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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

fS$xs 0srN, ssas IN Ohio Ana One il
wtsUsssa. 60 = RAitroad Train.

FAs- f-aeitss- express train on the Pan
tsxssssis. railroad left the Columbus de-
$50 saa Friday evening last under the
es.ssy~ ~ '1nsa,in.-tor Drury. Nothing
tssssss gsrssf ia disturb the mnn0tnny of
$40 s~ssssAsrfor's call on arowsy passen-
s~s~ Or ..slrkets, geRtiemen,' until
ss~ sFssa was between DennisOn and
ssas<ss~-ntiise. Then he WAS notified
tssss a tssty sxsssas-nSer desired his pres
%sss-~ tie t,und the lady evidently in
psssas tEassi'is- anil embarrassment. To
As~ stssHsstiTe ss--ponse tn the query
- aassss~s ae wa= married, the lady stat
~ that ~sse was on her way from Gin
csssasss to ,nesst her husband in New
fsssA saa that scrisis Wa, impending,
snN''iN ing III. appearance of another
Esas~-.-sss.-r. This startled the contltic-
80, - srssssrs', hat with Il heart us big
~ sss elephant, h.. set t." work to make
tsss- tasiy comfortable. All the Ia,ssen-
---r- Wsrs- hastily sbutiici into another
rtE, ASH -,sch female assistance AS
eaaassi - pr.-ur.si on the train was
ssFssaseshH into reaaisition. In II brief
ssssse- tss- tittss. stranger, ga. fine, botiic,
sssE CART, - is the pi,r~se, put in AN APP
f~usrsas-', afEf thu. conductor congratu-
s@ss-s h'"ss.-it "n his happy escape from
q 'tit--as.s,a- With IL heart Overlooking
~sts sympathy, hr arranged AN inn
f-fssassfssa aasaFs,is. Ter the very youtr
tssss sFsssa at- own undertaking. 1t
~lsr 'ssss '-Sas-t'y in the style of those
-'tsssssst ossttit-" advertised in the New
h'srk I~,l-'r~, Yet IL served Il good pur-
t*--A-
ttut ihi- H. nat all. The train left
S~as'zsi-.saSiiis. tt tine, and WIS socI,
sfsaa''sss'ris'E through and around the
tfis~ "t West Virginia when the con
sa's~tsT rSs-iSest another shock. This
tat'''' u Nsi~ sstinc bouncing boy
Nfn-r ~ IoSe! One II buckeye, and
We 'sts.-F :. Ian Handler. The rcfti.tiu-
sh-s ~ i'rary'S linen went to start the
tsssss- f.-ii,w on his journey through the
~'+sFsst. Then, for fear Of what might
tssi1s-n, th.. train was hurried up; in
ts's'" u rszs'i,Hsi Tittsburg, the lady and
tss" Va" anticketed passengers were
t'-s'fisFiy Conveyed to comfortable quar-
tsss at ts's- Union Depot hotel, when Il
tSsEf'tEi MAS forwarded to the hus-
t's'tsss an New York, which probably
hts.si hins oat of his boots. At last adj
Nass- the ia"ther and children were do
tsg welt.
sts" twins certainly commenced lif,
t's''t'r extraordinary circumstances
fS'Fn "'i fast going train, the one
as ''t'i" ami ia" other in West Virgin
"a, % e. SAFE To- promise that they will
20 Fszt-''tsistly fast young people. The
tss''ttss'r - represented as Il most 1sstin,
tss' ia'ty, tut not given to the study of
almanac tlhio Statesman.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

DAkfSH SURVEYOR for Ouaahit, and
Il General Land Agent for North LOUISE
Ana, Will attend to any business in this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
or purchase real estate i'll this section will
find it to their interest to address him. He
has for safe several fine bodies OF land in
ouachita, Richland, Morehouse, Franklin
and Caldwell Parishes. Persons Wishing to
soil will send numbers, description az to i'm
pr"vemcnts, and terms. Having formed
comne:tions i'll both Washington and New
Orleans, lie is prepared to represent iitiglnts
III contested land cases, obtain patents, dc.
Office roar room of Richardson Il McEInery's
Law Office. For particulars address him,
care of Richardson X McEnery, Monroe, La.
August i, 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30
MONROE HOUSE,

