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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-07

Thanks to Mrs. J. H. sloeum for fne bo-
ouet of beautiful e Iwers, of her cultivation.
Mrs. s. hos one Of the finest flower gardens
we have seen in Kansas.
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Those who have U. 8. taxes to pay viii
6ud something from Tom. Moonlight OF
special int rest ir this paper.
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Notice Of FINAL settlement.

HREDIoRs and ell other persons interested
~ IN the estate Of Dennis PaytOns late o.
Chase county, Kansas, deceased. ara notified
that intend making final settlement Of said
estate ct the jay term Of the Probass Court
Of said county 70 be holden In Cottonwood
Falls on Monday. July LIST, A. D. 1857.
% IS 4. s. WILL ANS AdministratoF.
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Notice.

C:ARAH F. LoGKERMAN. of the State OF
y Nebraska, is hereby notified that Nicho.
las Lockerman did, on the Cpd day Of May,
1867. file his petition in the Gle rk's Office Of
the District Court for Lyon eoun ty, Kansas,
against her, setting forth that they were mar
ried in the year 1860, and that on or about the
18th dsv Of July, 1866. and ct divers other
times before and since that time, the said Ss-
rah F. Loekerman had committed adulte ~
with one G " Wellons. and asking that he
NAV be divorced from her; that said petition
will stand for hearing at the Septem Der term
.E6T, of the District Court of Lyon county,
Kansas. w. T. GALLIHER,
2I-26 Attorney for n. LOckermaB.
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"HousEwTvEs' FAvoR1EE- Such has
sbs Best Chemical salerasus proved ilseit
Being always iull weight. cad The very
beet quality.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-07

The citizens of Pike tow nship propose
to stop the running at large OF stock Gs
will be see elsewhere.
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N Office of Final Settlement

CREDITORS and all others interested in
~ the estate Of Silas Chesley, deceased, late
of Hartford. Lyon county, Kansas, are here by
Dotided that on the first Monday ia July,
1867, 1t being the first day Of the next regular
term of the Probate Court for Lyon county
Kansas, shall make final settlement of e. id
estate. P. A. BAYSINGER
1923 Administrator
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-07

Abner Hadley has sold bis photograph
gallery, opposite The News office, to T.
G. Fuqua, Of Forest Hill.
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Aftaohnnent

David D. Kramer. Pl'F- ! Before R. J. Hu@ss,
vs.. ) p, fee Agnes CIty
A. N. BiaekIsdgs. Daft Up. Lyon Co. Kas
MO lice is hereby given tlsat an order OF
IN at Hchmeut has been issu-d ID the above
entitled cause. fer the sBm Of sighty-elght dol
lara and City cents, (SS8 so
22N DAVID D. KRAMER. Pieh
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LAND FOR SALE.

1pO ACRES of frst-choice land in Ba saar
GOO township. Chase county. Kanrss. in
Guiding the old town site of Bazaar; 60 sores
good fence; 40 acres more have been fenced,
which now needs repairiDg;2 log cabins on
the land 1t was selected and entered in
1851, when nearly all The land was vacant in
the eoun try, consequently is first quality, Ell
theT fer farming or stock raising. It is well
watered. South Fork and Rock Creek run
through it. It is situated miles south Of
Cottonwood Falls, the county seat, at the juno
ton Of the road from EmpOria and Cottonwood
Falls 90 the Walnut and Southwest. will
sell all in one bunch, or in g. ; or farms,
with improvements on each. / will take IS
per acre if sold in three mOnthE-part pay in
approved stock.
Cume and see the land and if you have the
loose greehbacks you can double your money
in q short time DIR. d. R. LEONARD.
Bazaar, Chase county, Kansas, April 18th,
1867. 1880
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&c p e e !! g ..9y e 3. -.
80 Il FinaI sattlamants.

GREDIT6RS and All others interested IN
Z ~ estase Of Ane ast0s 81 LAnSbsry de-
ceased. late Ct Chase county, kensas. ese here
b notified that lHtsae - MAKE maj Ssss ~
r1ent a. fsid estate ct the Jelly term Of me
Prooats Court Of said oOnnty, 20 Be held -
CostoawoOd Eallss o. Monday The AEstdsy g
IS y4ay 4 LAEsBSR1x.
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Nelse Demcss has built an addition to his
residence. This is evide nee that the butcher
shop" is pros periag.
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s. E. g. Holt has painted his residence,
which adds much to its appearance.
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TheEmporiaNeWS.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
In the News Building, EmpOria, Kansas, at
TWO DOLLARS "A YEAR
Rates or Adverfising.

