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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-31
THB MISsrRRLs HONE.
NGsr YlReINIA TOBACCO.
The Best Bright LsGf in tho Country grow
In Rayotts County.

~
In RAyotts County,
West Virginia lumber, West Virginia
wool, West Virginia coal, West Virginia
nails, are known far and wide, The i'm
portanCe Of West Virginia as tobacco
growing State is not, however, generally
known, Said local dealer to an INTEL
LIoRRcRR reporter the other day: "Do you
know that the best bright tobacco grown
on this continent is raised in this State ?"
The reporter, taken by surprise, admit
ted he did not.
"Here are some facts that may interest
YOU" said the dealer, and he showed a
copy Of the Western Tobacco Journal, A
correspondent OF that journal sets up the
claim that Fayette county, w, Va, all
things considered, has no superior in the
United States for the production Of to.
baCco, and that, too, Of the finest and best
qualities. TO establish this claim he
quotes from market quotations for other
bright tobaCCos, aud gives some sales OF
last years crop by Fayette growers.
Maryland tobacco, fancy grade, Is quoted
at $l1 to $l4 per hundred pounds; Ohio,
best, sill to sis; Kentucky, choice, $40 to
SIP; Virginia, selected lots, $40 to Sl5;
Wisconsin Havana" $40 to SIP.
The hue.Cured crop Of Fayette county,
now being sold, will average nearer $50
than any other figures. One or two crops
went at from $28 to SCI, and. ono crop
made an average Of nearly $50. Fayette
growers raise Of such tobacco from 500 10
|, 200 pounds per acre.
A firm Of Richmond dealers send the
following; The Exchange auction books
show January 81, lSSOJ j. s. Hawkins
crop Of i've packages Of tobacco from Oak
Hill, Fayette county, as bringing the fol-
lowing prices: No. 8 at$26 80 10 Allen
& Ginter; No. at 500 80 to W. H. Jones;
No. 4 at $50 % 10 Straus & Raab No. 2
at $50 90 to Straus & Raab No. 5 at $53 90
to ]. u. Pace Company, and averaged
S33 30 crop round.
This comparison Of figures must strike
the average reader very hard. West Vir-
glnia Is q small State, but she has some
strong points.
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BKLLAIRE,
Iadustrial, Psraonai, church and other
NOWsy Notes.

Iadustriai, PsFaonal, Church aud other
NsWg Notes.
Pr. King ID in the East.
The debate on baptism seems not Likely
to take place,
MIs. Dewitt Dantord left yesterday for
visit to relatives In Kansas.
The safe Of the Crystal window glass
company is being raised 10 . car,
Win Feeley has gone to Wisconsin to
work in the Bay View nail works.
Two emigIaut trains went west yesterI-
day over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
A two-atoTy frame addition q being
built 70 the Erie house, in the Second
ward,
Guy Walling, telegraph operator Of the
Q. = p, will be Transferred to EsrlYiAe
station.
The work Of unloading crOss.ties for the
Pennsylvania company has begun here
for the season.
Miss Bessie Miller was seized with Q
iainting spell while reciting lesson with
the graduating clasa Of the school Monday
evening.
John w. Campbell, shipping clerk at
the Bottle Works, has been appointed
chief clerk under ID. w, Cooper, at the
Postotiics.
DR.. ]. Park West has been given the
years contract for furnishing medicine
and his professional services to the poor
OF this township.
Some investigations have been made
nYalinnfnaru n tho hnitdinn, nf annkhnF
foundry here; but 1t has not tranBpired
who the proposed builders may be,
A subscription paper is being circulated
to get Henry He'll suitable shell for row.
ing this summer. There will be consideF'
able sport on the river here this summer,
The South Bellaire church has had q
class in vocal music for some weeks, and
the school ia now preparing to give pub
lie concert and Evolutionary entertain-
ment,
The Andes lay here over Monday night
taking on nails, and after returning from
Wheeling again last night took on some
machinery at the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
tracks,
The high water Ia interfering with the
work Tor the new creek bridge, The stone
work contractor, John Madden, has two
barges Of stone lying ready for the retain
Ing walls,
The remaining contests Of the Catholic
bazaar are to be decided Saturday night.
AS all the tiVemen and number OF rail-
road men arc interested, the meeting will
be held at the City Hall,
Mr.. +. l.. Permar will move his house.
hold goods 10 steubsnvllle to-day. Mr..
Matt Gordon arrived yesterday from
GAINESVILLE and will bring his family, tax.
Ing NJ. GRATIS house on Noble street,
1t Is probable that the hour for closing
the dry goods, shoe, tin and notion stores
may be fixed at half.pRst seven o'clock.
There Is much difference Of opinion and
many different interests have to be con-
suited. Some want different hours for
different months,
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THIEVES CAPTURED.
4 pnEoIoUs zANHsYILLE PAln
RaR In At BsllaIrs Aesr Several Days So.
iOura Hsro-A 0olOred BurglaEs white
Ompanion-A west Liberty Chicken
Thief Jailsa In Numerous OAsss.

