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HoRRs, pocKuNIRR 8 30.
Pay Day at Bay PlAGs-PrOduclnE some
BSauhfal Ware.

An ISTELLIaRNcRR reporter dropped
into Mesara. Hobbs, BrOCkunier & Co.'S
glass works on Saturday. TWAS pay day,
and as the reporter entered the boys,
packed close in long line and full Of
good humor, were pushing their way up
to the pay window, where Mr.. Brady was
handing out the reward Of toll. Some Of
the men were busy at the hot work Of set
ting new pots, and it seemed to be 4 sort
OF q picnic for them, To the uniniHAted
the wonder was how the old pots could
be gotten out and the new ones set with
out a mishap, Bat everything went
smoothly and the pots were set without
miahap or seeming difficulty,
Some beautiful aud highly artistic ware
10 being produced here, There is q run
on the ornamental coral ware, which 10
being turned out in great perfection OF
form. The delicate tints are very artistic
ally blended to produce the color effects
now 80 much in demand. New lines are
constantly being offered and are meeting
with ready response. The INTELLIGENCE
reporter saw some pressed crystal ware OF
tel from cat glass, 50 perfect is tie imIia.
ton. These goods are sold, Of course, ioE
what they are, and the demand for them
Is large. The sample room Of this factory
Is vsritable fairy land OF form and color,
AS the reporter was leaving, Mr., Hobbs
was moving into handsome new desk Of
ample dimensions and many secret re-
cesses, which awaited him on his arrival
from his southern trip,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the CITY aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. O. D. List will hereafter reside at
Paris, Ky.
Mr'J. @. Devlne leaves tomorrow for
his Dakota farm.
viii Dovener is quite i'll at his home on
North Front street.
Miss Gene Logan Is on an extended
visit to friends in Columbia, &. O.
Miss Hettie List has returned home
from visit 10 friends in Kansas City. q.
Mayor Grub and family have taken
rooms at Mt. Bellevlew Hotel for the
season.
Mr.. Samuel Laughlin Is homo from
Florida, and Mr.. B. NJ, List has returned
from California.
Mrs, Brace, Of Pittsburgh, nee Miss
Lizzie st. Clair, Is visiting her uncle, Rev
DR.. Cunningham.
Mr.. VIII GeotEs has accepted position
as prescription clerk at Pittsburgh, and
left for there Saturday.
Misses Julia and Helen Atkinson, Of
Elm Grove, left last week on an extended
pleasure trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. FAubel, Of the Hotel
Hamilton, Pittsburgh, left for home satur'
day after u short sojourn in the city.
Rev. Dir. Randolph, pastor Of the Fourth
Street NJ. Il. Church, who has been Ill,
was able to occupy his pulpit yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Magic, Of Chicago, who has
large number Of friends In this city, ar.
rived last evening and registered at the
slamm House.
]. w. White, OF Philadelphia, National
Counsellor OF the United American Me-
Chanics, is in the city on business connect
ed with the order.
Burt Hazlstt will DO homo tomorrow
from his college at Columbus, and Frank
Hupp IL spending the vacation Of Wash.
JEFF. College at home.
Mr.. W. Il. Smith, leading merchant
Of UrichBville, was at the Stamm House
Yesterday visiting bis wife, who is here
having her eyes treated by DR.. Slocum.
D. J. Mckee, the Island grocer, left
Saturday for PhilSdAlphia, accompanied
ny lib lhnllys ne VIII ~ lntO Dublnebn
there. A large circle Of friends will regret
his departure.
Mr.. William MCCraCken, OF San Fran.
cisco, brother Of John MCCracken, Of
this city, visited Wheeling last week for
the first time in twepty.thtee years. He
lived here years ago.
Miss EstellG Hirsh, OF Lancaster, Pa,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Horkheimer, for some time, left for home
Saturday, accompanied by Miss DuCkie
Kraus, who win visit her for some
time.
DR.. ]. @. Hupp and wife returned yes.
terlay morning after an absence Of eight
or nine weeks viewing Rocky Mountain
scenery, visiting points Of interest along
the Pacific Coast, and the Placer gold
mines at Dutch Flat, In the Sierra Nevada
Mountains.
Rev. j. B. Reed, OF Fairmont, r. w.
Chambers, the Mt. Pleasant banker, w.
d. Heatn, OF the Cadiz Republican, and
John Hastings, the 1fonton mill man,
were at the Mcclure House Saturday, Mr..
Hastings stopped over on his way home
from Pittsburgh, where he had been In
speeding the work on his patent rolls,
now being manufactured there. He says
the Wellston mill will be making nails In
June.
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MARTENS FERRY,
All Sorts of Local News und GOssIp-A New
Kennedy,