All legal azd transient adverssmsns. - Per linz
70 GrSt inserOa aid cents each Subsequent insertion
One column. ninety dollars SIX months. hfy
dollars three months thirty dollars UAf eoumB,
Atty dsilarsi six months thirty dollars months
tWeAtv dollars Garter column year. twenty-five del
lars six mOaths fifteen dol three months dollars.
Eighth eOumn heen dollars ak months, eigh
dollars three m0vhs. ave dollar.
Business Cards Of hVsnes lsss 81 per line per
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-07
Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no More.

Who would endure the miserieS Of this dis
gushing disease, when for the sum of fifty
cents, . n by the application of neat prepa
ration. they may certainly and speedily be
relieved therefom7 Such a remedy is the Itch
Ointment. manufactured by Geo. Leis. drug
giSt and chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure
to ask for Leis', and take no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout the
State. 10l5ly
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I6O acres Of excellsnt land in FremOat; 90
acres en- dice bottom land; 8 Or 10 asres d tim.
Der and never failing stock water. E1oeLlsAe
site for q stock farm.
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100 acres Of land in Fremont township. ssysa
miles from Emporia coed house snd vel; .
acres improved; 90 rods Of good hedge tsnss.
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Diseased Horses and Cattle.

Use Geo. Leis's celebrated Condition Pow
deIs." the great American remedy for diseas-
es Of horses and cattle, recommended by
veterinary surgeons, livery stable keepers,
stock rsisers and everybody who has tried it.
AL for Ieis's; take no other. lobby
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900 choirs lots in EmporiG.

IeO acres Of good quslity farming lsaa 81
Dow Greek, ave miles from EmpOEsa; 10 q
IS aeree q timber and plenty Of stock Watot
No improvements.
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Hoop Skirts Shakers and Sum-
ner Sbawis. at WHITE d CLArP's
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Standard Shirtings, the
largest stock in town. at WHrTE CLATP's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24


FrHgNES's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
coIIspse Of the rebellion, tournaments
have been III. great events in Southern
society. in which the overthrOwn
knights Of the Confedsrcy have vaunt-
ted their proves upon mimic fields
for the favor of their Iady-Ioves. But,
we learn, the name tournament, so sug-
gestive of splendid pageantry
and deeds OF ehivalry, is to be APP
piled to grand contest among
firemen, to come of in Zaues-
willie, Ohio, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der next, the date at which the annual
firemen's parade takes place IN tina:
CITY. Invitations have been extended
10 the various fire organizations in
Ohio. and 10 those of Pittsburgh, Ale
ghsny City and Wheeling. Premiums
or silver lrumpets will be awarded TO
the engine company throwing water the
farthsst, the nose company making the
best time in laying seven sections Of
hose, and the hook and ladder company
making the best time III erecting their
ladders The firemen and citizens Of
GAINESVILLE, although they cannot assure
them the favor of their lady-lOveB as
consequence Of their exertiODs in the
streets of that city on the 12th OF Sep
TENDER, yet they will give solid and
su bstauElal premiums as above stated,
and promise hearty and cordial well
come TO the members Of each particular
company that may accept the invita-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

DusT.-Sever was there such a time
Tor dust. Reckoning from the time of
this writing. 9 p. M, the rains of heaven
have not refreshed the earth in this vi
.inity, for = we don't know how long,
but long enough to allow mud to be
ground to powder on our streets by
Iint OF hoof and wheel, to the great
discomfort of pedestrians and eques-
TRANS, and otherwise comfortable peo-
ple sitting in easy chairs IN the coolest
spot at home. On the street railway
the evil has become SO great that men
are employed sweeping IL OF the track,
and gathering IL into heaps to be carted
OFT to some locality where It
will quickly cease to be dust.
Tho novelty might be adopted with
perfect success by our Street Commits
siouer. and would certainly result in
his recollection to office next January.
ON the railroads the traveller hDds the
5nst almost uncomfortable. II the
american traveller were not the most
natient aud long suffering creature In
aTislence, he would find it totally un-
srdnrable. One OF our friends, yester-
day. came from Pittsburgh to Bridge,
mort by rail, and, upon stepping out q
the cars. looked as though he might
have been marching at the rear OF 2
regiment en- route up the 'NaIley.
Dust from head to foot-clothes spoiled
temper spoiled-anythipg but ar
amiable Christian gentleman, as he Ger
tainly Is when things please him. Bu'
enough of dust for the present. May
the rains come tonight and make SlaC
the hearts of our people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