Last Sunday there arrived in this city q
couple who quickly attracted attention.
The man was a young dRrksy, tall and
slim, and the woman white and about
thirty years old, not bad locking, and
pretty well dressed. Their manner aroused
suspicion, but nothing was known about
them till yesterday, when Deputy Marshal
Welsh, Of Zanesville, Ohio, arrived in
Wheeling, looking for a young col
ored man named James II. Coleman,
who was wanted at ZlnesYille for burga.
ry. ColemRn's description answered that
Of the man who had been seen here, and
when the white woman was referred to,
Welsh was positive this was his man. OH.
Ger Dunlap learned that the couple had
gone over to Bellaire, and Ooleman's pur'
sUer followed. Yesterday afternoon 9
telephone message was received from
Marshal Burke, Of Belaire, to the effect
that Coleman mad been captured,
Coleman Ia accused OF entering the resi-
dence Of a prominent citizen Of zanesyllle
and stealing several hundred dollars
worth OF clothing and household articles,
The woman who accompanied him here
Is said to be a married woman Of Zanes'
vile, respectfully connected in that neigh
hnFhnnd
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RIVER NEWS.
staEO of the Wntsr .and movement. OF tn
Steamboats,.


stage of the Watsr aud Movement. OF the
Steamboats,.
Capt. William Oaks, Of WellSburg, Is
standing watch at the wheel Of the jim
Brown on her way up with empties.
The Andes got away at late hour last
evening. She had on board q big lot OF
freight and quito list Of passengers.
The Katie stockdale passed down yes.
terday and the General Pike up. The
Pike was several hours behind time, not
having recovered all the time lost on her
last trip. Both packets had all the freight
they could handle,
Capt. Dode Berry has sold the little
steamer T. D. Dale TO Capt. 0ssie Stowe,
who will place her In the Marietta and
Beverly trade, in the place Of the George
Stricken, which boat was badly damaged
recently by fire, and came near going up In
smoke. The Stricken is being repaired at
Marietta and will soon be ready Tor bust.
ness again.
The boats oil tho coal feet continue to
pass every day. Those that got out first
on the recent rise have managed 10 reach
homo and are passing with more coal and
the others are making their way up with
oil speed. The lower markets have been
stocked with enough coal, counting ID
what 10 yet 10 90 down on this water, 10
keep them supplied for several months 10
come,
The new ferry boat for the upper ferry
is about completed and II the inspector al.
riyes to-day steam will be raised to.mor-
row. The boat has been built here In
this city and will be run by A. Flahefty.
The starting up Of the ferry will be glad
news 10 the people across Che river who
have been Obliged to come down along
one Of the worst roads In existence 10 the
middle Terry 10 get TO the City.-.Sttlbeu.
Vile Ga4elit.
The W, N. Chancellor 10 due up to-day,
enroute from Charleston to Pittsburgh.
This popular packet will pass here on her
return Trip AZ an early hour Friday morn.
ing, and shippers are requested 10 have
their freight Tor her on the levee BY 10.
morrow evening. The Chancellor 10 q
good reliable packet and has become 4
Fixed necessity In her trade, Capt. Ed
Chancellor ID ~ courteous master, and
there are 70 Be found on lie upper Ohio,
The river rose about three feet al this |
point yesterday, The mAfkB last evening |
Indicated a depth ln the channel Of over
10 feet, and was etill rising. At Pitts
bufgh last evening there was a depth 70.
ported Of II feet 0 inches. The jndica.
tons are that last nights hteady rain was
0 general one, and II this was 30 another
good sized rise may be looked for, which
will enable more coal 10 20 down, AL.
ready over 100000 Bushels are loaded
Al Pittsburgh waiting lot the steamers 10
return and lake II out, !
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EOR RENT
Ear Sale.