All Sorts of Local News ind GossIp-A Ne,
Remedy. ..a.
The Oxford League meets at the NJ. /
Church this evening, in regular session.
The EpisCopalians are negotiating 10
ground on which they will erect churcl
edihCe.
Mrs. Briceland, motherof William Brice
land, Of the Sherman House, Is seri
ously Ill.
Natural gas and the laying Of the pipe
for 1t affords great deal oil conversation
Just now.
Peter Brown, a mailer, will remove hi
family to Suubuly, Pa, where he has en-
ployment.
A good deal OF sickness, including luni
affections and rheumatism, 10 reported b!
physicians.
A boat club Is to be organized here the
coming summer, books Tor the saml
having already been opened,
Messrs. Frazier and Green's new shot
store building will be completed thi
week. II contains fine store.room.
Three more bicycles will be shipped
here this week, making in oil thirteen
that the town can boast Of. The younj
men are determined TO form bicycle Clul
at an early day.
Amos Robbins, who died at EEnayille
was buried yesterday In the RiveryieH
cemetery. He was an old soldier and wal
laid in his last resting place under the
auspices Of the Grand Army oil the Re
public.
Only one moro week Is left for candi
dates TO get their work in before the cleo
ton. 1t Is said by old residenta that more
interest Ia being manifested this year In
the coming election than has been in pre-,
Ceding ones Tor many years,
The Third ward Republicans placed in
nomination John Tyler and Thomas Mears
for Council, and |. II. Wagner Tor Asses.
sor. Tho election occurs one week from
to-day, and from the number OF tickets In
the field IL promises to be cloaely contest,
ed. 1.-THE Republicans fail TO elect their
Oopnpilmen twill be on account Of q split
In the vote,
There were nominating conventions in
tho three wards OF the town on Saturday
evening last, as follows: The First ward
Independent convention selected James
Miskell and Michael Reilly for Council,
and Jacob Pense for Assessor, The Second
ward Republicans nominated Anderson
Ralston, ST., and William Ellison for Coun-
oil, and John White for Assessor.
The Celebrated Brahma Rheumatic
medicine, manufactured and for sale by
Messrs. j. W. Hubbard and Martin
Thornton, Wheeling, Is being takOn by
some citizens Of Martins Ferry aud Others
In the neighborhood. The medicine,
which Is a purely vegetable compound,
and although recently placed in the
market, Is already working wonderful
cures In cases where the directions are
properly followed. There 10 no quaCkery
about II, and the Ingredients composing
this new Wonder are guaranteed TO be
perfectly harmless. Persons wishing TO
test this wonderful remedy can obtain 1t,
or additional Information regarding It's
qualities, by calling on OF addressing
Martin Thornton, No. 1926 Market street,
Wheeling, West Va. ?
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Logan 4 Co. can always be relied upon,
not only 10 carry in stock the best Of every.
thing, but TO secure the Agency Tor such
articles Is have wsll.knowtl merit, and are
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
pfising, and ever reliable. Haylng secured
The Agency for the celebrated Df. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will cell
Il on positive guarantee. II will surely
cure any and every Affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and TO show our con.
iidsnce, we invite you 10 call and gel a
Trial Bottle Free, MWS6w
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A Consistory Of Scottish Rite Mavona
was organized at Martinsburg last week,
with thirty,three charter members, by
Illustrlous Brother Bayliss, Of Washington,
D. O., and Sovereign Grand Commander
PeCkham, OF Now York, The officers elect
ed were as follows: Commander.in.O Chief,
A. v. Daniels; First Lieutenant Com.
mander, s. v. Yantis, Jr.; Second Lieu.
tenant Commander, Alexander Parks Jr. |
Minister Of State and Grand Orator,
Charles 7. Matthaei Grand Chancellor,
]. s. Boakj Grand Secretary and Keeper
Of the Seals and Archives, W. A. Winters ;
Grand Treasurer, William n. Brown ;
Grand Engineer and Architect, 4, g. Bart
lett Grand Hospitaler, N. y, Campbell;
Grand Master Of Ceremonies, George L,
Showers; Grand Standard Bearer, Isaac
Cannon Grand Sentinel, Thomas KearnB,
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40 nn1n or inisIZHo Dol.

