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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-01-01
II q n I T O w OC:
Friday, January 1, 1860.
Proceedings Of the County Board of
Supervisors - Annual Meeting Of

Proceedings of the County Board of
Supervisors - Annual Meeting Of
1868.
The Board of Supervisors of Manitowoc
county met according to law on Tuesday,
the 10Th day of November, 1866.
Present: Messrs. Eggers, John Schmitz,
DAIMLER, Gallayly. Absent: Messrs. Kohn-
Ike and Lorigan.
The Board adjourned until o'clock the
following day, when it re- assembled, all the
members being present except DIR. Lori-
gan. Dir. Gallayly moved to send Mr.. G.
Gustavinson after Mr.. Lorigan, after which
the Board adjourned till Nov. II, at 9
O clock A. NJ.
Nov. u, 1868
Board met, all members present.. Mr..
Eggers moved that committee be appoint
ed to settle with the county Treasurer, and
also committee on claims. Carried
The chair announced Messrs. Eggers,
Dumler and GaIayly to settle with the Co.
Treasurer, and Messrs Kohnke, Lorigan
and Mohr as committee on claims. ADJ
journed.
The Board met at l3O P. NJ. the same
day and at 9 A. NJ Nov. Is, but, tie COM
mittees not being made to report, adjourn
cd until l:30 2. NJ, Nov. Is.
Nov. Is,
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, full Board.
The committee to settle With the county
Treasurer continued the examination of
county Treasurer report, books and pa
pers, and having examined and received
from the county Treasurer county ordere to
the amount f......................$ l6,7l4,8
Go. Poor Orders, 70 amt off,. 1851
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
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ohar'ostou barbor 'e to. po deopeued'
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Faith and Work.

Two gentlemen wcro one day
crossing tho river in a ferry boat.
n dispute about faith and works
arose, ono saying that good works
were Of small Importance, and
that faith was everything, tho
other asserting the contrary.
Not being able TO convince each
other, the fcrryman an enlightened
Christian, asked permission to
give his opinion. Consent being
granted, nc said II hold in my
hand two onrs. That in my right
hand, I call failh,' tho other, in
my left, works. Now gontlo-
mon, please to observe, | pull tho
oar of faith, and pull that alono,
See! the boat goes round , and
round, and tho boat malioS no
progress. do tho samo with tho
oar Of works, and with u precisely
similar resuIt-uo advance. Markl
[ pull both together, wo 10 on
apace, and in very fow minutes
wo shall be at our landing place.
w, III my HHiIpIo op'nion, no
added; "taith without works, or
works without faith will not sufi;co.
Let there bo both, and tho haven
Of otornal rest is sure to bo
reached"
AS tho flowor is before tho fruit,
80 is faith boforo good works.
Faith is tho parent Of works,
and tho children will bear resom,
blanco to tho parent.
1t is not enough that tho inward
works Of clock bo wofl construct,
Cd, and also tho dial plato and
hands tho ono must act on tho
other, tho works must regulate
tho movements Of the hands,
[Archbishop Whately.
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Rem rkable Welsh Patriarch.

