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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07

WHAT are our citizens going to do about
the closing of the gas works. Who shall
say ''let there be Light"
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4 light fall of snow visited this section 10
day, but not enough to indicate sleighing.
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astonishing

MADAME LA RUE can produce, b, means q
the Horoscope, true picture of your future hus-
band or wife, name. occupation, pecunisTy cir
cumstAnces, date Of marriage, AMI felicity q
married life. She will give you the p. O. sd
dress, so that you can correspond; also the age
and full description, and tell how, -hsE sid
where you will become acquainted, your destined
success in life, and everything relating 20 Your
future. Stere your age, color Of eyes and hair,
enclosing Fifty cents. Address NJ. La RI Z,
Box $3.50, Chicago, HIS
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SITUATION wanted By book keeper. Al
ply at Hayes & Cleveiend's Office.
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Being resolved upon having no conflict
with the City Council upon the question Of
their right to regulate the price of gas tc
consumers, and not being disposed to man
ufacture and furnish gas to the city or citi
zens at loss, have determined to close
the works upon Monday, Jan. l0lh next.
Consumers will hereby take notice to be
prepared for the result.
Ben HARPER.
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Have Land 10 every county of Iowa, which
viii ne sold at
Low 4 a z Il .!
Or traded off for other Property.
Parties wishing TO buy sell, win find it to
heir interest 10 call on us before bsying or sell
ing.
We offer for sale
A first class farm of 60 acres-70 acres cult
waited. with good improvements; 90 acres timber,
situated in Colona township, Henry county,
IL miles from Rock Island. Price 5000.
GREAT BARGAIN, GREAT BARGAIN :!
100 acres new land, with good improvement,
in Scott County, Iowa. CAL be bought, without
paying one cent money cash, for very cheap
price traded for other property. Possession
csn be given Immediately.
$50 Acker neueS Land, nit guten Einriohtun-
gen, kahn ohne einen Cent hsare BeZahlung ge-
kauft oder gegen snderes Elgenthum eingetsusch,
werden. BesiEz ksnn der K seufer sugen blickli oh
bekommen.
For information apply to
0CHs & CO.,
sept22wly. Land Agents.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island h Pacific
Railroad.
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
Night E1pre.., 1900 p. N. rs r :. N.
IOWA DIVISION.
Day Express and Mail, 7.50.. IN. s.5s =. m.
Night Express, 66op.m. 7.20 .. m.
Western Union Railroad.
Passenger, s.20A. N. 6.IO P. NJ.
Mixed, $40 P. M. l1.50 A. M.
Rock Islana b Peoria Railroad.
Leave Rock Island, 700 .. m. and Loop. m.
Arrive ct Rock Island, 90 .. m. and 500 p. m.
~ Trains run by Chicago time, which is Is
minutes faster than Rock Island time.
Nail Routes.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-.E5avss ~
SEQ A. NJ. and 7.00P. Nj. Closes 7:oo A. Ill
and 9 P. M.
PORT BYRON MATL-via NatertoWn, uanp-
,on. Rspids City, Port Byron and CordovA,
leaves st $40 A. M; closes At $40 A. M,
and arrives at $40 P. NJ.
GOAL VALLEY MAIL-tby ears) daily, leaves
IA. NJ, and arrives P. M. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives At e:36
A. NJ. and 1905 P. II. CLOSES 1T P. N. and
IOP.M.
ALEDo MAIL-viA Camden Mills, And.lu-
sia, Edgingten n, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, keithsburg, OquswkA, to
Oquawks junction, {Sagetown), leaves daily
between 8 . A. NJ, and arrives At 5:3e P. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hsslist, Buff
iAlo Prairie, Illinois City, Lrury, Copper
Creek, and Millersburg goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-viA Presumption, Sues,
viols, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
| Richland Grove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
| day 1t P. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rursl, once week. Ar
rives Friday evening, at O'Clock, and leaves
Saturday morning, ut o'clock.
SWEDONIA, via Rural, twice g week arrives
Tuesday and Fridays, at 1850 P. M, andieaves
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7:3o A. NJ.
This route terminates at New Windsor.
ofsce hours from 7:fe A. NJ. to 500 P. N.
~ Sundays, open from TO 10 AN.
NJ. B. OSBORN. Post Master.
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Fine Solid silverware.

