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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
TIME Tenth Volume Of woop's HOUSE

YNHE Tenth Volume Of WooD's House,
Il HOLD MAGAZINE begins with January
~. It's regular contributors include Hor.
ace Greeley, Gail Hamilton. Thos. X.
Beecher, DR.. Dio Lewis, DIR. W. W. Hall,
James Parton, etc: Harriet Beecher Stowe,
Brick Pomerey, John G. SAKE, Maj. Genl
Fitzpatrick, Petroleum V. Nasty, ETC., write
for it occasionally. Terms, One Polar q
year. In clubbing, three 6rst-class period
icals are given for the price Of one Of them.
The most liberal Premium List ever pub
lished. No periodical is more frequently or
favorably mentioned by the press. "Wood' 8
Household Magazine is one Of the monu-
ments Of business enterprises which mark
the age" Methodist Home Journal, Phil
adelphia. Pa. cit has been improving ever
since we knew it-a good criterion for the
future. "-Courier, New Market, Canada.
1T is a marvel of cheapness and frst-class
quality combined. New York Times.
Spe cimen copies sent free to any address.
SIS. WOOD & Co., Newburgh N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

GENERAL PALMER. a radical ous-
tomhousc officer, testified before the
investigating committee that is now
in session in New York, that he DIS
charged three important officers from
the New York custom house because
they did not vote as Collector MUIR
ply desired, and that, too, by order
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. It
is also proven, that Grants young
friend, LEEr, charged $50 per cent.
more for storage than the legal rates.
and that the surplus collected in this
way was divided with the Collector
or his deputy. immaculate Bout
we'll honest Murphy! Our readers
should remember that these things
are proven. not BY Democratic test
mony. but BY pure, unadultcrated re-
publicsns. -News. Milwaukee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
NHEzIKEFS sale.
THE STATE or Iowa

THE STATE or Iowa,
Howard County.
In the District Court Of Howard County
State Of Iowa.
BY virtue Of An execution issued
from the effice of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Howard County, State Of Iowa, in
favor Of Platt & O'Malley pr ifs and against
r. N. Glathart deft, dated December 18th
1871, and to me directed, commanding me
that Of the goods, chattels, stock or interest
in any company, debts due, property in the
hands Of third persons, lands and tene-
ments which are not exempt by law from
execution) Of the said r. N. Glathart
/ make or cause to be made the sum Of
seventy-ninc dollars and twenty-five cents
with interest and costs, levied upon the
following described Real Estate, lying and
being situated in the County Of Howard
and State of Iowa, namely:
The south twsnty-fve (25) feet Of the
north fifty feet Of lots 1--WE ~ and six (6)in
block sixteen (l6), and six (6) feet wide
and twenty-five (25) long in the northeast
corner of said premises, all situated in the
village Of Cresco, County and State afore-
said.
And hereby give public notice that !
shall offer for sale at public outcry, at the
Courthouse door in Cresco, County Of How
ard and State of Iowa, on Saturday the
3rd Day Of Fe bruary 1872.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock, A. NJ. 4,
and four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, sale
to commence ut the hour Of ten O'Clock,
highest and best bidder therefor in cash,
all the interest which P. N. Glathart has in
the above described property, or sufficient
thereof to satisfy the above debt, with in
terest and cost.
Dated this Is, day Of Dec, 1871.
]. F POWELL,
Sheriff Of Howard County, Iewa.
BY A. s. Young, Deputy. ~
n11w4 Printers fee 80 OU
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

Senator Fenton of New York has
just delivered very rem arka BILE
speech, touching the fra uds in the
New York Custom House, under
Thomas Murphy. This speech goes
very fully into the details of its
management, giving facts and figures
demonstrating that over 800, OoO..
900 have been stolen from the Unit
ed States in one year. We pre-
sumo that not ono of our republican
contemporaries who turned the whites
Of their eyes heavenward over the
5000, 900 Tammany frauds. will
notice this one that is ten times a.
great.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

E. K. Miner, Administrator,
vs.
Mary Miner, Geo. W. Miner, Heirs of w
Nathaniel D. Miner, Samuel
Miner, Sarah Miner, John J. Miner,
H. Miner, Elisabeth Mi ner,
VIM. p. Miner, Albert C. Min Deceased.
er, and Martha Miner
To the Above Named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby mott
fed that the re is new on file in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Howard
County, Iowa, petition of E. X. Miner
administrator of the Estate of VIM. ] Min.
er, deceased, late of said county, asking
said Court to authorize him to sell the West
half Of the Northeast quarter of Section
thirty-two, Township ninety-nine, Range
F ourteen, in said county and State.
And now unless you appear at the next
term of said Court commencing on the 26th
day Of February 1872, and show cause why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted, an order or decree will be made
as prayed for.
A. D. WRIGHT,
l3-4 Atty. for Petitioner:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
EDITOR or PLAIN DEALER !:

Your issue Of the 18th inst,
contains an article over the sigma.
ture Of our neighbor, 1. A. GATES,
Esq. We have no occasion for severe
criticism. His proverbial courtesy
and high sense Of ju.tice would pr O.
tect US against deliberate misre pre-
sentation on his part. He is evil
IDENTIFY mistaken in the inference
drawn from our article in the Creso .
TINES, for it has always been our
practice to ship grain for the farmer
upon the same terms that We ship
for the produce dealer. The facili-
ties afforded by the Elevator will be
extended to the farmer, so long as it
is controlled by US.
BEADLE & SLEE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
The Peoria Review says that Dick

The Peoria Review says that Dick
Yates went to \ gambling house in
that city. the other day, got drunk.
lost City dollars. got into fight,
Was thrown out doors. and nothing
but the fact that he belonged to tho
wing Of the radical party which hope
to snominato Grant saved him from
being taken up like any other loafsr-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

Fred. Grant, son Of Mrs. Grant,
bnt no relation to Gen. Grant, has
gone Of on foreign tour. on the staff
of tho General Of the Army. General
Grant made good many enemies by
this bushes, but it Was his xifs's
fault. When will people oe ase
bothering the General Of the United
States for acts which Mrs. Grant
does?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
NOTICE..

Having given my Son George L. Haskins
aged Is years his time, the same as though
he was Of age, this is to notify the public
that he is authorized to contract for his
wages as though Of age and that while will
claim nothing from him or his employees
for such services, neither will ] hold myself
responsible for any Of his contracts.
Dated Albion Howard Co., Iowa January
4th 1872.
1lt3 SAxUEL HAsKISs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
The Dubuque Herald says:

Michigan City is port Of entry.
Last year it cost $1,000 to collect
the customs there, while the receipts
were only thirty-one cents! Rather
an Improbable business for the gov.
eminent; but, then, you know,
American industry must be protect
ed, and what are msrcenary consider.
ations in comparison with that.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
The state Indebted dine s. :,

For the past few years nearly every
Republican paper in tho State and
many out Of it, have given credit and
publicity to the untruth that Iowa
is out Of debit Because the Cover
nor contraiicts this pleasant fiction,
perhaps, is the reason that so few
of them give the Message to their
readers. On tbs subject the reader
will find this is what the Governor
says:
1.-THE debt Of the State, exclusive
of bonds issued to the school fund,
remains as stated in my former mes
sage, viz /: $500, 600, in war and de-
Tense bonds. This debt will become
due in 1881. l recommend that au-
thority be given, under proper re-
strictions, for the purchase of the
bonds and the early extinguishment
Of the debt. The disposition l have
suggested of the railroad taxes will
materially assist in bringing about
this cOnsummatlon.'
Ifthis does not dispel the delusion
that Iowa is free from debt, because,
as these simpletons have asserted,
she has the money ready, but the
bonds are not due, pray tell us why
the Governor should recommend q
law giving the State the entire bene-
tit of railroad taxes to provide the
means for its early extinguishment.
The aggregate amount Of these
taxes paid into this county by the
railroads as shown by Treasurer
Rankin's report. page 46, including
the years 1866 and 1870 was 1924.
So, the amount for 1870 having been
$9OS,76. With a county indebtedness
of from SIS, 900 to $4,000, this
county is to be called upon to sontri-
buto these taxes heretofore coming
into the treasury to aid in the ex-
tinguishment Of a debt that republic
cans Of the rural districts, With the
simplicity of Mark Twain's Inno-
cents, thought had no existence.
This tax We are to surrender for nine
years for this purpose as the bonds
Of the State become due in 1881.
If there is no increase in there taxes
the amount our county is asked to
contribute, besides its own direct
taxes, to pay debt, Chat is paid?),
would be SIS, 17S,S4.
The Governor says 'the debt Of
the State erclusive of the bonds is
sued to the school fund.- remains
at $500, 900. On page 81 of the
Auditor report to the IA General
Assembly, now in session, the
amount ofthese bonds to the school
fund is reported at 1924, ,49S, which
added to the So0o.0UO reported In
the message, gives an ascertained
and acknowledged indebtedness Of
$534,49S.
BY reference to Section two, Ar
ticle seven Of the Constitution of
he State of Iowa, it will be seen
hat "the aggregate amount Of debts,
direct or contingent. whether created
by one or more acts Of the general
assembly, shall never exceed the
sum Of $3.50, 000.' Therefore it
will be seen that State that is out
of debt owes S2s4,49s more than
the utmost constitutional limit Of
Indebtedness it may for any purpose
create.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

