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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-09

A COSTLY INSULT TO JUDICIAL Dig
N1TY'-A man named Wolf, who had
been employed at Quincy Foundry in
this city, In an evil hour found him.
self at Benwood last Saturday, in q
state Of hIlarity on account Of alcoholic
stimulation that made him forget the
proprietles of time and place, In other
words be was drunk. he committed
some misdemeanor and was hauled up
before Squire Ravenscraft, and in his
somewhat obllyious condition failed to
recognize the dignity OF the law as rep
resented in that unctIonary. He at.
once formed 4 very unfavorable opinion
Of the Justice and gave IL expression
by cursing him right and left. The
Squire responded by ordering VOLTS
confinement for three months In Jail /;
and he now lies In Mouudsyille jail In
expiation Of this sentence. The poor
fellow seems to have no friends. he
sent word'to some Of the foundrymen
here, In the hope they would do some
thing for his release utthey declined.
From all accounts the fellow Is hard
case, and II Is better perhaps even for
himself that he should be under lock
and koy; but II all the worthless peo>
pie were to be locked up just for their
worthlessness we should have to build
a great many more Jalls. We doubt
that such an offence by a drunken man
is cause for o'severe n punishment as
three months In jail, and we don't like
to see "the little brief authority" OF one
man over another used with 80 much
rlgur, go af-,-.y
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court convened
yesterday at 8 O'Clock, and transacted
large amount Of business. The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
The State Us. Robert P. Watts, fol
lascivious consolidation. The forfeiture
Of his recognizance lat a former day d
this term, was on his own motion set
aside and his recognizaucs renewed to
appear the second day OF next term.
State VS. Robert Emblem, for fornI-
cation; tried by Jury; found guilty and
was fined forty dollars.
State Us. Mary Rother, for assault
and battery; found guilty and was
fined one dollar aud costs,
State Us. Pat Mahony, for petit lay
ceny; found guilty and was sentenced
to sixty days in the county jail.
State Us. Pat Mahony, for petit lar
ceny; found guilty and was sentenced
TO thirty days In the county jail.
State Va. Pat Mahony, for petIt. lar.
ceny, The jury rendered a verdict OF
guilty Of petit larceny, and he was sem
fenced to six months In the county iail.
The following cases are set for trial
to-day.
State Us. Frederick Warden. for riot.
State Us. Elias Buchanan, for riot.
State Us. John Reenes, for riot.
State Vs. Lucinda johnson, for AS
sault and battery.
State Us. John McPlOrce. for petit
larcenoy.
State Us. William Austin, for petit
larcenoy.
State Us. Mary Ann Melay, for adul.
terry.
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Po1ICE COuRr,-Flve cases were be,