'"cIsom Street, ooj"i,ti.g Mcthodist chulch.
The undersigned hats taken charge of this
house, and intends making it a first class
boarding house, and is now prepared to re-
ceire boarders by the week or III oItli as may
be desired. Rooms large, spacious and we'll
ventilated, and suitable for families. No
pains will be spared by tho proprietor to
make his guests comfortable. Charges TO
suit the times. JAS. A. I.ANVIEK
March p lSTo-2S:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

The Cherokee Indians number Ii. 900.
and own in fee simple 1000, 900 acres of
the best land on tho continents; and
have in the hands Of the United states
government, on which they are annu-
ally receiving the interest, $4,000, 600
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

The great advantages l,oasrHs,,l lay these
machines j., their simplicity. ,.hrarate>s,
HNaiiahittN and cnmplni" mastery. ever re.
They are charged with seven gallons Of WA !
ter, i" which is dissolved a'iuant il v of con :
mon >"i:, amt III this solution is AusreulI !
It Snatt trat"u huri>rt titled with 4ulph,,r |
arid. Thus charged. they az. So, a>va~nr
uS". At the moment needed, the al is
cntrti"d int" the water Ivy ni,~cttim.. IN,
bucket containing it. ami tho machine is
feet, of ntuGtrd water and gas. and is rasily
transported and worked Ivy one pcrsnn.
machines, anothcr i2d. thivkrrin.s n Sons
Boston, ha,o AZ. aud Il recent law rf CON.
SF'>S requires 't"'r It's" ON all water crafts
i" the United States. THO town of Home,
was recently saved trout tir>t rurtiou tv ON,
"fthcse machines.
10" for full particulars, address the Edi
Tor OF III" THhE"HArH.w WHO j. supplied viii
i'ahr"'k EN''nst'i~h"r and will take plea
Snrr III explaining its merits. .,ud in for
wnrdinG orders for his friends.
4. NJ, GRANGER
General Agent. 10 ttttai street,
feh2i2S-ty Men, Orleans
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

The Is fear that, in consequence of
their tremendous losses in Chicago and
bo~tnn, SOME eff the great British
tn-ar'iHC" companies will close their
American ascuctr~, and withdraw
tr"tu TIT" country altogether. This
would Withdraw AN insurance competi-
Ton that is now beneficial to the peo-
Pile.
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AND MONROE
REGULAR PACK Ic'c SI>lI

REGULAR r.\t' Il lE'l SklFF
sc AR RI r. TO NC.''
| Will make regular trips with my skin
hciw""n Mour0cnnN Trenton. Mlal> ms. from
i"ur I" SIX trips each day, and connecting
morning. and evening. with tho
ears ut Monroe. Faro. rnril way. p cents
: Suh packages, carried ut.~:,nl" price.
26:l, ROBBERY LpNt;.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

The commissions of all of the pres
ent c7it'inet will expire nj the close of
ihe present term, thus necessitating
ae~ commissions to those serving us
tsasitaet officers after the it'll of March
ueNt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30
BUSINESS CARDS.
TIN, IRON AND COPPER
Nj \ y L r \ C. r . X Y .

ifJ Undersigned announces that, h..r in..
employed the services OF Mr.. .TNo, l..
Moore, he is prepared to fill orders for all
descriptions of Tinwaro and for articles
toe satisfaction. Repairs nfa1f kinds i1ro,npt-
~ executed.
n good supply Of StoVcs, Office and cook
ing, and of stamped tinware, kept on hand.
shop on Grand street. opposite McFec's
Drug store. j. ". LOCKE.
March 9, 1872. 25Iv
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

The TcxEi. Pacific Railroad has effect
81 loan Of $4,000, 900 in Europe, and
has now hftcen thousand men, of whom
lys-9 ARE Chinese, en route to work OH
ita line.
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MONROE, LII.
NJ. r. Lewis, Proprietor.