A choice assortment of the latest patterns
suitable for wedding and other presents, jus
received 1T Rutenbeek d Co.'S, 2e West Second
street, under the Newcomb House, Davenport.
SaTuTh
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THAsKs.-At the last regular meeting of
the Turner Society, held on the 5th inst, the
report of the late Fair WAS received as
follows:
Gross receipts, SSi4.30
Expenditures, los 90
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Rock Island, Jan. 4th, 1870.
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xooA. ooxu1GN.
Aiken,

F1YrsxH CHRIS line win be charged fol
each insertion of articles under this head.
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Nett, $676.30
\ resolution was passed TO tender the
thanks of the society to the German ladies
of Rock Island for their hearty assistance,
and the public for their very liberal patron
age. A. RITTER, Sec'v.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26

GRAVEL AND CEMENr RooFNG. -
George Crulnbackcr would inform tho
public that he Is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
er large or small, ut the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing Ills work for term
of years. Lilo has NOW BEEN engaged in
the business for seven years past, aud his
work has oIltllyed u half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for lis work
is increasing from year to year He put
on during the past year 1890 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which bias given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through the Post Office. or call at his
brlck.yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly.
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TuE ARGUMENT OF FAcrs--With the
consent of the parties concerned, the. fol-
lowing facts are made public : On the28d
Of October last, Levi N. Phillips, civil
engineer, residing il Harlem, was suffering
from an obstinate and severe bilious affec1
ton, accompanied by great bodily weak
ness and utter loss Of appetite. In COM
pliancc with the wish Of friend (Mr j..
s. LatrObc, Of 30 Amity Place, New
York;, Mr.. Phillips commenced taking
PLANTATION B1rrERs. lie had no filth,
he said, but would "make the expert
ment." We give the. result, as related by
Mr.. P. himself, at 80 Park Place, on the
GOth of November: "Imet Latrobc the
other day in restaurant" said he, land
told lin TINT the preparation saved my
life. I say 80. now. /, weigh fourteen
pounds more than I did five weeks ago,
am quite well, and rs to eating-well, ask
me to dinner and yOu'll see" Facts like
these are worth a thousand assertions, and
Mr.. Phillips and his friend arc ut all times
ready TO endorse them.
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TnE PRErrrEsr WOMAN IN New York

The PRETTrEsT WOMAN IN NEW YORK
Miss K, well known in our FASH
ionable society for her disiague appear
ance and beautiful complexion, was once
a sallow, rough-skinncd girl, chagrined at
her red, freckled face. SHE pitched into
IIagan's Magnolia Balm, and is now us
pretty in complexion as she is charming in
mRnners. This article ovcrcomes frcck-
les, tan, saIIOwncss, mOth.patches, ring
marks, etc, and makes one look ten years
younger than they are. Magnolia Balm
for transparent complexion, and Lyons
Katllairon to make the hair plentiful, lux
uriant, solt and delicate, have no rivals.
The Kathoh6n prevents the hair from
turning gray, eradicates dandmff, and is
the best and rh"%..3ast dressing in tho
world. -r- eodd&w
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lrnE ADDRESS AND TEEEoRAM.-Inthl

