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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10
DEATH OF JunGE COWEN,
The Oldest Member OF tho belmont
County Elr. -. d.


County Ear.
Daniel Duane Tonpkins Cowen, OF st.
Clairsyile, died at his home there yesterday
morning Of o'clock, In the 50.h year OF his
age. He was born In Mooreiield, Harrison
county, Ohio, January 20, 1926. He attend.
ed school at Moorefeld until bis parents re.
moved 10 Ct. CIairsvillo, in 1882, at which
time he became pupil in q ST. Ciairsville
private school until he went TO Cadiz to n.-
tend an academy, " hare hestud'ed until 1911
His father, the late Hon. b. D. Cowen, In.
tending him for the bar, desired that he
should acquire d knowledge OF medicine, as
an important help to u full knowledge Of the
application If law. 70 this end be read med.
icine under Dr.. John Alexander, OF 81. Glars.
vile, and aftcrward entered upon tho study
Of law nuder bis father and Hugh ] Jswstt.
When % years Of aye, January %, 1917, be
was admitted to tina bar aud ut once com
mencsd practice at st. ClsiIsville. occupying
the I III 70 used by his father, who had just
btnn elected to the Common Pleas BEECH. In
1881 he was elected Prosecuting Attorney,
snd vas reelected In 1858 ind 1855.
Upon the resignation OF J. w. Obey,
Common Pleas judge. Mr.. Cowsn
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
In 1878 he was elected delegate to tho
Ohio Cons!tu ional Convention, and was
one CT Its blcs. members, serving on impor.
tAut committees, and flaming many articles
that ara eubodiad in The new constilutior.
From 1851 to 1850 he was on the Beard OF
School Examiners Of Belmont county. He
served With distinction in the army, ard IN
| 1862 was appointed Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Fi.ty.seco1d o. V. Infantry, and wasaere..el
part OF the time in charge of IL, untl Feb.
rusry, 1858 when he resigned on account Of
tho III health OF his wi!p. Ee was ono OF the
orlgiaators of the First National Bank OF st
Clairsyille, which Was organized in 1861, and
be has been Prsdent Of itsince ii comnenc
ed. He IVES the eldest p-scticiug lawyer al
the 81. Clairsville bar, and for many year,
held It's largest practice, being retained in al
most I'll the important cases tried in the
county. He leaves E large family, nearly ell
grown up. and filing honorable positions
Gan. B. K. Cowen. Assistant Secretary o.
the Interior under President Grant, and nov
editor OF the Columbus State Journal, IL hi
brother, and Mrs. W. NJ, Faris and Mira G
! w. Hoge, Of Hsl!sire, are sisters. r
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Personal MEHIION.
News md Gossip In Relation to var!Ons

News n:iu GOSSIP In Relation 10 SnfsOuS
People. ''.3
Joseph Bell, Esq, has returned from his
winters sojourn In Florida.
Mia, Clara Stephens, Of Bonneville, Is in
the city on q short visit 10 friends.
Mr.. A. ]. Halhtead left yesterday afternoon
for Braius.d. MIMI. on pleasure trip.
ES.prsaiding Elder Snodgrsss left yester,
day for his new home at Emporis, Kansss.
Mr.. August Campbell, prominent Dom.
ocratic attorney Of Ploasauts county, YVES in
tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Mill Harrison, OF Pittsburgh, was In
thu cit LIST evening. Mr.. Harrison has many
warm frcnda lu this vicinity.
Major Perry Gr!tfea, the cl-yet Southeastern
passenger agent OF the o., Il. I. & T. road VA
III the city yesterday, renewing bis many &C;
luaintances. als.sg5
Maste, OF Transportation W. N. Clements
OF the y. d O. road, and Msjor Lowell, Of
the Cincinnati militiS, who served dur;ns
the mob, were in this city yeslerdsy.
Prof Wade, CT Morsantown, delivered a
lecture bsiole the Faculty and students OIL
the Wheeling Female College lsat evening
Everyone present WAS delighted with tbs
lecture.
Gen. ]. II. DCyal hss been elected as an al
.ernate to cest the vote OF the Clay County
Republicans Ia the MArtiusburg convention,
provided the delegates selected from thu
county aye absent. a 1E=
Nj. William 3. nEy, who haa for tho pas
ten years b=en connected With the wholesale
grocery house. OF ii. Reiliey, hss coYered hi
connection With that establ:shnsnt and en-
tered into partnership with Mr. James Cum
niing the well known broker.
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HEAVY SILK ROBBERY,
stone 4 ThomHy tho Victim Of Huccth, ful
q unrRlnrSH aE l "a y