This house is under the efficient manage
inest Of Mr.. VIM. Lewis, who has twenty
live years continuous experience in the
business Weli-regu1atcd, neatly kept, and
supplied will excellent beds aud table fare
the Lewis 1Ionsc, located near the wharf
and PASSED going and coming by the Sfireve-
port stages, is confidently recommended to
the travelling public rs n nodel hotel.
October l, 1870. n2:1y
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iTACH:TA HOUSE.
" Cor. bcSi;tfd and Third SITS, Mouroc, Ii,
j. L. HuuSiclkcr Prooriotor

Inc above named Hotel, so long and IA
I"rihly known throughout the cottntr v has
been rchttcd and newly furnished, and is
no" complete i'll every department. The
proprietor pledges himself to spare no Ell
tort t" make all comfortable who may favor
an with their patronage. April u. Cg. "
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30
EDUCATIONAL,
HOMER MASONIC
rI1 MALE COLLEGE

The exercises OF this institution began ON
the first Monday III Scptcnpcr last.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions Of twenty weeks caci,--ilrst ending |
the last of 'anHarN; the second the last OF
Jnnc.
FACULTY:
l.. E.WIlaoX, President, ana Prof. Of Latin
Mental ana Moral Science.
Miss A.CAII,oirN, Tcac!cr i'll Mathematics. |
Miss l.. T-tGGnI"r, Assistant III Literary be
n: 4. I:AHIE, Prof. OF Music and French.
Miss ~. NJ. Wilcox, Assistant i'll Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted ut amy time and charged
until end Of session. No deduction III tut
tom except for urotractcd sickness.
Tuition, EnGish,......Ss, 81 and $500 per mo.
Instrumental Music, With use
of instt""tent .:.:........ 600 -
Extra lessons in Vocal MilSi... 30 9
Drawing" 30
i:o:,rd, exclusive OF washing.
lights, aud articles for toilet.
if paid in advance, for each
H''S%n''..'.:';''. .'..........'...........l2..'n
inci'i"niai per N"-Sir.i.............. Leo -
| Prof WiI"nx has now entered ,,,u,. The
| faborS OF ti" i'ith year OF his connection
as President, Will the Homer Masonic
fenni" College. Daring that time the
! amy institution, OF the Kind, and the mode
OF instruct" ION has been to i'm part athorouEi,
! knowledge of those studies. Tho discipline
| in In. college and boarding Department has
| t,a,II, - -, 'p'ia ':,'1 GUY fti'!ii'h. ~
| t y, NC !'uliIS ms n'ci' i'lNrl'olS
| cucc is couG,jrutiw ma,1n 70 no ,,,t rn,e -
! 10 Jny,;t ,,,;n,. n,,I r'a -. , .. t . 80 "
: throughout North Louisiana.
/ Additions arc hcin" inldc 10 the boarding.
House, so that !, large number Of put,ii- can
be accommodated il 1!;c family OF the Pros
; idcnt.
| We, the un,!crsi.ucI hayin. ,ccu :,c-
| IHtintci with the workings Of the iustitu-
ENTERTAINMENTS, 49, ~, li,'l' u, H!,7 'teii hii'tff ne
| -, rnn,,,,,,,I: :, ~. Nit'"N, >t'H ''!'i',-
| ,,i:u.,. tn srnI ,i,r;r ,,,,,nI,,n,. ~ " ~ '''''''
| ' " T'i,S'i',,>'
! w KS = w u.s.
trr% :. E-,.S,,' w
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'''""'" i'll, there's fire in the i,arlor,n
~'-r" the whispered words we heard
Will" passing II house on one of Our
principal streets last evening. 1t is such
httte coarsestcs as these that increase
'te "'stt dealers profits, ana tend to
MAX the baker sweat over siN-story
wedding cakes before the winter i
over TftusritI. Press.
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HOTELS.

- = : = : : : : : : : =
T EVILS HOUSE,
O]'. CNhOiic Church ttl,ti Female tc,ticn.u,
MONROE, LII.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

~ DREYElJS ~ co..
'"'e"'"'" {" D. We" " ''"''
WILL SELL. GOODS FOR CASH ONLY,
>,, ;,;,
AT NEW ORLEANS, PRICES.
,., , 80,
.. Ivy m.'H. J"'' ieISlNtH WI ne ''h-
9'"'''$ 'ete'' h"f> -" Sf'fet'"'d STOCK "'
INV CnrnS
NV >''A''1
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II oME's COLLEGE,.