- LFHE A pDREss AND qETEORAM. i'm tho
Iw,p,,,o,,vc.v or vo.,.r,l,v n,,rr;u. wo
"'''''I', ''' :" $50 49,, III,
gave Tue "i'r'"s "'"l'''' AZ lhe I'''c''"Aii
held thu previous evening by the Germans
of our CITY TO express their sympathy with
p.,ao,o -, l,ov ,I;a,o,,,,,, ,,;,i, Erorco Wa
u'''N "a ~. u''uSu "'u : .Ns'
were unable TO procure all the names al''
pended to the address at the meeting.
Others were ndded Yesterday and VIC re.
1870 ,,,o IoorS,o,,. ,,,,,h ,,,o ,,o, =,
'rouuce 'ic uOeullcn' WIN 'u' "'' ~
names complete.
To tie People Of Germang:
Tho fivolona overreachinr Emperor
or France forces war on Germany,
whose mower Hnl miiv excite his zeal.
o M,SS "N'
Tho honor anl indepenlence Of the
ccrmnn Fatberl0nd moi less than the
WcIfarc If humauity and morality, de-
mond tbat This arrogance shall be severely
n% ,,
Nav The German peoDle by glorious
victory rcciprocate the humiliation suffer.
All at he hands Of France, MAY It sue.
csssFIlly recover 10 tlIe German Father.
land tie Old German Provinces, Alsacc
md lorraine. -..1. NH
the sympathy oryour sons OH this side
nj the Ocean are with YOU. and although
distant from home, they follow In spirit
the warriors into The field, and with as
slreG Confidence Of their victories, cele,
bratc in advance the triumph Of coming
events: for Germany, liberty, and power
for Eurone, lasting f)eace, II, d..
6. +, Stilel, Augustus PolIack, Carl Neu,
hansen Geo. ", Franzhcin, Carl Lau
tenschlager, John PGrr. John Oesterling,
Anton Reymann, Julius FuenCling, Fritz
Winter Oscar Sandrock Carl Gauling
Heinrich Appel, Carl BaIcker. Henry All.
RAM, Herman Troll. Carl Hell, VIM, Bus.
temeier. louis Dechart, Fred .Schmeichel,
Geo Muegge, Joseph Berlenbachr
John schau = ecker ecker Heinrich 1dI Ker aa.aa
Gn%'st ' scSo'ldSr Herman man t5ncer A q
ETerter, Heinrich 1Iatthey, Heinrich Fal
biIzer, Otto F. Nichols, Carl V. seybold
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Nor VERY CREDITABLE,-A young
gentleman from tho Island and one from
the city, ecch got buggy and went to
MartinsviIle, u few days since, where they
found some lady friends, who they per
studded to tako d drive with them. After
riding through the town, making night
lileOus with their Bachanalian hOwlings,
they were arrested. One Of the gents lett
a beautiful gold watch, the other silver
one, US security for their appearance at
four o'clock Inst Saturday evening. At
the hour named they were on hand and
fined five dollars each and costs by the
Mayor, y
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FALL. OF A-DERKcK-zOn ofthc guys
tn tho derrick nsCl in lloikling stone for
thu south abutmcnt' Of Market street
bridge, broke yesterday morning, letting
the ponlerous affair down with crash.
One Of the men stationed at the windlass
was struck by some portion Of the der
rick in its descent, but fortunately was
not seriously hurt. Mr. scheele, the con,
tractor, at once set to work to repair tho
damages, and by evening had the machine
in good working order. y
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TIE WEsr.-Ncxt to Chicago, in point
of interest, comes tho little town Of Elgin,
where The famous watches are lflanufac-
turcd. oxtoby & Duflleld, 1O4 Market
street, below. the Mcclure House, have
been constituted agents in Wheeling for
these celebrated timers, and have a large
stock Of movements, aud gold and silver
cases. Also .Waltham and foreign watch
es, full and varied stock, as well as
clocks, jewelry, spcctacles, &c. g...i i...,
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A Coon INvENroN.--Decidedly the
best thing we ever saw in the shape Of q
sash lock, was brought to our attention
yesterday, by Dir. Frank Coen. isnOat,
simple, effective and perfectly reliable,
dispensing entirely with weights anl, pull
leys, thus, saving the expense Of box win
dow frames. THIS last item is one Of no
small amount, as the cost Of the box, over
the plain. simple frame, is four or five
dollars Taking the expense Of this lock
from the sum named, and there is still
left balance Of at least three dollars
saved on each window furnished with It.
BY a very simple arrangement the lock
renders the sash proof against burglars.
Mr. Coen has a window in his house, on
Fourth street, provided with this new ill.,
yention, and will take pleasure in exhib-
iting its mode Of operation. See advcr-
tisement
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FRUSTRATED BY LIGHrNING.-The
same current OF electricity that struck the
house Of Mrs. Yerko in South Wheeling,
Sunday evening, ian account Of which we
published in yesterday mornings paper)
Frustrated Dr.. S. Ford who was sitting in
Brice's drug store, several rods distant.
DR.. F. was considerably shocked and did
not recover from Its effects for an hour or
two. There were several other persons
In the store with DR.. Ford, but none Of
them were similarly affected.
Besides the damage first reported done
the house OF Mrs. Y, We hear that several
doors were sllivered; also, thattwo bon.
nets, which were in o handbook, were
burned; and that in several dinner plates,
holes as round, and about the size VI an
ordinary rifle ball. were made,-the per
lorations being as smooth and perfect as Il
cut out with drill.
Mrs. Twas more seriously injured than
at first supposed. Her condition, yester.
day, however, was hopeful
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PRo6TIATED BY THE HEAT.-Yster-
day morning, Christian Schatt, u stone
cutter aelnployed on Union ytnwnShip
school house, was Frustrated by the heat,
while at work. lie was taken TO his resi-.
denco over in Centre Wheeling, and re-
storatives promptly and successfully adj
ministerCd.
This Is the second time Mr.. Schatt has
been overcome with the heat, this season.
The first occasion was On the 10Th inst,
from which he soon rallied. He was mor
