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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
REAL EgrArR TaANgrrRs. -,rho fol-

REAL EsTATR TRANSPORTS. The fol-
lowing Is list OF the deeds In fee ad-
mltted to record In the Office Of the Res
cordor OF Ohio county, during the week
ending Friday, December 8: a
Deed made April /, 1869, by Green.
wood Cemetery to Nathaniel Richard
son, for burial lots Nos. 40 and Sc, Sec
ton g; NO. Admitted November q.
Deed made August Z, 1869, BY Green
wood Cemetery 10 Thomas II. List, for
lots Nos. $50 and $50, section Z, SO.
Admitted November 81.
Deed made November %, 1869. by J.
Butterheld and W. D. English 10 Lofenz
Slckler, for subdivision No, @ In square
No. 10; $500. Admitted Novembe q,
Deed made August 8, 1869, by Peter
Miller and others 70 Jacob Booklet, Tor
North half Of lot No. lOS, Coal Street,
North Wheelingi $40. Admitted Mo-
vember q.
Deed made November %, 1860, by
George Grandmother and wife, TO @, W.
Kennedy, for lot No. 0 In square No. 6,
UhnTchllPa edition No. q; S276. Ad.
mitted November q. T..,' t.I
Deed made November o, 1859, by ].
8. Wheat, trustee, and E. NJ. Norton
and wife TO George K. Wheat, for 63I<
feet OF the North part OF lotNo. 10, Main
street; $1,000. Admitted December l.
Deed made February 20, 1869, by Sam
nel Anderson and wife, to Susan M
White, for lot No. 100, In o. A. Hane'G
addition, Wheeling Island; 800. Ad-
mitted December /.
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ON Drive were informed, Satur,
day, that our friend, Capt. Neptune, Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Is
shortly to lead to the altara young and
blooming widow Of Marshall county,
Mrs. Rosa B. Delany. We congratulate
Capt. N. On his good fortune.
We were also told that the expectant
groom was 80 sollcltous this little affair
should not become public that he sent
q third party to procure the license for
him, and that he (the middle many call.
ed the dispenser OF such documents
aside and whispered his errand In the
Recorders ear. We suspect they will
think when they read this paragraph,
that weddings, teven proSpectiue ones)
like murder, will out. We trust, how
ever, that the fact Of Its being thus pub
llcly mentioned will not mar the pleas.
ure ofthe OCCASION, and as we shall not
probably be present to witness the Ger.
emony, we tender TO the happy pair our
best wishes for pleasant and prosper
Gus welded life. ......
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HELD TO BA1I.-Saturday, Joe schell
and Albert Price, the lads whose arrest
for robblng q money till we chronicled
In our paper Of that morning, were
brought before udge Johnston and had
an examination. Mr.. Weber, the vic.
tim Of the boys thleving propensitles,
testified to the loss or several dollars,
and identified The money shown as
being that taken from him. Officer Reed
made affidavit that he had found the
money exhibited in the boys'possesslon.
Young Price was sworn and made
substantially the abatement we gave
Saturday morning, viz: that schell
gave him piece of money to go into
the shop and get changed Into coppers,
with instructions that II no one was in
to clean out the change drawer. This
he did and gave the money to Schell.
The Justice after reviewing the testi.
mony and delivering the juvenile priso.
ners a lecture which they will do we'll
to remember, required Schell to give
bond In the sum Of three hundred dol.
lars and Price In one hundred, for their
appearance at the next term OF the
Circuit Court. This they could not do
and were thereupon sent to jail.
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FINE WATCHES, JEwEIRY, &o.-our
friend, 9. P. Brown, jeweler, on Mon,
roe street, under Washington Hall, is
outin our columns this morning with
an advertisement In which he enumer.
ates u few OF the nice goods to be found
In his establishment. From personal
examination OF his stock we are pre-
pared to say that he has on hand a
choice assortment OF watches, Jewelry,
plated-waro ind everything usually
kept in stores OF that kind, which will
be sold at reasonable prices. Mr., B.
has been engaged In trade In this city
for number OF years, and Is thorough
ly posted In the details OF the business.
BE has established q reputation as Jew
eler second to none In the country. The
room he occupies has been recently fit
ted up, and Is now ono OF the most at
tracttYe In the city. His. slock Of
goods appropriate for holiday presents
is very fine, and parties who contem-
plate making purchases for that pur-
pose, Of the class Of goods he keeps, will
do well to give him call. Repairing
promptly and carefully done by ex.
perlenced workmen.
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BADLY BuRNRp.-saturday eyenin