The Now York Star tells W that
Henry Ward Beocher has 'dismiss ed
all faith in the loug-held dogma of
hell Ere and damnation. We never
could see how Beecher could believe
in such things and do ~ he does.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

The Washington Chronicle asks:
"What can that paper 1.-THE Patriot
know of the mind Of tbs Prcsident7"
It can't know much Of it, Of course,
IS there is not much of il to know.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

Some Of tho papers have it that the
person who was drunk At the Airing
ton House the other night was q re-
lative Of Grants. That isa very
good story. but. really. it il spoiled
in the relation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19

The January aumber Of Old and
New II unsxcslled in its articles,
original and selected, and ID : msdsl
Of Topographic merit.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-01-19
FOR SALE.

The west half Of the northwest quarter
Of section I, town % range II wsst, NM.
Sbts Enquire NNxe n hBAH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-12
CREAM CT oUE EXCHANGES.

AIR-''rhs Man for Galloway
Ne men of worth, come forth, come FORTH,
And swell the lofty chorus:
And with your spade or AK displayed
Strike rlghI and left for Horace.
For GRAFT and Co. AZ last must 20,
They've piundcred us too treeley,
But honest men will rule again,
HCry1h tor Horace Greele,.
Then SHeH' with C.ye
For Horace e.,
Whose mouth was never Eea.y.
Jiy SseS Grant
Ayaunt avaGut
hurrah fn~ Horace Greeley
With pOnderous aN he chops aad aScas
And not Il stroke he misses;
Oh what IL shock he'll give that block.
Poor Hiram sam | 'vsScs
As tails the foe beneath tu~ blow
Ot DOnnybrooI shllle!ah,
SO [ selesS must embrace the dust
Beneath the stroke of Gree'cy.
ilurrah H. e.,
The l.. l.. -.
More power to his shIl,,ab.
., | SclesS trUu'.
Avaunt aVaunt
Hurrah for Horace Greeley.
We ought to bl ashamed 10 see
So grand land Us thus is
Beneath the rule Of schu tool
AS Hiram Sam Ulysses.
His hungry elan call, every man.
PurlOin our money freelcy;
But soon the set will have to Quit,
And clear the way for Greeley.
Then shout with glee dc
Our chiefs o: old, like heroes bold.
Maintained COiumbia's honor;
Butt seiesS now and Fish allow
Even spain to spit upon her
Thank Cod a few continue true,
And love cur country really:
Aud in the van the foremost man
Is brave old Horace Greeley.
Then shout DC.
Beneath his hat so broad and fiat.
You'll find a head that's level;
And in his breast, beneath his vest.
y heart upright and civil
His coat so white, you must not slight.
For setting ungcntecley:
That coat feels proud to be allowed
10 deck the form OF Greeley.
Then shout with me,
ror Horace c..
More power TO his shllelah.
u, Useless Grant.
Avaunt avaunt
.lurrah for Horace Greeley.
D,,,, "a, n, N ,,,-,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-12

has received a snu!fboX, AMI have received
considerable snuff; he has got to write book
and gather the rest oithc credit, and am go
ing to levy on the copyrlgh: and to collect the
money. Nothing COMES amiss TO me-cash or
creoit but, seriously do fee! that Stanley is
the chlel man, and an illustrious one, and do
applaud him with all my heart. Whether he Is
an American or u Welshman by blrtar or one,
or both, matters not 20 me. So far as am per
s"na''y concerned am simply here to stay
lew months, and to see English people and to
learn English mariners and customs,
and to ENJOY myself; So the simplest thing |
canoo Is To thank YOU for the toast you have
honoreu me with and for the remarks you have
made, and to wish health aad prosperity to the
"hitetriars Club, and to SINK down to my ae'
customed level. Cheers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-12
Mark Twain in London.