b 700 q H...|
Tn. heaviest haul INSIDE by thIevt. in this
city for years was discovered yesterday morn.
Ing to have been tecured sometime during
the previous night at the dry goods store Of
Stone Il Thomas, on Main street few doors
aorth Of Eleventh. The amount OF The
plunder secured, which consisted principally
OF silks OF 6ne quality, Is estlmsied by the
firm to be between 81, 900 aud 81 900.
Tbs thieves secured an entrance TO the
STORE through back window. opening upon
4 small area which sepatattsit from the niley
leading from Eleventh street. One OF the
two Windows NJ the back OF the store hnr ~.
Gently had new shutter put on It. Marks
VI jimmy are TO be Been on this shutter, but
1t evidently proved to be too hard to force,
and this old shutters Of tho other window
wero uiea wi better success. hasp through
which passed. A heavy iron bar yielding with
little iorce. The window was not fastened
down. r't'II :
The silks which were stolsn were at the
front OF the store, md we're the most valuable
In tho STOCK. Lighter mud cheaper silks were
on both sides OF theni but these were no,
touched, 30 that the burglars evidently knew
ust where the costlieAt pieces were to b.
found. .E.i,.. n1, r.-rla .fgII
Mr.. Thomas, q member OF tho firm, wa,
asleep In the third sorry OF the building hui
was not awakened by the thltves. Recently
thu back door OF the store was forced open BY
burglars, but Mr.. Thomas heard them and
drove them OIL before they secured my booty
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A FaSfISVNASLE EEEHT,
Rict's spring Op-nins--foints about tn
= II --------- SIYltr. IL

Eict's spring Opcnipg.-fOints about tho
| Styler.
| A. l.. Rice & Co. hGd their annual spring
opening yesterday, md their attractive store
at 1l2G Main street, was crowded all Gay with
interested ladies, the lesding families Of the
city being well represented. A reporter drop.
ped 10 les. night and gszed at The bewildsr.
ing array OF new haiti and bonrets and fair
visitors, md had chat With Mr.. Rice about
tfhe now styles. So
The married ladies' will wear honnets al.
most escluJiysy this spring, the close fitting
s'ylss monopolis'rg the patket Mr.. Rice
has style of HIS own, which he calls the
Terry, after Ellen Terry, the ac,re:s. tits
very neat. The new EalsGre nearly all made
with high, taperl,g CROWNS, in Alpine shapes,
and most OF them are very pra;ty. Feathers
will be ussd on bats and n1wsrs Gu bounets.
In feathers, the plume lsa nearly bsnished
tips The new uhadrs most popular this year
are silver gray, mushroom, beige End Hsvau
brown. Very natural Mushrooms ars made
for orIament;rg bonnets Ct this sh, d.. g.
TIE pekn bonnet, tho popular horseshoe
bonnet and the high wide crowned hats are
entirely missing from the rev styles. Mr..
Rice says yeGterday's opening was the mos!
saecassiul tho firm ever had. A msjorl,y of
the styles we're sold during the day.
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As,e! Notes on Curren, Hvvuts or Minor