William Rysinger WAS arrested Saturday
as vag. by Officer Stephens. When ar.
raigned before Judge LETTERS, his honor
gave him his choice Of going 10 the hill fol
ninety days or leaving the city for good
the cfty's good. Heleft.
Wendell swanebecker, an employe Of
the Standard mill, run in by Desmond for
disorderly conduct In North Wheeling
Robert johnson, found drunk In Alley I;
Josh Lowery, picked up by Grubler,
drunk on Main street, and Patrick Finn,
alBo drunk on the street and run In by
Grubler, were the inmates Of the lookup
last night,
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The CopSsr. ro.NIsh..

This evening the Camilla Urso Concert
Company will appear at the Opera House,
This company is composed oil Nine. OA'
inilla ufso, violin vittuoso; Miss Alice
May Esty, prlma.donna soprano Mr., .,
TeebuA, primo tenote MI. Augusta
Sautet, the French pianisti Miss JAMIE q.
Savage, reader and elocutionlAti and Mt,
Frederic Luer 10 the director, A most At
ttactive programme, both Tor the cult.
waited and the popular ear, 10 announced.
The sale Of seats 10 In progress at
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TOR nENr

No l53 sey veg e street. 'iOOm, and lI,,S,,
No, ia Seventeenth street. rooms, 500
No sixteenth street, business room, Si10o
No, ll2g EON street, rooms 81 Vi,
No, " North FrOnt AtTeeI, Sls0O
No, l96 Fourteenth street, six rooms sl0m
No, n Eleventh street, three IOOmI, n n
ty.iouTth streets, s. %, IHea
No. 80 Eighteenth street, 1--WE r0on,y SIAN
No. % TWenLySIxth street, buIncsv Snn..
dwelling now occupied rs EalOOn and bo.,i Wy
house. Possession April Rent $50 per s SSW1.
No, 1855 Woods street, four rooms 81 m "Huul'
No n Seventeenth street, three rnNns Vo
No. @l3 Market st, Small House and Siam ;,m
No, 269s Main street, six rooms, 81 O0 '" "'
No, 9lS MoCOlloOh street, six rooms, silBa
business House No. 1877 Main street
Four rooms, No, IS Seventeenth StTcrt slim
Large Store room, No 2l6S Main street 500
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector aud Noar puh,l,
mrO OhlC0. Nh lRi2 Market sibp,f
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AREouIslTIoN ron nE1L,



Informally,
Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff Tow
ner, Of Holmes county, Ohio, arrived in
the city with a rsqulsltion from the Gov
ernor Of Ohio upon the Governor Of this
State for Noah Burt, alias, Nathan A Bell,
who ia now confined in jail here on the
charge Of stealing horse in Holmes coun.
ty, Ohio, on the 10th inst, The officer
came here supposing that all necessary to
bedops had been done, andthatthe fugitive
would be delivered up to him without any
more ado about the matter. Justice
Davis told him that another step had 10
be taken, that he would have to 40 to
Charleston and get warrant from Gov
ernor Wilson before he could release the
fugitive. Towner concluded to take the
advice Of the Justice, and left for Charles.
ton with the requisition papers yesterday
morning. Hewillarriyeat Charleston this
morning, when he will procure hiS,warrant
and return Immediately for the fugitive.
After his arrival In the city Saturday even
ing, Towner went up TO the jail with sew
eral gentlemen to see Bell, and to find out
whether he would 60 with him, but Bell
refused to go, although he was allowed to
see the reQuisition papers, Bell evidently
knows that 1t will not be healthy for him
in Holmes county when he gets there.
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Tho Late NE. rlerpUint.

The wife Of Ex-Governor +. II. Pier
point, who died at Fairmont last week
was born in 1898 In Thompson county, N
7. She graduated at the Washington
Pa, Seminary In 1913. She was married
In 1854 at GloyerBville, N. Y. For her dc
VotioB 70 the interests Of the Union sol
diers during the war Of the rebellion, Mts
Pierpoint was elected an honorary mem
Der Of the Society Of the Army Of Yves
Virginia. hB. X. B. Hayes, wife Of thu
ex.President, 10 the only other lady thu
distinguished.
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sTRUBESvlLLE, o., March 27.-sampgon
Warlleld, colored resident Of this city
died to-day, aged lOl years. He YVES born
in Washington county, Pa, and when a
young man lived in the family OF Ephraim
Blaine, father Of James G. Blaine, and
claims to have nursed the latter when he
was q child. War6eld for many years
has followed the river as cook, but siaCe
1896 has been too old to work.
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nill. smlLh Id llplnlhE tlll tall,

Miss Jennie Smith, the railroad evan.
gelIst, who, II was anticipated, would be
here for about two weeks, In April, and
inaugurate one Of those wonderful re-.
ylyais that she has brought. about At other
places, has changed her plans and will not
be here Until some time In the autumn.
MiAs Smith has arranged to visit and work
In twenty places before going Il. her home
al Mountain Lake Park TO spend the sum.
mef, The fact that she will not visit
Wheeling 10 a great disappointment to
large number who were looking forward
eagerly 10 the good II was hoped would
result from her meetings.
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nuRaLARs an WORK.
They EntOran East Wheeling Residence AM
Mnke Haul.

