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An exchange says: "Solidilied beer
is the latest thing. 1t is lager, con-
centr.ted the way they do milk. so
that the amount you can hold on the
pint of knife will make you drunk
clean through. A man can carry
enough of it in his vest pocket to ruin
a temperance society"
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Union Lodge No. l9, I. 0. 0. Z.

Church.
N. r. Martin, Noble Grand; Jas N.
Logan, Vice Grand; Peter Waldman,
treasurer; George Lefeber. Secretary FL
LIS Days, Permanent Secretary.
Cumberland Lodge, F. A. NJ.
Meets on the lst Monday night before
he Full Moon in each month.
John J. w. Payne, w. NJ; 9. B. Austell
9; w.; @. T. Blair. j. W.; b. H. Sneed
SGnap!ain; John =. Vaughan, Treas; J. 1
u. FhlsT, J. B.; WIN. laa, 8. -
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DR. Hall says, from personal obser-
walton extending through many years
and over large section of our coun-
try, there is more deep enjoyment in
the whole sou!ed singing of the negro
congregations of the South, in one
Sunday, than there is in every north
ern' Church put together in a whole
year.
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"Too often are bayonets the only
remedy applied to the convulsion of
oppression. But bayonets never re-
establish but the peace OF terror, the
silence of despotism. ALI the peo-
pie are not furious herd which must
he kept in chains. Always quiet and
moderate when truly free, they are
violent and unruly only under those
governments where they are systemati- :
cally debased in order to have a pre-
text to desplse them" ."-[ Mi-abeau
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The Philadelphia Age, speaking of
actions at law for breaches of promise
Of marriage, sensibly says: "The
very purpose of an engagement
should be to give time for an acqualn-
lance that may assure the parties of
the prudence of o marriage between
them. II the engagement develops an
incompatibilty, there is no greater
wrong possible than reluctant en-
forced futilment of it. This does
more lasting damage causes more up-
happiness than any breach of promisei''
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In Ohtihbcha county, Miss, there is
no difficulty in obtaining respectable
citizens to teach the negro schools.
Tho Superintendent does not. advocate
social equality,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-11

1t takes California, after all, to cap
climaXes. They are talking out there
now of building $2,000,000 ship ca
nal by the aid Of lottery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-11

II may not be generally known ;hst
suuho0ers possess the power of purify
ing tAa air a few rows OF this plant
have, in Italy, produced favorable re-
suits to the health Of II ueighborhood.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-11

Grammar is learned from language
more easily than language from gram
mar criticism from works of art more
crsily than works OF art from criticism
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During his sermon Sunday morn
ing. in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
on the Ages 10 come, Henry Ward
BeecAor Indignantly secuted the tAeo-
ry Of the resurrection of the body.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-11

In San Francisco there is Il regular
Joss.house, or Chinese Temple, in
which are six idols, to whom paper
and punk are burning all the while.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-05-11

The whole world is astonished at tue
French nation Just beaten by the
Germans, they still continue their civil
war.
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Hon. James NJ, Mason died on the
2SJh ut, near Alexandria, Va Mr.
Mason WAS Commissioner Of the Con
icderate States to Great Britain.
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A Giles county (Tenn,) hen recently
batched out chicken with four legs
and four wings. She is not for sale.
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People may tell you of your being
unfit for some peculiar occupation Of
lite: but heed them not. Whatever
employment you follow with assidnily
and perseverance, will be found fis for
you; it will be your support in youth
and comfort in oil age.
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Hon. A. S, Marks, the youngest and
handsomest Chancellor in Tennessee,
was over here last week. Jasper
sun.
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There is nothing that binds heart 20
heart 50 quickly and SO safely as to
trust and be trusted
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A splendid church edihce has just
been completed at Covlngton, Tenn,
by The Catholics of that place,
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Berlin has 630, 900 Protestant inAab.
tants, and only 1890 church gocrs.
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A sister Of Louis Kossuta IS !iyiH2
in DeJ MoiIes, Iowa,
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England has 100000 more women
than men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

