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CsnAOek-CuttIAk.

PIrTsFIELD. Mass, Oct. 6.-The quaint Church
OF st. Stephens OF Pittsheld was the scene this
evening OF the marriage OF Miss Mary Pomeroy
Cutting TO Arthur James Cumnock. All the
prominent summer residents about Pittsheld
were present, and made the wedding one Of the
largest and most brilliant affairs Of the fall sea-
son. The bride Is the daughter Of Colonel and
Mrs. Walter Cutting Of New York. who have a
large house here on Wendell street. The BRIDE
groom is a son OF Alexander Cumnock OF Lowell.
Mass. He was graduated from Harvard in 1901.
While IN college he Was a crack football player.
The wedding ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. l.. X. StOrrs Of BrOOkline, Mass, and the
Rev. William W. Newton of this place. Miss
JulianA Cutting was the maid OF honor. Mics
Madeline Cutting. the brides younger sister;
Miss Minnie CumnOck. and Miss Grace Gum
mock, the bridegroom's sisters, Miss Marian De
PeysteT Casey, Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloan,
Miss Madeline DlnsmOre, Miss Eleanor Cross,
and Miss Clare Lincoln, all OF New York,
and Miss MOllie Macy and Miss Bees
sic Talcott OF Pittsheld, were the brides
maids, ali OF whom wore gowns OF
pink satin. Walter /. Cutting, Edwin Bartlett,
James p. Lee. Howard smith, Arthur Nichols,
John A. Blanchard, Matthew Luce; }, 4. Lowell,
s. Van Rensselaer, Crosby, and X. l. Enmerson
were ushers. samuel 5. Parker OF Boston was
Five hundred residents OF this region called in
At the Cutting residence after the ceremony to
present their congratulations 10 the bride and
bridegroom.
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Gray wolves E-apaat IL MOatAsa.

BUTTE. Mont, Oct. 6.-Reports OF the ravages
by great PACKS OF gray wolves come from east
ern Montana. stOckmen report wolves more
numerous and bold than at any time In the
history Of Montana stock raising Hundreds OF
head Of grown stock have been killed. and the
number OF calves slaughtered Is very large. la
bands the gray wolves have been known " At
tack Almost Anything.
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Business Hotires.
BsmoynI Notice, EIlts z.

DR. j. PARKER PRAY HAS OPENED HIS NEW
Chiropodist and Manicure .parloIs at 10 and ~ EAST
from Broadway. Enlarged and superior conyenienees,
elevator. &C. Reasonable charges. Established 1868.
No bunet should he without = bottle OF
Dix. SIEGEKT'S ASGoSTTRA BlTTERs. the south
American appetizer and inyigorator.
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BurgIer Brown Dies.

MIppLErowN. Conn.,, Oct. 6.-James Brown.
the burglar who was shot by Policeman Joseph
Say on Wednesday night, died this morning.
He confessed TO having committed burglary in
the houses OF Mr.. johnson In Cobalt, Mr.. Brain
erd In Portland, and Mr., Bunce In this city. He
had been in prison frequently.
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MoiIie Matches Sent to Prison for Foas
Years.

BURLINGTON. VT. Oct. 6.-John Larney, alias
J.J. Denmark. alias "Mollie Matches" who Is
known the country over as a bank crook and
pickpooke ct, and who was convicted at the pres
emit term OF the court OF picking the pocket OF
a Fairfax woman In the railroad station here,
yesterday waived all exceptions taken by his
counsel and was sentenced to serve four years at
hard labor In the State prison.
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CRIERDs OF CREMATION may, without permit. in,
II spect the marble ~columharium a. Fresh Pond, oP
posfte Lutheran Cemetery, any Afternoon, Sundays In
Guided. Full information at Cremation once, 81 EasG
Houston 81, New York.
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-KENsICO CEMETERY, Harlem Railroad. Is
stsdcn Cd entfshcs. once. 10 EAst ADS TsIsphoHs
call. $50 Ssth.
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CPTRTUALIsM-John william ElstehsF. tks me-
} 0eloek- I've hest ssd -
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125TH ST, WEST, A bet; III 5EN sVs
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AIhAHAc-THs DAT.
Sun RISES. D 03 Sun SETS, 5 80 Moon sets. IL 81
HON wArEA-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. I "a Gov. I a He'll Gate. 8 80
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Special gOtirss.
Atliel0us A0tirss.