HoMEis COLLEGE,.
This College,, now IN lis ti.clilh scho!ast il.
yn.f, IS IA session ir.'tn the first Tuesday in
september Lp commencement Ray. Wed
hS'ttN after third Sunday in June The
corps 81 instruct ION is fan the course of
9t""y ANN" ne: Library ana apparatus adj
tttttttt; iit" rt'HrVvnlrnt IN hri.cimt progress:
i"'l;E "'lin"nii " heat htiti, ;tt,l t.,,t,,luui-
t% iutrfti."nt an.i rciinr.I
Ht.t, Tt.hf and Sh.tr l'..r month, III adj
.:,ht', h'i ti''. Term. Board. from St2,;H to
Sfo"t per nt"ntf. Contingent. 81 30.
fof t'f'Hcf f'tftt"ut1rS, address Row. j. T..
Conn, trrsiIrni H. {.
W. f.. MDfiELAND,
lIii!'H:'li P!rh't ii',3irtt of Trust ccs.
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F.l:NI'rlIlsE STORE,

AND FURNITURE. REPAIRING,
The undersigned respect full informs the
public That he has NOW on hand q well Sc
te'tcd stock Of ODicc n.tf IIOuSehOid Eul.,j-
t"s", W""t{en t"t'ias, Aetttlic Huri,tt Gtskets,
CnDIi IJ'iU,u,iuys snch as Hu.,tlIts IHtfp.
.>c'-.as, etc. Terms, CASH. Store ON DcS;iari
street, near II. l<int}er}nann's.
j. Il. PETERS.
Monroe, Lit, March 49, 1871. n26-1f
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

tnt"s-n "f the most distinguish rose
growers la England were separately
s~k'ri io name tbirty-six roses, and out
- that Hafus".r to Designate twelve
- ht'-h they considered the best The
suit Ma that ot the roses which were
nsas.-t, only three were On the record
ns'ns'-t by all n worthy tai he placed on
tl- hr~t Twelve. These three roses
"us,hi ." i..' universally known, ,ts every
t't'~ VIII" rultiva,ess flowers wants the
t~-<t r''S'~', ~ II matter of course. They
srr: Narcct,at Neil, baroness Roths-
"bitd AMI Marie ISanmann. 1t will he
pta'.rN.-i that AT the head Of the three
~tats,l~ Mar.shal Neil, the sweetest OF
The sweet .- pstiri.' Farmer
lae government has begun to re-
-srVs-T the railroad from Bunvilic, Va.
ta t'res.nShorouSh, n. e., built wholly
At TIA" cost nf the tofctCrncy during the
tat. war, us Il military ner,~,sity, and
exclusively operated AS II military
rad, bat unacrnnntably taken as pri-
Nat.- property Icy the Richmond and
tsauNtiie railroad company in the gen
'-rssi br,:tk ing up following the surre,,-
'ter If Less army. Repeated decisions
her. ASH abroad in favor of the Unitc,l
rStat,-, Ia Succession to tho Confederate
government are believed to Insure The
F,-ytNt-Fy eli the road and compensation
t,t ats as.. a,,ss detention by the RI;
r,S,,t ,-,,- t.tnS-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-30

n EOEENS<:HEN.
W DEALER IN
Fine gold and silver Watches, and ~
French and American Clocks, fine Es(A.
SoiIt gold jewefry, Pianos and Melo-IS4s
!lbHS, Musical Instruments of all tirscriu-
tons sheet music, &C., ana solicitor for The
celebrated pianos OF the st. Louis NIanutac-
turing Company. tlec:A}--C:;ln:wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16
Look Before You Leap.

To the Editors Of tho 1ntGlligencer:
In your issue Of this morning, you throw
out some suggestions about the contem.
plated railroads and railroad bridge,
which DIRE ritdly important to every pro.
perry holder in the city. The vote Is to
DO very soon taken on an enormous sub.
sCriptlon to aid the above enterprises,
which will bear heavily on oil tax. payers,
who should ponder tho matter very care.
fully before voting Tor the same as tie case
now stands
You truly say, in substance, till we
have definite assurance Of what the Ohio
parties will do In the matter, It would be
well to pause before saddling ourselves
with tax that might prove another
"HempReld" affair and Of two fold It's dl.
mansions.
II we vote for the subscription without
definitely knowing what the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad and others will do
towards the bridge, and toall matters ger.
name to the contemplated enterprises, we
shall be taking a "leap In the dark"
The Register appears to think we should
go ahead, trusting to luCk-that "every.
thing is lovely" but | am grNtiied to sec
that you advise some prudence in the mat.
ter. You appear to be guided by Davey
Crockett's motto; "Be sure you are right,
then go ahead" | think this to be the
safest plan, and am determined to be gov.
erned by It in voting, and hope that others
will do the sane. That they will not al.
low their judgment 10 be carried away by
newspaper enthusiasm. HEMPFIELD.
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Republican state Convention.

