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PAlLApELrtItA, ApI!l ll.--wual dull, une wool
eas!er; Ohio, Pennsylvania sNd West Virginia NXX
aud above a7a1sc; medium 37aS9c: Hilhlcau, New
York, Indiana Western medium 37a3sc: tlie wsshcIi
delane aSaiCc; medium washed comb!ng and do.
lane 43a4ic O,heis unchanged u - ~
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Third stree, last evening, was very pleasant
stfAir. Among those PRESENT were: Mr., and
MIS- DR.. D. o. Williaui.; Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.,
Dhostord; Mr.. George 8mith and wife; Mr.
William ks.litI aud wife; Judge and Mrs. J,
8: Cochran; Mr.. J, c. Gay. and wife;
SON, Mis-, Alics Anderson and d. !. weIr Is,
Mr. George Medill and wife, OF Bridgeport
Miss Mary Park; Miss Maggie Ralstoo; Mr. q.
Mary Il Buriis; Mr.. Waller Ong and wife
Mr.. Minlin Ong and wife; Nirs Tfomason, Of
MI Pleasant: Messrp. Winfield DilwortL
Henderson Ralston. o. b. Ong, DR.. w, II,
Hall, ClAience Burris All Geo. Ralston.
Easter services will DO held at the Catholic
Church, Martins Forty, tomorrow. \ :
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REV.. G.LYLE DEAD.
tbs THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Deprived Of Il. uu'ai ard Beloved Pastor HI
Dt".h-,ill' Carer ssa hiAl.,sr a.rs and Elst.
I Nku,, and Ills sU.,iuln.a 10 Ills --latest
Charge = Cat on In III. Psim,.

Rev. ]. q. Lyle, pastor Of tho Third Pitsby.
terrain Church Of this city for the past four
or 6vs years, died yesterday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, at bis residencs on Eotf street, In tho
Eighth ward. Mr.. Lyle was u comparatively
young man, not yet having attained his Tor.
tioth year He has been complaining for Bev.
oral months Of being unwell n. tmes, and the
worry and care consequent upon the flood
aggravated hiu condition aud developed un.
mislaka5le symptoms.o Of BriRhts disease.
His church, or rather the site upon which n
new church was In process OF erection, was
flooded Ia February, and Mr.. Lyle eIerted
himself aud exposed hilussif IN protecting
the property. After the waters recsded he
wen. EGst 10 raise tunGB for the building OF
The church. Allthia work doubtless hasten.
| I'd the end which was inevitable.
Mr.. Lyle leayea wife, but, mo children.
His father ard mother and only slster were
| With him when LIZ breathed his last. He was
born IN Belmont county, not lar from 81.
CIairsylle, where Ills parents still live. His
education WAS begun at ths'Vsrniiliou lnsti.
tute, ut hayesyille, Ohio, and continued at
Washington College. He subsequently, grad
uated Of the Western Theological Seminary,
at Allegheny City. His frat charge was In
Illinois, where he remained one year. He
tbsn went TO Homswood. Pa, u suburb Of
Pittsburgh aud After five yearu III charge oil
the Presbyterian Church there, he came 10
Wheeling in response TO q call from the
Third Preaby ter!Hn Church. HGre be proved
the right man IN the right place. md under
his ministry the church grew and liourished
ike n green bay tIee.1 It sesns strange
Il -. -. Al. A. ~ n. .f,,I
ness he wss cut of. lie had warmly attached
his congregation to him, and was genera
tsvori.o wiiha the P,esby terans In tue city
His place will DO hard indeed 10 ill.
The funeral services will be held at The
Second. Presbyterian Church at $50 Monday
forenoon. Tic remains will be Icksn on tn,
noon trnu on the O., L. Il W. road 10 Bruce
Station, and thence to Mr.. Lyie's old homt
near CrAhappls church, where the inlerlnen
will take place. A number OF ministers will
take part In the scrvlcea.
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Atths meeting Of tbs Grand Lodge X. OF
Fl. at Huntington this week, the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing year;
4. L. Hustled Of Clarkaburs, Grand Dictator;
A. J. Stone, of Fairmont, Grand Vice Die
ts.o.; George Ankle. Wheeling, Grand Assis.
tant Dictator; 0 IL. Bruce Piedmont, Grand
Reporter; j. Is. rurdy, Moundsville, Grand
Treasurer; James Mari, Warrington, Grand
Chaplain; "A. =. Lane, Parksrsburg. Grand
Guide; MIR. Roberts, OF Huntington, Grand
Guardian; Godfrey Schulz. OF Whsoling,
Grand Sectinol: W. Il. II. Holsgade, Hunt
ington, r. st Grand Dictator. ~
Representative to the Supreme Lodge, q.
B. Citizens, Of ParkeIsburg.
J. q. BrowIhs!d, Fairmont, State Medical
Examiner. gEIl p
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