They EntOran East wheeling Residence and
Make u Haul.
The "cyooks" whose presenCein the city
has been several times alluded to, are
leaving no doubt Of the correctness Of the
reports that a number Of active ones find q
home In Wheeling. The latest burglary
reported was on Saturday night, when
thieves effected an entrance to the Kitchen
OF Mr.. William Roe's residence, on Elgh:
tenth street, by breaking the fastening Of
a shutter, cracking pane Of glass and un-
latChing the sash. Two sets Of silver
spoons, a silver butterdiSh, two table
cloths and some provisions were stolen.
They did not get into any other part otthe
house, probably fearing the family would
hear the noise. Mr.. Roe ia boss at the
Crescent sheet iron works.
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Mr.. A. g. O. Slower, ist. Paul, formerly
Of this city, and Miss Alice Emblem we're
married last evening OF the residence oil
the brides mother on Eighteenth street
by Rev. r. Rush swope, rector Of st,
Mathews church. The ceremony was per.
formed in the presence Of very few rela-
tives and near friends, and Immediately
after the bridal pair left on the b. 4 OF
"Daisy Limited" for their new home. Mr..
Slower is connected with large carpet
aud upholsteriDg establishment there.
Both the bride and groom have many
friends here,
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ITO CONTRACTORS.
TIE NATURAL GAS Co. or wEs, ytRglyu.
WHEELING, MRFbh " 1856

MhtaHllNGi March ", 1856,
Bids viii DO receiVPl by this Company 10, ds
cling ditch for llno Of plbG and Milling np aHi.
when pipe is down, The ditch to be iOlirieotd fp
aud Two ieet Wide, aud where there are 6ON Of
compassion Joints, excavations 10 Be made 10 a.
low tho men room 10 work. The bid Il fequeiel
per running foot, without classification AZ 10 CARL
o. rock. the bid Is for thirty miles, bpgiunlHg d
the line Of the city OF Wheeling, on The CadVsl
Nuh ROAD, striking the National road near Fin
mofeA, crossing on th9 H. Il o. Rlllr0ad, and
lnence by route to b. fixed TO Tho district NEAT
!he McuregOr gas well, III Washington county ID.
BIDS 70 be left a. the OillcO VI ". II ICatae hl,
on or before tho 9th inst, Work 70 begin by lhe
lbth OF April pfoxiinO.
For PARTICULARS Of tho character of work confer
Win the Engineer OF the Company. Josiah llAylt
" the Office OF tho Company on Twelfth street
and bids Will also DO received, ut the gamu tint
aud place for d like trench from the corporate
ilmit q the city Of Wheeling along the National
road % the Monument near Mm Grove.
lnt21 q. w. BATCltElOR President
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An I.whsOlIuglte a DofaultOr.

Recent dispatches announce the discov-
cry OF shortage OF $4,000 in the &C.
counts OF Cashier William Wilson, OF the
First National Bank Of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, the suspension OF the bank, aud
the arrest and imprisonment Of Mr.. Will
son by the U. S. authorities. Mr.. Wilson
was well known here, where he formerly
lived. He was brother Of Mesgrs. Sam
and Alb Wilson, who several years ago were
in the shoe business on Market street, and
who went to Albuquerque from here, where
the former died. Mr.. Wilson, whose de.
ialCation causes no little surprise and no
less pain here, was at one time book.
keeper for Simpson & Hoge, About 1860
he went west, locating first in st. Louis,
and going from there to Albuquerqe,
where his business success was immediate
and unusual. He married the widow Of
the late Henry Harbour, OF this city, and
after her death again married lady Of
Washington City, who also lived but a
short time. He had been cashier oil the
bank for three years, and enjoyed public
confidence to q high degree. His downfall
10 attributed to Improbable speCulatlons.
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EDWARD L. lose & 90. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. NJ. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line oil
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lts perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall to see the
the Standard. Bee advertisement on an.
other page,
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1SDtANAroLlS, IND, March %. = The
WABASH, St. Louis & Pacific elevator, at
WilliamSport, Ind, was burned this after.
noon. The building contained 5000 bush.
els Of wheat, 1900 OF corn and 1900 Of
oats. There Is $4,000 insurance on the
grain. The building was valued at $l0,e
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MEoHASics and wotkingmen think how
hard you earn your money, and Just
think how easy Il ls for you 10 save 0
days, yes Q weeks wages BY buying your
Carpets, OIL Cloths, Window Shades al
Harrington 4 Co.'s haltpriCe closing out
halA AZ 1ila Main street. -
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DROPOsALS FOR FIRE BRICE,