DOR SA LIE BELMONT GLA$
~ House Stock; For particulars ApplylOll y
bhITH, Martins Ferry Ohio mfr
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SHEPHERD ooMns ;pAoK.
wholesale ThisVing near West Libsrl
Charged to him.

wholesale ThisVinE near West LibsrlS
Charged to him.
Recently Henry Shepherd, who lives al
or near West Liberty, completed a term
of imprisonment in the county jail for The
oHIsnss Of unlawful shooting, no having
filled the person Of a cousin, with whom
he was not on friendly terms, pretty full
Of shot from fowllng piece. Yesterday
Shepherd was again lodged in Jail, with
eight or ten commitments to keep him
there. He was arraigned before one Of
the Justices OF Liberty district on the
charge Of stealing chickens from about all
Of his neighbors who had chickens to
steal. He was committed in default Of
bail in each case.
The residents Of West Liberty and the
country around have been annoyed con-
stantly by chicken stealing for some time
past, and they believe that Shepherd was
guilty Of most OF 1t.
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IAg. aOoDa0o I0lldiyEOoda Lh0o heapelL.
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Mrs. HENRY WAND BREcHER uses and
gives away over three hundred AllCock's
Porous Plasters every year. She writes
that abe has found them q genuine re.
Lief for most Of the aches and pains which
flesh Is heir to-" Hon. Samuel A. Randall
said that they cured him Of Inflammation
Of the kidneys when everything else fail.
ed, and cured him Of q severe cold that
threatened to run into pneumonia. Hon.
James w, Hustled writes that they cured
his son OF chronic rheumatism and re.
lieVed him Of serious pulmonary troubles
: MWRIW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-31
Il,naood Monar. Iln,iit4

LONDON, March SO.-The Scoiman states
that Mr.. Gladstone's scheme for Home
Rule for Ireland allows the Irish to have
separate currency OF their own, 'the re.
suit Of which would be-" the paper says,
"the introduction Of d dollar aud cent?
currency in imitation Of money oil the
United States, which has been so potent
faction iniorcing England to make terms
with the IriHh.n
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Two sLsnmsr pl.nstars.

New ORLEANS, March 9O.-The steamer
Mary Lewis, Of the Morgan rsilroad line,
collided with the Lagonds bridge and sank.
The second engineer and cook were
drowned. The boat and cargo will prove
o total loss.
The steamer Bsrmoore, engaged at the
scene Of the disaster in saving the cargo
and machinery, explodedher boiler. -Four
men were blown over board and drown
ed and live others are badly wounded.
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Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes; "My vile has been almost
helpless for five years, 80 helpless that she
could not turn over In bed alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bitters, and Is
so much improved, that she is able now
10 do her own work."
Electric Bltterswlll do all that Is claimed
for them. Hundreds OF testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty
cents a bottle at Logan & Co.'s. MwRAw
USE the surest remedy for catarrh-Dr.
Sage,
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Maurice Cohn, who attempted to kill ],
M. Warthen, and failing, tried to take bis
own life, has entirely recovered from bis
suicidal shot, except an occasional pain In
his head and trouble with his left eye. He
Is still in the county jail, but 1t Is proba-
bic that he will soon demand and receive
preliminary hearing at the hands Of
Squire Caldwell, the justice who commit
ted him. The members Of Hebrew be-
neyolent society to which he belongs have
raised purse and retained Col. Arnett to
defend Cohn. He has never yet said any.
thing as to his motives.
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Dame FotLuao Favofs Poor Annie snilLh
who ID colored cook and washer, at l15
Liberty street, was the lucky holder Of
one.HiLh Of the ticket In The Louisiana
State Lottery which drew the first capital
prize Of $4,000 on Tuesday, Feb. y. In q
uuiet way, she said: my name ID Annie
Smith, lam 10 years Of age and q widow ,
borne Of Monroe, La, Ny attention was
Attracted 10 q tlCket-No. 677O5. The
combination pleased me, purchased one.
fifth for the sum Of q. called Of the
office Of the company and was told that l
had won $1,000 She has no children
living and IL alone In tho world.-4NfU
Orleans lLA.) Picdyune, Feb, 10. paw
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Fine t,rayon WORK,

One Of the finest pieces OF crayon por.
trait work ever shown In this city Is 10 be
seen at NiC0lPB art store. II ID q portrait
Of the late Master Dewey, son Of Mr.. j. y.
Culhertgon, and little sister, made from a
photograph by OodtSo, the famous New
York Ctayon artist, whose work has a
world wide reputation, and which French
artists have vAinly endeayored 10 mo.
duce. II is 10 llie.like and al the same
time 30 soft and delicate that one Il
rhAfniad by Il,
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usald Aaron 10 Moses

Aaron must have been suffering from
catarrh. The desperation which catarrh
produces Is often sufficient TO make PEG.
pie say and do many rash things and
many continue suffering Just as II no
such cure as DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy
existed. It cures every case from the
simplest to the most complicated, and all
the consequences Of Catarrh. A person
once cured by DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy
will not DO apt TO take cold again, as II
leaves the mucous membranes healthy
and strong. BY druggists,
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Aoooi Eagle stoty.