FIRE AT FARMINaToN.-The village Of
Pennington on the Baltimore s. Ohio
railroad, ten miles west of Fairmont, was
visited by q destructive fire Saturday
morning. The flames were discovered
about one o'clock, and before their pro
gresS could be arrested. nearly the entire
town was reduced to ashes. The fire is
said to have originated in a cooper shop
where a party were engaged in playing
cards. The water station, platform, depot
building, and twelve or fifteen residences
and shops were destroyed, The build,
ings were principally, if not entire.
ly, constructed Of wood, and there
being no appliances for extinguish.
ing fire, except pail department" the
flames fairly rioted among the combusti,
bic structures. We have heard no csti,
mate Of tho loss sustained, nor whether
any part Of it was covered by insurance
There is no telegraph Office at that point
consequently intelligence from that region
must come through channels less rapid in
transit A day or two will probably give
US full particulars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

TRIAL TRIP OF THE Ed. HoBBs.--This
fine tow boat made a trial trip Saturday
morning, going down the river as far as
Hates Rock. A number ofpersonS were
on board, and all were pleased with the
performance of the new craft. Her en-.
gines are Of great power, and on the occa'
sion alluded to, worked as smoothly as il
they had been worn for months. We have
been informed that the entire machinery
Of the Hobbs is Of very superior charac'
ter. 1t was built with moro ret.
erencc to strength and service than show,
The new craft will be ready for business
some sometime this week. Should the
river continue to recedc as it has done for
the past few days, there will not be suftl.
cient stage of water to show of fully the
capacity ofthis now candidate for towing
patronage.
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Orr FOR CALlroRNEA.-Several ladies
and gentlemen of our city LEFT on the 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon train over the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, on
an excursion to California. We obtained
the following names, but we arc not con.
fidcnt that our list comprises all who
went: DR.. Frissell, wife and son, Drs. r.
II. Cummins and E. A. Hildleth, Messrs.
G. Oglebay, George Carroll, E. E. Zane,
ex.Mayor Mcclellan, James Rigby, N. L,
OF, Mrs. L. S. Delaplain and daughter,
Mrs. Altman, Mrs. Gen'l Crook, and Miss
Rogers.
The physicians named go as delegates
to the tho annual meeting Of the Ameri.
can Medical Association which will con.
vene in San Francisco early in May. The
party will be absent, probably month
or more, as they propose to visit the var
ious points Of interest in that wonderful
country, not forgetting to pay their re.
spects to Salt Lake City and other local..
ties of note on ther route. We wish them
pleasant trip and safe return.
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The new Board OF Directors Of the
Hospital for tho Insane OF this State held
their first meeting at Weston, commencing
on Thursday, Goth, and concluded their
labors on Saturday evening last.
The Board consists Of DR.. A. E. Sum.
mers, OF Kanawha, DR.. s. G. Shaw, Of
Mason, John V. Rathbonc, of Wood
George r. Tingle, Of Ohio, Daniel Done.
hoo, Of Hancock, Thomas G. Green, OF JET.
fcrsOn, A. NJ. Wood, of Hardy, and A. A.
Lewis and George ]. Arnold, of Lewis.
Their organization was completed by
the election Of Geo. r. Tingle, President;
Dan DonehOo, Secretary, and T. j.
McCandlish, Treasurer, Dr.. Hills, Super.
intendent. Mrs. Hills, BIatron, Mrs. F.
Ely, Assistant NIatron. and Miss L. Rob
erts, Supervisor, who have so efficiently
and acceptabIy filled their respective posi-
tons rendered their designations to take
effect on the LIST day Of July next. The
designations were reluctantly accepted
and the vacancies filled by the Board as
follows:
Superintendent DR.. Thos. B. Camden
MatrOn, Mrs. Mary B. Jackson, OF present
of Wheeling; Assistant Matron, Mrs. n
Moore, of Weston; Supervisor, Miss
Emma Moore, daughter Of the latter
The only position contested was that OIL
Superintendent, there being five candl.
dates, viz: Dr.. Thos. B. Camden, DR.
Robt. ". Daley, Of Romney, Dr.. W. ],
Bland, Of Weston, DR.. Brock, of Morgan
town and Dr.. Gurstell, OF New Creek
On the second ballot Dr.. Camden was dc
clared elected.
DR.. Kunst, assistant medical superinten'
dent, who has for two or three years serv'
ed with great success and acceptability
retains his position.
Full consultations with the officials as
to the internal as well as external Affairs
of the institution were had, disclosing Q
good state Of affairs generally.
The names of eight patients were report
ed to the Board rs restored, and were dis
charged.
The Board ordered the immediate com
plction Of the centre building, which viii
so far progress rs TO admit about thirty
new patients within the coming thret
months.
At present there are 2ls patients, many
Of them Of those brought from Staunton, o
whom but very few can be considered
other than certainly incurable.
There are as nearly as can be ascertain