.. sIS SIs EssatFPkE ST. IGsHGHiREf iae fss' & R;.' IS s. {! e.
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.-Hoshstadtsr WsadIaE % ThursaAy.

Herbs HOshstAdtsr WsadiaE - THURSDAY
MI snd Mrs. Adolph HOehstadteT have sent
out Invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter Alice 10 MI. Edward A, Kerbs on
Thursday evening. Oct II, At half past O. At
Delm0RleO'A
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Arrived SATURDAY. Oct
b Etruria, Mckay, Liverpool.
Is New York, Jamlson, Southampton
hs city OF Rome, Young, Neville.
IS Santiago. Leighton. Clenfuegos
% seneEuela, Hopkins, Porto Cabello.
hs MeAican Prince, DUchArs, Rio Janeiro.
b city Of Macon, Lewis. Savannah.
IS Christian Johnson, Deustad, GibATA
Bark J. X. Dexter, Dexter, ZALA.
IfoE later arrivals see ttIst Pags.l
ARRIVED OUT,
IS OLDHAM. from New YORK, at Rotterdam.
IS NoTmRnnia, from New York, at Hamburg.
SIS Russia, from New York. at Hamburg
IS sorrento, from New York, at Hamburg.
Re Cam. from New York, at Port said.
~ AcAnIhus, from New York, at MOnteyldeo.
IS hohican, from New York, AZ Bristol.
sIoBTED.
YoTk. passed Gibraltar.
81 NaranJS, from Malaga for New York passed Glib
TaltaT.
ssLa Tourains, from New York for HAvre. on tho
s. HIndoO, from New York for Hull, passed Prawls
Point.
Scilly Islands.
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eAILEn FRnM FnREInN roRra.

Is Edam, from Rotterdam for New York,
Sc Norwegian, from 0lAs2ow for New York.
Sc Manhattan, from Liverpool for New York,
~ Delaware, from AvOnmOuth for New York.
IS La Champagne, from HAYTe for New York.
IS Paris. from Southampton for New York.
Sc PrOcidA. from santos for New York.
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RIBBONS.

5000 yards Pure SILK Ribbon. ~ and 8 inch widths.
hoire fsilles' Tanetas, and double faced
satins. reg. price IS cts. TO IS cts. choices ct soc.
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SAILED from DOMESTIC FORTS
Sc q Monte, from New Orleans for New York

OUTOOIS0 STEAMSHIP
hau In-mnrnnkL
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attusieal.

ct. CHOIR, GEO. Wa WARREN, d.
- rector Members taught to sing the Episcopal ser
vice. a lew vacancies for line fresh voice tnplyl Ap-
ply AZ 81. Thomas Church, Monday next, At > T. d.,
or saturday At 3 80 r. D..
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EXEMPT FROM TAKES.
"ObSSrVCT' Does Not Favor bonuses
WhcOiing'a Wise Course.

