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Hctea About liestentnOoats. Bank Brief
and a%'slezrapi,fc7 Reports.
The river fell q few inches yesterday. The
marks last evening indicated o depth in the
channel as nearly as could be estimated, OF
about 9 fest4 inches.
The St. Lawrence, will leave Cincinnati
this evening fox this port and Pittsburgh.
Shippers should send ordory BY telegraph
early this morning.
The Andes got In last night about ! O'Clock
with a FUR trip. She will leave this after.
noon OF 8 O'clock sharp on her return trip.
The Andes ia co vol known TO the travelling
public that words OF commendation are al.
most unnecessary. She Is a splendid stern.
wheeler, runs very steady, is admirably
differed and has ample facilities for both
passengers and shippers.
The season has shout arrived for e1cur.
sions on the river. There Is not a p!easanter
experience to be had than 4 summer trim on
the Ohio, on a nice big boat. The Andes e1-
cursion parties ore always highly enjoyable at
fairs, and the one to the Cincinnati May Must
cal Festival nextmonth will be up to the usr.
al standard. Capt. Charlie Muhleman Is put
ling forth extra e1ertiona to mako 1t a pless-
ant one. The Opera House band has been
engaged.
PARKER, Pa, April 2s.-Rivar . ieet and
falling; weather clear and warm.
PI17sBunan, April Electromagnetic river
8 feet 10 inchea and fisiAg; clear and pleas
ant.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April sS:.-Riyer 7 feet
! inch and stationary; weather clear; Their.
mometer 760.
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, April os.--Riyer 0
feet 10 inches and felliag; weather clear;
Thermometer 720.
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SteubenvllIe.

The second gas well at the Jeffsrton Iron
works is down about 500 feet. 'ra
Sunday Bishop Bedell administered the
rite Of confirmation, ut St. Paul's church, to
twenty.four penons.
At the Congregational churca Sunday
morning, Rsv. W. +. Blackmln, the pastor,
preached a sermon on the sutject: lis the
soul immortal, and does eternal punishment
last forever He took the position that the
soul Is not naturally nor necessarily immor.
tai, ind that such doctrine is not taught in
Scripture, hu! rather tie contrary; that eter-
nal life is the rift OF God to the good, through
Christ ; and that the wicked. after death,
su.vivs in WOO and a state OF punishment
until the general Judgment, when they, with
all else that ia evil, shall bs e1tsrninated.
Mr.. Blackman referred to a large number OF
authorities as sustaining his position, and
said he had arrived at these conclusions after
studying the question for the lest ssvsn
yanrl. rr.- ". |I.. HHr 49,
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NJ. E. Church General Conference.

Arrangements have been made by the Fl.
Wayne and Panhandle railroads, for the
transportation Of ministers Of the NJ. Il.
church and members Of their families, to
Philadelphia, to tho General Conferences TO
DO hold in May. Parties going to the Confer
ence should procure blank certificates from
A.. ]. kynatt, No. 10i6 Arch street, Philadcl-
phia, and ticket agents selling them their
tickota to Philadelphia will certify to the
snmc, by filling up and countersIgning the
blank certificates. Upon pr%esantaiion OF the
certificate TO the railroad representative, who
will be In attendance Of the conference, an
order will be furnished for continuous pass.
age ticket from Philadelphia home, at one.
fourth the rcgulor rate. This concession in
rates will apply to all points on the lines op-
Grated by the Pennsylyania Company, Pam
handle route and Vandslis line.
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MATTERS
Before the Council Committees on Ordf.
unceS md Hall sGgdH.