Thu undersigned IL directed by the Republican
State Central Committee 10 cali upon the voters
Of the Republican party In West Virginia 10 send
delegates to q Convention 10 be heldA at Grafton
on the Esd day Of May next, alto NJ, for thepur
pose Of choosing delegates to the National Re.
publican Convention, TO DO held at Philadelphia,
on the 9Th day Of next June, and for the purpose
OttranAacting such other business as may then
seem appropriate. The Committee urge upon the
Republicans Of tho State the importance Ofa full
AttendancGa at the State Convention.
The Committee recommend
That In each county, unless other arrang Q
ments are made by It's Executive Committee
the County Convention assemble at the Court
House, on Saturday, the llth day OF May next,
to choose delegates TO the State Convention.
That each County Convention all any vRcan.
Giles that may exltt In the County Executive
Committee, so that full list OF the Committee
may DO reported at the State Convention.
CIV. d. ALLISON,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
RhEellHg, March %, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16

LEWIS county, wv. Va.) voted last
Monday week in favor Of a subscription OF
$4,000 to the Northern " Southern
West Virginia Railroad The majority
was OF. The engineers arc now survey.
ing tho route for this road between ClArks
burg and Weston. Harrison county will
vote on the 93d, on the question of sub.
scribiDg 100000 to the enterprise. 1t is
considered doubtful whether the PROPOSE.
ton will carry.
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MORE QUERIES.
To the Editors of the IntellIgenccr.

TO The EDITORS OF The InielIlgencer.
Can some Of the knowing ones" law.
yers, doctors, or others, inform the public
what has become Of the petition asking the
passage of an ordinance submitting 10 the
people the question Of subscribing 10 the
Wheeling Il Tuscarawas Valley railroad9
1t was presented In council two weeks
ago, and, on motion OF "the gentleman
from the country" referred to several dill.
fcrent Council Committees. Why did 1t
not come up night before lastH
FAIR PLAY No. 2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16

We aregratifed.to see that our diStin.
guished fellow citizen, Hon. q. D. HUB.
BARD, who is lay delegate in the
Methodist General Conference sitting at
Brooklyn, has acquired the I'D. D." since
he left home. Some remarks Of his on
certain resolutions about the Book Con.
Germ are reported by the Herald in a
paragraph commencing:
1.-THE good sense Of the Conference
seemed to be expressed by the Rev. Dr.
HUBBARD, of West Virginia, who most
earnestly and cmphatically opposed the
resolutions"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-IN
s. the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. April 5
Thom" :, Hughes Attachment in a.sunS.
Morrison Il Hallowell. sit.
The object Of this suit Is TO recover the sum of
So with interest thereon from the 9Th day OF No.
vemoer IN the year 1857, upon pro nissory note
o. the defendant dated September 6th, 1857. for
ne sum Of SIS, and payable sixty days after its
aate 70 the plai1tif, and the costs OF this salt,
.or which sum, interest and costs, an attachment
9As 0een made Of the the money or effects OF the
defendant In the hands OF Isaac q. Williams.
executor OF Eliza Hallowell, deceased.
ana y appearing rom an affidavit filed in the
cause that the defendant, Morrison e. HALLOWEEN.
he do appear here within one month aiter the
date OF the first publication hereof and do what
ID necessary 70 protect his interest herein,
Jcste, SAMUEL B. MoCOLLOCH, Clerk.
C Ii TS & BRo, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16

TIE animalculH in the Boston water
are visible without the aid Of a micro.
scope. In specimen recently examined
was found an eel thirty.seven inches long
and nine inches in girlh, and a turtle
weighing 30 pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16
(MERCHANTs' BLOCK