Mark Twain WAS entertained at dinner by
the Whtefrlar's Club, IN London, recently
In reply to "a toast in his homer, Mark deliver
ed the following humorous speech:
GENTLEMEN: | thank YOU very heartily
iudeed for this expression OF kindness toward
me. What have done for England and
civilization III the arduOus affairs which |
have engaged in that Is gOod-,hat is so
smooth that viii say 1t again ami again
what have done for England and for civilian
lion in the ar'luons part ! have Performed!
have done with II slEglchearte1 devotion and
WIKI no hop" "' reward. | am proud, | am
very proud, that II waS reserved Tor me 10
iinu DR. Livingstone, End for Mr.. Stanley to
-ct all the credit. Laughter. | hunted Tor
Mat man in Africa all over scventC-iive or one
hundred parishes. thousands and thousands
OF miles in the wilds and deserts, al! over the
| place, sometimes riding negroes and SOME
times travelling 10y rail | didn't mind the
rail or anything csc 80 that didn't come IN
for the tai ard feathers. found that man at
| ujiii-a place you may remember IT you have
ever been thcrc--anu it WAS u very great
satisfaction that found him just in The nick
of time. found that poor man deserted by
his niggcr- and by his gc0gmpherS, deserted
10y all his KIND except the gorillas-dejccted
miserable, iamishing absolutely furnishing
but he was eloquent Just as found him he
had eaten his last elephant. and he sad tc
He, "God knows where shall get another
me had nothing to wear except his vcncmbl,
and honorable naval suit. aad nothing to ca,
but his dairy But said to him, "it is al
right, | have discovered yun, AMI StNIvy wi
be here by the i"'lr o'clock tram ana will dis
cover you officially, aud then we Wi! turn t.
and have II regular good time | sand
"Chcer up, for Stanley has got corn
whisky, ammunition glass beads hymnbooks
and everything which the human heart ca,
desire he has got all kinds Of valuaOles, in
/ Guiding ,egraph. poles AMI few carloads q
4 money BY this time communication Ia
bcec0 made with the land of Bibles and civil
znton and property will advance And the
we sin ycd all that country from Uni
q through unanogo and other places,
!. Unyanembe | mention these names smpl
for your cdlli;ation, nothing morc--do not e,
@ pect particularly ms intelligence to III
Royal Geographical Society. Ro'is u. laugl
TER. And ,henhaving filled W the old man "
i we've 10" full for uttciunce. and departed. "
have since then Toasted un hcnors. S'anl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-12
LiSI of Patents.

The following patents were issued from the
l. ). Patent Office to citizens of Illinois for the
Week ending Sep. 18th, 1872. Reported for the
FREE TRADER by Alexander u Mason, solici.
OTIS OF patents, 600 Seventh street, Washington
D. c.:
Washing Machine--F. Bezner, Ielavap.
Manufacture of Artificial S,one-SSlius Hotf.
man, Chicago.
Brick Press-A. J. Kinsly. Chicago
Process Of Manufacturing Artificial Stone
H. NJ. Wilcox, Chicago
Horse Hay Fork-S4rnuel Cook, Morrison
Refrigsrator-H. Helm, East St. Louis.
Brake for Sewing Maehlne-L. w. kingry,
Decatur.
Chemical Fire Engine---J. 3. Stillson Chicago.
Balance Valve-J II. Stombs, Rock Island.
WlndmiH-F. 6. Charles Galesbnrg.
Dish Washer--W. NJ. Lcag, Moline.
Trace Fastencr-J. w. Singleton, Quincy.
Body Loop Attachment for Vchicle-J. ".
Singleton. Quincy.
REISSUEA
COMPRISING AID BeatirG Press-G. Lrtel,
Quincy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-12

