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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
sEYRRELY HrRr.-YesterdaY ahont

SEVERELY HURT.-Yesterday about
half.past eleven o'clock an accident hap.
pened to an elderly gentleman, at the
corner of John and Main streets, which
may result fatally. The following par.
ticulars were given us by one who pro.
fessed to know all abou! the occurrence:
Early last winter Mr.. James Tracy, Of
Weston, came to this cityon visit to
married daughter. While here, Mr.. T.
slipped on the ice and fell, iDjuring him.
self so seriously that he could not return
home at the time he originally de.
signed to do SO. In fact he had only
sufficiently recovered at this date to war,
rant his undertaking the trip. Yesterday
morning, Mr.. T. went down to the B. &
O. depot to take his departure for home,
but found the train had gone, Having a
few hours leisure time at his disposal he
concluded to call on IN old acquaintance
in Centre Wheeling. Returning to the
corner oil John and Main streets, he hail
ed street car which passed near the
house Of his friend. While in the act OF
stepping on board, the shaft Of passing
dray struck him and knocked him down.
One of the wheels of the vehicle passed
over the foot and ankle Of the PROSTATE
man before the driver comprehended the
situation, when stopping the horse sudden.
ly, the wheel passed second time over the
same limb. A gentleman who happened
to DO near run to the assistance Of. Mr.. T.,
else, we are assured, the wheel would have
rolled Mird time over him. The wound.
ed man was carried into a barber shop
across Main street, and after having his
injuries rs properly cared for as the con-
veniences of the place would permit, was
placed in n hack and removed TO the resi-.
dence of his daughter on Sixth street,
East Wheeling.
We do not know that in this instance,
any blame is to be attached to the draY.
man, but we have frequently observed no
small amount Of recklessness exhibited on
the part of the drivers Of vehicles where
footmen and ladies were crossing over
streets. Several very narrow escapes
from injury or death have come under our
own observation, under such circum.
stances, and we have heard the matter
frequently mentioned by others. We
trust no such accident as the foregoing
will ever happen; indeed none need oc.
cur, II all parties having the care Of horses
while driving along tho streets, use proper
care and vigilance when approaching cx-
posed situations like that mentioned above.
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THE INFORMAL MEETING, YESTERDAY.
Nearly all the members Of both Branches
Of Council assembled yesterday morning
at 0 o'clock at the Baltimore s. Ohio de.
pot to confer with the Chief Engineer
(Col. ]. L. RandolphJ OF that road as to
the route Of the proposed connection be-
tween it and the Hempfeld. In company
with Col. R., the city fathers and several
interested citizens proceeded to examine
the route up John street, and also that
along the alley south Of that thoroughfare.
Returning to the Ladies' Sitting room in
the depot, Col. R. addressed the Council,
stating that his company proposed, If the
right Of way along favorable route were
granted, to connect the two roads without
delay, and to extend the Hempaeld to the
ConnellsVllle road at as early day as
would be consistent with the interests Of
the corporation be represented. The
saving in distance between this city and
Cumberland by the new road would be
about thirty. seven miles, to say nothing
of the time saved in overcoming the
grades. of 'he old road. The company
proposes to make the road running
through our city their main line between
the West and Baltimore.
Theremarks Of Col. r. were well recelv.
ed and madeA most favorable impression
on all present. After he had concluded the
Railroad Committee of Council held a
session at which an ordinance was pre-.
pared, granting what tho company asked.
This was presented In Council last even.
ing and adopted with great unanimity.
II Is said the connection will BIO made
within two weeks, and heavy force be
put on tho Hempfeld to repair and make
it a 6rt.class road,
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PREsDYTERY OF WAsHINeToN.-T The
Presbytery of Washington met yesterday
at 2 o'clock Il. NJ, in the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church. 1t was opened with ser.
mon by Rev. D. NJ, Miller, the retiring
Moderator.
About sixty memberS-ministers and
elders-were present,
Rev. r. T. Price, Of Hickory, Pa, was
elected Moderator, and Rev. Mr.. Farrar,
of West Union, W. Va, and Rev, Dir. Full.
ton, Of Beaver county, Pa, were chosen
Clerks.
During the afternoon the Prcsbytery
was mostly occupied with preliminary
business
The meeting in the evening was held In
the First Presbyterian Church. Two
young mcn-one the son Of Rev. ]. B.
Graham, OF Holidays Cove, W. Va, and
the other of Rev. Mr.. MoiTat, of this city
preached sermons with u view TO being
licensed. An interested congregation lis
tened 10 these, their first attempts to
preach. Both Of these young men arc
students of the Theological Seminary at
Princeton, N. j., and will spend another
year in that institution.