Ia, Ia ,,,,5v 4, oty,,va tho eelin,s Of
tho mnor, ,S,ititc,orlly this morning.
.,I,, o.,.. ,,.,, n, TIM si..s a. nolIrs
L ryon pe,9 a. ." Ir;InJobt t,r tb,T morriny,s
n nsn., - 49," 80 80" '''O' ="
oo.''. a.
HEETnA "Eihf WI hoIa inc p9afns ~ sns
operE il'tss next MoHuay anu lue'u"y
e's""k,
Tnk formal nnenins OF the Jene.son
o!tDs ,ooM' 10 plhcleiiy hanouheeu u 'nAe
place informally" this evening.
A Project ID on foot 10 ieorgsnfze the late
Shakespeare club Oh n new basis, the new
organization 10 be devoted 10 literary ends
aIoAc. VII,
Another ls1rs Guidance wss delighted with
Tho neriormancn Of JoLu r. Rayinoud and
his company IN tho comedy Nm Paradise"
last night. t'#a.@ 94l
Mn. Iorls CoLMAn JH,, Ia collecting the sd.
dilIopni subscriptions 10 the capital stock OF
lie stslc Fair Association and volicil!rg I'D.
yertisiug for tho pAmphlet premium list.
ror,, ", tn,,n =, A., .dd,,,,r IN tha
Wv XII, n"i, ,aI G"u o i wii 10 ioc.tod
w." "' u.s., Ia, ,,asan, "pon WI tha hiack.
s,,t,,, nh r'o PTm.n .1,,y,,,onsi ,r,chjnss
iii, =. u mmt; " .noS ,ba isc,n,v II anish.
sd r. Gopa n.,. rs i. ho; r' y, ina nav
G". u'ot r,o ir 20 1''''s '''o' Va '"' '''"
'", ,w' az 'au ns . u.,,, ,,,o,
| WILLIAM SlIAffER, AotlBo !h'sdf, WHO IlVes
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Capt. Bennett yesterday received a dis.
patch from Cambridge, Ohio, asking him 10
be Oh the Lookout Tor horso ,hieyes, and civ.
Ing Il descriptions OF three valuable horses
TINT had been stolen. One was dark gray
weighing about !, 400 pounds, another a dap
pie gray. and the third very light gray.
The Cambridge Time, Of yesterday gives the
following account OF the theft: a.a
George Hanna has had the Morton stables,
betwsep Seventh and Eighth street,, rent al
for some time aud hrs lad 1t almos. con.
SANITY occupied. Yesterday Hanna bought
two gray horsts from REGARD Doyce, OF
Norttield, for SiC0. He had sold the same
horses to Boyce in the winter. Thcy we're
pu. In tho Morton stable and hHl.ercd. This
morning about five o'clock a car loud Of
horses came to Hanna from the west, mud on
taking them up to the stable the doors were
found wide open and The two Boyce horses
and another gray gone. The HIRb!ts had
been op ned, the ha!teIs united aud The
horses taksr, between miduigh. and fou,
| n'ntnrk ~
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:, WH;rx Kid Opera Gloves at CSC at J. W.
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Since the Cincinnati r,ois repoG!u come from
many places In Ohio and other near by B,a,ey
that there has been IN iriiuz ;cf an element
supposed to hayo had hEn,! In that terrible
stair. The PasSershu!g Sta:t Journal Is Ia.
tpsmed by Capt. M.han, the Parke,yburp
Chief OF Police, that each early motnl- IS
train from Cincinnati brings ina cargo OF liz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to- cTEey- are-weil dressed
and seemingly have, no settled destination,
their only dsRire being to get awsy from Gin.
ci;uN,i. Tbs Pa,ks,sourg police have az.
!eated some Of them and lodged them In jail
ss ''vsgs." The Journal warns parties In The
peisons, md the same advice might be- given
10 this people OF this city. Many suspicious
persona have oi late been seen on the streets
Of this city alter dark. They may not be
from Cincinnati, but /. woult dc. to watch
Them -1 sasatr.st 't.gaIIr 81 -
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BLAINE DELEGATES
BY vasAva REPUBLICANS
To Represent that County Ia State asd District
: sations-Bislns ADD Llrcolu their Choie',
bat tho Nominee Of the 'Ctleaso Convst.
tion Can Count on Their support. !