N~S~>> - ~~S~~ ~NA AS>hN+4$
Tho Edinburg Daily Revte,o, ,haa
an interesting notice Of q Welah
lndepondont Minister, the Rev.
David Williams, Of the county, Of
Brccon. "Ho had been, come
next summer, 81 years minister Of
the same congregations. His pre-,
decessor was their pastor for, 90
years, and his predecessor VIVA
their minister for go years, 80 that
the churches still under his care
hnvo had only three ministers hu.
ring tho long space Of 174 years;
and what is still as remafkable,>
tho peace of these congregations
has never been onco disturbed by
4 single jar or discord during alt
these long years Peace has al
ways prevailed among it's various
members. 1t was only at tho bo..
ginning Of lust January, (1S67)
that he lost his wife, after u happy
union Of 81 years, and that was
the first time that Il coffin crossed
his threshold during his unusually
long married lite, al his children,
seven in number, bolng still alive.
llo breaches now generally throo
times every Sunday, and several
times during tho woek, and al
though in his 89th yoar, no is up
early on Monday morning, and
does not know, except by report,
what some persons mean by tho
word 'Monday' ish.' For upwards
Of IS years he has been one Of tho
most popular preachers in. Wales,
and the great attraction on field
days in North and South Wales,
when many thousands arc present.
to attend opcn.air services and
80 great u traveller has hc been on
horseback, that he must at least
have spont ten years Of his life in.
the saddle. Talk Of the youthful
buoyancy Of tho lato Lord Palmer
ston ! why our patriarch parsom Of
eighty eight would huvo walked
and run him off his legs, and wor-
ried him or any other rider. He
is completely weather proof. Rain,
snow, tempest, and storm ho
makes no account Of, and oven
now he would think nothing Of
4 riding forty miles over rough
country and conducting u public
service in tho evening. He has
been for many yoars staunch
toctotailer. uo has an iron con.
slitution. IIo is IL perfect speci.
men Of the Welsh build-short
legs, broad shoulders, and deep
chest. lie has enjoyed cxtraordi-
nary good health, for during tho
heightened period of his ministry
he las never once been disabled
from preaching on Sunday. Ma
turc has endowed him with all the
natural elements Of an orator
His temperament is highly NOR.
curial, and his affections intensely
ardent. lie speaks even now
with unfaltering 1llcncy and re-
markabIe force. IIo is distin
yuishcd for his catholicity ofspirit
and is equally beloved by good
men Of every religious persuasion
His character is spotIoSs. his the
oIogy orthodox, and his preaching
highly evangelical"
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..ili,.t SQUTT.HFH CAROLINA g
q 3 lQAl!Nl~& IN e TRUST Rus COMPANY.
,AAytAYY5BjlE!sId Capital, Fire. Million Dollars.
PRESENT LIMIT. ..... 100000.

THE OFFCE OF THIS CoMrAHYrS NOW
;sopsptd at No: 10 broad street Sontt> " estern
'kAlltoad lsank) for the receipt Of Deposits Dls~
.sodns on PAPER, rirchuso aud Sale OF TX,
ishthke, aud the transaction of a General Bank '
'Y,fhf2rsat allowed on Deposits. upon terms cs>
&hbIlshed W the Hoard Of Directors.
~ 1heCoutpahy fs also II ulegH, Depository for
d S4qyeJs, ,pAtH tuto Court-wiil .Iccclve Rogfstry
end, TEantfer pouks--not af agent to pay Cou.
paat ahd Dividends, and as Trustee IN Railroad
l. rrsn,n REUTORSt
., ~, G. Bee, of Wm. e. l,eo s. Co.; A. S. John
;ftph, Of Jobneton, Crews Roo; Kobt. hure, ni
o'kS6I MaIs' Co.; ~ 8: wh%m.. Of ". :.
lIss; ytE" Adger, OIL. e. Adgcr & Co ; iIenry
G9ssatn, of GoWriin Matth lessen & Co; Gcurgo
T. NHtst, Of Boist 4 Bust; G. q. Memnlingcr,
Ms6m!ngsr, Jeryey, 4 rinckucyy;,rJ Kerr,
q 60; Jphu Gsmpsen. Of Cnmilsen & Coz A. T..
Caldwell, Of g.: &: A. +. Cnld%slli W X. Ry.
''HM!J.T. Wcisinan, 3. O'Neil, J. J. Gregg
rQrnnItSylllc,. G "a r..
7Sol .fBrther IL formation, nr1drcs,
=, ,GEO.S CAMEEO,. President.
TIlOS. WAXING, Cashier.
Charleston. s C., 31areh IL, 1862 20
Match!2A II 3m H...
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Tho Council (IowD Nonparicl
says that when tho "good timo
coming" comes, announcements
like the following will be frequent:
"Dicd, in tho thirty fifth year of
his ago, Mr.. John Smith, husband
Of tho Hon. Jano Smith, at her
residence at Nashua, this morning
ut 6 O'Clock. Mr.. Smith was q
meek and quiet husband, beloved
for tho gracos Of q cultivated and
trained nature. Ho exceled in
tho domestic virtues-as q cook
ho was surpassed by fow; as a
nurse he was equalled by none."
rrf2 ,,4--+- o. >s4-.--.-l.--..+ ,It
Charleston bart,6r fs 70 to deopeued,
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Totnl cost Of manufacturing cotton,
worth 20c. per round ............o 90
Frr.ghts 10 New York or Philadelphia,
&c.. Insurance Is. l5............,,..,,,, 80
Cost cotton per pound. .......... .. :. 20 90
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.N}EWDERRY n FEM ALE
ACADI1M
REV.. u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mss FANNIE LEAvELL.