Proposals will be rccelvot al the office of "A,
board, Of Public Works OF Wheeling VI, Va, uni
saturday, April 10, 1880, at u O'Clock ", FOR Mr
niShlng I've bundled thousand (bOOOjOl or mOn
hard burned Fire Brick, suitable for having mi
poses Bricks to be delivered III amounts Is needed
but the whole number to DO delivered on Of beiiig
the fnt day OF EeptImbtr 1885. Bond for theiAIlhl
tho successful bidder IN The PENAL snm az M
thousand dOllA's $4,000 00), The name Of M
surety 10 DO offered In the bond must RrcOnpaay
ne proposal. Surety must be- u citizen Of Wot
the Board reserves the right to reject any OF iii
proposals.
All proposals must DO addressed to the Ioapl d
Public Works, Wheeling, W. Va, and endOnri
Proposals for Fire Btck.b
By order OF tho Board Of Public Works.
WHEELING, March %, 1850. mr., M;
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TIE only way we know Of to close out
such a large stock Of Carpets, Curtains,
&C., Is to cut the price one.half. That Is
Just what Harrington q Go. have done at
the great Closing Out Sale.
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WAsuiNarov, .. u, March 2O.-1A.M.--
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
rains, generally followed by fair weather,
slightly colder with westerly winds.
For Lower Lake Region, local rains OF
SHOWS, preceded In the eastern portion BY
fair weather, winds generally oaAlerly,
slightly warmer weather,
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MARrINssuRd, W, Va, March 27.-Ag.
mes Turner (colored), residing in Fall
Waters neishborhood, this county, was
brought hero to-day and lodged in jail,
charged with the murder OF her infant
son, She will be tried at the April term
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And thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes.
The average cost last yaar In the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other life
insurance company or society In the Coun.
try, The Ohio Valley has In eight years
paid over 100000 dollars 10 widows and or
phsnts OF deceased members. The year
1885, notwithstanding the hard times, waa
the most prosperous year In its hi9tory.
Medical examinations made at the office
free OF charge. For further information
enquire at the office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
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Prudent and economical people are
taking advantage oil the great half,pfipe
closing out sale at Harrington 4 Co.'s,
Tapestry Carpets at SO cents per yard,
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Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day an extra section Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio limited express, sleeper attached,
will run from Wheeling to UhlCago with:
out change,
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WHEN aman Is Ill he should send for a
doctor at once but when he has q cough
or a sore throat be needs only Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup. q cents.
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People Of Wheeling anticipate your
wants and save money by buying your
carpets, curtains and rugs, At the great
AaVtitlCe sale Of Harrington 4 Co.'s carpet
stock. 1ll8 Main hLreet.
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grnpnsals,
SEALED PROPOSALS,
CITY CLERKS OFyicg
WHEELING. Name ~

MhAhLlNui MAhCh ~, lSG
Sealed proposals will be received at tbe o0r. ,
lhS Ctsy CLERK until WelnIslay, March ST. Il
Public building City prImI, FIJI" nanaSS, w ,I
hook aud ladder hose and engine hOllSis W,il
clean coal, mixed coal, or coal as Il come, i,S1
the bank, for one year, beginning Aprll Id Ill.,
Payment 10 be made monthly. The Conlr,eter 4
give bond and security for Tie lullilmcnio Of n,
contract, W. "'
Proposals to DO addressed to tho Chairman y
the Committee on Contracts, the Commlttse n,
Co1traC9 roserving tho right to reject ANY Or n
bids. FRANK inWTl,l 50
mr27 Clerk Of the City OF Wheeling. %Ha
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WoRktNaMEN and psople who value
money, must not fail to attend the great
hali.priCe closing out Carpet and Oil
Cloth Sale, at Harrington & Co.'s, Main
aLfRht.
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Subscribers to the 1SrELLiarScER who
move on April 1 should promptly leave
their new address, as we'll as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may be
no delay in changing their papers.