At the Auditors Oflce. In cadl.. Harlson ooro.
", ohio, on ThurldAy, May s. 1851, at 10 O'Clock A.
H., me contract Will be let BY the Engineer, sab,
Iect 70 TIC approval q! tbs County Commissioner,
iof me construction oil tho Cndis Rad ilarrIsrllt
MHcsdAm Road. senled bids for the SAME Will te
received nt the Auditors office until u oc,Ur
noon OF Wednesday, May It'll.
rams, prohlts and Specifications Of said sO.f
eau be seen at tho AUDITOR oNice, or other Iuo,.
NATION That bidder may desire can be oh,,ipe!
OF inc Engineer. Payments made monthly IN fA'a
on csttmates. Good Eud sufficient security will t.
required for the Proper execution o, the WON
me Whole OF said work TO be com plit,h b5 10
y9mbsr Is. 1854 Tao length Of tue road II to AUD
SsienJ'nye hundredth miles and will bu lei III PC
Ions. The hiIt nom Cad!r 10 tho Iron Bridge yer
Bebees NM Is two and three ieiih miles. The
remainder being on the old plank read grade viii
oe !rt ~ one contatt or sections OF not les THAI
one.halt milo IN length, -
Inc rlgts 70 reject any o, all bids Is reserved.
WA. y. FOX, Enl!neer.
aptv.waS Short Creek. Ohio
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PEHSOHAL MENTION,
News and Gossip IN Relation to variOus
.....- People. .a..-.5.

News and Gossip III Relation to variOu
Es People.
Mr.. VIII Mooney, OF Woodslelj, O., Is Ii
town.
Hon. John W. Macon, OF Grafton, was i,
the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Burt Of the Island, Is y;sitin,
friends 1T 81. Clairsyiile.
Editor Glass, Of the Pan Iiundle New,
We!Isou'C, was down yesterday.
Superintendent u. Z. Wolf, OF the Tele
phone Exchange, ia ut pgrkersburg. &
Cyrus Scott, Esq.,, prosecuting attorney Q
ltandolph county, was In the city yesterday
Squire Arkls returned yesterday fron, til,
meeting OF the Grand L,dga L. Of H., a
Huntington. IL. 81 M
State Senator B. ". Byr1e, OF Charleston
ex.supsrinteadent Of the State Schools, WEI
in tbs city yesterday. =
Miss Ids Butcher. sister OF the STATS
Superintendent oil Fres Schools, il yisiiiu,
lrieuds ut Grafton and Beverly. .7
Mius Lulu N. Kendall, of Parkersburg, he.
received the appointment Of professo,shr
in the Wheeling Female College.
Mr.. Gus spates, Of C.srksburg, gentleu,sr
popularity known in this city, was in ,owr
last night on bis way to Pittsburgh.
Randolph stslnaker, Jr., was hero thi.
week. We understand tho Major is trying tc
rebuild Joe Miller's fences -Grafon Standard
Rev. l.. Linkletter, pastor of the Christian
Church OF Monndsville, is visiting Rsv. E. j.
Hart and assisting In en- intereativg ,nsettiut
at the Dis:lplea Church in this city.
Lieutenant Ephraim T. 9. Rishuod, OF til,
United States Army, has received leave oil
absence Tor threa months, aud will visit Nor.
gautown, where he wss formerly instructor
of cadets at the State University.
Mr.. Alb. Bond, late Superintendent OF iii,
earkGrshurg Telephone Exchange, is in III.
city, waiting big parents. He hes r. signed
his position at parecrs burg, sud toss tt
Springfield, ILL.,, to accept similar ons.
Ga April I, the following West Virginiau.
were at St.. Augustine, Florida: Col. l.. d
Dslsp:a!n and wife aid Capt. Will am H
Irwin OF Wheeling, Juds 20 G. ID. Camden anc
wife, Of Olarkshurg, Dr.. i. l.. Comstock aut
Harry l.. Conistock, OF Cbarleatun. Cant
Irwin has COMO to Columbia, SC!
Professor John Mickelborcush, who madt
so many friends he.e last fall while attend
ing the Educational Convention, has resguee
his posilion az principal OF the Cinc;nnat
normal school. 10 take charge Of the teachers
seminary, at Hope, Iadiana. The pupils Of
The Cincinnati normal school presented the
retiring principal 90 e!egant gold watch, on
his departure for his new as!d OF labor.
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WANTED,