POLICE CouRT.-Flve cases were be.
fore the Court yesterday morning.
Alfred jackson and Henry Walkers
(both colored) while crossing the Island,
Sunday afternoon. on their way 10 this
side OF the river, were met by Edward
Hogan and James Owen (both white
Whether they had made acquaintance
before or not did not appear at the trial.
At any rate the meeting was sufficient
To inflame the latent hostility existing
between the two races, and the quar-
tette, two on q side, commenced and
continued q feroclous assault upon each
other until the arrival Of officers OF the
law, who took all four into custody
and housed them securely In the lock.
up.
This morning Judge Good Imposed O
fine Of $40 on each ofthem.
Michael Quinn was also fined one
dollar and costs for forgetting that In
this portion Of q free country, private
citizens, II caught In the act, cannot get
drunk with impunlty.
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsTATE,-The
following list Of transfers, entered on
the Recorders books during the week
ending November s, 1869, should have
appeared In our Issue OF yesterday:
James Herriott to Henry Cots, Au-
gust Sd, the undivided one.hIth Of the
north half Of lot No. 1870 Fourth street,
north Of Monroe, and one. fiith. Of lots
Nos. 2, 8, 8 and 10 In Buena Vista, ana
the one-tfth part Of lots Nos. o, 10. III
and u, In square So, RItchle's addition,
Fourth street, for $3.50.
James Herrlott to Henry Cots, Au-
gust 4th, for all his personal property,
for $50. 81 r. >
N. & M. Bank to Robert W, Hazlett.
September 9th, lots Nos, Z and 8. in
square No. 5, South Wheeling, for 800,
M. q ID. Bank to Robert W, Hazlett,
October 18th, lots Nos. Il and is, in
square No. 80, South Wheeling, for
Nathaniel h. vancleye and wife to
Joseph A. Bodley, October 2Sd parts Of
lots Nos. % and 80, Centre street, East
Wheeling, for Sl,700, FiT1II ~
Peter and T. thinner to Ralthassr
Edele, October sd, lot No. II, Ia square
No. II, South Wheeling, for 8, 200.
George W. johnson and wife to
Charles Held, October 2oth, fractional
lot on Wheeling creek, between Zane
and Clay streets, for $50.
NJ. d NJ. Bank to r. W. Hazlett, No.
vember LIST, lots Nos. Is and ID, In
square 20; also lots Nos, 8, 10, l3 and
ID, In square No. 80, lots Nos, z and s,
In square No. a, lots Nos. s and 6, In
square No. &c., and lot No. /, Ia square
No. 40, South Wheeling, for $24S7 80,
John a. Armstrong and wife 10 Rob.
ert II. Gillespy, September Goth, lot No.
2. In Zane and Armstrong; addition,
Wheeling Island, for 800.
Samuel Creighton and wife 10 Samuel
d. Glenn, October Both, lot No. 7l8, in
square No. 8, Gilchrist's addition, for
James McGln and wife to James F,
Knox, October 18th, lot No. AZ. i.
Zane's addition, for $500.
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ACCIDENT TO A LADY.-Yesterday
while Mr.. and Mrs. Connor were drlv-
ing In buggy near the corner OF Fifth
and Clay streets, East Wheeling, the
horse attached scared at something and
became unmanagoable. The lady was
thrown from her seat and her leg
broken by striking against a lamp
post. The husband, we understand, Ia
a clerk at the Crescent Iron Works.
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WETzEL CouNTY.-The romantic sto.
rles OF Dick Turpln-ism 10 Wetzul
comfy contributed to the columns Of
the wheeling Register BY thg lnaglna.
i've writers Tor that journal, are mol
founded on iact' a. oylvanus sObb'H
stories are. a gentleman who has lost
returned from that penighted region
mafIan!s us IN making this statement.
a anSSe stories y y DelleTed were manu-.
lHOI"tSI AZ nnHcipauon that Wetzel
WI soInB nspupiiOan, and It was
nsUes'aiy " nAVe 4 reign OF terror Of
s SomO sOt. ~. ~ .,. ASCount ior It, We are
sOify " ~ .ne DSmCeratlc organ cast.
lug tenVOslOns On tne banner county BY
suOu u 'outse' implying aS It did q
uo1p' o. net otLnouoxH .5t'-,. Il
ne near mat the man John Jen-
mugs, VINO was ACCUSED OF shooting Mr..
teo' FORBES o. this city, Is not chRrg-
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DEPARTuRR.-Mr. Henry Moore.
house and Mr.. Herbert Taylor, who
created great deal OF interest among
church>golng people during their stay
incur city, left yesterday Via the Gen.
trail Ohio Railroad for Chicago.
It has been said that Mr.. Moorehouse
was greeted, Sunday evening, at the U.
P. Church. with the largest congrega-
ton ever assembled In this locality.
This gentleman, We understand, takes
no money for his services, and obeys as
implicitly as man can the injunction
OF the Master, "Take noIthought for
the morrow"
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CASE FoR THE PoLIcR.-Last satur~
day morning, an Irish lady named Mrs
FlIzslmmons, living near the East end
Of John Street, East Wheeling, and la
boring under temporary insanity, at.
tackled and beat In with two bricks a
neighbor lady e door. She ought 10 be
brought up before the police court.
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THROAT APFEorIoNs.-A physician
writing frSni N.Siaus, Nav York,
speaking Of Tho beneficial effects result
Ing nom the use OF "BrOWn,s BroHehial
7,OeheS." says: "For RlIeylating that
hortid Irritation only felt by those who
have suffered any Bronchial Affection,
and for HoarsOness and Sore Throat,
too, I am free 10 confess (though I am
an N. d. they answer oil you claim
for them" To avoid disappointment,
be sure TO obtatn the genuine "BroWn's
Bronchial Trochoa.n
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BADLY INJURED.-A laborer employ
ed In the coal bank Of Mr.. Boyle, West
Wheeling, was badly injured last Sat-
urday, by large piece Of slate falling
upon him. The poor mans thigh was
badly crushed,
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THg CUMBERLAND RoAD.-Elsewhere
may be found the argument OF Mr..
Cracraft In behalf Of Mr.superIntend
Ferrel. Of the Cumberland Road. It 10
quite q readable document for those at
all interested In the case, and very
credltable 10 Its author. Gov. Stanton's
argument on the other side was printed
In the Register Just before the election.
So now the public have both sides Of
the case and can Judge for themselves.
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PRDn1H GIAssEs.-oxtoby q Duf>
field, Jewellers, lOI Market street, a few
doors below M'Lure House, have In
store one Of the finest stocks OF Russian
Pebble speetaeles ever brought 10 the
CITY, aB well % all other kinds Of
glasses In gold, silver and steel frames.
Also full line OF American and Swiss
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
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DRAMATIC CLUD.-The members OF
the South Wheeling Literary and ORA.
matio Club propose giving another en-
tertainment soon. The one given by
them q few weeks ago met with an en-
couragement which has induced them
to make this second effort.
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INCOME TAX, FIRST D1sTRIoT.-The
Assessors books for the First District
Of West Virginia show that in 1869
1884 persons paid income tax Of $40 or
less; 227, go to $50; 142, $50 to 800; 1873,
500 To $500: 7, over $500.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY bundles E
Padua, four length violin strings, one
hundred bundles "A Padua violin
strings, fifty bundles D Padua violin
strings, just received at Hamilton &
Hardlng's Music Store.
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Read ReadI Read Il
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFULA.
PAnnnnnnunn mil 10