BADLY BuRNED,-saturday evening
an empIoye in Hamllton's foundry
named Wright, was badly burned while
pouring molten iron into q mould. A
fellow workman In passing accidental.
ly dropped u small quantity OF water
In the red hot iron which sent 1t in all
directions instantly. A portion Of this
dreadful shower struck Wright In the
face, setting FIRE 10 his whlskers and
burning the flesh deeply, In dangerous
proximity TO his eyes. The hair OF his
head was all burned off.-hls clothing
also suffered TO some extent. our In
formant could not say whether the I'M
fortunate man would permanently lose
his slEht or not The escape from that
dire misfortune was q very marrow
one, II Indeed. he did escape.
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Our MERoHANTs.-We think that the
merchants OF our city, and especially
those engaged In the wholesale trade,
make a great mistake by not adverLls.
Ing more literally In the State papers.
In looking over a late number OF the
National Telegraph. published at
olarksburg. paper that has a Wide
circulation In more than, twenty Of the
adjoining counties, we observe the ad.
vertlHements OF but two or three Of our
business men. There Is no better adj
vertlsing medium In the State than
the Telegraph, and In the future we
hope to see the cards OF more or our
business men In Its columns. twin
certainly pay them to advertise In the
old and wealthy county OF Harrison .
The advertising rates OF the Telegraph
are very moderate, indeed.
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FURTHER Reduction OF RATES
Encouraged by the increased business
which previous reductions In the tariff
OF rates has induced. and for the pur-
pose Of bringing The use OF the wires
within the reach Of all, the Western
Union Telegraph Company again offers
q great reduction TO oil the leading
cities East and West. On and after to-
day the following charges will be made
on a ten word telegram To Boston,
Worcester and Sprlnga field. Mass; Hart.
ford and New Haven, Conn.,; Provl.
dence, Il. l., Sirty cents; to,Nsw York.
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburgh, thirty
cents; to Covlngton, Cincinnati, Colum.
bus, Hamilton, Dayton, Springfield
and GAINESVILLE, th,rtyJape cents; to
Louisville, Wty cents; to Nashville,
seventy:flee cents; to Memphis, ono dol>
Tar: TO New Orleans, t,eo dollars.
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CoMns. BRUsHRsJ &o.-our friend
Booking, Of Odd Fellows Building
drug store, Is In receipt Of an immense
stock OF combs, brushes, soaps, per-
fumery, cosmetics. &C., which we have
never seen equalled In this city, for
extent and variety. You can get
combs from a quarter TO ten dollars
each; In brushes the range Is about the
the same. We cannot remember even
1.-THE OF the nice toilet articles he has,
but we can and do advise our readers
to call and see for themselves. Such a
display In that line was never before
exhibited In this region. Booking
keeps up with the times. As soon as
anything nice In his department OF
business makes It's appearance In the
East, he orders itat once. By pursu
Ing this course he has built up a large
trade for this description OF goods. A
liberal use Of printers ink, also, has
had something to do with It, and we
throw ont the hint for the benefit Of
others.
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RAILROAD AcoIDEET.-The fast line
passenger train on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad due here Saturday
morning about eight O'Clock, met with
an accident just east Of Burton, which
detained 1t about a half hour. The train
was running at high rate Of speed at
the time, and the wonder Is that more
damage was mot done. Only the sleep.
Ing car left the track, and although
rolled down an embankment severa,
feet high none OF It's occupants received
any serious injuries. The car was set
on FIRE by the stove, but the flames
were extinguished before they had
gained any considerable Roadway. The
accident was caused by a broken rail.
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TIME TABLE, CHANaED.-Ye yesterday
a new time table on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad went into effect. On the
main stem the arrivals and departures
here WILDE as follows: ArriVe-Mail
train, 3:45 A. M.,-Fast line 1925 A. No
Cincinnati Express 4:25 p. M.,-Depart,
-4:4O A. NJ; II: 40A. NJ; $40 P. NJ.
On Central Ohio Division, -Ar1lve,
$50 A. NJ; 1890 p. NJ. and T1O r. NJ;
Depart-2:4O A. NJ: 800 a. M. and 1926
p M. III ~ re 81 q 81
The above figures represent Wheeling
time. 10
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ACCIDENT TO ANOTHER COAL Tow
The steamer ormsby yesterday
bursted a steam pipe at the head Of
Pixies Island, dangerously scaldlng
the engineer and one deck hand. The
boat and tow OF 10000 bushels Of coal
arc lyiug across the head OF the island
In precarlous condition. It Is feared
II the water subsidies the barges will be
destroyed. " "''
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DRowNED.-A German named Carl
Dohr, who reSides In Martlnsville, was
drowned Saturday evening by stepping
or the ferryboat just as 1t was landing.
The body had not been recovered up 10
last evening though every effort had
been made to find 1t. ,........i
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On motion the stAtement was received
and filed.
A motion was made that On election
OF Directors for the ensuing year be
now held. aE Tl..3,.n
Mr.. Shalloross was opposed to the
election being held at this tImeas 90
few Of the stockholders were In attend.
ance. he was In favor Of postponing
the matter and made the motion that
when this meeting adjourn 1t be to meet
on Saturday, the 18th inst, ut 2 O'Clock,
T. NJ.
This proposition ELECTED much dis
cussion In which most OF the members
present participated, but 1t was finally
adopted. .'....
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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BOATS SUNK AT BRLLA1RE.-We are
informed by acgeutleman who crossed
the river at Bellalre, yesterday, that a
boat loaded with fire brick and ono
with coal,were sunk by striking one Of
the piers Of the railroad bridge at that
place: The distinguished United States
Senator who made q! "powerful areu.
mentD last winter In favor Of short
span bridges. before a Congressional
committee, should make q note Of this
triillng little clrcu instance.
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THERE appears to be great excite.
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
80 very low BY the Hubbard Bros They
want to close them out az soon as pos
slble, as they want the room for furni.
ture, oil cloths, carpets. &C., now re-
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Row SATURDAY NIaHT.-We heard Of
bit Of a row In q saloon over In Gem
ire Wheeling, Saturday night. It Is
said pistol was USED during the ARRAY
and one Of the parties was shot In the
leg. We will probably hear more OF this
matter In the police court this morning,
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POLICE CouRT.-Not a solitary case
before the police court, Saturday
morning. This happy state of things
will not be oflong continuance, as the
lock>up last night had few inmates,
who will have a hearing this morning.
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The CALENDAR CLOCKS sold at oxto.
by & Dufield's Jewelry Store, 1OI.
Market street, keep correct time, strike
and indicate the day Of the week and
month-the cheapest and most perfect
clock In the market. Every house
should contain one. Call and see
clocks, and everything In the way Of
watches, Jewelry, speCtacles, silver
ware, gold pens, &C., at l0l Market
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Hoo sLAUaHTRR1Na.-The hog
slaughterlng season commenced here
some time since, Two firms are engage
ed in this business, and several thoua-.
and have already been killed. The
Strengthening houses are located In Full.
ton, and about ak or eIght.hundred
porkera can be dispatched daily, The
price asked for hogs Is said 10 be too
high 10 leave much margin for packers,
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For Sala.

rIIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale Lot No. Il In Grahamb addition To
tue CITY OF Wheel ng, situate on the corner
OF Quincy and Sixth streets. There 10 q
gOou Brick and Franc House on the corner
containing rooms, with water aud KaH
throughout, and one Of tho bost cellars In
the city. There Is In connection q good sta
bile and carriage house. On the south end OF
The lot there II good frame house with I'VE
looms fronting on sixth street. This very
desirable location. Parties Wishing TO pur-
chase will please call At y. ]. Boyds Whole
sale Shoe Store, No. 90 Main street.
nOv2g.tf MT, WAYMAN,
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THE BR1DaEPoRr Pun11o soHoo1s.-
To the courtesy OF @. W. Griffith, Esq,
Superintendent Of the Public Schools
Of Bridgeport, We are indebted for the
following report for the month ending
on Friday last, the 81 Inst: ~ |
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CIRCUIT couRr.-Thls Court was en-
gagged the entire day, Saturday. In the
trial of the case, Mcswords, trustee,
DO, Us. Loesch. When we left The
Court room In the evening, the defend.
ants counsel had just commenced his
argument; We could not ascertain
whether the case was given to the Jury
or not. ,.m ,,
Court will adjourn this evening by
Limitation, as the regular term begins
In Hancock county tomorrow morn.
Ing,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErENa.-A meet
Ing Of the stockholders In the North
West Virginia Agricultural Society
was held In the city building, satur-
day evening, A fair representation
was present. f.
The meeting was organized by call
Ing John X. Bottsford to the chair, and
appointing Mesats. ". ]. Robb and W,
F Peterson, Secretaries.
The Treasurer, Mr.. John Bishop,
read the following financial statement |:
Receipts and disbursements OF he North Vat
YlTpttttd agricultural 60ciefV from Dees1Il,
Der I, lSg7, 70 December 4, lSOj. ."', "
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For Rent.