"ANrED-A Girl. 70 COOK AMI
w dogen"Iai housewots III a snail f,,rL
Amply At M 72l Main street, ''' ssan,!
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The funeral OF the late Judge Cowen tool
p!scs yesterday. afternoon at 81. Clal,sville
aud was one OF the largest funerals ever seer
there. Che Religious services were held q
the N. L. Church, Ray. Dr.. Minor, the pas
Tor, conducting them, with the assistance o!
Rev. Dr.. Alexander, OF thu Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. Dr.. Balph, VI the u. P
Church. The Belmont county bar AID thl
Directors OF tho Fist National Bank attend.
ed in II body, together with many distinguish
cd strRngers. Among the latter were e1
Attorney General Holliuesworlh, OF Cadiz
and ]. n. Collins, Esq. Of Columbus.
Judge Governs death leaves Judge Kelly
now On the Common Pleas Bench, alone O
the old practitioners who made the Belmont
bar famous. -. E-a -. =
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a THIEF CAUGHT
Aud II BIoIen Watch and Revolver lie.

Aud II BIoIen Watch aud Revolver lie
covered.
About ten. days ago MIS-. Moll!e Weir NOV
ed tfpn tho Second ward Market square
where abe had Isun living, 10 house OF
Aa.kst street just above Eighth. sao hai
assisting her colored woman named Annit
johnson. Yesterday afternoon in looking
over her POSSESSIONS Mrs. Weir discovered
thrt gold watch and large cable chain and
a revoiysr hsd been s.oien from u trunk In
which she placed then, before moving, Sus
pectirg tho oolored woman abs went to Cant,
Bennett and told him Of her loas. He ,wenl
to the home Of Mary GIFTS, u colorod woman
living in EAat Wheeling, at whose place Miss
johnson boards, and questioned Anaie, Ol
course, she denied sll knowledge Of the theft
Bennett commanded Mary Do,ts to seerch
Annie, and while this was in proStcas The lat.
ter pretended 10 become very sick ami start.
ed for IN outhopse. Bennett followed and
ssw her pull the watch ont OF he, drss, and
throw It away. He at once arrested kor and
Officer Frebolt recovered the watch. The re-.
yolver was also found, but the chain, was
nlissing. Annie was taken before Justice
Cald well, who, in default II $500 bail sent he,
tn jail TO await hearing this morning at 6
nsciNfk= ~.
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A Fine Display.

4. The handsome aud attractive show win
dows OF Z. Kennedy, No. 1888 Main street
attracted reporters attention yesterday anG
walking in he found Eli hands BUSY. On hi.
coun,era wsre the best grades OF black and
colored silks, and aoms handsome summer
silks were displayed which he IVES qoting al
very low figures. The block Of domestic
STOCK OF towels and napkins the largest
shown in tins olty. His stock Is worth In.
spection by Ill who want really good goods OF
reasonable prices.
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Vote Of thanks,

