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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-24
BRIpaRPoRr.
knocked Dowa eOnislally''-VArious In
tsroSting Items.

Alla Nellie Topping is reported i'll,
Alex Osborne, Of Montana, was in town
yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Heinlein leave to-
day Tor Toledo, on visit,
The Hedsrkrspz Society will give a
dance this evening at their hail.
The young butchers Of this place will
give bail this evening at schssler's hall.
RI. Alexander Is at Columbus attend-
ing the meeting Of the trustees Of the In-
beetle Asylum.
Mr.. Harry Moore, engineer on the Clevs-
land, LoFain 4 Wheeling road, has been
changed to the south end.
Charles EDerle left yesterday for Nash.
vile, Tenn, Sunday night his friends
rendered him farewell seIenade.
T. II, Hanlcn, OF Richmond, Ind
brotherot W, B, Hsnlon, was stopping
with the latter in town yesterday.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
IRE industrlously at work preparing for
their social and supper on Thursday even
ing,
The LsBelle glass works received yester.
day large order for fancy shades. II Ia
said that another shade shop will go on
next week,
The OhsutauquS circle held q meeting
last evening IT the residence OF Mrs,
Thomas Maxwell. The programme was
an extra good one, and was we'll carried
out,
Three young carrier pigeons belonging
10 Mr.. FTiesmuth, OF Wheeling, were let
loose al the Cleveland, LoEain < Wheeling
depot yesterday. They Circled high in
the air and went directly home,
A pugilistic contest occurred yesterday
at the bank between the corporation
treasurer aud Justice Of the Peace { I
this township, There hasn't been very
much love existing between these persons
in the past, and yesterday, during con.
yersatlon, they became enraged, and the
result was u knoCk-down,
Yesterday Immediately after tho II
O'Clock train had Left tho Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh station, an old laiy, who was
waiting for tho next train down to Bell.
aire, rushed from the ladies' waiting room,
exClsiming; "Ihere is a dead woman in
therew A railroad cmploye hurried into
the, room, followed by the old lady in a
high state Of excitement There on the
bench, stretched out at full, very iull
length, lay the dead" woman. She
was lying on her back, her arms peace.
fully folded, herwhite face upturned and
nOEioness, After Il brief examination,
the railroad employs remarked: "Yes,
she Is dead" The old lady screamed,
when he addsd-"desd drunk" At this
announcement, tho old lady delivered an
eloquent temperance Grafton over thesup.
posed dead Corpse"
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I.ocAL pRRYIrIEs.
Matters or AiInor hsmSLi IN and About Ih'
OlY,
MArlNREs ID both theatres to.dayl