cd about ninety unfortunate lunaticl
awaiting, in various parts Of the State
admission TO the institution, 1t being on
OF the question to now receive them ow
ing to the already crowded condition o
tho various wards.
The Board was well pleased with tn
condition Of the patients, as to kind ant
proper treatment, and appreciate highly
the services Of Dr.. Hills, Supt, and hi
estimable corps Of assistants, and regret
ted the determination Of the parties Il
vacate their positions.
A committee consisting Of Dr.. Shaw
Doneho0 and Rathbone, was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive Of the re
gret of the Board to part with the Int
Superintendent and assistants, who havl
resigned, tho committee to report at tn
next meeting.
Perfect harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed throughout the sessions ofthe Board
The next meeting Is flxedtor June Goth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following Is the list ofrcal estate transfers
admitted to record in the Recorders Office
for the week ending April %.
Deed made April 10 by John p. Pichlel
and wife to Anna EmmGrt, for 80 feet of
the south part Of lots No. 14O and 150
on Broadway, Wheeling Island; $1,42j
Admitted April 10.
Deed made April 10 by A. II, Britt
guardian, and George WGhmer and wife,
10 IgnNtus Earman, for tho west quarter
of lot No. Of, Clay street; 5000. Admit
ted April Is.
Decd made April 8 by Henry Kurtz
trustee, 10 WIN. s. GOshorn, Tor 9 tracts Of
land on Middle Wheeling Creek, joining
NARROW & Dlauey-thc first containing
1913 acres; the second, 81 acres and 0s
perchcs; Sc 500. Admitted April II.
Decd made April Is by s. Brady and
vile TO VIM. T. link, for the north hall
OF lot No. 1874, Market square, Fifth
Ward; $1,000. Admitted April IS.
Decd made April by ]. II. Good and
OluCIS " luulluo AAuAuulOOAt AVl luG 4NO
4 Of the Cruger estates acres, 9 roods
and "a perchcs; $l,51S 90. Admitted
April 10.
Deed made April l, by Thomas Horn
brook and wife 10 Richard s. Hopkins
for lot No. 4 Of the Cruger estate, contain
ing 8 acres, 2 roods and "a perches
81, 579 90. Admitted April 10.
Deed made April /, by ]. II. Good and
others to John Zoeckler, for lot No. II o
the Cruger estate, containing 81 acres
sos Is. Admitted April 10.
Deed made April 10, by J. II. Good ant
others to Aaron Kelly, for 70 Is acres o.
land of the Cruger estate (called Mount
Pisgah9 $500 TO- Admitted April 90.
Deed made April s, by VIM. Armstrong
and wife to Alexander COen, in trust fol
Charles A. Coen, for lots Nos. l and 9, il
W. Armstrong; subdivision on Wheelin!
Island; 800. Admitted April 81.
Deed made April s, by VIM. Armstrong
and wife to Alexander Coen, in trust fOI
Henry C. Coen, for lot No. 8 in W. Arm
Strong's subdivision; $500. Admitted
| April 81,
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Fnnged Goats Hair crenadne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
Japanese Silks and PopIIns In great Variety.
Black Mohair BrIIIIantines, new and elegant.
Pongees, Diagonal PopIIns Silk serges.
Black and coIored Silks, Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black Iron CrenadIne yards wide, all ely! and WOOL
Pink, blue, buff and green PercaIes Lawns.
coquette cIoths:and organdles.
PIques, Wash PopIlns Cold Linen for Suits.
Linen and Plque Suits for Children.
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin Tunics for Ladies'.
Pongee, Silk and Lace ParasoIs in the latest styles.
Reversible Ottoman ShaWIs.
Silk sacques, Lama Lace Jackets.
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Tes Embroderles and Lace Goods Of all kinds,
Standard Plated FIouncings in Bishops Lawn Swiss.
octupe Pulling
Ladies' and Misses BaIbrIggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. ...r....
Also, Low Priced, Misses do. Kid Cloves Misses
PaTasoIS.
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Row IN BREDGEpoRT.-Fridsy night
lot Of fellows from Bridgeport got into
row while on their way homo from the
circus. Occurring at late hour in the
night, no arrests were made, as far as we
have heard
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PROGRESSING FAvoRADLY.-The work
of remodelling and fitting up the barge
Tor wharf boat lying in the river at the
foot ofQuincy Street, is progressing favor
bly,. While it will not be as commOdious
as the old one destroyed in the ice last
winter, It will be much better than to
have no wharf boat OF all.
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FRosT.-There was heavy white frost
in the city and on the surrounding hills
yesterday morning. Following theshow'
crs OF Saturday so closely, the effect on
the fruit, we fear, can hardly be otherwise
than disastrous. We shall probably hear
something about it to-day.
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100. F-The Grand Lodge Of this
Order will hold It's annual meeting this
year in Moundsville, commencing to.
morrow. We are informed that special
arrangements have been made with the
Railroad authorities to run an extra train
Tor the accommodation Of those who may
wish to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