UlHE TRANSPORTATION AND DWELL.
i Ing corner Main and Webster streets,
~ q dry goods store. THIS Il the best az.
ranged bnlldlng In the city, suitable for q
hFSt-claB retail buuno88. Huf1eient shelly.
ing and counters for any business. Heated
with furnace, viii rent tho whole house
9 98 III paIX, o ae ~ InL9 sttL ~ eASn ~
Separate WASh-houBe, Hot and cold water
In second and third stories; also water clos
cts. Possession can DO had December lBt.
For particulars enquire on the premises, or
at my reaidenca on Market alley, west OF
Main street,
noVlB.tf NJ, HEYMAN,
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"THR ANGEL AT THE sErU1oHRE."-
Photographs from E. D. Palmer's last
and most admired work, on sale ut
Partridgs's Gallery, call and see them;
also his fine lot Of Albums, stereoscopeS,
Picture Frames, DC.
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DEEDS ADMITTED TO REcoRD.-Dar-
Ing the month Of Novembe, forty-fve
conVeyancesoirea estate were admitted
TO record In the Recorders ONCE Of this
county. i !. p. |
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RECEIVED during this week at Ad.
les'bl Alexanders Kid Gloves, Black
oamels hair Frlnges, Plain aud Plaid
Vslvetu and Satins, Hercules Braids,
various styles Of Hats, Feathers and
Flowara.
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THIRD pErARTMENT.

Ida Smith, Bette NeIninger, lizzie
Woods, Alice Nevll, Florence Coss, Liz
zie Fox. Willie Ji1lin, John Eberle
James Turner, Harry Turner, Edward
Moodcoek, Frank Ankle, Albert Smith
Willie KohleIn.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of frst class Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner & Co., Agents, No. s5 Monroe street,
Whaling.
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MEN's best Kip Boots. worth $50 for
$500, at Louis V. Blond's, 1O7 Main
street, corner Sprlgg Alley.
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Now is your chance to secure bar
gains In the Boots and Shoes, selling
OF at cost, OF James v. Bonds, lO7
Main street.
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For Rent.

NEELODEON HALL, NOW OCCUPIED
n April n0xt. Also an once front OF the
same. Also Two large finished rooms on
1nt and second floors; entrance same % 10
lntelllgencer Office. 1mmedlAt 0 possession,
or lSt o. April nsxt. Apply 70
nOVl2.lm WIN, Il, MoAFEB,
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MATR1MoNIAL.-Only tWo marriage
licenses issued by Recorder Woods,
last week. . IL .fs5 E
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'on Manufacturers ana Jobbern or
Atm - :, = = - ','''' "a /
BOO T s g. sHO Els
1b, IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES, 'li
NO. 60 Main Street.
WHEELING, ". VA.

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchanta 70 our very large assortment
and Winter Trade,
With an experience OF many years, four
house having been established In 1851, We
can, with truth, assert that our stock for az
TENT variety, durability, freedom nom all
iIreguhrlty, and adaptation 70 the wants OF
hA IN rIannS = N-----ee
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For Rent.

rI,HE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
i by Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
street. - .,..i
Also ono on east side Of Main Btreen, near
Quincy. Possession INST OF April next. .
Apply 70 ...i 'ar % ..la' y
novlS.lm w. L. MeAFEE.
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G[haQtttelllig
MONDAY MORNING. DECEmRER ..