Glys
MATlKREs at both theatres to-day,
ACADEMY this eyenius-"sIlyer Spur"
oPsRA HousE this eyepiRg-"The Sii-
kado,"
FIVE marriage licences were Issued yes
terday,
THE Andes got away abont O'Clock for
Cincinnati with good trip and number
OF passengers in the cabin.
TMR depth OF water in the channel last
evening, according to the marks, was
iset . inches and the river was falling.
HAnaY SplTH wps discharged by Squire
Davis yesterday, the Ohio authorities
having Jailed to procure a requlsltlon Tor
him.
ID. n, THORNnuRG Was yesterday ahpolht'
I'd administrator OF tue estate OF William
Whitman, deCeased, and gave bond In the
sum OF 500, with Josiah. F. BaiFdas surety,
Rev. @. @. HAYS, Of Bridgeport, was yes
terday authorized to solemnlEe marriages
In West Virginia. giving bond in the sqm
Of 81 800, with Rev, DR.. Cunningham as
surety,
JAMES GlLHooLEY and Jesse Buikett
will skate raca at the Ohsplins street
rink Tomorrow night, mile heaR, best
two In three, Burket giving GiIhOoley q
lap in each mile.
Tux Police and Fire Commissioners
citer reward OF SO Tor information that
will lead 10 the detection OF the person
who broke hrs alarm box "a Friday night
anu sent in false alarm,
JEssg BuREETT and Young Delaney, OF
Fast Liverpool, will skate thren'Glile
race ut the Alhambra Palace rink nt%t
Saturday evening, mile heats, best two III
three lora purse OF 500
A BURGLAR or burglars entered Commis-
sioner John Boring's house yesterday
morning, but Mrs. Boring was awake, on
account Of u rick child, and she raised an
alarm, The burglars eecspsd,
En-. UTuMAN, Tom Martin and viii
Dikeman, charged with entering and
rubbng AlAuaftld's salOon, on Main street,
rear Tenth, Friday morning, were dia-
charged by Squire Arkle yehtsTjay, the
evidence not being sufficient 10 convict
thsm.
TM W, N, Chancellor ia due up this
| ulOFUlukl GU luhko llNil nun S'AN''N9tS
to Pittsburgh Sbe will paSs down on her
return TIP Friday morning ut an early
hour, Il iict that Shippers desiring 10 send
gcods saiely and cheaply to points along
the KanaRha valley should not lose
tight OF.
AucrioSIER HALLgR yesterday sold Tor
Assignee Thomas O'Bhsn the machinery
In the Armstrong, Coen 4 Co. Planning
Mill TO Bntlpr 4 Gardner, Of Pittsburgh,
for Sl,Sl0, hail lot on the Island to
McCument 4 Burt for $3.50 and quantity
Of hssh, doors, etc. The saletook place at
the planning mill, aud will be continued to-
day as noticed elewiere.
CLGRK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made February IS, by
Thomss O'Bhen. assignee OF Armstrong,
(oan X Go to j. b. McUlement and r 4.
Hart, in consideration OF $3.50, for the
west half ci lot 1888, in Urlotf HIne's ad.
dilion, lying on ths Island. Also O deed
made FebrnMy ~, by William Tonner
aud wife to William Hartman, in consid-
GRAFTON Of $500, for the south half OF lot 10
III Square % ia the Eighth ward.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho CITY aal whssllOg Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and WhsSllpg Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. George Morrow, Of FalImont, Ia in
town. $50.
yesterday.
Hon. ]. A. Miller returned yesterday
from Chicago.
James II. Smith, Of Parkersburg, was
here yesterday.
Mrs. A. Lashley, q Pittsburgh, is visit
ing friends on the lalSnd.
Mr. II. i. LaSter, Of Aloigantown, is
visiting Wheeling friends.
Miss Lena Ash, Of Parkeraburg, Is the
guest { Mrs. Alex, Laird.
Mr. j. II. MRrCnm, Of Huntington, ia
Registered at the Stanm House.
Frank Nuzum, q prominent attorney Of
WelGburg, was in the city yesterday,
William warrlck, u prominent mer.
chant OF Warrington, Pa, spent yesterday
in tho city.
Mr.. John T. Ksnney and wife, Of
Parkersburg, are to bethe guests Of friends
In this city this week.
Capt. B. B. Doyener returned from
Warrington last evening, where he has
been on legal business.
Col. Robert White left last evening for
Parkersburs to push the condemnation
suits Of tho Ohio River road.
Baker Gossi, George Grade, Carl Coppel
and Il. G. Wiucher entered the Wheeling
Business College last Monday.
Mrs. Flora Richardson and son, Of Obi.
cago, evisiting Mrs. Richardson smother,
Mrs Slavery, on the South Side.
Mrs. r. L. Aahby and Miss Kenna, sister
OF United States Senator Kenna, left yes.
terday for their homes at Charleston.
Letters from Judge Cranmer, who Is in
Jacksonville, Florida, say he is having a
splendid time and Is improving in health.
A banquet was rendered General l. II.
DuAl, OF this State, ut Kansas City last
week by Col. A. A. Tomlinson, an oldarmy
Comrade.
A pleasant little afternoon childrsn'B
party was given yesterday by Mrs. George
K. Wheat In honor Of the birthday Of her
little daughter Fannie.
? Ut. 1tGGVeu WHb Chlleu " rhlTllOuI u l9W
days ago 10 attend Mrs. Elmus Hamilton,
who Ia dangerously Ill. Har large circle
OF friends will regret to learn that her re.
Covery 10 somewhat doubtful.
Rev. Father McGratb, Of this city, Is
officiating at st. Xayier's church in Par.
kersburg, during the absence Of Rev.
Father Hickey, who has gone to Rome
and 10 make a tour Of the Continent.
Mr.. II. Il. Hunt, q Wholesale grocer and
proprietor OF an Opera House at Burling.
ton, Iowa, Ia In the city, the guest Of his
sister, Mrs. Goodwin, on the Island. Mr..
Hunt was formerly proprietor Of q circus,
and Col. Charley Shay, OF this city, was
atse clated with him III ils management.
Hon. II. r. Howard, Of n. Pleasant
and Hon. ]. NJ. Collins, Of Fayette county,
arrived In the city last evening and regist.
cred at the Stamm House. They are here
for the purpose Of .attending a meeting Of
tho Board Of Penitentiary Directors, OF
which they are members, which ID 10 be
held Le.day at Moundsville.
George II. Thompson, who has been
conductor in the Pullman Conpany's ser.
vice for a number Of years, has been up.
pointed Southern Passenger Agent Of tie
Pennsylvania Company and the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis road, with
an 6ilice at New Orleans. Mr.. Thompson
ii will DO remembered, formerly lived
Aere and studied for the bar.
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pnArn or AIas. uARRIsoN
AZ PIsdmsRi Ysstsrday-A Former WbSs
iRE Ladl's ,Dsmlas.