AT meeting Of the undors!s ued members
OF the Grand Lodge OF West Virginia Knichta
OF Honor, held on the steamer Ut. Lawrence,
Thursday, April 10, 1884, while on their ~.
turn from the Seventh session OF that BODY.
which had been held at Huntington on the
9Th and oh, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted 80 z..lsE i
WArRxAs, The Grand Lodge OF West Wiz.
ginia knights Of Honor, In making errspee.
meuls for its seventh session, received from
the officers Of the St. Lawrence courts,les
and favora which merit our recognition, be
1t therefore n & i2,-..l - !
Re,olred. That to Master W. N. List, and
his associate otlice!g, We eItsnd our scknowl-
Judgments Of this kindness, and 10. the MANY
efforts made to render our trip on the steamer
St. Lawrence a pleasant one, We offer our
hearty thanks. 1ggs. X ..TISil =
ResoIrSd. Further, that copies OF these reso-
utona be furnished Capt, List and also
tae Wheeling, Parkersburg and Huntington
papers TOR publication. 5' .=istg' M :, +
! (Slgned.l y
A. L. Huotead andJ. F. Farland ,Clarksbure:
q. N. Deat,ick, }. 8. Doak and G. W. Feidt'
Martinsbure; Oky johnson, Godfrey Hohui
and George Arklu, Wheeling; ]. A, Ewing.
A. ]. Martin aud l. b. Purdy Moundsyills'
G. B. Gibbens. 4. +. Lang and Isaac Scott.
Parkersburp; J. B. Mar and W. Il, Hail
Maunington; T. @. Pipes. Cameron; o, III
Byrne, Piedmont; R. y. Dunniustoh, a, j.
Stone and J. H. Brownfeld, Fairmont
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An Important Inquiry.

Win some one who has actually been bsne
flied or knows OF any one who hiss buen cured
Of rheumatism or similar painful ailments
by tho use Of y patent II cd cine kindly send
me nams and address, stating what prspar..
ton they wonld recommend me to use. Fol-
over year I have suffered most intense
pain, and ha7e tried everything in the way
a. doptor'a prescriptions, famous baths, cleo,
tsical appliances, etc, without relief. Az q
last regort I have decided to try come paienl
medicine. although l have never had any
faith In them.
Please address Mrs. A., IErELLlaExcxH
office -r'-T' :
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NEW ioKe, April li.-Wholcsale trade and busi.
ness with agents was very moderate. Agents mi.
watps scarce and higher. Market stronS snh
higher III AL dcpa. ,meix -. >''''s az y
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WcXtcrn !: hooluyIcnl eIninary.

Rev. DR.. n. A. Cunningham, pastor, OF the
First Presbyterian church, is q member OF
the Board Of Examiners OF the Western
theological Seminary at Allegheny Oily, and
mud intended to 30 up next Monday ;Inoru.
ing to be present at the opening OF the com,
! mencsment! week exercises The death Of
Rev. }. G. Lyle will prevent his leaving, how
items will last several dsys. and on Wednes.
day evening new professor will bs publicly
installed, the exerci.es taking plaza in the
FIrst:rresbyterian church Of Allsahe, " DR..
Cunningham will probably be absent till
Friday evening. .,sll ~ X i
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Gr3uu Jury.

An exodus OF the sporting classes to Ohio
towss may DO looked ior, to-day sud to-mor.
row in view OF the fact thet the Grand Jury
will meet on Monday, and the indications
are that several will get = turning over. Tae
following gentlemen have been summoned
by the Sheriff to report OF the court houss ut
0 o'clock Mondsy morning for the purpose oil
serving as Grand Juror; Messrs Al; Cecil,
Henry Schreibe, Jacob Morris, Samuel ].
Ellif,i,z J. NJ. Pn1,on, Euoch Bal, A. 4,
Garden, Peter Miller, Lswis Jones, George 8,
Feeney, George Il. Curnahau, Samuel Adams,
and Stephen Waterhouse, ST. H.
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The Grafton Standard tolls OF o lively row
that took place in the Turkey Run school
house. |. was being used last Sunday night
for religious purposes and q singing sshool,
The leader Of the singing class undertook to
reprove sixteen yese old boy, which led TO
youngrow. The leader, who is himself a
young man, struck the big boy and tool OF
his coat aud declared his ability and reaa;-
meas 10 thrash She beat man IN the house.
The excitement became tremendous, the
girls, big and little, screaming at the ton O!
their voices. After the leader, who Is
young gentleman OF strength and courage
had left the house, another big boy threw OF
his coat In apparent great wrath to fight the
leader, then On big way home with his 'gsI'
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ERLANGER.