NGN ~ ~ AAihiIIo cSI1 lSASCIiAL
Mss FANNIE LEAvELL.
ANNIE lIILLHousE.
Mr.. +. WERBsR-Professor Of Mu,ic
Col. S. FAIK-Chairman Board Trustees
Terms per quarter. Of q months, payable
~ advance
Primary Department. Spelling. Rcpj-
Ing. Writing und First l.. SS0ns In
Arithmetic. English Grammar and
On Biography, $5 90
-. motto and History, 81 so
.Lasif, Crock. .Frcnch, Logic. Rhetoric.
:" PhysIca:. McntaI and h1onl Sc'> -
NUpapil wisl ho charged ut tho snmc lime
,sxitb more than one Of the preceding rntcs.
''Mu3tc. +cx,rA-S25 pr session Of live
'u16htfs ''
;"'fsonrdiAg. wtth tho Principal and others,
,on reasonable .ernls.
'fH' 'Thdtoagh instructi.,n afforded In all the
ibrancbes Of A tlitesat education.
Hffafth 10 i0 II.
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-~~r~----~A e -

"hiss Batos, tho young lady recently
commissioned by Gov. McClnrg nota.
ry public, opened on Office In. st, Louis
Saturday" VIII she have to take el}
lo.poslHons Of ppap : ~ a., :. I.nr
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Three colored women have govern.
ment clorkships in Washington I'll ey
wsre appointed hi May, 1888, -
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,BRlDGEpORT, CONN,

sa = =, N'T' III w Vt WYNN, :
s'ita II Js enabled to select tho most pcrfect
gtADished Machines, and forward them to
Siahose who may want, at tho maDufnc.
ssaSurer's price, FREQ of commissions to The
sannrchaser. LAnv orders sent lhrongh
s6tlAa Johnsteno g. Wm!pF.c Nancop will
5sSFetSIss prompt attention,
Sfssssl pscf16 y tl} aG1 l48a,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-31

