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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
The TYrant Reed.

When the roll had been called in the
House of Representatives at Washington
on Thursday, in the case of ATKINSON u.s..
PrSDLEIoN, the following proceedings took
place:
The SPEAKER: These names. Y in
number, with those who are recorded as
voting show 23i members present consti-
tuting q quorum to do business. The vote
on the question is, yeas" 1872; mays"
none and accordingly the resolution Is
adopted.
Mr.. O'FERRAIL: ] raise the point. of
order that no constitutional quorum has
Voted
The SPEAKER: The Chair overrules the
point Of order.
Mr.. O'FERRALL: And that a member
shall not be elected from this House on
this vote.
The SPEAKER: Accordingly the resOlu-
tion is adopted and the member 10 be seat
ed will come forward and take the oath.
Mr.. ROWEIL: Mr.. Speaker, | present
the member-elect.
Mr.. Atkinson then appeared at the bar OF
the House and was duly qualified by taking
the oath prescribed by law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

JOHN JAY, of New York, writing TO the
Herald touching the BLAIR bill, quotes DR..
CURRY as authority for the statement
that the following southern Democratic
senators are recorded in favor of that
bill-namely, Messrs. Brown, CALL, COL
QUIT, GARLAND, GEORGE, HAMPTON, JACK
son. JoSAs, JONES of Florida, KENSA, PUGH,
RANSOM, GIBSON, LAMAR. VANCE, BERRY,
BLACKBURN. EUsTIs, JOKES of Arkansas,
WALTHALI., DANIEL, and PAsco.
Whatever objection. therefore, may be
made to the BLAm bill, it ought, upon such
authority, TO be acquitted of the charge of
unconstitutionality. The objections TO it
are Of totally different nature, and the
opponents Of the bill waste their time in
denouncipe il as unconstitutional. The fact
that the ablest of LAWYERS are divided upon
the question makes the objection named
weak rather that a strong one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
DRESS GOODS.

Another large lot Of tho newest styles OF Dress
Goods.
Handsome Embroidered Robes in Blacks and
Colors.
Elegant Slle-Baud Dress Goods.
An-WoJl Serges, Cashmeres, and Henriettss In
all colors and qualities:
Colored Mohairs-All-WOol Plaids and Srlpos'
see tho beautiful Cashmere Ombre, tho pref
test Dress Goods for spring wear ever offered.
Koechlin Best French SsiinOs at only 25c. yard
for the 3Jc. quality;
Handsome Plaid and Striped Wool Dress Goods
at $50. yard worth $l.s5-these goods mea-
sure 81 inches wide;
Tho best All Wool French Challie5 at 4Oc. yard
for the COO. quality;
The Best An-Wool French Printed Flannels re-
duced from Csc. TO SOC. yard;
A large assortment Of All-Wool Plaid Dress
Goods that were sold at 75c., Sc, and 81 Will
be sold at Doc, yard
Tho Best American wide Sstines at l2Hc yard
for very handsome stylOs:
Fine Scotch Gingnams at only $50. a yard;
Handsome outng-Cloths at IS, 10, and i21c.
yard;
Handsome styles OF An-Wcol Striped and Plaid
Dress Goods at SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

The Troy Press says that CAMPBELL and
McKINLKY pitted against each other would
assure the hottest political contest ever
fought on the Ohio battle-ground; that
it would IN reality be race for the presi-
dency and awaken the profoundest interest
throughout the nation.
1t is too soon to bring out candidates for
1892. At present Mr.. CLEVELAND Is the
popular favorite. and we think there is no
doubt that if the Democratic National Con-
vention were to assemble in 1890 instead of
1892 he would be nominated by acclama-
lion. But then there are so many contin-
gencies possible that it is too soon to bet
upon any aspirant. Mr.. CAMPBELL is said
70 be Mascot, and his friends are conf
dent that if reelected Governor of Ohio in
1891 he will be nominated for President of
the United States IN 1892. Mr.. MCKINLEY
is foeman worthy of his steel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. .~.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