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFULA.
PARKRRsBURO, April 10.
r. H. LOGAN, Eso.-Dsur Sir ~ wrote 70
you some time since for bottle OF Brent.
llng0r'H Fluid Extract OF 6AIsaparllla and
DAndelion, and must say that II has acted
upOn me like charm. I have been aftiIct-
cd for near two yeArs with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time vomited from one 10
three times day. l had given up the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up ALI hopes OF my ever
getting we'll again. Added 10 this, / suffered
with the Scrofula very much. since last
September one side OF my neck was one en-
tire sore, composed OF some seven running
sores. The use Of one bottle has much I'M.
proved me. Ny stomach Is relieved and my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
gulne expectations. / feel much encouraged,
and think BY the use OF one or two bottles
more, Rhall be relieved entirely. You will
please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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HALI's Vegetable slcIllRn Hair Re-
uewerIs the most reliable article In use
for restoring gray hair to lts original
color and promoting its growth.
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REWARD OFFRRED.-We learn from
the Ktngwood Journal that the jailor
there has offered reward Of $3.50, and
Mrs. VIM. G, Brown $50, for the capture
Of Gregg the escaped Court House
burner. .u. .
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THE B. 60. R. R: Company will Is.
sue excursion tickets to Cumberland
until Nov. 18th; fare 20 20. Tickets
good for six days from date. The
Agricultural aad Mechanical Fair at
that place commences TODAY.
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Sar &xIe.
Pleasant Residence 0r SalR.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
i. which now reside, situated on Centre
near Sixth street, ID offered for SALE. Tue
lot Ia thirty feet front BY one hundred and
twenty In depth, alley In the rear. The
House contains nine roomB, hni9hod ATTIC,
good, dry cellar and gas fixtures throughout
the house. For terms, &c., inquire Of
noV6t9t HENRY r. MORRIH
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HuRnARD d Bro. have determined TO
close out their stock Of Boots and Shoes
alta sacrifice. In order to make room for
q large stock Of Furniture, OIL Cloths,
Window Shades, Carpets, &c., which
they are now receiving.
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THE PACING RAoB.-As announced
in our issue Of yesterday, the pacing
race between sorrel Jim and Jack
shackleford-mlle heats, 8 In s, the
arst to harness and the latter under
saddle-not concluded on Saturday,
was finished yesterday morning in one
heat. -.. s.... "a.
The roam (shackleford) came on the
track lame from a foot cut on satur.
day, and was beaten BY the sorrel in
$40, aar... ..u... Ir
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LADIES Felt Flanuel-lIned Slippers
with thick felt soles, for invalIds,
nurses or others wanting a warm house
slipper. Gan be had Of Forgey. 12O
Main street.
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BIZ RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of a frst class Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner 4 Co., Agents, No. So Monroe street,
Wheeling. su'N .. ,f..I
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E. BOOKING and Booking & Carroll
have the finest, largest and cheapest
assortment OF Soaps In the city, con-,
slstlng Of about sIxty-fve different
kinds. Those In need should call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
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Go to Hubbard & Bros and obtain
good supply Of Boots and Shoes before
they have closed them out, at the very
low prices at which they are now sell-
Ing them.
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SABLE FURs, Mink Furs, those fne
Sable and Mink Furs are selling very
fast at Brues & Sanders, from the fact
that they are nom 10 to 25 dollars less
for sett than can be found elsewhere.
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pnrers
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 0.
nov Advertisements.