BASE BALL,-The crowd assembled
on the Fair Grounds, yesterday after
noon, to witness the game OF base ball
between the Haymakers and Battles,
was as large as we remember to have
ever seen there on similar occasion.
No doubt many had been attracted by
the notoriety acquired by the Hay
makers In their recent game with the
Red Stockings. The appearance Of the
club Is certainly anything but prepos.
sessing, and their playing yesterday
was far Inferior to that Of The Clncln-
nail club on their visit 10 our city In
July last. The correctness OF this as,
SerIlon is made apparent by comparI.
son oil the scores made by the Battles
In both games. In their tilt with the
Red Stockings they were completely
notwithstanding nothing while
yesterday, in SIX innings, they made
sixteen runs. And this result cannot
justly be attributable to any improve
ment made by the Battles In the inter.
VAL but wholly to the superior skill
OF the Red Stockings over the New
York club. r..
AT the end OF the sixth inning, yes.
terday, the Haymakers were obliged 10
retire to take the train over the Baltl.
more road for the East. When the
game closed the score stood: Hayma.
kers 40; Battles 10. ~.
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Trnstaa,a Sala.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made 10 me by George 4. Caldwell aud
kate, his wife, on the 2id day OF March, In
tns year 1871 and Of record In the RECORD.
BOOK NO. u, page SIS, shall, on
Saturday. the Attn day OF September,
1860.
on tho premises, proceed TO sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate, situate on
Uad VOLTS nun, 10 SAID County and bLntO,
Including what II known ~ tho Orchard OF
said JoIspu Caldwell'a farm, and bounded
~ follows, That u 10 say "BeginninE at 0
iOcuSt Ioat at tue south west corner OF the
pAIllng fencO around said orchard and adj.
yuinInG The wheeling aud FRlrmont Turn.
pike road on tho north side OF CaldWelI'g
Run; thence rorthwRIdly with said fencO
70 tue boundary lIno between Raid farm 0nI
mud OF z. jacob, continuing ceyond the
iGnc0 II necessary to Teaen that line; thence
y. "" z. to stake at the north side OF the
present county road, q iSW rods above the
old stable; thence with the north side Of the
said county road WeILwlEdly 10 y large elm
On the youth side Of said orchard fencO and
near tue same; thence with That fence 10
Tue south oNBt corner thereof; thence west
wArdly with the fence 10 the beginning,
containing sixteen acres, more OF los.
hAid Iced OF Trust was given 10 secure 10
William Exley the punCIuII payment OF
nVe several notes OF tue said George K,
"a d yell for tho sum OF nine hundred and
twenty .Seven 4l.lO0 dollars each, bearlpR
date tue 18th day OF February, 1851, ami paw.
able 10 the order Of the SAID William ESley,
respectively, on the 10Th day OF december,
1851, 1854, 1888, 1891 aud 1885, AZ thu MeTCnAn1
and MechAnlcS Bank OF Wheeling, each
note bearing interest from date. Tue INST
one OF Lne uDovs described notes dated the
18Th day OF February, 1851, and pay able on
tnr lbtn day Of December, 1881, has been
paid, together with the interest upon the re-
manning nOLsS up TO tue lSL day Of April,
1907. Tnls sale 10 maize 70 pay the principal
VI Tie said notes OF N6I, lsbj 1854 and lstj,
which BAl1 principal nmO 4nLe, In each UuG
Of said bevera nULeS, " SUI $500, with In.
tereat thereon from April lSt, low, TIL paid,
aud the coils OF this sale.
TERMS or HALE-One third cash. and re
remainder OF Tue purchase money In two
equal lust SlmenlSo Of biX and twelve months,
Iu6 purchaser giving notes for the UeIs rred
Instruments bearing Interest from date, and
Tue tue VIII 10 retalued until Inc notes are
paid.
The above described property will be sod
IN pAlceIA or altogether w the purchaser or
purchasers may elect and the trustee Will
guarantee the utls.
q. d. BUsHFIELD, Trustee.
Tho property mentioned in the above adj
vorusenent Ii known W tho sunny side
vineyard, ~ PRESENT in INST class condition,
Auu the Vines IN excellent bearinE oIdsr,
On Tho PROMISES L. u largo new tWO.Story
DICK house, surrounded by convenient and
desirable OuibuIlIIugS and provided with all
ths necessary oonVsnIenc15 anu Improve.
muntL fATtleS Waning 10 purchase pro.
perry VI THIS u6ScrL ptlOn are Invited 10 SIs
6mlne the prenlAcS EsIJTe the day OF sale.
Jy2S-S0t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-31