The Republicans o! up,hur cousty met at
Buckhannon on Monday las! Tor the purpose
OF appointing delegates 10 the Mariinsburg
State Convention and the Third District Con.
yeution, 10 be held at Charleston, each for
the purpose OF selecting delegated to the
National Convention to be held ut Chicago.
Tho Buckhhnnon Delta kindly sends full
report OF tho proceedings. A Committee on
Resolutions was pppolnled which PREPARED.
the following, which we're Edopted:
WuKREAs, The National Republican party
which bus controlled tho Executive depart.
ipent Of our Government for almost q1artcr
OF century, and during the greater porto
Of that time has also had control OF the I.epis.
latiye department and has 30 managed the
affairs Of our Government as to maintain In.
tact the integrity OF our Union, III giving to
us the best aud safest currency We ever had
in our National history, In gradually but
surely pating oil tho National deb. and IN
protecting American industries anu labor,
therefore N 0..,
Resolved, That tho National Republican
pasiy sui merits our confidence and support,
and We hereby pledge our earnest efforts tc
continns said party In power.
AtNeVfsft Ahob W. WAL glyb WI uthsky eup'
port to tho nominees OF the Republican Ma.
tionHl Convention which will meet In the
CITY OF Chicago on the Sd day OF June next,
being satisfied that the delegates OF that coz.
vention will make wise aud sale choice.
ReSolred, That James G. Blaine, OF the State
OF Maine, Is our choice for tho Presidential
nominee, and Robert Lincoln, the sou OF the
Maftyr-President, Is our choice ns the NOM.
inee for Vice President
Three delegates from each district In the
county were appointed to the Charleston
convention which Is to be held on The I'D
together with six delegates from the county
at large, md Judge J. II. Brown, II. G. Mo.
Whorter, A. 4. Gibbons and G. W. Patton
were appointed as proxies at the convention
With Instructions for Blaine and Lincoln.
A liks number Of delegates wero appoint
Cd to the Martinsburg convention aud eacl
was authorized to uppoint an alternate pro
yided he could no. attend the Martlnsburg
convention. .
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May nus,c fes,i;a,utpi,txaur,.,,

The Festival coming OF on May IS. il and
18th In tho Fifth Ayerus Music Hall, Pitts.
burgh, promises to he the sren,est musical
sveut In tho h.story & The snaty City. The
principal artists will DO tie prre. Wsener
Eoloists, N"teraa, seGria and Winkeln,aar,
direct from vionua; s. saaM Oh;is:ipe Nils:
son. Eemmer;z, Feed, Tuch and 4 nnmbe.oi
others. Theodore ThomEs' entire orchestra
will take the Instrumental paris, .xnl tho
Pittsburgh Musical Ua:oa will tcYnish {
chorus OF 400 voitcs. Mr.. T. P. Young,
Manager Of ihs Festival, was here yesterday
and appointed +. W. Baumer agent here
10. tbs tne cf rs rived Bsh,s 10 any OF the
coucsrS. The sale Ct SEASON tickets com:
mences Apr! lYth and aiugls ticksis will be
sold on and after May !. e-rl,T.,
Thu railroads will soil round trip excu,-
sion tickets to > Il holders Of Festival tickets.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK
w Que that en- come we'll rcco,nm,,sn',,
Apply 10 JOHN F. wELrY, lOi6 and ltSs WG,i W.
EE.tA
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CAM, rrluco uud the she.in,lty.

A well known Republican hailed an INTEL.
LIGEwcER reporter yesterday, and sue: r
Look here; why don't sou show up the
design and effect Of Capt PtiGcs's action as
ono Of the County COMMISSIONER, in'yotine
to appropriate the ci'y II taxes for the bsnefii
OF the country distric,s?'
What wsa tic desiSu. aud what the Ell
fect?' .'5' n
"Capt. Prince was probably thu leading
Republican aspirant for tho ShariHalty. bl!i
his vote killed him. He has possibly strength.
ened himself in tho country, ss he intended
but tho city tax.payc'G E0n'. touch him with
Il forty foot poll; and the county can,
make MIN Sheriff, as he will find out t, hiE
sorrow later. It's a plain csse OF political
(e'O de ycn r--
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NEw FORK, April Mooney market easy a
lEa2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4a5S pet
ecIt. sterling Exchange bsutels' bills lfm ~
81 IS; demand 81 Sgt4. ~. ~ -"
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Ft{E DAILY MARK El's,
The Financial World.