Allen Smith, Of Greenbtler county,
while al work had his attention attracted
by a loud oulOfy and Commotlot among a
number Of crows near hls premises. Upon
investigation he discovered that an eagle
had BEooped down upon one Of his geese
and was making away with IL, putgued by
the CroWa. The eagle and Its prey became
entangled In The tree tops and dropped 10
the ground whore Mt, Smith dispatched II
With q hoe. A most remarkable disCov'
cry was made after the eagle was killed.
q No. 2 steel fox trap was hanging to one
Of his tAlohs, and from indications had
been attached 10 hi eaeleship for some
time,
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Messrs. Miller 4 Martin have sold their
lands on Big CLEAR creek, Monroe county,
10 Messrs. HArtnar & Gardner, Of Olsve-
land, Ohio. The amount paid for 5000
acres OF land with the improvements Of
Ave years and 1000 acres Of wild land was
$4,000 The purchasers will use the
lands for grazing as has been done by
Messrs. Miller & Martin.
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The girl who is an expert bowler is not
afraid TO shake hands with dude.

"How are we ever going to get through
our spring and summers workP We arc
all run down, tired out before 1t begins"
So say many farmers family. We
answer, go to your druggist and pay FIVE
dollars for six bottles Of Ayre's sarsapa.
rilla. This Is just the medicine you need,
and will pay compound interest on the In
yestment. D6w
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DOR RENT-THE FINE THREE
~ story residence 1eSo q pTesen! occupied w
eight rooms, bathroom, water, EAs aud ali I5tdss
c0nyenienCcs, Apply 10 ARTHUR LITTLE
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soRlAsls, OR scALY sKlv

], John ]. Gaze, D ps,, having practical 5.,..
IN this county i9E thlIty'tiys Year, and SsIBv "
slgyn % lhoq,aldS ,heEeab0pL, with ven si Y
past twelve yetnl, tAtltY that Tie CniiIcit, ~
dies cured me Of pfOTiais, or Sealy sim l., lSns
days, alter the doclo1 with whom hsd az, ~
gave me no help or ENCOURAGEMENT. ''4Aa'4l
v.,,-.,. ~ JOHN ', CASE DDs
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The Masons will hsyeN special m Getting
inthelr hall this evening
Joseph Baily, Of Flushing, an infrmary
director, was in town yesterday.
DR.. Hobensack and the MCOue Bros.
will have telephones putin this week.
]. w. Phoebus has purchased byclCle
and was experimenting wilh 1t last even
ing.
j. H. Drennen has sued this city for S.
500, the amount OF damages lie claims for
dirt being graded away ifom his lot.
DR.. w. h. Hervey has been appointed
by the lniirmaty directors as the physi-
clan fer Martins Ferry aud vicinity.
Mr.. A. j. Van Pelt, The efficient tele.
graph operator, Is on Tie alex liat. His
place is being filled BY Y. NJ. Rine, Of
Brilliant.
AliteraIy entertainment will be given
at Lancaster Chapel tomorrow evening.
The FairYlew full orchestra will furnish
the musi0 on this occasion.
The masquerade blllGA. o. CoChran's,
west Of town, Monday night, was & grand
success. 1t was given IN honor OF the
fifteenth birthday Of hiSlaughter.
The suit j. NJ. Kiuslow against N.
Schulz, for the reCoveryOt a small amount
Of money on cigars, was tried before
Squire Mitchell yesterday. The case was
50 complicated that the Squire reserved
his deCiBion until to-day,
Yesterday afternoon good.sized dog
undertook to outrun Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh engine, and thefesult was that
canine corpse lay in front Of the postolIiCe
building, after contest Of two hundred
yards. "A vote Of thanks was extended
the engineer, with a recommendation that
the company present him with chrome.
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PSORIASIS
And all Itching aud Scaly sklu and Nal,
Diseases Cured BY CutIcnrn.