seriously affected yesterday, but it Is
thought he will be able to resume work in
a few days at lArthest.
Irthosc who arc exposed to the suns
rays during this intense heat, would take
the prccaution 10 keep dump cotton
cloth in their hats, or bunch of green
leaves, they would be almost entirely cx'
enpt from the liability to sun stroke.
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A CENTENARIAN.-Mr, Edwards, father
of Michael and George B, well known in
our city, resides about threc-fOurthS Of a
mile from MOundsvillc, which place he
visits frequently. Mr.. Z. has attained the
ripe age Of 0,O hundred and three years;
and retains ail hisfacultiesfn u remarkable
degree. He assists in the light work Of
the firm, ind moves about with US much
celebrity Us many who are his Juniors by
three scor, years "l'I,k VIA hI'ttI'
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OHIO FEMALE CoLLE0E.-It Is with
pleasure that VIC call the attention oI
our patrons TO this popular institution Of
learning, situated in the beautiful village
of College Hill, Ohio, few miles north
Of Cincinnati, and enjoys the peculiar ad-
vantage which the neighborhOOd Of u
large city cOnlars, while yet sufficiently
retired for undisturbed study. Tho Col.
lege has now entirely recovered from the
great disaster which befell it III. 1865
when the principal building was burnt.
Anew and more spacious edltlce has been
erected with q frontage Of over 200 feet
including wings. It is built Of brick-in
the French style, with freestOne Orna-
'ments and Mansard slate roof Lofty
ceilings, and wide halls running the full
length Of the building, permit free ven
tilAtion. The whole building Is heated by
steam and lighted with gas, the boilers
and gus works being placcd at safe dis
lance from the building. The steam is
carried To each room and along the halls,
and uniform and healthy temperature
Is secured throughout the house. Hot
and cold water are forced to the top Of the
building, and arc thence drawn off to the
bath rooms and closets. No fires nrC re.
quircd within the building, the kitchen
and laundry being In separate buildings.
The Chapel Of the College, situated In one
wing Of the new building, Is capable OF
seating 800 persons, Convenient 10 tIis
arc class rooms, library aud reading
rooms. There are also two largo rooms,
each 80 by 90 teet, the ono used for u
studio and the other as hall for tho two
literary societies,
Tho windows throughout The building
0rc furnished with inside blinds, and arc
rNiSGtl and lowered by weights. Each
room ~ carpeted ard Is supplied with u
large closet for wardrobes. In tue con.
struction Of this new temple of learning,
special pains have been taken To make II
most beautiful, comfortable, and con.
venient home, We refer our readers for
iurthcr information 10 tho advertisement
OF the College to be found In another col.
umn.
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Work Commemorative are gratitieil
to note the fact that work Ilas been com.
inenccd on the extension of tue bridge
over CaldwelIls run, near tho railroad
machine shops, The excavation for the
addition to the south abutmcnt is nearly
finished, and u portion Of the stone has
been, delivered. Thisi is an improvement
that is badly needed, the present structure
being entirely inadequate to accommodate
the street railway track and the almost
constant tide Of travel seeking the city
along that tlloroughfUr6. To compel Pc
dcstrians to get out into the middle of the
street while passing over the bridge, and
t.kChdr chances, Is mt at Unpleasant
and should not be permitted when M out
lay ola few. dollars would Obvtate the no
ccssity existing at present.
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SENT roJA1L-WilIiam Cooper, ut one
time an enploye in the Baltimore and
Ohio Machine Shops in this city, was be.
tore Esqr.5 Clohan, last Saturday, on a
cllarge Of bastardy. In default of giving
bail in the sumOf four hundred dollars the
prisoner was sent to Castle Faris.
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ELECTION OF DE1EGATEs.-T follow
ing gentlemen have been elected delegates
to the Congressional Convention in the
Belmont district, from. Peaso township
Mcssrs. DIR. J. NJ. Todd, E. A. Wells and
s. 7. Dean.
To the County Convention, Messrs. DIR
]. NJ. Todd, Alex. Uranium, James Kerr
and J. T. IIanes.
Member of the Executive Committee
J. Dean.
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PoLlcE CoURE-The only case in 1.-The
Police Cou4t, yesterday morning, was that
Of John Salyards, charged with using loud
and abusive language towards Mrs. Nc
Manaway, The evidence was clear and
direct, and saIyards was fined ten dollars
mil rosts ~
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LARGE FuSEnAl.SGTle Rcd Men and
Gcrmup Odd-Fell6w L6lgesand Encamp.
mcnt were out in large numIiefslast even
ing, ind followed the remains Of their de.
ceased brother, John Lumpp, to Mount
Wood Cemetery.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE Rev. II. G. Bla'
ney, Of the Presbyterian Church, Martins
ferry, has been granted leave Of absence
for four weeks by lis congregation. Mr.
B. and family propose to pass the vaca'
ton In Pennsylvania. ~ "a0. i, /!
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of a first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Summer s Co.,
Agents, No, IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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SRwER CAvED IN.-The sewer on Filth
street. between Clay and Lindsey, WIS
badly damaged Sunday evening during
the heavy rain. Commissioner Leonhart
was promptly on hand, yesterday morning,
with force Of lhento repair tile damages.
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GhtQntelIigetr(er:
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1870.