4 FEBRUARY II, 1890 SEALED PROPOSALS.
endorsed " Proposals for Tobacco TO be % en'd
April !, $780, Will be received from manuiacs
turers or regular dealers only at the Bureau ~
Provisions aud Clothing, Neyy Departmen,'
Washington, ID. C., until T. o'clock noon APRIL
/, 1880, and publicly opened Immediately mere
after, for the supply on or before NOVEMBER ],
1890 at the nGvy-yard. New lors, OF eighty
thousand $4,000 pounds OF hANl IObhT "
Proposals must be made in duplicate upon blank
forms which Will DO furnished by the bureau 81
Provisions and Clothing upon Application an'
must be dAed 0t as indicated NJ me tanN ne
bids decided by lot Samples Of he standard
tobacco will be furnished upon application 10
this bureau. Tho department reserves me rikh'
10 reject any or all bids not deemed adYnutaso-
Gus IN mo Government ie 26-lm
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Our ssles continue 20 increase In the Black
Dress Goods Department and why should they
mott We have what is wanted, and our prices
sui, everybody. Just received, another lot OF
Striped Cashmeres, Diagonal Cashmeres, Wool
and snk-warp Henriotias, serges, sebastopols,
Plain and Bracsded Grenadines, Nun's-Veuings,
and Albatross. A fun line OF Priestley's Black
Dress Goods.
Mar.elllea Quilts at $3.50 worth $3.50, at sa.50
worth g. 50, at So worth 81, at 1850 worth IS,
a,s worth 50, at s. worth $780,
Best I'm ported White CASTLE Soap at Sc cake !;
Eleven styles OF Scissors at 25c foryour choice
worth 80 aud sc. pair;
The best makes Of Fsst-Black Hose at popular
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County Roada.

sourHAMTos COUNTY, Va. Feb. 81, 1890.
20 TIE Editor tie Dispasoh,
Asthe question il being discussed as 10
the most feasible plan Of keeping the pub
lie highways IN order, 1t may not be out Of
order 70 oner suggestion. While il is
true the present plan does not meet the
requirements, OF public necessity, II Is well
10 ooasadsE whether We can Afford to incur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

All OF the now styles Dress trimmings IN
Black, Steel, Gilt and silver.
Colored Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Braids
The best makes Of Dress Shields, Covered
Dress Steels and Whalebones, and oil other arli-
cles for Dress Trimmings. a large stock OF
Buckles and Slides.
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sEEDlGARDEN SEED II
TO MARKET GARDENgRs AND THE PUBLIC
GhNEhALLl.

We are In recsi ~ %. our largo and well-selees.
Cd sto,ts ~ GAHDfN SEEDS, no grown d
David Iandrcth & sons.
Ne can special attention 70 no following
LANDKkTlii- EXTRA EAKLl PEAS, Ia sea !
bag, 1870. ALASKA AND fIksl AND BIS
EXTRA EAkLI PEAS. LOO pounds OF NIL -
Ia pouuts u NErlED GEN and other
CHOicE RI>KMELOS SEED, . bushels Il
SILVER Skin AND YELLOW ONION sElN
Philadelphia grown, tho best for this cllmaie
We ~olici. your patronage on account OF VIC 81,
he los rates &C which ~e Ol1cr mem orders
" REEVE CO..
Druggists ard Sceismsn.
90 east Marshall street. hichnono, ~
IA 25-Sa.a ru&w2m -
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C0UR'r ORDERS.

TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
Il CIRCUIT COURT or CUMBERLAND COUN-
TY. ON WEDNESDAY. the g9rH DAY on
JANUARY, lsqO-IN VACATION:
Frank " Winston, who sues Tor tho Denent OF
himself and all other creditors Of II. j. Tar
rish ard T. j. Parrish. deceased, who viii con-
tribute their duo proportion OF the cost OF th.s
suit ....................... AI'"'is'
Against A-t,,
II. ]. PsrriAh and James A. Armstead, sheriff
OF Cum oerand county. ani az such anI1inis-
traitor OF I. j. Parrish, deceased, Nsotnle Tar
rish. &. c. Parrish, Alonzs J. Parrish, Junius
FIeming. and Sallie his wife, J. Is. lemon,
aud Leila his wife, and Susie Parrish
Defendants.
IN CuLScKRY
The object OF this suit Is 10 subject the real es-
tste OF n. j. Parrish aud T. j. Parrish. aecessei.
10 toe payment Of thelr debts, ana sAaaFN nav
ing been made mat the defendants, Z. =. rs1-
rish AMI j. g. Lemon and Leila bis VIE. are
NOT residents OF tue State Of virginia, II is or
dored that they 10 appear hero within ni.eeh
DAYS after due publication heseot sn1 DO sna'
nav bo NECESSARY 10 protect 'heiE tetetes. IA
tnls suit And it's further ordered nat COPY
hereof DO published once week Tor four weoxs
In some newspaper. and that copy % iorih-
Win posted a, the front door Oh me COURTHOUSE
Of THIS county. tppsx e,a.,
A copy-teste: " D. LII ~ -.
WILiiAx rofs DABSSy, p@ isssssw
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SEEDS.


WOODS LIGHTNING EXCEL
w sIoRpEas are undoubtedly tho earliest
and boat market ganienors' pea offered. lheT
slrpa,. all Others IA EARLlNE~s, VI.
FORNTTY or MPESING, And YIELD. 50
VINO wish 70 have their crop FIRST on TIE markol
should plant this variety.
suecial l0w prices o. large buyers
q. ". WOOD * ~OAs. seedsmen,
: aud 10 south Fourteenth street,
ia a.feOd8m,s S3mEs1m Richmond, va
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V-E-L-V-E-T

Receceived to-day by Adams Express Colored
Six yelyets IN all OF tho new colors. Our price
ia 81 per yard for what is usually sold at Sl.25
and $3.50
Black silk velvets from 81 up TO &C.
toU LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

CHNFSE IA Ma CAMPHOR,
~ PREVENTIVE OF MOTHS, AND FOR
PACKING IN GOODS.
FREQ from unpleasant od0r. In cakes, mar
bIes, sheet, and nake-the latter best for fur5'
and not leaving impression.
Wholesale and retail 10y
sol J. BINsWASGER,
Paint Dealer,
2i5 east Broad street, Richmond, Va.
70 9TH, Sa&Su3t& tSui W&FlOt
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OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
" LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Ills MAIN STBgET.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s2,0)0000.
SHARES, slOO-PAYABLE IN SMALL MONTH
LY INSrALMRNTS.

OFFICERS.
President-J. TAYLOR ELLYSOS. Mayor city
OF Richmond. ...,.,,,,,,,r, -..-t.,...
Vice Prosidont-N.V V. RANDOLPH. proprietor
Randolph Paper-BOx Company and president oi
the Virginia State In .urance Company. .->.,,
Acting Secretary and Ireasurer-CAhLION
MCCARTHY.
DIRECTORS.
J. TAYLOR ELLYsON. Mayor Of Richmond.
Nv. RANDOLPH, proprietor Randolph Paper
Box Company and president OF the virginia
State Insurance Company
JOHN Is. PURCELL, president Chamber OF
Commerce OF Richmond. OF firm Of Purcell,
Ladd & 60.
firm of WlnsO, Elicit 4 Crump.
r. 4. SUTTON, Of Sutton s. Co, Real Estate
Agents. -
Inc OLD DOMINION offers 10 the people an
opportunity for saving and for Investment. COM
bining all tue advantages OF general and ex-
tensiYe business. with tho conservative manage
ment OF home company. It's officers and man
ayers are well known throughout the state as
Identified with the commercial interests OF The
people. 10 E-SOs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
BROADWAY AND PRINCE STREET,
NEW YORK,