The remaining sessions Of tho PreSby.
terry will all DO held in the First Presby.
terrain Church. 1t is expected that two
other young men will preach to-day, at
l04A. NJ,
This evening, at y o'clock, the tlrstan
nual meeting Of the WomOn's Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian Church
will be held in the main audience room Of
the church. Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. DR.. Brownson, of Washington, Pa,
and Rev. Mr.. Lester, Of West Alexander,
Pa 1t is probable that four young men
will DO lisenced at the close Of the same
service, and that the!narrative Of the state
Of religion within the bounds Of the Pres.
bytery will be read. ~
The session opens this morning at 81
o'clock In the Lecture Ryom otthe church.
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A GOOD PEN.-We have been writing
for several days with one of LAwRENCE's
Elastic Pens, with fountain attachment,
and find It very flexible and easy pen.
The fountain arrangement Is simple but
seems to answer the purpose, with this
advantage over other fountain pens that
the point can DO changed with the same
facility US in the ordinary pen holder.
For sale by Messrs. BuLLARD & LAW
RENEE, whose advertisement see in our
columns
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Frnged Goats Hair crenadine, New and Beautiful
article for Suits. #p.saa
Japanese silks and PopIlns in great Variety.
Black MoF,ar BrilIIantnes, new and elegant.
Pongees, Diagonal PopIins, Silk serges.
Black and coIored Silks, Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black Iron crenadIne yards wde all silk and WOOL
Pink, blue, buff and green PercaIes Lawns. IL
Coquette CIoths:and organdies. =. i@
Plques, Wash PopIIns, Cold Linen for Suits.
Linen and Pique Suits for Children. 4F
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin TUNES for Ladies'.
Pongee, Silk and Lace ParasoIs In the latest Styles
Reversible Ottoman ShawIs. -
Silk Sacques, Lama Lace Jackets. ..a
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Tles Embroideres and Lace Goods Of all kinds
Standard Plated FIounclngs in Bishops Lawn SWISS
octupIe Putting. ''
Ladies' and Misses BaIbrlggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. Also,
Low Priced Kid Gloves. .--al.
Misses Kid Gloves In all sizes.
Misses ParasoIs.
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DGscHARGED.-Frank Munnell was be.
fore Judge Johnston, yesterday morning,
to answer the charge upon which he was
arrested Monday evening, as stated in the
columns OF yesterdays INTELLrGENCER.
The testimony was heard ut length, and
failed to substantIate the allegation.
Muunell was thereupon discharged from
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA--
PRoMPr PAYMENT.-This Association
furnished evidence Of Its promptncsS
in paying losses and earnings, yesterday.
The late Major W. 7. Singleton had a
policy Of $4,000 on his life in this Com
pany, and yesterday, the full amount, TO-
gethcr with $3s 90, the earnings Of the
premiums paid by him, were handed
to his Administrator, W. H. Irwin, Esqr.
1t will be remembered by most Of our
readers that Major 8. died scarcely more
than sixty days since.
The management Of the Associations
interests in this region has been placed in
the hands OF J. W. Ferrel, District Agent,
and that fact is a guaranty that they will
will be faithfully and carefully looked
alter, while policy holders and those con.
templNting insuring their lives will be
most literally dealt with.
Of the prOmptness and responsibility Of
the Association, ifthere was ever u doubt,
the payment Of the policy above mention.
ed should remove it. That it is among
the soundest companies In the country,
cannot now, with fairness, be questioned;
and as by the plan on which it is organ.
lied the money paid for premiums may be
retained in our midst, We think this con.
sileratlon should commend it to our citi-
gems. determination Of its financial condi.
ton and the liberal terms on which poll.
cles are issued, Is invited, OHicein Bailey's
building, on Market street.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was a short
session Of the police court, yesterday
morning-Mayor JefTers on the Bench.
The following cases were disposed Of:
lobe Vance, drunk, one dollar and costs
sent up Tor five days; W. H. Stevenson,
breaking glass in window of Quimby's
Literary depot, FIVE dollars and costs.
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Enthusiastically, about 9 O'Clock, the
rain began to come down gently, and con-
tinued until evening. Vegetation was
refreshed, and the dust which had begun
to DO considerable nuisance, was most
efectually laid. We are inlormedby per.
sons from the country that rain Is very
much necdcd-the ground being unusual
ly dry for the season Of the year, and con.
seqlcntly the streams are remarkably low.