,r, Ivy" w., o., ~" - ."'''-
~. ~. r,.,. ', -" ,,,.,' Wv"
1Or' t>'"" u, y" 1"''''O'"'''
9lH'-l win RsK you 10 grant mo
little spNcO In your valuable paper to
pIyo tho rondinr public my obsorya.
,,nr -, ,Lo nro,,,ou o,oroJ L,, ,ho
Wv" - '"U H"o'''o" opO"ou =. Wv =
mayor III MS message 10 council
have thought for some time tho city
should Give tho manufacturers mn on.
portunitv OF somo kind an tbaL thcv can
compare with goods made In boom
towns.
| do not believe In giving bonus 10
Induce n fnc,orv IN lnroic h6rc. II docs
mn Injustice 10 those who Layo ealaL.
lIshed themselves, and have become Il
mart Of tho city. II Ia n mode of wild
ejaculation which moan, rmn 10 those
who adopt II. Go TO somo of those
boom towns md 900 whut Ia left tho
manufacturers who started the boom,
They huyc yono 10 another bonus town.
md thcro aro tLnvsnDJv nj dnIlnrS
worth of proper.v that stands us monu.
unonts to tho iolly.
| bclioyo In ,rxHmntinr NIL mnnufoc.
,urcrs from civ tnxcs who employ
Twenty-Five or mora hands 1t riyCs
them a living chance in Tho racc for lifo,
There isa revolution in tho iron bust.
moss, which is tho lending industry Of
our city, and until il ruts ge,tIcd wo
will have nm uphill fight TO hing ON 10
what wc now have,
would max nil citizcns not tn losc
conlldunce in themselves. but encourage
our own citizens 10 invcst Mt home,
Other cities, which demand ON mil md
pudding mills. ara having tho ammo OK
porioncc, with less hone than tho city
OF " healing.
II tho CITY wouid encouraco homo
capital 70 open tho seam Of ras coal
which 10 n hundrnI ~ ,r,ro frn, fron
tho surface. II wonll omen n now field of
labor and bring n coke field to our doors,
The city i, now yottinp liz coul from
near Pittsburgh. WHY not get Wheel.
ing moneycd mon interested in tho con.
traet9
| have noticed Whcolino conit,l
owned by men who have crown M with
onr ciiv toknn N othcr tinlIs for in.
yos,mGnt Have tGcv made moro nr
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". II. HALLER Auctloncel
TRUSTEES SALE.

u.
IIy virtue Of decd OF trnI mAdO by Charles C.
Stephens md Mary N. Stephens his VILE, 10 me
Us trustee, dated March .. ls9J and recorded IN
the OlllCc OF the Clerk Of tho County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed Of TtlSt
Hook No. ~. page IS, will soil ut public auction
at the north front door Of the Court House OF
tald county, IN the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF APRIL, 1894.
commencing ut ten o'clock a. IN. the following
described real estate, Sltuutc, lying md bcingln
the said city Of Wheeling. IN tho county OF Ohio.
and state Of West Virginia. that Il 10 say; The
north half ~ Of lot numbered four q In square
numbered twelve ll") rs designated oil the plat
Of Cnldwclrs addition 10 Wheeling, recorded In
Deed book 50, folio IS Of the records OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. Snld half lot Is fronting
oil tho west side Of Eoir street formerly called
Bolton street, between Twgnty.Cghth aud
Twenty.nluth streets formerly called Taylor
and Fnlrmont slrertsI md being tho MInc pro-
pcrty conveyed 10 said Churlrs C, stephens by
MnncrvH Stephens by deed Of same date rs the
snid decd OF trust.
TERMS or SALE Onc.third and rs much more
rs the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale. the balance IN two equal lnstAllmenB al
twelve aud twenty.iOur months, notes beating
interest FROM the day OF sale secured By deed OF
trust. or lien reserved, OIL the property sold 10
be given for the deferred payments
GEO Il CALDWELL, Trustee.
W. II. HALIER. Auc.iOnrcr. mrs
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Special Dispatch 10 he Intaliqencer.
FAIuMoNr, W. Va, March 29.-The
Fairmont ( Grafton Gas Company was
organized here last night with the fol-
lowing officers: President, J. W. Row.
land. OF Franklin, Pa. vice president,
W. ]. Mcconnell, Of Franklin, Pa. sec
rotary and treasurer, ]. J. Gosser, OF
Emlerton, Pa. ; manager, 7. Z. Gregory,
OF Foxburg, Pa; superintendent. E. N.
Grant, OF Morgantown, ". Va. The
route has been surveyed from the Man
nington oil field to Grafton, and MS
soon as the weather will permit tho
line will BIO laid. Tho principal office
will be here, with 9. T. Eakin, OF En-
lenton, Pa, as cashier.
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Special Correspondence Of he IntelliGsHcer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 29.-In
the supreme court OF appeals this morn
ing the following orders were made:
In re incorporation OF the town Of
Union Mines, from kanawha county;
opinion by Don't, j.; writ of error dis
missed as improvidently awarded.
Miller va. Lorentz. from Lewis coun.
ty; opinion BY Holt, j.; decree of circuit
court reversed and cause remanded.
Parier's administrator vs.. GARRISON,
ct al, from Kanawha county; opinion
by English, j.; decree Of circuit court
reversed and cause remanded.
Dyer vs.. Camden. OF al. from Kama
wha county; opinion by Brannon, j.;
decree Of circuit court reversed and bill
dismissed.
Beutty va. Standard Fire Insurance
Company; from Ohio comfy; writ OF
certiorari allowed.
NJ. ". Gamble, OF Hardy county,
qualified in this court.
Adjourned to Saturday next.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
urRusrEE,s SALE.