under new management, on the European plan.
The house viii DO thoroughly renovated, rccar-
peted, repaintc1, and put in complete order.
Restaurant equal 10 any in the city.
Rooms 81 q day and upward.
UILDRETH & ALLEN.
D. ". Hndreth, Of We5t-End Hotel Long
Branch.
f. j. Allen, Of Aston House.
Walter Z. IIidrcth. feS-Sn&W5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

nor SALE, A GOOD AND CHEAP
l. LIGHT. on triel for 25c. week. New
CALCIUM LAMP-the best and cheapest illuml-
nator eyer invented. At j. WOODAILS iuI-
nishing houses, EOS east Broa1 street; branch
store, is east Broad street Agents wanted.
f. 2s-Gt'
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MEETINGS.

rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHlNE-WORkS Will
be held at tho works Of tho company on WEDNES-
DAY, March ;, 1890, at y o'clock NJ. 1870
GEORGE +. JONES.
arqow Secretary.
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Now is the Z inc TO

blood purifier
snon tNc I Hood cratoa simple enough
whole system 'No
in their
their efforts came
WHO they utterly ialea 10
lio'i which could stand moments
taken with Srsaparlla In the
am OF investigation and
relieves head people The SUI
and make feel greatly refreshed i uv
Thtw this spring have fES
ooc the production OF thor
lnnnnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01

Reading notices In reading m after type. nve
lines or Iess, 81 in nonpsren loaded, 7Sc
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-28
MOtlern IllNcnvcrlru.

What Bell and Edison are TO the tel
ephone and electricity, says the Pitts
burg News, DR.. Franklin Miles, the
well.kno In specialist in nervous dis
eases, is to tho nervous system and
nerve ilued. Among his numerous dis
coveries his Restorative Nervine is I'm.
doubtedly n Of the greatest. 1t is un-
surpassed in nervousness, dyspepsia,
headache, epilepsy, neuralgia, backache,
melancholy, sieeplessness, change Of
life, etc. Free trial bottles Of it may be
had Of the Logan Drug Co., Druggists,
and also Dr.. Miles new book on "New
and Startling Facts" for the afflicted.
Every one should read this very inter
esting,. instructive, and finely illus
trated book. MwFAw.C
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PATHS Habits OF Life.

<fH IuTh lJIt. H' a
When Nine, Patti gets i'll with a cold
the music loving portion Of any com.
munity in which she is stopping imme.
dialely takes snuff and sneezes. New
York has just had q SILVER, because Of
PATHS cold. and thereby I got a glimpse
Of her habits Of life. Ferd. Peck, Presi-
dent Of the Chicago Auditorium associa.
ton, came into close contact socially
With the diva during her recent Chicago
season, and when her illness was an.
nounced here, he said to me: "Patti is
80 careful Of herself and her wonderful
voice that it is difficult to realize that
she has a cold. She is never exposed
to such a disaster with her own knowl.
edge. l met her years ago, and I cannot
see a single sign Of deterioration in hel
wonderful voice or in her physical self
She has often told me how she lives
She drinks q great deal Of milk, nevel
eats rich food Of any kind aud rarel,
drinks wine. Ia other words, she re-
strains her appetite. When a woma,
can do that, as Patti has done, through
a long series Of years, when kings m,
princes have been at her feet, it show
that she Is a remarkable woman, Fey
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering md
crying with pain oicutting teeth? II so,
send at once aud get a bottle Of Mus.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gun
DRIN TEETIlSa. Its value is incalcula-
Die. 1t will relieve the poor liu~lesutfer-
or Immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
ers, there is no mistake about it.. II
cures dysentery and diarrhna, regulated
ING stomach and bowels, cures wind.
nation, and gives tone and merry to
the whole system. Mrs. W,SsLow's
SooTIllSG SYRUP FOR CuILpngS TEETH.
ING is pleasant to tho taste, and is the
prescription ofone of the oldest and bes,
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is Tor sale by all drug,
gtsts throughout the world. Price 9;
cents q bottle. MwrAw
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FOR RENT,