New Advertisements
LUSt-Chcck No. 142.
Notice-SupervisOrs Ohio Co.
Notice-Wheeling Library.
Rembrants Effects in Photography. =
Ohio Female College.
Empire Sash Lock.
Grass Bleachcd Muslins.
For Sheriff Joseph Wysar.
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REsIoNED.-Wc heard yesterday, that
Mr.. Terrell, Superintendent ofHthe Ma
tioual road in this county, contemplAtes
rcsigning his position,to take effect on the
list Of August.
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nOMNIIssIONERs eAL4S.
franklin Winters and wife, Com.
plRinAnts,
Kate Brown, Isaac Durham, and
Others, DefendantS.

e.. In Chancery.
Kate Brown, Isaac Durham, and
Others, Defendants.
by virtue Of a decree rendered In the above On.
titled cause, at tho June Term, 1870, Of the Cir:
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
Special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the SOth Day Of July, 1870,
Sell at Public Auction, on the premises the tract
OF land In said dGcreG described, aud known as
the Isaac Burkham" Farm, containing ono hun.
tlred and nInety-six. C0G) acres, ono ~ rood,
twenty.EOur (24) pOrCles. This valuable farm lies
short distance rom tho National Road, nearly
equdIsIAnt from RouGy's Point and TriAdclphlAi
is well watercd, and has upon 1t large and com:
modlous Frame House.. together with barn and
other outbuildings aud improvements.
TERMS or SALE 0He.tattd Of the purchase
money in cash; the residue In tire equal pay
lnents on credit Of ono, tlr0 and tires years,
with Interest from day Of salo, the purchaser q
give bonds with good security for, the deferred
Instruments, tho tito being rGtAipCd Us add
tIOnAl security until the payment In null 81 the
pufchasc money. N. RICHARDSON,
~ A. j. CLARKE,
al Special Commissioners
Law Offices, Monroe street, near 4th, Wheeling
W. Va. jun25
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"There Is but one opinion in regard to
SEA Moss FARINE. All speak in itspaise,
and all like It. It is found to be a great
lavOrite with all classes Of our people,
and will prove a great blessing to the
poor. 1t Is very cheap, and will go a long
way."-Ilome Journal july2S.eOd&w
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ToR SALE CIEAP.-5OO ACRES
q Of Land on the D. & o. r. r.. IS miles cast
Of Wheeling, In lots to suit purchasers: About
100 RcFGs,, partly improved, with a Fine Two
Story Frame House, will he sold separate This
Is known Is the Cllne'R Mil property, and IL one
OF the 6tSt location, for a Country Store on the
line OF the u. so. hsR. ,.L. 10
Also, Steam Circular Saw Mill and Fixtures,
In running order, with two yoke OF oxen aud q
span Of horses. W. v: HOGE q Co"
Real Estate Agents, 1906 Market Street
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CRY CoUNcEL.-A called meeting Of
both branches Of the City Council will be
held this evening
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TnE lHrgcst stock and latest styles Of
Womcn's, Misses aud Childrcn's shoes in
the city can be found at Louis v. Bonds,
1O7 Main street.
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JUST received another lot Of those fine
Lasting Caters worth IS 80 for Sc 70; at
Louis V. Blends, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26

TIrE largest stock of Fancy ColOred
Shoes in tho city, at Louis V. BIond's, 1O7
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