liz Virtue Of deed OF trust inEdI BY Ffa i.ai
T. fhonoT TO inc hS trustee lAleu yuE ~ r.;,',IS
recorded IN tho Office Of the Clerk 81 lno ~ y
Court OF ohio county. West NIIglni1 W pS s ~, ~
TrIIT Hook No. "a page ~, VII Sell " III, "a
north front door Of tho Court houAO VI '"'H
county, on ,,,, ga,
SATURDAY. THE aIsr DAY OF MARCH, lo''
conmencInga at 10 O'Clock u ~, tue loilowlhB
dr,crlbcd property, that IL to say ,,5,a
ia much Of lot numbered ono nhnutSSIn I nuu
twent, nine situated on tho 0lsl ald9 o. hIT'
srrot IN tho Fifth ward Of the CITY OF nlte'iuH,
Ohio comfy, West Virginia, ~ fronts l%enty.iMf91
irei nnl ono inch oil tho SAld east sluouL eaiu
Market street aud extends back ehStWltuly 70
iho alloy chilled G., mud being tho nortnGriy oho'
thIri unft Of said lot ono hundred hhu WunN'
nine, together with MI the buildings othppnr'
trnSurCs erected thereon or belonging thereto
Ni,n iho south three icot Of lot numbered ono
hnndrOd md thirty, In ChGpllnc aud Eou s au'
,iiiIon 10 gaId CITY Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
WCSt VIrgInin. said plcco OF ground fronts three
fret on Tic east sIdu OF Market street. between
Twcniy.Sccond hnd Twcntythlnl streets ana
rnnnlnC bncE OF equal width to tho eastern
LounIGry liuO Of said lot i3), being tho same TWO
nIrcCS OF property conveyed to sad FranGH j,
fhonCr By ". V. lIOgC, trustee, by decd ua'ea
July ~. lSS,
TERMS OPsALE;-Oue.third aud rs m'leh moro
ne tlg purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on thou
OI snlc' tho balance In TWO cqunl inSMllmenGH
twulyo aud wcntv.tour months, notes bearing
interest from tho day OF balc to be given LOT inc
deferred payments; =, ,,.n,.,, rr.,,.,a,
". II. UALLER, Auctlonccr. mil
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MARTINS FERRY.
inpG and afishnps In tho Thriving City
Across the River