No. ??t7 and $40 Main street, storeroom and
two halls.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Notary Public. and U. 8.
Claim Aatarnar, Nc. 1872 Market street.
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Epuch,

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch i'll the life Of the individual.
Such a remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence it is that so mucl:
is heard in praise Of Electric Bittcrs. So
many feel they WI their restoration to
health, to the use OF the Great Alterna-
tive and Tonic. Ii you are troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver or
stomach, OF long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric
Bitters. Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co. drug store. 3
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Notes dtt tho Strike,

Union contractors are remodeling the
old Smith brewery for Flaccus Bros.
The carpenters at their meeting Fri.
day night decided to expcl from the
Brotherhood those strikers who went to
work Tor the planning mill men.
The union contractors and builders
are securing all the work they can do,
while Woods Bros planning mill ia 50
rushed that the demand for lumber can
not be readily supplied.
The trouble between the planning mill
contractors at Bridgeport and their men
has been settled. The contractors
agreed to advance the wages OF the
men and in turn the workmen with.
drew their demand for eight hours on
Saturday. a0l0 81
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ Table taking effect November u, 1850.
Passenger trains will run as i~ollows-CcntrsI
LING: Al nalns daily except those marked
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men could have the strength Of charac.
tor and will power to deny themselves
l~uxuries which they had only TO reach
after To seCure,n
Some Lies About Os,riches Exposed.

oo''o A'es sNpout ob'tiehoa Tx poseus
81. Nicholas.
There are certain old traditions abou'
the ostrich which, I have been told b,
the owner Of the California ranch, art
iatiacious. He says that the ostrich doet
not bury his head In tho aand and i'm,
agine he Is unobseryed by his enemies.
On the contrary, he isa very p%ugnacious
bird aud always ready for Il fight. No,
does tho female ostrich lay her eggs In
the sand Tor the stu to hatch them, To
do them Justice, they arc quite domestic,
and deserve 4 better reputation. NOR ID
the ostrich ever used for riding, rs he
has an exceptionally weak back; any
person might break II with a blow from
mn ordinary cane.
Ills strength lies In his great breast
and his feet. lIo Inns one great claw
and u very small one, and with II terrible
precision he can bring down tho large
claw with a cruel force that will tear
open anything not made OF sheet iron.
Savage birds at best, they are dangerously
80 during breeding time. The twenty.
two birds brought 10 our California
ranch trusted to their Instinct and laid
their eggs during the California winter,
which corresponds to their summersouth
Of the equator. It being the rainy season,
the nets wers filled with water and the
eggs were chilled; 40 the frat season OF
their American s%ojourn was a failure.
The ostrich makes its nest by rolling IN
the sand and accepting out a hote some
SIX feet III diameter, and, excepting an
incubator house, the California ranch
requires nc buildings for the usc OF the
birds, though the land Is divided oil
into pens fenced 10, about an acre IN ex.
tent, for the use OF the breeding birds,
every pair occupying one such inclosure.
The ostriches l~ive.upon alfalfa and corn.
Alfalfa 10 q grass cultivated all over the
ranch; it resembles II clover and grows
to Il crop some six times D year.
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Through tickets, and baggage checked. tn al
point, F9F ,atss and other information ndd.c,s
Mn'ii hoSiH'oS. G.r A., Pafkersbnry.
J.G TOMLlNSON. =. A., Whrelinw' ~ v,
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TruStoe's Sales
.rINRUSrEE'S SALE.