Tile Celebrated Erlanger Brand of the
Schmulbncll BrewngCuNlpany's BecrWill
be on tap tO.lay and Monday In nil tho
prominent sample rooms In this city,
Marl,n's Ferry, bridgeport, Bellaire,
Bcnwood and other surrounding towns.
1t Is unusually fine this year. Don't fail
to try II. a5r- 49,
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This morning reserved seats will be placed
OIL sne al Baurias'a music store for Bertha
Wolby's engagement ct the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday nights next. She will
appear ss Julia in "The HuncLback" end
Nancy Skies in "Ulives Twist" two characters
in winch she has achieved distinction over
md over again. No doubt good audiences
will greet her both nights OF her performance
hers. 1879 She
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TWO INTERESTING MEETINGS.
Held In tho City Ycstcrday Ad,lross,
=" by Dtntinguihliedk Speakers.

HELD In tho City Yesterday Ad,lrcsset,
lily Distinguished Speakers.
Considering the fact that only one days
notice Of the lecture had been given, It was
good s'z.d audience that gathered In the
hall ofthe House OF Dslegstes LIST evening to
listen to the addresses OF Hon. b. r. North.
rop, Of Connecticut, on wheeling and How
to Deaut:fy It" Among the audience were
4 number Of Whesling's prominent bust.
ness men. Prof. Northrop's talk through.
out had bearing on what could and should
BE- done here on the 18th inst. "Arbor Day.p
aud was very interesting and instructive.
Whnt be tel wa' what he has learned from
an almost life long study OF forestry both in
this country and In Europe, especially In
Germany, where are locatsd the great col.
lsges devoted to forestry. lie made many
practical suggestions and gayo much
valuable information. Several ouestiors
weso asked him by those In
the audience which wers answered, at
the conclusion Of his address, which Taste d
an hour and half, and which wns carefully
listened to, Superintendent Butcher made a
few remarks recommending ward organize.
tions Tor tho purpose OF beau,iiying and
adjoining the city. He knew all could not
hs done in one or five years, but steady, per.
sistent work would III ten years bring about a
crest change in what is now one Of the nost
unastractiye appearing cities In the country.
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A Enenl Kick.

PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Willie, the ST.
year old son Of Policeman Black, died from
injuries received from being kicked by
Domn!ck Brett on Thursday last, The boy
was playing and accidentally ran against
Brett, who kicked him in the back. Brett
was arrested, ~ Is
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GurMrry nuMprY.'l

Nick Roberis famous three-clown Hump
ty Dumpty" troupu Is announced to appear
at the Opera House next Wednesday. Tho
mere announcement IL sufficient to fill the
house. "Hnmp.y" usvcr wanes in popular
Ivy. und of 81! the "Hurp!ieS" Nick Roberts
is The bsst Rld most popular. -
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Dos,r fail to try the Granger beer, made by
the schmulbach Brewing Company, II you
want good bser. 1t will be found on tan
to-day and Monday in the sample rooms OF
this city and the towns across the river. Il is
said 10 be extra fine this year, great care lay.
ing been taken in brewirr -
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Teachers Association,