Before the Council committees on Ordf-
unceS II I%:ellr0gdH.
The Council committees on Railroads and
Ordinances met jointly at tho City Building
last evening. for the purpose Of considering
the petition Of the P, W,&Ky. and the Ohio
| River roads for additional track room and
depot facilities in this city, which With
the other papers in this matter,
all of which afa familiar to tao
cublic;- Eere referred by the First
Brscch to tSsse eonmitteca for. report rs to
whatit was best Tor Council 10 do 10 gren!ing
the SAME. Col. Wilkinson HSa chosen to
preside and Msssrs. @. o. Saith, Hsppy,
Work, List, Miller, Hall, Dingell and Peter
con were preseut. There were aleo on band,
Nj. All. Caldwell, attorney for the Board OF
Public Works: Mr.. z. G. Barr, attorney for
the p, ". u Ky; Ar. W.. II. Hesrne,
for tho Wkeei.urr& Harrisburg; Oh: White,
attorney for the OhiS River road. and Pres;.
dent Q. D.. Hubbard, OF the Pitts-
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky. The pc
tition OF tho roada was fist reaI., and
then the sSresnent between them, also the
supplemental agreement, than the ordinance
prepared by the roads, and then that peculiar
report Of the Board Of Public Works,
MulCu IN 2eeahy pAeeclho tnc Cln1Aln
end obj sctions OF the Wheeling &
Harrisburg road, suggesting certain
changes and notifications TO hahiade 10 the
ordinance. The map prepared by the roads
showing the advantages asked for and the
map prepared by the Board showing the lc.
cation OF the new depot and tracks as 1t AID
the Wheeling & Harrisburg roRd desires
them, were spread out and viewed, aud n
general talk iudulged in. The lawyersa all had
something to say about the claims OF their
respective rosds and numerous questions
were nsked-o Of them and answered. The
joint committee lually decided TO adjourn
till Friday at 2 r. N. and then meet ut the P.
". & Ky. freight house and look over the
ground. I! al.o decided to have no lawyera
or engineers present. It assured all The
roads that provided any changes wcrc dc.
cided on. their eugtneerB should DO notified
Of the proposed change and o chance allowed
them 10 be heard.
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Yesterday considerable excitement was
created in tho Eighth ward by the crying Of
u woman on the street. Upon inquiry her
name was found 10 be Mrs. John Seamon, OF
Bellaire, O., and che claimed that some OF her
relations In the city had kidnapped her
child, Officer Carl took the matter III charge
aud found the child at its grandmo.her's on
Eoaf street, just below Th!r.y.seyenth. Mrs.
far Sid not not Know how to take a,I caro- Of u. eb iiain.
and as evidence showed the officer tho back
OF the little child all ucarred and striped with
blows. Tho iathcr camo In about this time
and said be would like to take his child back
with him aud promlsed 10 SEQ that better
care was taken OF it The officer left the
family together, telling them they must set.
tie II "a they thought best.
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CLERKS OFF;cE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ONO CouSry
WHEELING. W. Va, April Il, 1881.
Sealed Proposals for work to be dore m tbc M.
lowing county roads during tho current yesr viii
be received at this otllcc until VS.
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EX.GOv. MATTHEW'S DYING,
Inttlligcncc OF His Condi
ton Last Night, '.

U%nfav0lAblx InttlliKcnc c. OF His Condi.
ton Las Night.
A private telegram received last evening
by Secretary OF State Stslnaksr from Mr..
Alex Matthews, Of Lswisburg, brother OF e1.
Gov. Henry Mason Matthews, Of the same
place, conveys the sad intelligence that the
Ex-Governor was sinking rapidly last even-
ing, and there Was no hope entertained OF his
recovery. As announced in yesterdays In
rgLLlaENcEE, Mr.. Matthew'S ailnent is
erysipslas. and he has been seriously i'll for
several days.
Ex-Gov. Matthews was born in Greeubrler
county in 1884, and Is therefore In his fttleth
year. He WAS prepared for college at the
Lewisbnrg Academy, aud afterwards Gradu.
atea at the University Of Virginia, and COM
menced the practice OF law in his native
county in 1857. He was for several yeara q
professor in Allegheny College, aud during
the wnr held u commission as Major OF artil-
lery in the Confederate army. AT the close
OF the war he WAS elected to the State Senate,
but could not take his seat, being unable to
take the test cath. He was a member OF the
Constitutional Convention Of 1871, and was
elected Attorney General in 1879. He was
elected Governor In. 1876 by a majority OF
IL. 900 over Gen. n. GOT, jr. He was a candi-
date for the U. s. Senate in 1881, but was de-
faated by Hon. J.. n. Camden, and again In
1883, when Mr.. Mr.. Kenna was his successful
opponent.
Gov. Matthews 10 a popular man, and tho
news OF his impending death will cause GER
aral regret among bis acquaintance in Ill
parties.
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The following shows the range Of the thor
monleter, as observed at schnspfadrug store,
Opera. House, yesterday:
1883 cutie 1881
IA. Il, II X. Sr. \. 7 p. NJ II An. 70 y, 5 FIX, ". n.
Sc q II S9 Is 81 IS n II
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Stolen Sheen.