iRE Ladl'u ,Dsmlss.
News was received in the city yester-
day OF the death OF Mrs. Qlerimond s,
Harrison, who FOR a number of years was
a we'll known resident Of this city. This
sad event occurred early yesterday morn.
ing at tha residence Of her son, Captain
George W. Harrison, OF the W. Va, O.
& T, Railroad, in Piedmont, where the
deceased was making her home. Mira.
vember ~, 1918, and was therefore In her
I'D year, When girl her parents re-
moved to this city, where she was
married 10 George llalrlson. They lived
here for q number Of years, and both we're
well aud fayorably known TO the older
citizens Of the present day. Mrs, Harrison
was u sister of y, D. Woodrow, who Tor .
number Of years was merchant in this
city. When Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
moved from Wheeling they went TO Cam
berlAnd, Md, where Mr, Harrison died
in 1870, and since then Mrs, Harrison has
made Piedmont her home, She had been
in failing health f1rsome months, but her
death was hasLened by severe cold, con.
tracIed only few days since.
She was known 70 all who had the
pleasure OF her acquaintance US lady
possessing sweet, benevolent and char
table disposition; was a loving mother
adoIad by her children, and was dsvOut
member OF the Episcopal Church. Her
brother, Mr.. Woodrow, four sons, one
daughter, fifteen grandchildren and four
great-Srandchildren survive her,
Mr.. Sam u, Harrison, Of the Mcclure
House, this city, is one Of the sons, HI
was summoned to his mothers bedside
last week and was there when she passed
away. Rlth he and his brother Captain
Harrison, will have tho warm sympathy
OF their numerous irleRds, both here aud
elsewhere, In their sorrow, and thuse who
knew the deceased will deeply regret her
death.
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Avery pleasant event took place in the
Garfield Memorial Church, Washington,
d. o., last Wednesday, the occasion being
the mafriago Of Mr.. Frank MCDOfmott TO
Miss Annie X, AllOway. Tue church waH
tilied with the itiands Of The groom aud
bride, who were the roClpient8 Of many
handsome and costly presents, among
them d solid silver tea service, the present
Of tho National Rifles, Of which ofganiSa.
ton Nj. MuDefbiott was member alec
a French marble clock from his associates
In the Treasury Department. The gloom
Is q son Of John II McDGrmott, former
proprietor OF the 1NTEtLmESCaR
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VARIOUS REPORTS.