POLICE CoUEr-Qaite = number Of
cases were disposed Of, yesterday morn
ing, At this court, and good deal Of
money made for the city.
The following saloon keepers were
hDed 80 and costs each for selling u
quoE ON SUNDAY, contrary TO law; 20
seph and Frederick Hnsen4eldt, part
uers. South wheeling; P. L. Aaloney'
Center wheeling; and Joseph steek'
Center Wheeling.
Ino- Gill were arraigned on charge o.
disturbing "the just peace and qulet 81
he cityi' by engaging in light with
~ bs5-kesper ofGus Rolls Solomon
Market street, Monday evening.
From the evidence given al the trtal,
IL appeared that Robinson, GIL and ,
third party, whose name was not men
toned, went into Rolls saloon 10 =
state OF iutoxication and called for
something TO drink. Thinking they
had already enough OF that (which
steaIeth away mems brains,H the bar
keeper declined TO comply with The de-
mand. The result was a general mussr
the men being finally put out OF the
house. But, although outside, their
demonstrations did not cease. They
sRore and tore at furious rate and sue.
ceeded IN gathering a large CRUZ
Of one hundred and my or Two hup-
dred persons about themi invited ne
bar-keepsr outside that they might
have tie pleasure OF whipping MIN
kicked open the lattice doors OF the
saloon, and did other things OF which
NO particular relation was gwen IN
shoft, they effected q complete dis
turbance Of "rhe just pesce and quiet
on the city," And while engaged IN
this dsfecta BILE business, two of them,
Robinson and Hill, were arrested and
committed to the lookup. These two
were fued $40 and costs each. What
became of the third party we do not
There being no further business, the
Court adorned until this morning at
g o'clock.
we expected to have witnessed the
trial Of the parties engaged in the dis
lurbance at the "Hole IN the Wall" on
Union street, Saturday night but were
Why these parties have
not been brought before the court We
are unable TO say. The police are
aware that a disturbance occurred, and
II the parties can be found the matter
should be investigated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

TAYLOR AND EAME 0EaABs--0ne
-of4hs most powerful N well 1sEeet-
~ orEzns for Church, School or Hail,
Sub-Bass and the Octave Coupler, and
al experienced Organtsts agree that 1t
exceeds In power and sweetness, or
gans with 8 or 10 stops.
Come aud Judge for yourselves.
( E. a. Weber Is the only agent for
these organs for Wheeling and the
neighborhood.
GRASH RooRz--AE. George Crum-
hacker Of this city, Is fully prepared TO
put on gravel roofs in the most In
proved method, and warrants his NoEk
70 give satisfaction, either In resisting
IRE or turning water. Inc TAR nsea =
put through PROOFS that tTees II ION Ion
oil and benzoIe, and no mater nos
great the heat, II will not run II Is
EQUALLY eficient in roofs OF every con-
'csiratfa Mitch. Mr. CTumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and Gamer I e,
tanks and sidewalks Of the best quar-
ty, and for sale al the !oHest tates-
Tf1is roofing has stood test of hitsen
years in Pittsburgh, apr
address me through the Post-ofnce,
or can at my establishment, head oil
Lindsey street -.u es
Us-CALsAxA--The three
best TONES, skiIhully and elegantly COM
btned IN an AmbeF-eolored cordial. oeautt-
fully transparent TO The eye, pleasant 20 the
taste, acceptable 70 the stomach, in CasTel,
Hazard d Co.'S FeTo- Phosphoratsd Elixir of
CaltSayA Bark
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Eoyal
CaIisaya Bark, and each teAspoonful contains
one grain ofirun- samples furnished free 70
the PROCESSION
CAsWELL, HAZARD a CO.,
Sole manufacturers Sew York.
Sold by AL druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

The August issues Of Harper's Nag
aIiae and the Atlantic Monthly are re-
plete with attractive tables of contents.
In the former. our West Virginia citi-
zsu, Porte CFsyon, continues his sIpe-
Tieno=s Of the war. and in the latter DR..
Holmes carries forward the Guardian
Angel story. Both Magazines for sale
az the new Book and Stationery House
%: Campbell IL McDermot, No. 1874 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