Tho Bellairo Independent Of last evening
ssys: 'ThiIty.hye head OF fat sheep were
stolen from the field of Mr.. James MoNiece,
near Key, in this county. They wore driven
10 the river at Moundsville aud shipped TO
Wheeling, where about half OF them were
found In the possession OF parties who hud
purchased them from the Thieves. The ott.
ers had been slaughtered. There have been
no Arresta."
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following transfers OF real estate:
Deed made April q, by Mary L. Barnhardt
to LaRrsnca BarDhardt, in confederation OF
81, GOO, for the south hail OF 10; 8 in square 10,
In the Caldwell addition.
Deed made March Is. by Francis =. Philips
and Thomas P. Philips, her husband. Of Ma
peryille,. Ills to ]. L. Stroehiine, in cousid.
Grafton Of 81. 500, for twenty-five acres OF land,
formerly part Of the Waddiugton farm, in
RichlandI district. .
! Deed made April Is, by John f Clstor and
wife to Thomau II. Clark. In consideration OF
5000, for lot In ,Quase Z, on the cast, side OF
McColloch street aud in Churclhi!rs addi-
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HOl FOR MOUNDSVILLE.
DELEGATES 70 THE CONVENTION
10 tho City Ea.routs 10 aoundsvllls- Pro'p,cis
Of \ Good.sIx,d Convention Of Representa-.
tive BtppablIcans-Soms Of Those Who
are liars aud the Talk among THIN.

Delegates 10 the First Congressional dis.
triot Republican Convention at Moundsvllle
to-day, began 10 arrive in tho city last even.
Ing, making the journey by easy stages. A
score or 80 OF the delegates outside Of tho,s
from Ohio county, were in Wheeling over
night, qusrtered at tho various hotels, and
will 20 down to Marshall county's metropolis
with the Ohio county delegates on the B. &
0. train al S:35 this morning.
Arrangements have been made by which
persons purchasing tickets 10 Marlinsburg
and return will be allowed to stop oil at
Moundsville 10 attend tbs District conven.
ton. The fare to Martlnaburg 10 I'll 10, aud
the d. Il O. Company has very accommoda.
tingly made the arrangement allowing dele.
gates TO take in both conventions on the
same ticket. 8d'NNrgI G.l
THE DELEGATES.
Ohio county's thirty.eight delegates will
nearly all 20 10 the convention In person. In
addition 10 these the following prominent
Republicans were among those In the city
last night from other counties: +. II. Emith
aud l.. o. Smith, OF Hancock county; Col. Q.
n. Boaii and J. +. F~roahwa,er, OF Brooke
county; L. M. Wade, Of BraIton county, who
hulds also the proxy Of one or two other
counties in case none OF the delegates from
those counties attend tho convention; A. @.
Moore, james II. Taylor, +. A. Smith and
NJ. G. Holmes, OF Harrison county; Dr.. NJ. 8.
Holt, OF Lewis county.
The n,Sjority Of tho visiting delegates are
Treported Blaine men. Mr.. Wade Is All avow.
ed Arthur man. AS the delegates arrived
last evening they were Accostcd by iriendso OF
the present administration, who were busy
all evening talking with tho visitors.
II CONVENTION.
The convention will meet In the Marshall
county Court House, In Mouadsyills
at i o'clock this afternoon. Colonel
Hugh Sterling, Of this city, chairman Of the
Congressional Committee, will call tho meet:
ing to order, and nominate the temporary
chairman. Col Sterling was asked last even.
Ing II the temporary presiding officer had
been selected, and answered that one had
been chosen, but as he might possibly not be
in attendance on the convention lie declined
to name him.
The convention Is called for tho purpose OF
eleoting two delegates to representdttpa dis.
trict in the National Republican C~dlgShtion
which meets at Chicago June Sd. ~ihfttle
other business will clam its attention, and
the delegates will leave on the CUSHIONED
evening train for Martinsburg. A sleeping
CAT has been attached 10 the iiain for their
especial accommodation, and will beswitched
oil at MHrtinsburg, and remain there until
the delegates arc ready to return.
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Dry Goods.
BAKING POWDER.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April 2s.-colton stoidy Al
firm: miiulIng llssC, r. 0.u
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susnuRr, Pa, April es.-Engines left
here early this morning Tor the scene Of a
supposed incendiary fra ut Leling's Grove,
which OF last adv!ces threatened to deatroy
the village. The fire alarm wires were cut
simultaneously with the breaking out Of
the fire Just before midnight. The lames
were first discovered in Schcch 4 Bros.
warehouses, and communicating to other
buildings speedily destroyed property to
the value Of $50, 900. Families resident on
Market street have IT moved their house.
hold effects, and tho people are panic
stricken. An attempt TO burn the town
has been made twice before.
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JoHs RoEMEE, Agent.