Steamer Julia No. 2.
Dividend.
Old Stand No. 1853 Main Street.
Spare Ribs, 90.
Any one Having Claims against the
United States.
Keep Out the Gold.
Opera House-Washlngton Hail.
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MEETING OF THE CrrT CoUNUI.-The
regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council takes place tonight.
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60 TO Louis Bonds and get q pair
Of those nice Button or Lace Boots, Kid
or Lasting Caters. ..a
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CANTON FLANNRLs.-A large stock
just opened, also heavy English Canton
FlGnnels the best goods In the market,
only to be had at Brues q Sanders.
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a FINE lot Of sLereoscoplc views. Of
home and foreign scenes, have just been
received at Parlridge's. n. .,
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sAT1sF1ED.-Forgey Is satisfied with
very small profits, and his customers
with the Shoes they get at 100 Main
street: ..,..
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JUST received, another lot Of heavy
twilIed shruuk Flannel for gentleman's
wear at Brues d Sanders'.
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WE have seen nothing prsttlsr than
the "rustic groups" maids ut Par
trldge's, His rural scenery ls charming
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10. o. F.-Grand Secretary Steele
will be present and organize n lodge Of
the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows,
at New Cumberland tonight.
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A NEW lot Of the unrivaled stelnway
Pianos just received at Hamilton &
HardinR's.
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A LARGE lot Of Brass Band Instru-
ments just received at Hamilton &
HardlnR's.
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EVERY description Of Boots, Shoes
and CATERS for men, women and chill
dreu at Louis Bonds, 1O7 Main street
corner SprIgg Alley. .....
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ANEW style Button and Lace Callers
lust received at Louis Bonds lO7
Main street. ...'- ~
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PARTRrpaE's extensive sky.light on.
Ables him to make as good pictures this
cloudy weather "a on clear bright days.
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THE inlmItable Seton In three COM
10 characters, this evening at Washing.
ION Hall.
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THEPurest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in
theworld, manufactured nom fresh healthy
NVerS, upon the sea ahore. It IL perfectly
pure and sweet. AJAX for Hazard q Gas.
won's God Liver OIL" manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD q CO.,
o., =, New York.
may9S-Fu.Fr-d&w
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Buy THE BEsT-For Boots 20 to For.
gey's, 40 Main street. .s.
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GOODS EQUAL 10 BAlIpLEg.