The regular meeting Of the Teachers As
ISOLATION was held yesterday afternoon in
Clay School. Hon: b. G. Northrop, OF Con.
nscticut, delivered very interesting ad.
dres3. taking for his subject "Memory-How
to train. it." State Superintendent Brown, OF
Ohio, talked t. the teachers also in a very
pleasing manner. Prot. Kidd. the diatin.
Gq'sheed elocutionis!, rccited several
selections. there wss very large
attendance Of tho teacher1 OF the city,
and the meeting was unanimously spoken Of
as one o. the most interesting held for long
time. Superintendent Butcher and Birch
are entitled to the warm thanks OF the teach.
ers for securing the distinguished speakers
for, the meeting. T.,
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Doa'T fail 10 try the EtlRnger beef, mace by
the sahpulbach Brewing Company, IL you
want good beer. II will be found on tsp
to-day and Monday in the tample rooms Of
this city aud the towna across the river. 1t Is
said 10 be extra fine .hia year, great care hay.
Ing been taken II brewing Il. - -
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NXtTIcABLE feature at the opening of i. NJ
McGil!in q Goa new s:orev, on Main street
vas The artlstio and novel display OF CO rpels
Lace Goods, etc. The manager Of lias de.
partment, Mr.. E. Tanner, OF Cleyslasd, is q
Gonnoseur In this lins, and the display re.
fleets g.ea. credit on him, :
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Erlnnger.

schmulbsch's celebrated E.lauger brand
OF Beer will be found on tap In oil tLe priro i.
pal sample rooms OF this city and surround.
Ing towns to-day and Monday. 1t is sa!d
by these who have tested It, 10 be simply de-
liclous. Everyone should Try Il.
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'NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

At the Auditors Office, In CedIz, Ohio, on Thur.
aay NAY !. lss4 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. con.nei vii!
approval OF the County Commissioners ri Hsrrtun
county: Tor tho construction OF the Un!oprnle and
cadl1 Maoadam Road. This road Is divided inl1
TWO sections Of i've hundred and lli,y.two rr,rhn
each. sea!ed bids for the work Of each section vi!
be received at the AudIur's oilice or nv tSr In
slnGer up 70 u o'clock noon OF Nay 7th. Plsw.
pfoiiles aud specifications O: Rtoyc work IA v
seen. aud othet information that bidders may d,
ere can b. obtained at tho Engineers oiltc ~
oaoia or AZ me Auditors Office Payments IN OBJ
nEds monthly on estimates. Good grd 1UndC!.nt
security Tor the proper execution OF tho work vii!
PC iequired. Work TO be completed By The l5A
DAY o, November EeIt. The llgh, to reject GsI
and al bids is reserved.
api9.was - JACOB JARVIS. Enrlnclh
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Br contracting severe cough and cold, l
was compelled to give up NY daily work and
keep to TIE house. A neighbor recommend,
ed inc 10 Try bottle OF Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup; 1t was procured and used; to my rs.
constituent relief war instantaneous.
--.. Enw. ". CLAYroa, Wayerly, Md.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 12-1:30 4. "
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, locs!
rains and generally cloudy weather. east to
south winds, low barometer sight rise In
temperature.
For the Lower Lake Tegione, fair weather,
followed during the night By local rains,
wind shifting to easterly, lower barometer
with slight rise In Temperatures. Z.
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U !. atttelli2e,lrao'|s:.
sus. 20 aud - Eonrinontl stree,


.., L. F-a New Advertisements. o. ~
For Rcnt-Dwellings and Rooms.
Public Auction If Stocks.
/; -1:2to Boxes Choice Messina Oranges. :, II:
McLaiu's Wheeling Pills. .za.iit,r5's -,
a Notice to Psrso.s Laying Sidewalks. !. =.
list Of Lst,ors. ,fi
n. N. MtGiilin & Co.-First puge. '.5,i
nor observation-disclosures st. Lswrence.
Levering's Coffee. r,r,,-
Plan and True-Dr. Kennedy's Favorits
Remedy. ssa.
Fine Watches and Diamonds-I. G. Dillon.
Brass Bird Caec.-Nesbltt & Bro. a
Religious NOTICE., Fourth page. :, -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-12

F4oxrRs, Eyergreens, Fruit Trees, Grape
vines, Small Fruits, etc. Write 10 us il Won
want TO plant any this spring. -.
60. OsCAR WRldHr,
Moundsyille, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-12

"EELsNeEa," the we'll known spring beer
Of the Schmu!bach Brewing Company, will
he on tap to-day and Monday In every
principal sumplo room in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-12

Still fitesn or twenty pisces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two-thirds their frat
cost. a-F ]. W. FrrpKL.