THAT HACKING CouaH can be so Quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We g%usrauteeit Il.
Will YOU euryrE with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shiloh's Vita!izer is guaranteed
10 cure you. H7r,T
sLEErLEsa NIeRrs, made miserable by that
terrible congh. shiloh'a Care Is the remedy
for you. TI'',
CArARnH CuREp, health and swce. breath
secured by shileh'a Casarrh Remedy. Prizes
60osnts. Nasal injector free.
For sale by McLaae Bros. and a. T.: Young.
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Tar Turner'S OF this city have arranged
with the P. @. & St. L. Railway for an er
cursion to Steubenyille< Monday, May S, to
attend the tenth anniversary OF the Turner'S
at that placs. Tho Opera Houue brass band
will accompany them. iTralu will l.aye at
AL Pm, returning by special train at ] a. NJ.
Fare for round trip ST.. Tickets good return.
ing following day. On sale al j. Nunge,
Market tquare; Jos Young, 142O Market
street; R. Henry, at s%eabrigtt's store; G..
Blum, t2lSS Main %a'reet; H. L. Loos & Bro,
Market strcot; Joe Lohse, Market street; Eed
Yaegle and 9. schambra, Main street; Phil.
H. kuehler,. Chapline street.
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The Baltimore & Ohio depot building at
Coon leland, between this place and Little
Washington, near the latter place, burned
down Saturday evening, the IRE originating
from a passing engine. Nearly 1900 worth
Of bsled hay, ready fer shipment, WAS de-
atroyed. The loss will amount 10 several
HUNDRED dollars. The residences Of Squire
Frazier and the store buildings OF J. X. Por.
ter aud Il n. Dunlap narrowly escaped de-
s.ruciiou,
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!. NKw YORK. April2s-Money market easy At lka7
percent, closed al percent. Primo mercantile
paper iAbS percent. Sterling Exchange bsnkeih'
6ills STEADY at u s7l; demand 81 S9x.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

apes No. 1905 Marktt st., whc.)ir
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OVER TaIE RIVER.
The Important Happenings md Evea:.
Iu Ohio Towns.

The ImpostRnt Happenings md Events
OK. In Ohio Towns.
Cards are out for a brilliant wedding next
week.
The Bridgeport Police Court had 1--WE cases
of drunk and disorderly before it yesterday.
Dr. B. 0. Williams, of Martins Ferry, Is
visiting his old home at New Msrtinsville,
". Va. AZ
Miss Amanda Miller, Of Martins Ferry, is
confined toher roams With symptoms OF ma
larial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Clark, OF Miugo juno
ton. who were in Msrtin's Ferry visiting,
left last Saturday. {,
Mr.. Joel Wood, one OF Martins Ferry's
most prominent c~itizsns, is lying very low
with heart diaeIse.
Danial' Cartis, Of Martins Ferry, who has
been .conired to his residence since January
l, was out yesterday.
Minnie, the young daughter OF Henry
Roehnlne, who has been very low with lung
fever, ia conyalescent.
James Russell, .ot Bridgeport, was bound
over 10 Court yesterday for basterdy OH com,
plaint OF Mrs. Adams.
Two colored dudes managed to dunn them
selyeg oyer q bank at West Wheeling yester-
day morning csrly. The wreck was enough
to nsralyzs a rich msn's pocket book.
Mrs. Caroline Stanton, wife of John Stan.
ton, died on Sunday morning after a linger.
ing Illness, OF consumption, and was buried
ut Walnut Grove cemetery yesterday.
Saturday night and Sunday were the quiet
est days Martins Ferry has had for 4 long
time. Only one arrest was made. Crowds
were out walking Sunday aud tho churches
were we'll filed.
An exciting event has been Settled on in
Bridgeport. : In two weeks Fred Ne!ninger
will trot B~riedenstein's sorrel against Col.
John Hills roanS'Charlsy," for $50 q side.
Tho race is tooEed to take place on the
Island fair grounds and promises to be. ono Of
the features OF the season.. 19Sf "a 4t'lsfslHt
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Missionaries Coming Homo.