Tho Board Of Public Works asked that
500 u Ds appropriated to pay William
S,ubbs for setting curbs; AlsO, that RoUert
Campbell bs palu 81, 00J on aCCount,on OF
tho 10 cent levy lund, for paving ChaPline
aud loIf streets. lhJ clerk was instructed
to draw his orders Tor theao amounts.
Mayor Gtubb reported that the Fire
ana Police Commissioners had taken
their ostn briOro him and flied their
Joint bond OF 81. 900.
The bard II hiia and Police Commits
hioueTs reported that IT hld organized by
electing Hon. j. a. Miller 10 Precedent
and B. Stanley Clerk, the salary Of The
latter TO bs $50 per month Mr.. Jaeger
moved to make 1t $50. A long and at
times very warm debate followed, The
element that 10 pgisistentiy ehdeSvored
to defeat tha passage Of Tho ordinance
establishing the Board tried 1T this time
Eocnbarrass the BJardb CuttipgdowD the
aauTy. In this th.y were not successful,
aud Mr.. Shanlpys appointment was COn'
tirmed At salary Of 500 per month.
A resolution authorizing the Fire and
Police Board to purchase now horses in
the place OF woru-Uut 0ntF, and authorizing
tho Clerk 10 draw his order in payment
for the same WIS adopted. A resolution
was adopted authorizing the City CLERK 10
Issue his order on tine X Ceiyer Tor $3.50
in favor Of the Commissioners Of the Loan
oil 1877, for tho payment Otinterest0n the
same, due the first Of March, as provided
by ordinances.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. A.-1 A. M--For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair wealth.
or, winds Ahiitlng 10 southefly In the
Ohio Valley, variable, shifting to souther.
" inthe Tennessee, and falling barome.
ter.
For the Lover Lake Region, fair
weather, winds generally shifting 10 south.
erly, falling barometer, and higher TEN.
nafALnfa.
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lghcHing, February 20.
lis John Mckee In the city?l
Obnrlty EatsIlaipmont at Convent Hall.

CHARITY Entertainment at Convent Hall.
The highly amusing drama Of "rhe
Chinese Mother" will be presented at tho
Convent Hall, corner Of Eof and Four
tenth streets, this evening at 1880 o'clock,
by a number oil young ladies' Ct the Ca.
thedral congregation. This same play
was rendered on the 2Sth ult. at the game
place before a packed audience, and Of the
earnest solicitation Of a large number Of
friendS, who were unable to gain admit
lance before, tho young ladies have con.
sented to repeat thS entertainment to-.
night. It will be wise for those who oh.
jeCt to standing to 90 early, as the seating
capacity Of the hall is limited. The pro.
cseds will be used for the relief Of the
pOor
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EDWARD l., lose 4 Go. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 3. NJ. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a full lire Of
HoweB and the elegant swift easy running
Standard, With Its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
nfhn1 MANA
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Tic \, n, d. 4, ILtu.ptIpn.