New AdVeRtIRem ents.
Steamer Major Anderson.
To the Ladies'.
EOn Street Grocery for sale.
Vick's Floral Guide for 1870.
O. p. Brown, Jeweler.
List Of Letters.
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GREAT reduction In the prices Of
Boots and Shoes at Louis V. BIond's,
107 Main street. .a7t; I
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LAUNDRY Indigo BLuE1Na BAG
Something new. Call and see It, at
Edmund Bookings and Booking q
Carols Pharmacy.
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9nS SSlG.
For Sale to Close an Estate.
THE FIRsT.CLAHs .... ..
DWELLING HOUSE,

DWELLING HOUSE,
Situated on the north east corner OF Hamp-
den and sixth streets, now occupied BY MiE,
Garter. There Is full lot, and the house u
In IN good condition ~ the day II was bal Il;
everything about tho premises In thorough
repair. Possession given OH the LIST OF April,
lHO. Apply 10
J.P. LEWIS,
McLure House. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Readl Z" : Read Il : Read Il
CURE oFpyspEps1A AND suRoFu1A.

.'fsa|lfA .IlH tl'
CURE or DYseEPs1A AND sCRoFuLA.
PARKERSBUR0, April 10.
=. A: LOGAN Eso;-Dem Sir ~ wrote 10
you some time Glnce for bottle OF Brent-
nnger Fluid Extract of aarapafiIia and
Dandelon, and must 6ay that it Inns noted
upon me Ike CHARM. have bean 0ifiiot-
ed for near two years With Dyupepsia: t%o-
thirds ol tho time I vomIted rom one Ia
I N ecu time, day. had given up the idea
had given up. al hopes 81 NV eyer
Getung Wen again. Added 70 this, / Suffered
YIN Lho bcrofala worry much. Since lat
september one side OF my neck Was one am
tire sore, composed Of some aoyen rnnnin9
6ores. Tho use Of one bottle has much i'm
pEoxee me- Ny stomach ID relieved and my
NECK ha9 improved beyond my most Raii-
Rulno expectations. I feel much enoonra0ei
anu think by the uso OF ono or two bottles
more. !shall be relieved entirely, You win
pieaue Aend me two bottles blythe boat, - :
Xours, respectfully,
-E!.-p.iiEH NfJiJ, W. HOMER,
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A NEW lot Of Womena' and Mlsses'
full Button Boots, just received al Louis
V. Bonds, 10Y Main street. f.
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"JuNPER TAR Soap cures chapped hands
saltrheum. pimples, and all cutaneous af-
fections, rendering the akin son and smooth.
Manufactured by ..4....
...,... CASWELI., HAZARD &CO.,
New York.
Bold by all Druggists. my2I-Mo. III. d1w
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PRIMARY,

Eliza NelnInger, Anna Coss, Cora
Richards, Ella Mumford, Ella Reed,
Otter Ringhauser, Willie Woons, James
Moore, George Smith.
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9ur Gent.
For Rent.

TNHE STORE ROOM NOW oCCUPIEr by
L Mr.. b. Kline, No. III Main street. Pos
HBlIli0n given April IBt, 1870.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
uoyl3.im Real ERtAte Agent.
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Names OF I1!pIL8 neither Absent nor TAR
dy during The months
HIGH SCHOOL.
Kate Holloway, Alma Grlfhth, Mary
Schoonover, Ella earns, Jennie Cape
hart, George Allen, Richard Robinson.
INTERMEDIATE.
Ella Flnney, Kate Griffith. Lizzie
schoonover, Eddie Capehart, Willie
Stewart, ......f u
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UIHE LARGE AND CoMMoDIoUs Three
l. story Dwelling, No. III Market street,
containing 10 rooms. This 10 one Of the
best located houses In the city, Possession
given Immediately. Apply % ,,..o
noY22.lm ii0 MaIket Blreot.
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Especial attention 10 called to our own
make OF mems THICK and KIP BooTS,
They arc made out Of the very best Kip mp
per and sole leather; they arc solid double
SOLE have our trade mark stamped ON the
bottom, and can be confidently relied upon
70 give excellent Eervice and satisfaction %
the consumer. rrHF I-I.-I 800 -. I
THIOK BRoGAHB q BALMORALs.
Our stock Of BroganB and Balmofals for
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-06
SECOND DRrARTMENT,

Ida Porter, Alice Richards, Louisa
Hawn, Emma Martin, Melvin Coss,
Robert Boyd, Joseph Baggs, Kirby
Davis, George Orr, Charles Reed, John
Rauscherberg, John Moore, Willie
Chalfant, Frank Chalfant, Samuel Nc.
Pherson, Willie MCPHERSON, PlatoH