VALUABLE PRopERTY FOR sALR.-We
call attention to the advertisement In
this mornings paper, offering the Frult
House property for sale. The location
for a concert hall. theatre, or Tor any
purpose In which quiet and easy access
are objects, Is all that could be desired.
With a moderate expense the building
could be converted into two or more
comfortable residence. The price and
terms OF payment are favorable, and
the investment would be paying one.
We believe that II handsomely fl!ted up
as u concert hall, It would receive q foil
ahare OF the engagements made In this
city for such purposes. It would soon
be known among professionals as pos
sessing advantages not enjoyed by any
other hall in the city, and would be
sought after by them. We regard the
opportunity for some one, or Tor an as
ISOLATION Of gentlemen, 70 supply de.
mand long existing In our city, o, a
building for concerts, lectures, &C.. at a
moderate cost, as most favorable one.
and trustt that tWIll be secured and de.
voted TO come one Of the objects named
Sec advertisement, 8a'tl. III -
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GENUINE RUSSIAN PEBBLEs.-oxto.
BY & Duffeld, Jewellers. 1o3 Main street,
having made special arrangements
with Importers, are now supplied with
nice stock of:Genuine Russian Peb-
BILE Glasses. These spectacles are high.
ly recommended by the best ooulIsts
Of the land. Every pair guaranteed.
Purchasers can exchange until suited.
Fall line OF eyeglasses. watches. Jew.
elry, &c. OILS ... -r.D',.
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POLICE CoURr.-What tho Police
Court lacked yesterday morning In
number OF cases on the docket, was
fully made up In quality. Toby Vance
had 1t all TO hlmself-Ghsrs being no
other victims to share the honors with
him. Not many days since he finished
a term on the chain gang, and be ielt
like ish out OF water. In fact, labor
Ing without compensation on the public
works ofthe city appears 10 be Toby's
normal speer,' and he takes but little
ifany comfort anywhere else.
Yesterday morning our hero was up
on two charges and was fined ten
dollars and costs In each case. Toby
don't believe In paying out his green
backs without receiving an equivalent,
and therefore he ehoss to 60 back to the
geological school for forty days rather
than come down with the currency. So
delighted is he with lhe study OF the
worlds history as written In the rocks
that be don't wantto miss single reel.
tattoni and judging from his past ca.
reer we don't believe he will. Poor
Tobyl .. DOL
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COURT OF APPEALs.- The Court met
yesterday afternoon pursuant to ID,
journment. The session was taken up
with The delivery Of opinions In cases
previously argued. We hear that no
more arguments will be heard this
term. ... .gU Tfrar. .
In the matter Of the application Tor
a writ OF error In the case OF ElIhu
Gregg, convicted and sentenced TO be
hanged for burning the court house In
Preston county, MAXWELL J..- deliver.
ed the opinion OF the Court, awarding
the writ Of error, reversing the judg.
mens and setting aside the verdict In
the Court below, and granting a new
trial.
In the case OF TtImble Us. ShaTsr &
Hamilton, from Ohio county, BERK.
SHIRE J. delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the Judgment Of the
Court below. Or IN
In the case of Capeston, Admlnlstra>
tor a., Us. Landcralt, from Monroe
county, MAXWELL. ], delivered the
opinion OF the Court, reversing the
decree Of the Court below dlssolvlng
the injunction and diminishing the bill.
10 the case OF Mann Us. Perry, from
Monroe county, Brown. J. delivered
the opinion oil the Court, affirming the
judgment Of the Court bsIow. ~
Adjourned until o O'Clock, Thursday
morning.
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NEW TRIAL AWARDED by reference
to the proceedings Of the Court OF APP
peals, yesterday, It will be seen that q
new trial has been awarded ElIhu
Gregg, recently convicted and sen.
fenced to hanged for firing the Court
House in Preston county. II we are
not mistaken, next Friday was the day
fixed for the execution. This action Of
the Court sets aside the sentence and
necsssltases a second investigation of
the charge. DIV, a.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-31