ACTOts i've ASlSer-
Some OF Il. T. Brady's friends have
the laugh OH him. Last night placard
WIS put up over the entrance to his dry
goods store on Hanover street which
reads, RECRUITS received hero for
Coxey's army" On either aide appear
small American flags.
DR.. W. Ii. Hall has been elected
superintendent OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school; J. A. Dickson, assist
ant; Frank Ebert, secretary; Charles
Williams, treasurer; Charles IIoyle,
librarian, and Louise Co.'s, organist.
John Z. Hnyne has bought from Anna
NJ. Feetterer 5000 square feet OF ground
at 81 200; Florence a. Kelly, lot IOll in
Shrcve's addition, ut 81, 400, Hannah G.
Sedrwick from S. I. Davis, lot No. lOl6
in Shreve's addition, at $500.
c. a. He'll ia moving from St. Glars
vile, and his brother, &. a. He'll, will
move from Clarington. Both arc
butchers and they will go into business
on Hanover street.
Edward lIenncman, mailer in the
Laughlin nail works, says he is in SWIM
patty with the COxey movement and
talks about organizing company.
Charles Green leaves tomorrow morn.
ing, over the Wheeling g. Lake Eric
Railroad. for California for the benefit
OF his health.
A quantity OF liquor and cigars was
stolen from the saloon Of bernard Nc
Cam, on Third street, Wednesday
night.
Burglars made an unsuccessful effort
to enter Rnlston Coos drug store early
yesterday morning.
kenworthy HoGe, OF Delaware, and
]. C. Hocc, OF Mt. Pleasant, were in
town yesterday.
James Nicholson, OF Harrisville, Wis.,
tied friends here on his return from
Florida.
Emma, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mears, is very sick with rheu-
mHtism.
Rev. DR.. ]. S. Boyle is under tho
weather.
Miss Lena Mckay is very sick.
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Mr.. Fred ATillor, OF irving, H., writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was al.
fcc,ed. Iio tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ago no began the use OF
Electric Bitters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC for large bottle. At
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 6
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COKE WORKERS. STRIKE.

Ten Thousand conuelIsviilo Alcn Will Go
Out on Monday.
UNIoSrowS. Pa, March Ca gen.
eral strike OF the 10000 coke workers
aud miners OF tho Connellsville region
was ordered to-day by the executive
committee OF the United Mine Work.
'ers, to 60 into effect next Monday.
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In South America rain frequently falls
in torrents from q clear sky.


E. R. Swe,nam, OF Fairfax Station.
Virginia, says: "a party came forty
miles to my store for Chamberlainis
Cough Remedy and bought dozen bot.
ties. Tho remedy is a great invorite in
this vicinity, and has performed some
wonderful cures here" It ia intended
especially Tor coughs. colds, Group and
whooping cough, and is favorite
wherever known.
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Special DiSp GtcA 10 ne intdiilcncer.
WESTON, W. Va, March 99.-Tho
past and present cold waves have killed
I'LL tho early fruits, such as peaches,
pears and cherries. also the early apples
in this vicinity. a great many OF tho
young fruit and Other trees are either
killed or badly damaged. 1t is snowinL
tonight, but slightly warmer.
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Loctonla Feeds the commonwea..

LEEroSTA, O.. March 29.-On the road
to Lcetonia the army OF the Common.
veal march through mud six inches
deep. 4 short stop was made at Wash.
ingtonviile for rest and the march was
taken up. Lcetonia turned out a
mounted committee OF twelve citizens
TO welcome the Commonweal Food
for o50 was provided, and what the
army OF ninety-scven could not eat was
packed in the wagons.
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TINE is worth everything. Delays
are dangerous. No one can afford TO
run the risk Of allowing cough to dc.
velop into Pneumonia, which is nearly
always fatal. Cubeb Cough Cure is the
only remedy that can be relied on 10
give quick relief and cure the cold.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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THERE is no reason why children
should DO allowed TO suffer from loath-
some scrofulous sores and glandular
swellingi when such n pleasant, effec-
tive and economical medicine rs AYERS
Sarsapar;llu may bo procured OF the
nearest druggist. BE sure you get
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Mrs. Gotthell, wife OF Prof. Richard
Gotthell, Of Columbia college. has boon
decorated by the French minister OF
foreign affairs with the title Of officer of
the French academy for her services in
founding tho F,anco-Jcwish schools.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