BLAcKRERRIEs.-The blackberry sea-
-on has commenced, and the fruit is as
usual in great demand. The Parkers-
burg packets bring the majority Of the
supply from below. II the river goes
down much lower, that means Of sup
Ply VIII be cut of. aud as the berries
40 not grow in very large quantities in
the country round about or on the lines
Of the different railroads leading to the
city. housewives will be obliged to do
without their usual supply OF jam, &c. >
for the winter season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

Bio HAL sToKx.-we heard. yester-
day, that the country between Gran
berry Summit and Cameron, on the b.
& o. K. p, was visited with q heavy
hau storm, Monday night. There was
also, we understood, hail at ClaySyilIs,
Pa, during the same night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

PRssoSAL--we had very pleasant
calls yesterday from Rev. Alexander
Ozark, editor of "THe School Day Vis-
.Lyr," snd Pastor OF the First Methodist
Protestant Church, PittsbuFg; j. \.
Boyd. editor OF "Fdirmont Yedette, :"
i.nd T.. Z. Hall, Esq. DR.. Alexander
Martin, President OF West Virginia Ag-
EicuIturaI College, dropped in TO see US
u Jew minutes. He reports progress in
the work Of getting ready TO open the
exercises of the College, by the date
med; September q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

AouDEST.-On Monday evening Last,
"a car No. 2 WIS crossing the B.!f, o. r.
Il. track near Ia Belle, the rear end of
II was struck by yard engine coming
EpocSed OF tbs tSset. and = poI,ion Of
The iron step torn Oh. No fuTIher dam
age was done.
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THE road up Caldwell's Run has

THE road up Caldweli's Run has
heretofore been a very Indifferent
and at times "a shockingly bad one to
travel. During some of the winter and
spring months 1t WAS well nigh impass-
able on account OF the slides and boys,
and for the want of better grading and
more stone. We observe that its con-
dition is being materially improved un-
der the superintendence of our friend
Capt. Charnock, who has a small force
at present engaged in widening its mar.
row places and in filling up and
stouing its ruts and holes. The Captain
hopes that next winter will see a much
better road for the public accommoda-
ton, and in this hope the many people
who travel this important thorough
fare will cordially join him.
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Tr11sfaa's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID nom Samuel P. Wheeler to me, dated
Aug 9Th. 1888, and Of record in the Recorders
once OF Ohio County. West Virginia in
Deed Book No. 50. folio 4S6, shall on Toes
day, the 18th DAY OF JULY, 1850, at 10 O'Clock,
q. m, at the office Of A. B. Caldwell, on the
west side OF Fourth street, In the city OF
Wheeling, proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, the Library of the said
Samuel P. Wheeler, consisting OF Law and
Miscellaneous Books
and n credit of four months for all 81 ms
above that amount
WHEELING. June Is, 1877. fE sod
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To RIICHIErOwS AND BACK.-We got
aboard OF street car yesterday, and
rode down to Ritchietown, hoping that
we might thereby secure an item. But
neither going nor returning did we see
so much as dog fight in the way Of
excitement. There were other sights,
however, which attracted our attention.
one OF these was the immense number
Of beer saloons In Centre Wheeling, and
the "iunurlerable army" of loafers in
testing Them. How Il Is that SO many
saloons can flourish, AS they apparently
do, in 30 circumscribed n locality with
ont Il very marked Generalization oil
the young men, is one OF the mysteries
we are not able to explain. The police
records will show, we believe, less Ousl-
ness from Centre Wheeling in proper
tion to the number of saloons II con-
tRins, than any other portion of the city.
Another sight, and a more cheering
one. WAS the number of new dwelling
and business houses in course Of cree
lion. on Chapline street, below
Fchols' corner, the evidences Of worldly
nrusperity were particularly noticeable.
Ii, RiichietOwn, itself, new pavemeuts
we're being laid on one of the principal
streets, new buildings going mp, and
thc uumIstakahle signs OF an indus
trious and prosperous community eve
Tywhere to be seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