Buyers cannot generally devote the TINA
neoe1ary 70 examine beyond the ample
snoWn. By our EyHtem OF Termination and
Ing goods inferior 10 samples. Aside nom
sne recognized duty Of dealing % We would
~ oealt ~, We regard it % pecuniRrily our
!nease4t % 70 act ~ 10 secure and retain lilo
SSS nIa ,s OF all who may fayor d With
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READ AGAIN
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE,

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE.
DEAR DoCToR:-You know what was my
condition when called upon you. was
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black Bcabs, and 70 panied In my joints OF
night, that sleep or rest was utterly impos.
Hl6le. Ny constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almost IN despair
Ofever being cured, having tried many ply
BiciRns, and used numerous preParationB
lsast sion =, Succes1 mi an, noT Sannv
70 say, that after using those I'VE bottles OF
your SarSaparilla and Dandellon, and only
Two boxes or the Pills, became perfectly
restored, have returned TO my post on the
boat, and feel at this time as stout as ever
did In my Life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
To DR.. BRENTLINaER,
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For Sale.

THE LATE RESIDENCE OF SAMUEL
i OFT, In South Wheeling, tRitchiotoWn.)
This nne property lnclude8 river mont or
100 feet, and extends eastward 10 feet, and
will have q street on every side.
For plat and terms apply TO
nOvi!2W JAMES pAULL.
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WHEELING, ". va.

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
OF Boots and Shoes now In Itore for Fali
and Winter Tfada. 10 .U5'i UfE 40 ~ =
Win An experience Of many yeaFB, four
nouse having been established In lHS7,l we
gun with truth, assert that our stock for en-.
iEregularity, and adapta Hon 10 tho WantE al
MeaL Yirginia and Ohio, q not and cannot
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Land For Sale.

I AND SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
II purposes, within three miles OF the city,
on the National Road. Plat Of the proper.
oCi982W q, H, PARKS
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HANDSOME Carriage Robes only 10 be
had at Brues & Sanders. nE 'lfs''
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY, And HOW
WE PREYEUTI T.l...,r 4

u the want Of uniformity In Boots and
snoeA u Is well known equals II not ,exg
ceed9 that OF any other kind OF manufa6I
InIeo goods. In order 70 protect ourselves
cetyo or place on nal0 any goods NOT reQu hi
Ana unl1orm, except they be too low M
PLloo 70 allow Of uniformity. To insure thi1
every pair OF BootH and Shoes that enfarR
ouI atoEe u carefully examined and rejected
S ontea ionna correct In size, nee from dam
ago and uniform In quality, n
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LOWEST MARKET pRTCER

a. AZ al good merchants will seek ana finti
s se,. our goods Oh tho very lowest market
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM IN WAYNE COUNTY,
a Iowa, within three miles OF the County
Ing l91 acres, 80 OF which arc under OultiVR.
ton. On II there Ia good Dwelling Houso,
stable and other out buildings, q young
orchard and plenty Of good spring water.
Oct2o l, IRWIN
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ALL QUIZ WORM.
MEMS THICK &KIP BOOTS,

3 made and selected mainly With visw to
SkRV1on ana REAL VALuH, securing for
G9em AZ the style We can w1thouta sacrifice
VI QuAllS' HafL sHfy j..,.f,,....5,
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WBJA q UWI,
RALnInRhA ~

n the department OF Womens, misses and
enildIenb goods We d6fyi competition,
Moreoyot, We can give toour Customer, ont
q our best work, any sire they may want:
thuA enabling them 10 Mt up and work cff
clean their broken At0ck. 1hi2 IL an IN!
uuoement onAred By very few dealers, and
4LWn bs appreciated q Q very great "A!
Boots and Shoes. n ~ ~ -l'I-' - II11f
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AAAASAA ~ 4AA6 GOS40s
Especial attention ID called to our own
make OF mons THICK and KIP BooTs,
They arc made out OF the very best Kip up-
Bclei have our trade mark stamped ON thel
pottoms and can DO confidently relied upon
e give excellent service and satisfaction 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-09
THIOK BROaAHbIG BALIrORAIa.

Our stock OF Rrosans and Balmorals for
Men. Boys and Youth % OF endless variety:
and our best work will be found 70 be made
out OF tho very best material and In the
most workman.llke manner. %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-09
BALTIlIORK : OH1oR.R COMPLY

0lIli"TnwMEIme, My sth, lSa.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
tho following schedule ON and after ne
lVtn day OF Nay, Wheeling time.
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