Ao r!i. 20 the OHIO state J0Mh1l the fol-
1ouin,. - The form of oath i'll the Franklin coun-
ty court
usor,,.,,. .Oathyte.my you shagginkase nown.
g.; shabby truth notLin buJty truth seppy COB
washy name.
The editor OF the ST. Joe Ga:eHe has at last
reached the height of humen happiness. tie has
a shirt that opens i. the back, aud feels so good
that be wants some one 10 kick him.
A correspondent wants 70 know why it is
..;rownir, men catch at ..raws' We don't
know that they do We have seen number OF
gentlemen nc ,rIy drown, but those OF them who
had aoy preference at all seemed to De pre- udiced
in favor Of he plank. We don't remember being
asked for a straw y, g"rtle. - who wrs
drowning. AID it j. just ~ well, p-.Gip' be-
cause we never CRY any with l..
Times al. rat'er dull in Danbury. I.
unusu 4 thi;s to five boys fila Z. - 9,
Wan beer fountain, wni.e the eldest GALE for z.
ylass .! ,hn fluid aud drinks ii down amid the
subduc1 .,ru.e Vi the fo'' oilers, who then pa.
tieLtlv .lltuW iva OU; III Fortunate is the
bow VII. '.~ a. iryi'at of these enter.
tairm i'~.- PujHg }-,c.
Tn A'cvaalria Post ,arr that towu wants II
tanuery Sud tNr news go H,rim; lie vii: be
a.leisGr, s,.f spring Nnaeapot'S DG{iy Times.
The editor OF l. mei4hb"''rr paper say:
Neco..g.ae ujii. 81. ~ .,llons 81 distilled
spirts qunu,llv We dvn'r u~,eve him. There
j. no d1uaO that he drink, 80 excess but it he
gets on ;he outside OF :wo or tafee hundred gall
Ions auuu,N' he i ion- % lnueh NJ the rest OF
U.s. Lo'i.,'. JsnaN
Ttr, rql.-s MORE 'elicao, of touch n
but l...i ~" ,D. iouer emotions OF
til, ~ -rarder p4thos Of sentiment to
NAL cccisrasio, OF love Il IA it does to put up
t. stove cj' "y Ne''S.
somo list..,.salea individual gets of. the fol-
lowing:
He ~, .iied into the following classes
viz: '.'sc proper, tle horse rndish, the
clothes ae morse chestnut, the carpenter.
horse, tie ,.,le and he jioknss--human and
brute.
An honest m.n has been termed the MOBILES,
work oil God but the ar.ia!e having become st
scarce, and Icing so nearly obsolete, we thint
that W can, with prorriety, term the horse TIT
E.ost nphlesl, etc.
proper is a iyUtleggei ped, like the elephant
"a is also the carpenter horse The hursr prope
is not always proper horse
The horse y fish Is snarc h0rsc, aud -
great bitter
W., H'' ,t,' ,, .,,,.,' ,,sn hsruc...s
w." cin,LI. horse Wear, shirts and dya,cers
and, although la is not much Used IA draugh
horse ae ). quite frequently placed IN III
cF Ti h,r.. ,-a,, s,,, the ,,o,
es. horse we ever Sir We speak Of the hous
carpenter, not Of IT," horse car.ptinter.
The mule aud jIckass, rs near's we can teco
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

CONCERT IN MARTINsyILLE.-Those
who were so fortunate as TO attend the
vocal and instrumental concert, on last
Thursday evening in Commercial Hall,
under the direction of Mr.. ]. B. Wallace,
enjoyed a rare musical treat, and went
away delighted.
Captain ]. Dean, who always sings
well, even without trying, excelled him.
sell. Miss Lucy Butcher, who presided
at the organ, always acQuits herself hand.
somely. By the gratuitous instruction
given by Mcssrs. Wallace and Dean in
the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian
Sabbath schools, and otherwise, large
numbers of the youth of Nlartinsville ar Q
learning to sing, and TO sing we'll That
town may well be proud of its accom-.
plished musicians and OF its musical talent
and culture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

efRcUT CouRr-The following are the
only items OF interest transacted in the
Circuit Court, yesterday: State Us. Cole
man, indicted for unlawful cutting, stab,
bling, &c; defendant entered into a recog.
nizance with penalty OF five hundred
dollars for his appearance at the next
term.
Final decree in the Gas Company case
was entered yesterday, and an undertake
ing was filed by the company, preparatory
to taking an appeal.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

Observation-Disclosures is called to IN
advertisement in another column an.
nouncing festival to be held tomorrow
evening in the basement of ST. Matthew's
church under the auspices OF the "Busy
Bees"-a class Of little misses in the
Sunday School connected with that
church. Quite extensive preparations
have been made to insure. the success, Of
the affair, and most pleasant occasion is
anticipated. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

IRoN-PHosPRoRUs -CALlsAYA.-The three bes
TONES, skillmllY and elegantly combined in ar
amber-colored cordial, beautifully transparent tc
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable TO thu
stomach, in Csswell, Hazard & Co.'S Ferro.Phos
phorated Rlixer Of Calisaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal Callsayl
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain o.
iron. Samples furnished free to the profession
..... CASWBLL, HAZARD b CO..
ISS .- Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. my24-WeSa-dGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

Ii you wish to select your Spring wSn
Piper from large and cheap assortment
of all grades, you will do well to call at
PAUL & oT's before going elsewhere, and
YOU wiltbe sure 70 find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL & Orr, No. 90
Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

COMPANY ORGANIzED.-Council at its
session last night confirmed the selections
made Tor a hose company in the Eighth
Ward A reel OF hose has been placed in
that. portion Of the city, and residents
down there now have pretty fair security
from the ravages Of fire. u