INFORMAL MEETING.-WC arc inform
cd that IN informal meeting OF the City
Council will DO held ut 0 O'Clock tO.mOr'
row morning, TO confer with several Of
the Baltimore s. Ohio otllcialsi in reference
TO tho right Of way through tho city be-
tween the depot of the road named and
that OF the HGmphcld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

POLICE CoURT.-Tho following cases
were before the police court, Saturday
morning: Pat Cahill, disorlerly conduct
ten dollars and costs; Jacob Blatuer, samC
charge, ten dollars and COSTS George
Reynolds, drunk, one dollar and costs
Pat Quinlan, disOrderly, dismissed at TIT
costs OF the city.
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Nor CORRECT THUS FAR-There is an
old Sign" among the weather wise, that IL
it rain on Easter Sunday the weather
OF the seven succeeding Sabbaths will
also be of the same character, Yesterday
was the second Sunday since Easter, and
there was no rain, nor was there on the
first. The ''sign" thus far has proved a
total failure, as do nearly all other such
theories founded on similar bases.
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a VEIN or GOOD COAL


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED BUILDING LOTS IN
MUUNDSVILLE.-By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust
executed to me by ]. F. Woods, Ellen Woods,
". =. Autchins, and Juliauna HutChinS, bearing
date september 18th. 1865, aud Of record In the
Recorders once oil MarshAll county, W. Va, In
Deed Book No. II, folio AS, l will, at the front
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
1hursdAy, May 18th, at l O'clock, r. ",
Proceed to cell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, Lots No, lS6, 1877, las, and 1885, with all
the Gppurtunances therrunto belonging, situate
In thS town Of MoundsvIllc, near the Court
House, known AS the Oldham or Female sem.
inary property. There art on said lots good
well, cistern, wash house and stable, with a
choice variety Of fsuit, ornamental trees and
email shrubbrry.
Terms Of SalS-$l $50 cash; tho balance In one
year, with interest trom day u sale, the pur,,
chaser 10 give bond and security for the deferred
payment. uANSON C4tLSM ELL'
Ap3.dAw 4rusIee.
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sTEENRoD WILL CAsE.-The Steenrod
will case will come up in Brooke County
Circuit Court to-day. Several members OIL
the Bar in this city, as well as two or three
eminent legal gentlemen Of Ohio, are en-
gagged in 1t. The trial will probably &C.
cupy tho entire week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND
OTnERs-You can buy all the new and
elegant styles of American'made Wall
Papers at . third less than old style En-
glish Papers. Call and see the largest
and cheapest stock in the city. Joseph
Graves, No. "a Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

