.. Col. OF Engineer.
US. ENGINEER OFFICE,
- Cincinnati. Oct, -, 1881. n6j
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wnoiEsALE puRG1Antgs
Al psllalrs- ] chlid'. sad p.a,,. s. an AZ,
Stewart Wilson has moved baek from

A child OF Mrs. Ridenour, living over
near tho i. 4 O.. round house, was killed
yesterday afternoon by n cupboard falling
on II. Anumbcr OF children wcre playing
about the cupboard ut the time OF the nc.
cident. It was out OF doors where the cup
board, u heavy one, Ind been left iora
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