Exceeds anything Of the kind ever presented In
Wheeling. The Immense stock OF Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods opened and now on exhibI.
ton will be sold at astoniRhlngly low prices.
Having purchased most Of our stock from i'm
porters and manufacturers by the package, on.
ablee us to sell At less than the usual prices and
all persons In want of good goods are respectful.
" invited 70 give "a an early call and ave mou.
ey. We offer this morning
100 pieces Figured and Striped Piques, splen.
did quality, at25c.
from IS to SOC.
100 pieces OF extra heavy Ginghams. worth Isc,
for 12kc.
1900 pieces Japanese Silks at almost any price.
Fancy and Black silks from 81 % % $3.50: L..
reduced prices. Our Shawl Department has
about 100 Of the latest styles Of ShRTls and
searta, OF all qualities and At any price, Our
Trimming Department has O large stock Of the
best quality Of Ribbons, all Widths; Gimps, SILK
and suit Laces, Embroideries, Buttons, etc, etc.
Also full life Of the celebrated Nilsson Kid
G'oVes, said 10 be superior 70 anything yet pro-
duced 10 the market. Our Hosiery Department
Is supplied with almost $40 dozen. 0t allQuAlties
and Sizes, some worth Csc Tor l2Xc, and as low
ae JOG pair. White Goods, sWlsseS, NAtnsooks,
Bishop and Victoria LawnS. JAoonets, plain and
striped, good quality, at 26e. a handsome %.
sortment OF PArasols and Umbrellas cheap.
Cloths, Cassimeses, Jeans and Cottonades in
great abundance at almost any price. Blea6hed
and Brown Muslins, Sheetings, Table Linen,
Crashes, Towels, etc, etc, very low. In short,
Dolly Warden Dress Goods, etc., In great variety.
P. S.-We are also sole agents for the Maysyille
city. 1p1I
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STRICTLY PURE AND Of THE BEST QuAun.

TO families and consumers, we give the GSsur.
1nce that the ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER"
Will prove fully equal, II not superior, to any
BAkink Powder that they have heretofore used.
TO TIE TRADE.-our figures are lower than
any other Baking Powder now In the market.
Give the "ENTERPRIsE" trial, and be con.
yiuced that 1t Is the best and cheapest Baking
Powder sold anywhere.
The money refunded In all cases when the
entile satisfaction.
Sold by GrOcGrs and Druggists everywhere.
MCABE, KRAFT i CO., Proprletors,
ieols Wheeling, W. VS..
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New New ,! Advertisements
TLECTIoN NOTICE. y

CtSRE's oEHcE OF THE crTL Or WEr1Sst:I1SO
On The FIRST DAY OF JUNE, isJa, PoIltSitI
be opened In the several ward6 OF the eltJ ~
wheeling q the places herein mont oned foF me
purpose Of taking toe sense OF the pctaona quail.
lied 70 vote for Mayor Of Alia city upon the
question whether they will authofiEe subscrip.
ton 70 DO made by the Council Of the city OF
Wheeling, In the name and on behalf Of eaid city,
TO the capital stock OF "TnE WlEELING AND
LAKE RRfE RAILROAD COMPANY" In an amount
not 10 exceed the sum Of three hundred thousand
dollars. Polls will be opened on tho said LIST Of
June at nine o'clock Of tho following places, viz
In the First ward, at the VlgtlAnt Engine
House;
In Tho Second ward, at the Second Ward Mar.
ket Hall;
In tho Third ward, at the Court House;
In the Fourth ward, at the Atlantic Engine
House;
In tho Fifth ward, at the Guards Hose House;
In tho sixth ward, ut the United Engine House.
In the Seventh ward at Lukens' Grocery;
In the Eighth ward, at the Public School House:
And closed at 7 O'Clock ?. u. The voting 70 be
BY ballot. The person voting for subscription
ehAll have written Or printed upon his ballot
"For subscription 70 the capital stock OF the
Wheeling. d Lake Krle Railroad Company
those voting against "No subscription 70 tho
capital stock Of the Wheeling d Lake Erie Rail-
The said vote shall DO taken under the super.
intcndence Ct such persons 90 his Honor the
Mayor thAll appoint Il. =. EERNY,
mAy1l City Clerk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-16
ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER

We desire to call the attention Of the trade
gGnerally,and OF Housekeepers and Hotel Pro-
prictors particularly, 10 the above brand Of BAK.
ING POWDER.
The articles used In the manufacture Of this
lODler, We lNQtantee 10 be