A WHEELING MINISTER Abroad
A sermon preached Sunday afternoon,
by Rev. r. A. Arthur, who is attend
Ing the Cincinnati NJ. E. Conference, Of
Hillsboro, Ohio, Is spoken Of in COM
pllmeutaty terms by the correspondent
OF the Cincinnati Gazette. lie preached
from Matt. Y, 4s: BE ys therefore per-
fec! even as your Father which is in
heaven IL perfect The sermon was
finely received says the correspond.
ent, and everywhere was heard, That's
the doctrine, THAT'S what we need,' &c.
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DAN CONFERENCE.-THE dam across
back river between the bridge and the
mouth Of Indian Wheeling Creek, Is
nearly finished. But q few feet on the
west side remain to be filled. The
work looks strong and substantial from
the bridge, and will be a positive bene-
ut to the navigation of back river, and
Increase the volume OF water on this
side ofthe Island, ......
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COMMERCIAL CoNvENTIoNs.-Goysr-
nor Stevenson received, a day or two
elnce, a communication from a COM
m'ttee OF gentlemen appointed for the
perpose, settling forth tho fact that q
convention OF the business men In the
Valley OF the Mississippi will be held
In ksokuk, Iowa. on this day week,
September 7Ih. The committee ask
Gov s. 10 appoint delegates 10 repre-.
sent our State In said convention, The
ratio OF representation has been axed
at two delegates from Stale at large
and one for each Congressional district
therein. No action in the matter has
yet been taken by His Excellercy,
Gov. s. Is also In receipt OF q circular
from Col. Duncan, Chairman Of The
Committee Of Arrangements In conuec-
lion with q convention Of a similar
character to that mentioned above, 10
be held In Louisville, on the 18th Of
October, This convention, we believe,
Is held In accordance with q resolution
adopted by the one which met In Men,
phis some time since. Delegates from
our State are invited, and we presume
will be appointed, The ratio Of repre-.
sentatIon In this instance 10 one from
each Congressional district. ~.
We trust Gov. s. will give these com.
munIoationS due consideration. The
appointment Of delegates to these con-
ventlona, and their attendance, will
have the eject to show our Western
and Southern ueIghbors that we feel 0
community Of interes: with them,
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GAVE HIMSELF UP.-Frank Coll, one
OF the parties charged with being con-
cerned 10 the row In South Wheeling
and nelGhborhood, last Sunday morn
Ing week, has given himSeIf up. and
will have an examination before Esqr,
Clohan, Friday evening.
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sEwIHG MAoHrHEs.
METHODIST Book CONCERN,
2O0 MnlhafFU 9kraaf NJ "


200 Mulberry Street, N. Y.
Being In constant receipt OF Inuu iries
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, with requests to recommend
and purchase, we have In conjunction
with some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
machines OF practical value for family
sewing and hud those made by the
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing COM
pany, to fully combine the essentials Of
a good instrument, and such as we can
confidently recommend. Having seen
80 favorable results from their use In
our own and the households OF our
friends, wo are desIrous that their
benefit should be shared by all our
brethren, and hence have Interested
ourselves In their behalf.
ABEL SrEvENs, JAMES FLoY,
DANIEL WISE, DAVID TERRY.
THos. CARLTON, J. PORTER,
], D. EDwARD1, WM. A, Cox. o.
and %
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CITY COuNCIL.-A called meeting Of
the City Council will be held this even.
Ing in the City building. The tax ordI.
nance and another matter or two OF
Importance will be brought up for con.
BldoratIon. - NJ
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NEW BRIDdE FLooR.-The Bridge
Company Is having new floor laid
between the rails Of the track on the
back river bridge. That on the South
side Of the bridge has been completed,
and the other side Will be In day or
two. I..
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For Sala-

A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
a House OH Quincy htre6t, with rooms,
hAlls and nnBhsd attic, The location IL Is
desirable NJ any In the city. II Ia within
one square OF the centre Of business, and
within two squares OF B0ven churches, the
state HouSa, Court House and Post ONCE,
Tue main building IL finished in modern
AtJ 10, mud IN complete order. Gar In every
room 10 the house. FOSS01StOn can 10 had
"! Of october.
l. IRWIN,
ANAL Real ERtala AVant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-31

DoN'T fall 70 look over the large
stock Of Ladies', Misses and Chlldren's
wear at 107, and compare prices with
those Of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-31

Louis BLOND has received a fine as.
sortment Of the Spring Style OF Lasting
BAlmorals and Button CATERS. ..sT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-31
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