The Financial World. gE
NEw FORK, April Mooney market easy Al
iHa2 percent. rrime mercantile paper, Aa5S pet
81 IS; demand 81 Sg,4. %. .lF.> - II.
GoyEaSHBNrs-firm. ;et
T. 9. s. now ls.. 1881
U. 8. iSs, couronE. Ills. ....-
RAILWAY BoSDs-fitm. -s
STATE SECuEITIEs-M0r2 active Tenncgsea Com
nio:nlS9 sold al ~, AikHnsassixes, Pine L IN sue
10. and North Carolina iouss 1T 81.
Pacidc e. Of Y5.,......le9 Tex. psc land gss. 5l5
Central Pacific h:As.li4 do Hio Graide DIV. RI
ihIS SiEcS..lt6n g. +. G IaSa d hssIls
Louisiana consols...- 75h U. P sinking fund. lii
Missouri Gs....-.."-..lcG Virginia Gs.......... ~
81. ,Josepa.....".".".llU Virginia Consols, ex-
8. T. q y. Z. hfSu..-ll7 tn mat coupons. 4Ol
tennessee olu....... iSHlVirstplR delcrreL
tennessee Is. new" l2,n 'Eatra Interest.
sToGHS-SpeculatlOn NJ the Stock Exchange
opened dnil bat very firm. II the fat niteH,
minutes q blsinefs the le di:c shares advanced X
70 :. per ccat. unlon patita showed the creates
Improvement. Before midday reaction sci III aud
The market continued weak until the close Ges,
the close Ccalra Pacii: .nliied * lc,ceni 10 ,GN
aud the remainder itha list Shove u tract !ola
recovery. CoEpareu win yesterdays llotnC
plies are Nnh peicent lower. IT Wayne touched
1914 nn1 'relced II pe'c nt cleveland d Plus
huiHh rose 10 IA, New YorS, Llcsgwk,,nn 4
western percent aad 81. Louis / San Fra.ciscC
| inst preielIed ~ percent y
IN. Governing Committee q tho S ock Exchange
listed .2'a Oto Of general mortgage bonds Of Tic
nuill!o. New York Il Philadelphia: 81 $50 0 first
Mor,ssge Illinois disi.ion. y percent th;..y.yGd,
bonds Central Iowa; sSi7.0U. second Issue i pel,
cent linking fund, secured b, bonds Of The tchi
500, T9reka Il stpt. FL $1,000 general moi lragr
eongul percent f!y.leAt no bouIs Of the Cievs
lana, Columbus, ciuc!Lnatl d indianapolis. $500.
w collateral trust. pe:ccat bouds OF The Unio;.
r4cihc Company; $4,30l0yU. Oregon Short Line,
h'st mortgage bonds. lad si.0D.cC0 OF the s,Ccl:
Brokers' & Merchants Telegraph Company o,cra.
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AIoEg the choice selections for tie Social
to:aigh! at the Fourth Street, NJ L. Cnurch,
are so!os-fy ME-. Ida Martin and MiAe Ella
LAWS, 1uariet,a by ieniale yoicip' il cafnri
.olo by Nj. Gilligau, With piano accolpphp;.
ment by afiss AsIlb, a recitation by M,
Charlie OFT, and i vocal agott, With cosnef
and piano accompaniment, by MessrR. Bul.
lard and Mason.
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"ANTED--LADlES AND YOUNG
w Men In city or country distance no 6h,nc.
tom WIN arc out OF employment can hsvG htcssv
WORK a. lhetr own homes MI the year ruuul; wurs
canvafsiyg, Address UNION MIG 20, Rf.tm W.
Mas. D0x 5lDO. ,r,-h
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THAT KICK AT r:1E MISC,
Comment ihDut town on tho DcInG.
49, pa. crRtic Circular.