The social reception given by the
Young Mems Christian Association last
nIpht was all that could have been wished
iOf. The Association building was very
mitch crowded, and those who were
pfesent vent away evidently highly graft.
lied, The music was choice, the rsoita.
tons excellent, tho company soCiable,
and all oonsplted 10 render the evening q
delightful one indeed, The quattette by
MesatB. DlOkey, Uowden, Du1away and
Mcclure, the vocal solo, by Mrs, Mhel-
tlaIIef, Mfs. Seymour and Nj. Robert Nc.
Clure, The reOllatlons by Mrs. Ritter and
Nj. Robert Daffah and the violin solo by
MI. Smlthdale, were oil Of a high order
and each part was performed well.
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LIS. eOOpa %. sell az Eo0dl lie cheapest.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio arc selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville aud all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full ihiofma.
ton, call on or address 4. o. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, w, VA
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SAYS The children. They are especially
liable 70 huddsn Coldp, Coughs, Group,
Whooplng Cough, etc. We guarantee
Ackef's English Remedy positive cure,
II saves hoiifs oil anxious Watching, Gold
by Logan 4 %. and Charles Msnkemellef,
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
AN INrEREsrINa DIsoUssIoN
ON tbs Matter Of Paving Certain strSst'
and the Salary fIhs Clerk Of the New
Bpard-Ths Latter subject Defer.
rsd-othsF IntsrsStuS- TppirS.

The regular meeting Of Council lSst
evening was well attended by the mem.
bera Of both branches, but the Lobby was
small. The most interesting feature Of
tho session was the discussion over the
salary proposed TO be paid by the Fire
and Police Board to It's clerk.
The Second Branch was called 10 order
at 8 o'clock by President Sweeney. Those
not present ut roll-sall we're Messrs, Hill
draLh, Healy, Scott, Schraba and yocliler,
The seni,monthiy report { I Clerk Bowers,
showing that up TO date $22 .SO2 80 had
been expended out OF $S0,0l4 81 apprO.
prialed on January for the expenses oil
the first three months OF the year, leaving
q balance Of sos. ll2 IS, was approved and
ordered fled,
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FOR RENT.


No. lSTwealy fourth street, six rooms, SIS 90,
M, 70 Iwenty fourth street, i've rooms, Sl2i ",
No. l96 FOuTEcenih ktIeet, zig FO1Ts, s0W,
No Y356 Woods StIpet, four rooms, 500
No "! Alley 49, four looms, sS W,
No. W Eighteenth street, iy0 rooms, Sl2C0.
No II BeYentesnt street, thr.e ROOMS, 70,
No. ~ Seventeenth slGek fur rooms, Stl0,
No. 99il Market 81 small House and STABLE 10.
No. 70 kOrlh front Bueet, Sl5 TO-
No. 2JA Main street, Fix rooms, Sl2 %
No. OIS McUOllOnh tIIeet, AK rooms Sl2 70.
Three RlomCd House In rear Of No, Ill2 Water
Business House No. lig7 Vain street.
-Four FCon6, No, 30 sGpenteOILl street, 81 90.
No, 20 TwsUtyseYgnth street JNO 70 nus, s. w,
No. 2gil biAiti street, three rooms, 80 o.
Large Store room, No 2lS Main rect, 5000
No llkl Eoif street. ak IQOnH Sl2VO
No lT6SlGteenth street tlG rooms, SO 10
Fart Ola o. fronting q Oh sixteenth street
running back 10 south sIrett, $40 per annuIn.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector aud Notary Public,
fed ulilOO. M. iBI2 MARKET street
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Klok Ttom Ons Of the OrauhS.
h LiIlLnr MIN L,lL,llinsnr.r


sIR:-We would like for Grover Cleve.
laud 10 explain himVGli befora the Amerl-
can people, when he says the county Is
full Of Cranks." How can he prove it2
BY whoInP | suppose by himself A
good countryman TOUCHDOWN on his people.
de is good for the next terIn-yes; good
for nothing. He and his company at the
White House arc reforming last. Speak.
ing OF building another White House
what forP We have Copperheads enough
in the one there. The next building at
Washington should be u so.Called lunatic
asylum for the cranks that take an oath
by the Bible and then tramp on the people
In this nation and say the papers are
liars. Who are the biggest sinners in
this country, the people or the Govern.
lnent which goes under Union aag2
Tell THE Truth.
Wheeling, Februdry23.
TTa InbS, Nfnkaa | >, Ihn niiv91 !.
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A 0on,isnau,a Arc.