Is the Supreme Court OF Appeals,
Tuesday, July ed, writ OF error and
supersedeas. from the judgment Of the
Circuit Court OF Greeenbrier county,
was allowed William Levisay. the
Plaintiff in error to execute bond in
the penalty OF one hundred and hfty
The cases Of n. & b. Fftzhugh, use,
DC, 70. Alexander 81. Bruen; Alfred
Buchanan and others, Us. Ellicott Rey-
noIds and wife; John Echols. Is. J. G..
SJ. N. stanton; and Chas. F. Walker,
~. Holly Hunt, were continued. The
case OF Robert Brown, US. George w.
Caldwell and others, members of tie
Board OF Registration OF Brooke Coun-
ty. was dismissed.
The case of Seabright, Us. The State
of West Virginia, on writ of error
from the Judgment of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio County, was argued by G. W.
b. Allison, Esq, for the Plaintiff in
error, aud by Attorney General Melvin
and 4. y. Caldwell, Esqs., on behalf Of
the State. The argument of Mr.. Cald-
we'll was not finished when the hour OF
Adjournment arrived, aud he will con-
clcde 1t to-day. Governor stanton
will close for the Plaintiff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

WE were informed last evening that
the Mcclure House had changed propri-
rtors. SIR. W. F. Goodwin, Of Cincia.
natl. who had charge Of the Mcclure
two years since, effected an arrange
ment with the late lessess. Msssrs.
SIailouee, Morris & Co., yesterday, and
win AZ once enter the LETS as n caterer
.ar The public appetite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

ANOTHER TRorrISG MNrcH--Ws
iearu from reliable authority, that
trOtting match will take place Saturday
afternoon next, at the Fair Grounds,
between two we'll known horses owned
ia the city, for purse OF 80.
should the day and track De goodI
very exciting time will be had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

NEW RooE.-ws observe that the
skaters have commenced putting the
new roof on the custom house. The
old one was fiat and allowed water 10
come through, hence the necessity for a
new roof, which Is TO BE- sIoPinS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

IT is announced in another column
that the funeral of the late Rev. s. r.
Brockuuier will take place this after
noon al o'clock. The remains will be
removed from his late residence to-day
mt IL O'Clock, and upon their arrival in
the city will be taken to the First Press
byteriun Church, and from 2 TO O'Clock
AN opportunity will be given the many
friends OF the deceased 10 look for the
last time on the features once, and for
many years, SO familiar to our citizens.
At ) o'clock appropriate services will
lie held, after which the interment will
take place in Greenwood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24
4mf1s.
Stanonn House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs mis- friends and the public KeneT
ally. thar he has opened the --SStEmm house"
No. q Water street. The House.ts new, with
an entire outfit of new furniture and Is COM
pete IN every respect. The Proprietor
pledges himself TO spare no pains 70 render
mis- guests comfortable, and hopes to receive
liberal snare OF patronage
Ample stabling, attended by q careful ana
janIi-srn HENRY srANM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24
For Sale.

WILL OFFER FOR A SHORT TIME A
w most desirable country residence. situ-
Rted between mount de ChRntal" and the
National Road, * miles east of Wheeling.
Contains Acres o. excellent land, Iruit
trees, grapes, Ehrubbery, &C., with q neat,
well Il nished House, one tenement. and ali
necessary out-buildlnEs.
Inquire sOon AT q. W. LOSE q COS. Pho
to1rs phi Gallery. No l39 Main street Jlyll-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

Low WATER. The river is getting
very Iow and none but the very Iightest
boats nrs able 20 gst over the bars. If
It goes down "a few inches more even
ihey will have to lay up and travel by
liver, except in skifs or hatboats, will
cease. The PaTksTSburg packet, Julia,
coming up to the wharf, yesterday
morning., stuck on the bar below the
mouth Or the creek for two or three
hours before she was able 10 get over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

NOTICE. To SCHOOL TEAcHgEk-Hr.
BickeI. Clerk Of the Board Of Educa-
zion, gives notics through our adyer'
tisiu2 columns that teachers DESTROYS
d! obtaining situations in the public
schools Of the School District Of Wheel
ing. for the ensuing year, must make
application to the Commissioners of
:He township in which they desire 10
t-Bch. on or before the l0th day Of Au-
gust next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

a LADY FRIEND of ours, who yester-
day purchased pair of superior spec
tacles ut OXtoby s. Duffield's jewelry
store, says she can now see to read ana
see as well as she could when when she
was fifteen years Of age. So say all
who have tried these excellent glasses.
goggles, American and Swiss " atches,
Clocks and Jewelry at "l03," Main
street. Call aud SEE.
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House For Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
/ on John street, containing seven rooms,
besides attic, bath room, pantry, Two halls
and siairwRys, and double porch gas through
ley in the rear.
I iy9.lv g. @. STEVENS.