Raw. J.. L Scott and his wife, nee Miss En-
ms Moore, arrived In San Francisco on last
Saturday from Singapore, India, where they
have been stationed as missionaries for q
number OF yeard past. They will be east in
q few days TO visit friends in this city and
vicinity, Mr.. gcott and big wife ore we'll
at leaHt By representation, to all
people OF all denominations in
Wheeling and the surrounding country, and
they will receive a wa!m welcome upon their
arrival Ut theif old homo.
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THE DAILY MARKETS..
Tho I%InMnGinl World.

/. NKw York. April q. Money market easy At lh,a2
percent, closed al 2s2k percent. Primo 1actcauule
paper tAbE percent. Sterling Exchange bsnkeih'
bills steady at u s7s4; demand 81 s9x.
GovEBNxEaTs-Firm.
VI ss..............-.lW54lu s.. now 4a..... a.... 1885
u.S as, cOupons. ..lSHl fMT=H W au'7s7r
RAILWAY RoNps-weAk and lower: Denver & Rio
Grandc first broke 5 points 10 IS. Texas Pacific fell
of 10 Is and do Incomes 10 NJ; Denver cousols
offered at Gs9t. '11 r-T.
STATE sEcuatriEs-s,c,dy. Tennessee eompro.
mise sold nti7si and do mixed at ". =
Pacific O. Of .,e5.:"...i22 Tex. Pne. land gr''A. t4ss
S e9in .Sld psfiio ans. w H. + ! 10 So GsSnd H. DIV. e
Iehish d WiiEcs..-lo6, ID. i. Land dnus..i0s
Louiiiann conSols..- .77klu. 7. sinking faud. -llS
Missouri ,Ga...........!o0 lviryinia ts....-."m. ~
T. g. + :o Z !. &. iTG...-ii st IN mat sS soSpon ss. 4ox
Tsnne%eS e.. ncw... Is 'Esirs Interest. y
2 srocxs-Specula,Ion Oh the Stock Exchange wm
weak and depressed. Al the opening there was ai
Sdxsi,T so 81 t !. 81 Z PSS ISsUn ! n Tm 's''S5 aisias n VAL
exceptionally heavy, opening " percent lower nj
10 and declining 70 ioN. iioal shares, Southwest.
crn. Granger and Western Union were the weakest,
Near tho close there WAS u rally OF a 10 Y per.
cent In the general list, and W prtcent III New
Jersey Central, The failure of0wens 4 Mercer
was do 10 customers not responding 10 the cali for
margins. Thu Chairman Of the stock Exchange
81 ted out 2,0J0 shares Of stOck for theie account,
There was a brsk demand for horkwipg purposes,
aud New Jersey Central lieut. at l.l6AH percent for
use. New York Central, Recalling. Northern Pacific
preferred and Msuitobi, At l.Gi percent, and LACK.
awann, st. Paul. Iato Sho.c and Northwestern Il At,
%.'sellcr 10" options put out In Jeney Central at 7ia
n. when prices III the regular way were 1tLa77A.
COmpaied with Saturdays closing. prices wGfe
down ku?A percent, thclatter New jersey Genital,
Among the inactive shares Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati i indIsnssolls dtcliaei 4 percent 10
bSx; Chesapeake & Ohio, l percent TO 10; Illinois
Central. IN pe,centt0 l96S; Indiana, bloomington
4 Western. / potent to Is; mRnhaitAu D.ach, ~
percent 10 20; Lake Shore q Western preferred, j
percent to 81; Erie preferred, 8 percent 10 ~; Ole.
gon Improvement, 2Is percent to 2Oa2i; OteSou
NavlsatlonfiH percent to Il: Richmond 4 Al.o.
gheny. u peicciit to 8; Manitoba, y; percent 10
G4, aud 81. Lotus " San Fmncisco pIinrcd III
percent 70 s9A Spring Mountain Goal rtsc / pei.
cont to so. a1I.rN p"r ,EfarF'm 7IT
Transactions i;i, C0J sharcs,
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RlcE's LANDING, Pa, April os.--Riyer 0
feet 10 inches and felllog; weather clear;
Thermometer 100.
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10000 More,