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PERsoxAL.-Gen. Milton Wells, late
Superintendent of Public Schools in
Brooke County, passed through the city,
yesterday, en- route to RavcnswoOd, Jack
son County, TO take charge Of the schools
in that place. An independent district
was formed out Of Ravenswood year
Or two since, and Genl. W. was elected
to the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the schools
therein.
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NoTlCE TO HousEKEEPERs AND
oTuERs.-You can buy all the new and
elegant styles of American. made Wall
Papers at a third less than old style En-.
glish Papers, Call and see the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. 81 Monroe street.
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lRoN-PuosPHoRUS. CALIsATA.-The three bes
TONES, sltiIlfully and elegantly combined in an
amber.eolored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In Caswell, Hazard & Co.'S Ferro-Phos.
phorated Elixer Of CaIisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Royal CallsSya
Bark, and each teaSpoonfal contains one grain oil
iron. Samples furnished frec to the profession.
CASWRLL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York,
Sold by oil Druggists,
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PARTIES desiring tlrst-clasS pictures
would do well to caltst Brown & Hlg.
gins gallery, Monroe street. Mr.. Shop
hard, their new operator, understands
just what you want, and will give special
attention to all who favor him with q
onO
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NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. & Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN FER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
in the quality ofthe paper and the colors
they arc printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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NEW Goops.-J. T. Lakin 6 Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and VIC are satisfied
that for variety and beauty, they can not
be surpassed in the city. Call and see
them.
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For Additional Local See First Page.

FULLArTENDANCE. About sixtymem.
bcrs, clergy and elders, composing the
Presbytery of Washington, assembled in
this city yesterday afternoon. An alb.
stract oftheir proceedings will be found
elsewhere in our columns this morning.
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FINED AND HELD TO BATL.-George
Shaefer was arrested two or three days
ago for. assaulting a boy down in the
Eighth Ward. The case was up for hear.
ing Monday evening before Esqr. Schultz,
and resulted in shaefer having to pay
fine Of FIVE dollars and costs; and also, in
having to give security in the sum of fifty
dollars to keep the peace for three months
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THE CITY BANK, BELLAlRE, O.
/ Oilcc, on Water St, opposite Central Block.
Does a general Banking business; receives money
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities.
The PRONFTEsT ATTENTION GIVEN TO coLLEc-
TIOES ON BELLAIRR AND ITS VICINITY. The cor
Ing business at this point Is solicited.
DIRECroRs-A. W. Anderson; Isaac Booth, A.
y. Melust, A. P. TallmAn, John 7. Mercer, c. c.
Kelly.
A. 2. TALLAIAE, Cashier. feb6
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More Parsing for j.. T. L,

Editors IntelllSeHccr:
l think J. T. L. is sadly mistaken in
parsing Man aud Brute in this sentence T;
"It'iS better to be q man than q brute" !
would like TOR him to parse the verb 10 Be.
Respectfully.
A. c, W. Bellaire, O.
RlIdIrc, April %.
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FRUIT K1LLED.-We hear that the late
severe frnsts have killed all the early
fruits in this region. Apples and grapes
alone have escaped, it is believed; and
perhaps some OF the earlier varieties Of
the former have shared the fate Of peaches
plums, cherries, &c,
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ANOTHER SOLUTION. = "Highland"
sends us another solution Of the problem
which appeared in our paper Of the 10th
inst, but as he solves It by algebra and
we have no mathematical characters, we
must content ourselves with giving the
results reached, viz. 5 and 10.
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AttOrneys'At.LAW.
CRAcRAFr & MAcAULEY, Monroe st, east Of 4th
W. P. g. D. L. lIuBBARD, 9TH st., one door south
Of Colrt House.
PECK & COCHRAN, 9TH st, I'd door below Quincy
STANTON Il ALLISON, 9TH ct. north OF Monroe.
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WHEELING, No Main street.
CRY BANK, Craugle's Block, Market street..
FiRST NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe street.
MENcHANTS' NATIONAL BANK, corner MaIn aud
Monroe streets.
NATIONAL SAVINGS RANK, No. Main street
PEOPLES BANK, 80 Main street.
Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & MCDERNoT, cor. Market aud Mon.
roe atS.
PAUL. Bios. 5 Co., 90 Market st.
Book Binders and Blank Books.
Mnls, FREw s Co., Is Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, (WholeSalO)
c. D. KNOX & Co., G5 Main street.