psoRIAsIs, Eczema, Tettsr Rlngvom la,
sslIitu i., scald Head Ailk crust btsG I1Ss
Itch, aud every SpeGleI OF llshlnR EITinS,V eHlqi
Plmply HumOTi Of the Skin aud scalp ,y sVali,
OF BAR, are positively cured by Cnticnm Ky -,
Skin Cure, and CpiGon Soap an eSoai,i le EI4l
Besuther externally, aud Cutlclfa BsolSs@., ssla
new BLOOD tuiideF internally when nissi4 u
and al other remedies ilil. pAIAleiia
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For CIstsland md ChIeAns.

ly taking the 1!I7 p. N, lcity time)
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland az 0 1876 p.
n, and Chicago at D.80 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west
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Parties Wishing their pianos moved will
please leave their orders early. ! have
experienced and careiul men who Under
stand their business.
Mw4F O. A. HOUSE.
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Your CuuouTh Remedies performed wand.
cure last summer on one Of our ouhtOmsb' 'asua
gentleman Of seventy years OF aRe, Who ~. ~
With ieAnllly distressing eruption on HI, IR NV;
tors 70 NO no purp lse, J,P.sWiTu ~ q0E
IRNAnKANl AnE >" W.
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Insure Your Life

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 Ia eight years
paid over 200, 900 dollars TO widows and or.
plants Of deceased members. The year
1885, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In It's history.
Medical examinations made at the Office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire at the office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1891 Market
GEN. /. II. DUAL, Pres.
VIC. HANDLAN, Sec.
4. II. LOGAN, Treas.
7. B. OAMFIELL, NJ. D.,
Medical Director.
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MORE woNpERyuL yrr

H. +, Carpenter, Hsndehon, N. en,,,
PsorlAis or LOproSy, ol tWeniy Yeas ,lsn sI,a
oattspra RSmsdssj, Iha most wonderful ode x
PhyslciRns and his tTlelds thought he S MN.
Cure sworn 10 belOW Justice o! ina p.' aA W
HendersOn'H most prominent citizens, '''N ~
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EnwAAD1 L. Rose & %. having purchased
The interests Of the Hove s, N. Go. and
secured The State agency Tor the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line oil
HoweS and the elegant awlit easy running
STANDARD, with 10 perfect attaphn1ehtg and
handsome woodwork, Don't fall 10 eee the
the Standard, See advertisement on an.
other page,
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Why, Jones, what a ho(a)rss you have
In your thtoatn "Yes, / raised II from a
colId)t in my head. I've too much five
stock" nlyeil, like Ctres like, Dr.. Bulls
Cough syftp will cure yeu. The Bull
will Quickly scare the hola) fse away"
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Subscribers to The 1NrK11ioRxCER WHO
move on April / should promptly leave
their new address, as well as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may he
no delay in changing their paperg.
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BARK1rY,s 1NJUNCr1oN DENIED.
Sam and shsrir Leave to serve wrlls on
ali The Cfuba.

aum Nuu - ouuFtU LuNNN 10 bUTNo Wits ON
all The Ciubs.
The bill Of equity in the Barley case
was presented to Judge Stowe yesterday,
Gays the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette Of
Tuesday. A preliminary injunction re.
straining the Association from interfering
with Barley in his contract with tho
Allsghenies was asked for To court,
however, refused 10 grant an Injunction
on az pdrte evidence and fixed Friday next
Tor O hearing Of tile case.
A Deputy Sheriff was sent away 10
serve legal processes on the Presidents OF
the Brooklyn, New York, Athletic, Bali.
more, 81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Clubs. Also. on the following Association
Directors. Won dor Abe, Phelps, Bafnie
and President Wlckoti. BAfkley will &c.
company the deputy sheriff and their
friends hope that the long railroad ride DO.
fore them will 10 enjoyed.
ALI the gentlemen named are expected
70 he here 10 attend court on Friday morn.
Ing al $3.50.
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GRo,-R. TAYLOR Ia now in New York
buying and shipping new goods home
every day. The ladies should call and see
the choice novelties as they appear on his
counters,
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For ROnt-Frame House
FOR Kent st0It.roOm and Dwelling.
Ciosing out 10 Out Busintss-G. Mcndel 4 Co.
Artists MRIoriAls-E. L. NlcOll.
House .clVaners-R, II, Lists Drug Store.
10 the LitlEOns Of Wheeling and Vicinity.
For Rent-DWelling HOuBeS-G. o. Smith, Real
FRintn Aphni
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Every Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thurs.
day an extra section Of the Baltimore &
Ohio limited express, sleeper attached,
will run from Wheeling To chicago with.
out change.