Headquarters for Wall Papers, CARPETS,
on Cloths, Window Blinds, &C., DO. Sill
they come and must be cold. Retail and
Wholesale at manufacturers prices Tor cash.
Gall soon Il you wish 10 save money at Nos.
20l9 and 202l Main uireet.
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TUESDAY, Goth INST, AT1OA.M.

W ASSClNCu ~ tulb OulCc uuIl
TUESDAY, Goth INST, AT 10 A. N,
Battle Fun Roaf-EscavatIon 900 cutic yards;
!. sGySs, III IN n,t kfoa d E'adc'phla dIs.rlc,-Naa..
Boggs' Hill koud. I!chland District 900 cub,o
yards excavation, and 10 cubic yards masonry.
Chapel Run boEd- M~acadsmIzing liOcubIc yarls
Dixon's Run Road, Liberty dis!l!ct-Gisd!ss
u; c. II p: Road. LIST div.-Br. masonry 100 cubic
yards, grading l,ooo cubic yards, mncadnnizlns SO
q. {. aP: po,l, I'd diy.-Gmdins aocubic yard.
yards.
Glen's Run and Cherry Hi Road-cnllus go
cnblc yeIds, masonry Is cubic yards, mlcadamiz.us
800 cubic ya,tS.
kely's Earn ard Dement, Ccmetcry Road. Eica.
land MISUNDERSTANDING l6o cubic ya:is.
Meeting Housc Hill Observation-Disclosures 40
cubic yards.
Middle Wheeling Creek Upper End-Manl.ml.
zlng 100 cubic yards.
Middle Wheeling Creek, Lover End-Macsdanl.
z!rg 30 cubic yaids,
McGraw's Hun K~Csd-Gradlng 800 cubic yard,
masonry 10 crbic SaSds. understanding go cubic
petcrs' Run Road Philadelphia l~stslci-Xa1d.
anizing $50 cubic yards.
P..tcs' Run Road, R!Ghland district Grading 100
cubic yat1,s, Inn'only 20 cubic yards
rehlnhula d-MAchda:ntzin ECO cubic yards.
2 TNlNCE Esuuu, lAt F,-MhEIUunlLllp IN rUhIf
yards. Nv '"o''
River Road, ID Observation-Disclosures 81 culic
yards, grading 500 cubic yards, mpsoury 70 cubic
yards.
Rice and Cas,leruan's Run Road-Gradinr s.no
cubic yards, masonry 60 cubic yaris. WV
Roney's Point 10 s. & Il. Road-MacadsmbInyla
cubic ynr.s.
Reilly aud DclGplaia,s Rosd-GudIrr $50 ocub,c
yards, masonry so cubic yards. -,
Short Greek, North Notwithstanding $50 Gu.
bic yards !. i'1
Short Creek. South Observation-Disclosures 30 GU.
bic wards, masonry 10 cubic Yards rradjnr In S,,hio
yards.
Short Creek, Main II . Ea c,,lic
yards, masonry 80 cubic yards. NV
bIcyarda.
Wheeling and Bethany Pike. TrisdcInhla dis.
Observation-Disclosures 2IO cubic Yards "4
cubic YARDS, SUPPORT wall 100 erbjc " Vn,hsa
q West Union and RoDey,s FONT soni-Hscad,n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-29

PEorLg who cannot spend the Hssson OF
winds and cold rains In sunny Florida ahould
keep Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup In tho house.
/! Is the bost remedy for colds and coughs
and will relieve sufferers at once.