Boots and Shoes, (RetallJ
L. V. BLOND, 1O7 Main street.
ChrOmoS and Frames.
+. l.. NICOLL & Co., under Mcclure House,
SToEER 3 HANKR, % Market street,
China, Glass, &c.
F. c. wXsHIP & Co., 81 Monroe street,
Clothing.
TloS. HUGHEs, IS cor. Monroe and Water Sts
j. r. LARrN 4 Co, No. Monroe street.
JolE L. RIcE, IS Monroe street.
J. II. SrALLNAN d Co., Is Monroe street,
Dentists.
Z. T. WoRrHEN, Monroe st., between Main and
Market.
DrugSlatS, (ThOlesale,l
LAuoHLIN, BRoa. 4 Co, Main street.
LOGAN, LIaT i Co., Bridge corner.
DrugglItS, Retall.)
EDNUND BOOKING, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
NOLAN Bros, No. Washington Hall
Dry Goods.
BoYD b SITLER, IS Main st., Centre Wheeling,
BRuEs b SANDERS, ia Main street.
J. 3. RHODES b Co., Merchants Block Main st.
JOHN RoRNER i Co., 81 and IS Main st.
HENRY R0RNER, So cor. Main and Biddle SITS.
GEo. r. TAYLOR y Co., MerchAnts' Block, Main
street.
Furniture.
FRIEND & sON, ISL Main street.
HUBBARD 4 BRoTHER, So q IS Market street.
Groceries, OTholesale)
HENRY X. LIST & Co., cor. Main & Quincy SITS.
OGLEBAT, Son b Co., 81 Main street
n. REILLY, IS and 81 Main street.
JoSErH sREtDEL \ Co., u Min St, cor. Quincy.
GrOeOrS, RstAIl)
G H. BooTH 3 Co.. cor. Monroe 3 Water stS,
r. J. sATTH, cor. Market and Quincy streets,
Hats and Caps.
HARPER , Bros, 6SMAIn street.
Iron, Nails, 10.
METcALP B Burr, So Main street.
JACOB SNYDER, SO MalR street.
IRSVEsRoS.
AETNA FIRE AND MARINE INs. Co., once under
McLure House.
FIRA AND MARINE INSURANCE Co., up staIFs.
next door to Merchants National Bank.
FRANKLIN Insurance Co., 10 Monroe street.
PEABODY INSURANCE Co, 100 Market street.
WEST VA. INSURANCE Co, south side Monroe
street, up stalrs.
Job PrlatlAg.
FREw, HAuANG 4 HALL, Is Quincy street.
Millinery Goods.
D. A. ADISR + Co., MaIa street, opposite Union.
Photographer.
BRowN 4 HIGGNs, Monroe street.
PARTRIDGE GALLERY, III Main street.
Plumbers and Gas Filters.
TRINRlE 4 HoRNpRooE, 90 Market street
Heal Estate AeeAtS.
Wv. HOaE 3 BRo, GaIley'S Block, Market ct.
l. IRWIN, Monroe street, near Main.
Stoves and Hollow Ware
JosIPH BELL / Co., o MaIn street.
D. LYNN 4 Co., 10 Main street.
TWlRsS and Cordayo
cHAs II. Benny, IS and 10 Water street.
Watches, JsWslry, a..
9: r. BRoWN b Co., No. 2 Washington Hall
v, H. HENHEQEN 4 Co, l0i Main street.
OxToBT 4 DuFTEELD, l0i Market street,
Wines. Liquors, &c.
CIV. FRASEAE1N, 1t7 Market street
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STANT0N NJ. HOWARD,
ARCHITECT.

Sketches, Designs, Elevations, Sections, Plans
Details, lsrometrlcsl Projections, Perspective
Estimates, Specifications, Working Drawing
an9 General Dnughts promptly fnrniGhed.
Patent Omce Drawings prepared for Inyentors
and guaranteed not 10 30 Informal.
once: lltMHrEet street, one door south OF Nc.
Lure House, o;ti0
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"ON THE STREETS" OF Wheeling any
fine day may be seen all the latest Spring
styles. Allof these can be reproduced In
I" rGrest gems" at the Partridge Gallery.
Call and supply your friends. Rem.
brants a specially Visitors always vel.
come.
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A FEW pairs Women'a Goat and Mo.
rocco polish, best Philadelphia make, at
50 so, worth So 80. Misses lasting Bal.
morals at$1 so. Women's lasting Balmo.
rals ut 81 25, at
L. V. BLoND's, 107 Main street.
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NEW GooDs.-l am now receiving my
spring stock of Boots and Shoes, which I
am selling very cheap. An examination
is respectfully solicited.