Cry COUNCIL. adjourned meeting
Of the City Council will be held to'mor'
row evening. In the Second Branch
large amount of business has accumulated
and tits hoped by interested parties thai
it will receive attention to the exclusion
Of long.winded speeches,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPEEs.-Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros. & Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER GENT. by getting
those wide English goods which arc gen
orally superior to American paper, both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the color
they are printed in-AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE. You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles
prices, and qualities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

CONCERT AND BAII,-The Harmonic
Singing Society will give concert and
ball in Turner Hall tonight. Apleasant
time Is anticipated. The Harmonies
know how to getup such affairs in first
class STYLE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

COMMITTEE MEETING IN MOUNDS
vrL1E.-Wc are informed that the com.
mittce having in charge the project of a
State camp meeting of 8Eethodists the
coming season, will meet in Moundsville
next Wednesday. Time and place of the
proposed meeting will be determined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

PARTIES desiring first.class pictures
would do well to call at Brown & Fig
gins gallery, Monroe street. Mr.. shep-
hard, their new operator, understands
Just what you want, and will give special
attention to all who favor him with a
Ill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

THE West Virginia State Teachers
Association will hold its annual session
ut RavenswoOd, Jackson county, on Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday, June 81,
% and 90, next.
Afull programme will DO published as
soon as possible. S. R. THOMPSON,
Chairman En-. Com.
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SALE.

\
Byvlrtus Of n decree Of tho Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on the 9Th
day OF April, 1871, In a cause In ChancGry pend
Ing In raid Court, wherein Andrew q. Gillespie
tdl Arn COmpaiuants and Cecilia Gillespie at al
are dGlCndants, shall on
Saturday, the Goth Day Of May, 1871,
at 10 clock A. NJ, proceed to sell al public auc'
lion, to the highest aud best bidder, ut the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
"a portion Of lot No. III, fronting on the north
aide or Clay street, between 9th and 9th strcVts,
In that part IF the city Of Wheeling commonly
known Is East Wheeling, bounded al follows, to-
wit: Beginning al tho south east corner Of lot
No. III thence WestWArdly, with the line OF Clay
street, thirty feet, thence with line parallel with
tho east line Of said lot nOrthWard eighty feet
and ten inches, thence with line parallel win
Clay street thirty feet to the east line OF said lot
thence with the east line Of said lot eighty leGl
and ten inches 70 the beginning; the said part oI
lot fronting thirty feet on Clay street, measuring
from the south east corner thereof, and running
back the depth, Of even width, OF eighty feet and
ten Inches" with all the buildings aud Appurte'
nAnces thertuLto belonging.
TRIMS OF sALE-0ne'thiFd cash, and the bal
Ance In 70 and IL months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security for the deferred instaI'
ments, with Interest from date; or all cash, al
purchasers option. .-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

DIRECTED TO TAKE POSSESSION
Sheriff Brown was directed on the 10Th
inst, to take possession Of the estate Of
Henry Meier, decd, and settle 1t accord.
inc TO law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

MEETING OF PREsBYTERY.-The Wash
ington Presbytery will meet in this city
tomorrow. The sessions are to DO held
We believe, in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, on Main street, North Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

sUITs, sulTs, suiTs,-George R. Tsy.
Tor & Co., will open this morning their
fourth lot Of Ladies Waite Victoria LG.sn
and Spanish Lawn SuilI-new in style,
and made of the finest materials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

NEW GooDs.-J. T. Lakin 6 Co., have
received their stock Of goods for Spring
and Summer wear, and we are satisfied
that for variety md beauty, they can not
DO surpassed in the city. Call and see
them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-24

QUALIFIED AS ExEcUToR.-On the 18th
inst, James Tarney qualified Us Executor
Of the estate of Henry Niermann, decd
L. Junkc, who had undertaken the trust
having resigned.