81 r. crItic Circular. K.
"'Whers in bfZ,s did your paper get thai
circular printed yestorday?' ssked p5om
rent Democrat yesterday. ~ got copy oil
it, with 4 distant postmark, several weeks
ago, and locked It up in the interests Of hat.
aony." ... la5a-t
ut wan Democratic pri,na tacie," said ar
o. her, "bnt who tho deuce wroei!? That's
%hst bothers me-"
well. I'll tell you, gentlemen" said q
@ OFT y r;std{ a '' snt sas l. s Sssstss
credit.n
Gosh, but that was s.irsar on the ring
and the Register, tina: Hot Shot OF youis
yesterday! said Gwell.known Democratic at.
:ornoy. II heard OF the pamphlet several
days ago from Democratic source, but
thought 1t was too carefully guarded for you
Eads to gst on 10 t."lL -. {s.s 7t-
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The, Wheeling Business College Of this
place has recently placed two members Of
The apriss graduating class in tho Webster
,yssop Company OF Moundsvllle, one as
;sI,cnoHrsPher anc TITO other as boak.keepsr
Inc ersGuateso: This college are aLle to tske
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CiSClasArI, o, April S.-Llvu hogs quiet; CON-
q 6oa6 40 receipt? 200 head; shipments 100 head.
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OIL CRY, PA. April o.--retroleum opened at
e2tc; highest g3'4c; lowest Dlhc; closed at g?,sc.
salts 3,S0S 00s batrclS CLEARANCE Is yesterday S7s.
oo0 barrels: runs 1862 barrels: shipments 46,tCO
barrels: charters q. lh9 barrels. OIL City OIL tx.
oh n nv, Etnck q sOll n uIknd = -
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Tha Tyler rounty4 !Star OF this week says j:
vol D. D. Jchneon aud Fred Marlin, O.;
this county, and WA. .Wiison anil Wilson
punavy. Of Wheeling, passed through io.n
WedncGGSy, Oh their way to the factory OF
the Long Beach Stsva ard Barrel Company,
ut the Jug Mr.. Wi!eon stated tins. ID eaca
el some minor dttni)s are settled lie will
lesae tue worEs and commsEee tie mauufsc.
tufe OF nail key slaves and heading. He fur,
Their ssys the only drawback IL tho lack OF
tranaportatioD;r that with y narrow gauge
railroad this county would coon ba-onc,of tiia
foremost In the Staff" tsarli ~ ffsi1
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a Nnlkiur Skclcton,

Mir. E. springer, Of Meohanicsburc, Pa,
writes: u va, afflicted with lung teyer and
abssesa on'lYngs, and reduced To- walking
skeleton. Got q free trial bottle OF d.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
MS so much good that bought dolla. BOZ.
tie. ! t,er using three bottles, found mysolf
once more q man, completely restored 10
health. With hearty appe;ite, and a Kain in
Hash OF iS lbs. Call Mt Logan & Co.'S Drug
store md sot q 10, trial bottle Of this certain
cure for all Lung Dseasts. Large bottles
81 90. :gr-fiis 1'ssg ~ uwrIw -
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5"Incif,iny usefnI Mud Valuable IN ,ranj

We to-day received from J. Il. 4 .ilin &
Co., the rroprielors Ct Simmons Liver RaG:;
nlator and Deshys Prophylsctic Flaid, a copy
Of THE Peoples Regulator IA pocket con-.
ranioN ureful for everybody, man, woman
and child, and We hope all our readers will
get copy, as they will find It valuable In
mary ways. They mail II to any ono send.
ing them their address, : ~. -
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Aasm Faupel was called 10 Cumberland,
Md. yesterday, by the serious illness Of hi
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RicEs LANDING, Pa, April 9.--River
teeI 7 inches and falling; weather cloudy
thermometer age T. =
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Martins FGrry Mutfprs.

q number Of persons vent down 10 "Pa.l.
diss'' LOST night a. tha Opera House. =.
Mavor Aitchall's msjori,y was 400 instead
OF 500. es reported in yesterdays pspsr,
David Paxton. an employs ri the Leusalin
mill, ia cit duty OIL ACCOUNT Of sickness.
I Miss Lave Miller, manager OF tue Central
Telephone sxhhnge, Is still seriously iii.
inc. ,rhompson has accepted position with
W.. Kinney. aaa will 60 10 the coke regions
at Dunbar, Pa, next Monday. J.
William Craig was btf IRE tho Mayor yeetar,
fay charged With lis5rderly ,o;,duot, 10,
which he was charged three dollors and COST.
An adjourned meeting of Council will be
held Tonight 10 further consider the Water
Works prcjsct. Let tho. members I'LL be on
hand. =. = - 80
q Arrangements aEo in uourss OF progress
vhichwl!l start the Union Glaas company
up aga'a, which, 1t 10 hoped, may DO consuni.
mated, as these Sorka give employment 10 u
nuraber Of citlzns. s'--- ~ ,9.E'i Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

Wick Others are saEsring drop q word Of
kindness and sympathy II they are 50 i!sr.
irg from cold, eiys1hem Or. Bulls Cough
Syrur;a few doses Of this valuable remedy
will sGord instant relief, md twenty. liyo
cent bottle will cure the xors.. couch. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-10

Ftov Ers, Eyersreens, Fruit Trssa, Grapc.
vines, Small Fruits. ,etc. White to lis II you
want 70 plant any this spring. a-.-.-f. =
~ &C. otcAR WElGrr,
a.. Mountsville, w. Va.