Z. \. BLOND, 107 Main Street.
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SALE.

Dy virtue OF decree of tho Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the 9Th
day OF April, 1911, In cause In ChAncerX pend
Ing III eaid Court, wherein Andrew q. Gillespie
stdl arc ComplaiuAnts and Cecilia Gillespie q az
arc defendants, shall on
Saturday, the Goth Day Of May, 1871,
at 10 clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell at public auc.
zion, to the highest aud best bidder, ut the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
lstO say:
"a portion Of lot No. III. fronting on the north
eide OF Clay street. between 5lh and 9TH streets,
10 that part af the city OF Wheeling commonly
known as East Wheeling, bounded rs follows, to.
Wit: Beginning Et the south east corner Of lot
No. III thence westwHrdly, with the line o! Clay
street, thirty feet thence with line parallel with
the eaAl line Of said lot, nOrthwArd eighty feet
and ten inches, thence with line parallel with
Clay stFeet thirty feet 10 the east line OF said lot,
thence with tho east line Of said lot eighty feet
and ten inches TO the beginning; the said part OF
lot fronting thirty feet ON Clay street, measuring
from the south east corner thereof, and running
hack the depth, of even width, Of eighty feet and
ten Inches" with all the buildings and Appurle'
nAuccs thereuLtO belonging.
TKRNs or SALE-OhG.third cash, and the PAL
aGce in 70 and IS months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security for the deferred instsi.
mGnts, with interest from date; or all cash, al
purchaSer'O option. ..,, ,,oD,,,
ppl3 Special Commissioner.
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FOR SALE.
WHEELING SAVINGS INsTITU-
w TION.-TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Pursuant

WHEELING SAVINGS lNSTlTU'
w TION.-TRUSTEE'S SALE-Pursnant
10 the Deed OF Trust from the Wheeling saving!
Institution to me, dated February %, III, and
recorded In the Recorders OfllcC for this county
in Deed book So, page 70, Twill on
THURSDAY, tho 18th day Of May next,
aud thereafter from day TO day until completed,
commencing tho sale each day at ten O'Clock, 4:
Nj at the Banking House lately occupied by said
InGttuton on Monroe street, In wheeling. ".
Va. sell ut public auction for cash the following
property, VIZ: i'll, ~
Monroe stIcct aforerald which was conveyed by
William II. Woods and Others 10 Gaid Institution
by Deed dated February u, 1865, and recorded IN
said oilicO In Deed Book a., page dJS, subject TO
the dover estate Of Mrs. Mary Woods.
The part of lot 1853 In ChapllnG q Boh g adll'
ton part, OfBAd city, which was conveyed by tho
widow aud heirs OF Thomas NELL, deceased 70
ms self az Trustee, by Deed dated March y, 1911,
and recorded in said Office In Deed Book oS, page
lGl.
Twenty-Five shares Of the Capital Stock OF tho
Wheeling Hinge Company,
Thirteen tharcs Of tho Capital Stock OF the
Merchants National Bank OF West virginia at
One Household Safe. One Gold Watch. 4 lot
Of valuable Silver Ware. A large number OF lit
0rary and miscellaneous works. Some superior
vines, brandy, whisky and scgarH. number Of
Autographs and paintings. Smtuary and bronze
ornaments. number OF articles OF valuable
furniture. A pew In St. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, Wheeling.
SelliTg as Trustee, do not warrant; hut be-
llcYc tho title 10 bo good, except against Inc
dover esale In the property on Monroe street.
apis DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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A LARGE stock of Boots and Shoes
comprising all the latest styles, just ro'
Ceived Mt
L. V. BLoND's, 1O7 Maid Street.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL &c, 1871.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Bookings Furniture Powder.
Ornamental Walnut Work.
Dry Goods-BrueS & Sanders.
For Sale.
Wheeling s. Lake Erie R. R. Co.
Bedsteads-Hubbard & Bros.
Flour, Soap, Lard Oil-M. Reilly.
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ATTRACTIVE STOCK. - New Spring
styles of Boots and Shoes, just opened by
R. PORTER, No. 1856 Main street.
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OPENING Of trimmed Hats, BonnetG and
fine Flowers Thursday, April eth, at
Harding 4 Duuaway'G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26

LOOK out for bargains at R. PoRrER's,
No. 1876 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
STEAM BOATS.
WHEELIN e.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use Of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending 10 purchase will do we'll
TO cut this out for reference.