Il. IL.
~ virtue Of two deeds o~ttrhst made BY Thomas
Dolan aud Mary d 'lan. Ills wIfs. to mo, az trus,
tee, the first dated August G. lSS, recorded In
the o:ice OF the Gfetk Of tho County Court Of
uhio county, West NirpinIa, In Deed OF Trust
Look No. q, page III. the second dated August
q, l.SS, recorded 10 said Clerks orlce III Deed OF
Trust Book No. y, page ?.sj, | will sell at The
north Heht loof Of the Court House OF Maid
county gu
SATURDAY, TIE 10th DAY OF MAY, 1890,
commencing At 20 o'clock Il. m., tho following
described property, that IL to my: The east hall
on tt,itaeas, Ttiat,er OF lot numbered Twenty.
0rc, III Eoifs addition to tho City OF Wheeling,
fronting on the wcst side OF Market street be.
tween iwcnty'tifth aud Twenty. sixth streets,
The title Is believed to be perfect. but selling
nS trustee, ! vii! convey onlj the title vested In
me hy said deed 0t trust.
TERMS or SAiE:-uue third and ns much more
y. he purchaser c'ccti TO pny IN cAs. nn The iay
u sale. the bulAncc III twO equal installmonts Ia
nnenna " . year.. notes bearing interest from the
dave! sale 70 hesireH Tor the deferred "a; meats,
the title 10 be Retained until payment Is made
IN tnll. -
". J. ". cowDES, Trustee.
" ". uAiLE!. hhr'io '""r. np7.M
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To Loan.
Proposals.
Sealed Proposals
-fOE TIIE- n
REMOVAL on GARBAGE AND 0FPAL,

CITY CLERKS OPPiCg,
WliEkIiSG. ". VA, April u, 1890.
ScAtci %rfdfm.nls. adtlfesSttt to tho Ghsirniian
ri the Committee upon Health, VIII bs received
Of the nilirc Of the City Clerk, until 3 O'Clock D.
NJ, on the gstt day OF April. 1880, for tho retnoyai
unl deposit o! nll the kitchen gatb ,gs aud otai
which may collect or accumulate Within Inc
tIty 0t Wheeling, for tho twenty.iou inUnlhI.
commencing on tho ttht day Of MAY, lbO, and
cNll1g pn tho Grsi 'lny Of May. 1870; aud 10 do.
lOSIt Al garbage aud 0irAl At the city crematofv,
or At such other place or placer, when The crema,
tory may not be Ia operation, as tho Committee
urin Health may designate. Such garbage and
oGAl 10 ho collected and removed twice d week
During the months OF jAuusry, February, Match,
AptlI, May. October, November and DECEMBER
niA slx times n w,cs during tho months OF Hunt,
July, AugiSt mud September In each year.
The contractor VIII hU required to glyo bond
IN ne Fcnnl sum VI 1900. condltlonHi that he
shall lnlly carry out and perform all Tho obllva.
tons aud duties iinpo,e | by mn ordinance OF tle
chg q Wheeling. entitled IAN 0fdiuaace to
Rnpnt al re'ordaln All ordinance entitled An
ordinance TO provld. for the removal OF Kitchen
garbage aud ONhi and for other purposes" passed
April =, 1870, which ordinance may DO seen At
the Ol!lcc Of tho City CLERK.
THOMAS Y. THONRR,
An.l City Clerk.
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We Caution All Aga,nE. Them.

The unprecedented success and merit
OF Eiy's Cream Dalm-a real cure for
catarrh, hay fever and cold in the head
has induced many adventures to place
catarrh medicines bearing some resem.
b!ance in appearance, style or name
upon the market, in order TO trade upon
the reputation Of Ely's Cream Balm.
Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many in your immediate
locality will testify in highest commenda.
ton Of it.. A particle is applied into
each n%ostril; no pain agreeable to use.
Price so cents. Mvraw
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Petroleum.

NxR rosK, April e6.-Pctroicum opcucd
urn a. 145sc. and after the first lules moved M
slightly on very small sales, The market CLOSED
dtitt At stsic: Stock Exchange: Opening a. Si,Ic;
e!Snest a57c: lowest sA1c; closed at SIZE;
s, " lily, ~; Ap'il 26.-Petroleum opened a,
ssles 49oo barrels: charters sy,oo6 barrels;
shipments s''1l2 barrels; runs 1868 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 26,-roirol.um du)]
bnt ateady; opened Mt s,ks; closed At siNc;
highest. Slssc: lowest Sil1c,.' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-28

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