A lady asked gentleman his nge. He
replied: "What do YOU do In every.
thing2" \ L. 80 does Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen excel
over all other medicines for coughs, Group
and consumption.
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.AMUsEAlRNr MArrERs.


"rhs AikadO"AsRlu- "HVcr tpuT," CLAN.
lsr' aud liked PICRlrs,"
"Ths Mikaio" was given again ut the
Opera House last night by the ALA Nor.
man English Opera Company The audi
ence WIS nearly IS largo and fully ~ en-.
thuslastic in Its approval as on the previ-
GUS night. Miss Norman WIS still absent,
hut ths part Of Yum Yum was charmingly
taken rs bsfore, The same opera will be
repeated sat tue matinee this afternoon,
and tho advance sale at Banners music
store already insurCs o packed house,
Owing to the continued illness OF the
prima donna, "rhe Bohemian Girl" can
not be given this evening, aud "The
Mikado" will be substituted,
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by taking the l:47 r. N. iCity time)
train OH tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 0:25 p,
A., and Chicago aL0i8O the following morn.
ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for all points vest
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tbs ghost at the White House is said TO
walk half Of every night, but he could do
double that amount Of work II he want
afraid Of the morning air, and knew that
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup cured all kinds Of
troublesome coughs and colds,
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Young lady When for the sake Of
fashion you violate natures laws and con.
tract cold, You run great risk; It may
induce bronChitiB or consumption. Take
in time Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen.
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gHE stood al the gate Ia the late spring
twilight, and when che sald goodbye, she
felt neuralgia kiss her rosy cheek but she
only smiled, for she had salvation Oil, the
greatest cure on earth tof pain,
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MISS dne rhoOs 81 rs this week at
j. I. SroNEs, 1l4O Main street,

BUAKkrt, the champion Of the Ohio
Valley versus James Carbohydrates
mile race at the Chapllne street rink
Thursday night, Admission ~ cents.
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The house ut Charley shay's Academy
last evening was larger tnan that Of
Monday evening, something unprcce'
hantetl In the history Of the house, Usu'
ally Tuesday night Is the worst Il the
week. "Silyer Spur" with Miss Vaughn
a. Elgie again delighted the audiCr co.
This young lady is much more sprlghtly
and magnetic than Helen ssdgwlCk, who
formerly had the B1ubrette part in the
piece. Tho performance as q whole Ia
not only enjoyable, but sustained In in
fnrpsi
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, q our & own .In,l brand,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Sts.


Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepf'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: z
A. NJ, So; I'm, 4O'i 8 Pm, 4O'; P. NJ,
ne
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The assignes's sale Of horses and wag.
ons, lumber, sash, doors, &C., at The old
Armstrong, Coen & Company planning
mill, will be continued this morning al
10 o'clock. THOMAS 0'BRIHN,
Atslgnee. /.
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RACE at the ALEXANDRA rink tonight be.
tween Halle Woody, Of Martins Ferry,
and John Dixon, Of this city. The ferry
boat will leave Martins Ferry for the rink
Rt 7 O'Clock,
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no make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock we will offer MI Winter
Goods AZ IeduCCd prices. a
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EtOR RENT-TWO SIN RoOSlED
II Dwelling, Nos. 23l4 and 2SlG ARa street.
ENQUIRE at 2il2 Main street NJ
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CniLp's boots 75c this week at
4 n. gTnNt,a.

RACE at the Alhambta rink tonight be.
tween Hallio Woods, Of Martins. Ferry,
and John Dixon, Of this city. The ferry
boat will leave Martins Ferry for their
Al Z o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-24

OUR largo line Of Towels, Table Lin.
Gus, Napkins, etc., marked NJ prices that
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-24

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE TaEA-I have moth,
ing bus tho highest praise iot the results o9tained
irOIn your CuIigun Remedies, Of which have
sold more than Of all Olhen Of thu klni,
M0ARO BOND, Md,
300 n. Broad 81, phlladelphia, 70,