Scaled proposals will be received by the Board
OF EducatOn Of Huntington, ". Va, until
April j.. 1891 nj 10 II. H.. Tor the erection and
completion OF Il twclye.rOOm school building. Ut
ManninSton. ". Va, according 10 the pHus and
specifications MS prepared Dy Fmnzheim g.
Glossy. architects. OF Wheeling. v. Va
Tho plHEs and specifications can be seen ut
the Office OF the Board OF Education. at Manning.
ton, W. Va. and also at the Office Of the archi-
tcCis In Library Building Wheeling. ". Va
Bids 10 be marked. Proposals Tor Erecting
and Completing Il Twelvc.r0om School Building
the Clerk OF the Board OF Education, Manning.
ton, W. Va.
Each bidder will submit with his bid. certi.
fed check for two per cent OF amount Of bid.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids mr,9
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CHICAGO, March 29.-Prof. ]. NJ. Ellis.
Of Oberlin college, diod suddenly at the
Santa Fe railway station here TODAY
while waiting for train. Heart disease
was the cause.
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NOTICE
To Contractors and Builders !

Bids for the erection and construction OF n new
Court House building In the town OF Fayetteville,
West Virginia. AErecabfy TO the plans md Apeci
lcntions prepared By Franzheimtc G!eSey, archi.
tcCtS. of Wheeling, West Virginia. will be re-
ce!ved Of the office OF the Clerk OF tho County
Court Of Fnyette county. until the FIFTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1891. at 10 o'clock a. N, Tho rour.
reserves the rlgh! to reject any aud oil bids, 4
certified check or bond with approved security
In The penalty OF SI,H0 will DC required with
each bld, conditioned that tho persons offering
into contract TO construct sHid building and
give good and sufficient security for the faithful
performance thereof Plnns and specldcotlons
can 10 seen ut tho ONCE OF the Clerk OF Tho
County Court OF FRyette cOuniT on and after
March g. 1891. also ut Office OF FranlhcIm (:
GleSey. Library Building
THE COUNTY COURT Of FAYETTE COUNTY
WEST VIRGINIA t'
By f. y. HAWKES.. Clerk. m-cs
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No other medicine has eouallcd
Hoods sarsaparilla in the relief it gives
in severe cases OF dyspepsia, sick head.
ache, etc. 10
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PROPOSALS.
FOR GRADING.

Sealed proposals will be received at the once
OF tho Board Ol Public Works Of the city OF
April ., 1891. for grading OF Thirteenth street
extension TO Woods EtreGt, Gil cubic yards.
Specifications can he seen at tho O!lcn Of tho
Board OF Public Works Eds 10 DO mRdo by the
cubic yard Tho Board reserves the right 10 re-
jet any or Rll bids or TO be given In the best ln
tGrCst for the city Of Wheeling. Proposals TO DO
marked Proposals for Grndiug"
BY order OF the Board Of Public Works.
mr2g THOMAS NJ. DARRAu, Clerk.
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Special Diapatch TO The late,iicencer
WASHINGTON, D. c., March GA
postotiice has been established at Ethel,
jackson county, and Charles F. Clark
appointed poitmastor.
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TIE irritation OF the skin, SO helpful
in counteractinC the tortures OF rheu.
mntism is promptly produced BY Saliva
ton Oil.
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The riveris still falling slowly, wit
10 feet in the channel.

The riveriH still falling slowly. with
10 feet in the channel.
The ferry float intended for tho other
side OF the river was taken over to Ohio
street yesterday afternoon, and is ready
Tor business.
Reports from headwater points re-
ceived Inst night were as follows:
Warren, Pa.-River . feet aud falling;
weather clear md cold.
Slorgantown, W. Va.-River feet 4
inches and falling; weathe: growing
colder and light snow falling.
Greensboro, pa.-River S Yeet 3
inches and falling; weather cold and
snowing.
Steubenville, Ohio-River S feet :
inches and falling; weather clear and
cold.