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Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

The Methodists of Philadelphia have bnilt
Home for aged and infrm members of the
Church IN that city. 1t is not hospital nor
a general charity, but, as its name imnes. a
nome Tor aged members of the Church
hree years ago six acres of ground with one
OF the old-tlme mansions of the suburbs. was
purchased, and has thus far been occupied as
the Home. New and splendid buildings have
Deen erected and are ready to be opened for
!he reception OF the inmates. All are built of
brown stone, and are durable and elegant. we'll
ventilated, warmed with steam and hot air
combined, and supplied with hot and cold
water bath rooms, and every convenience of
home.
Talk about your Philadelphia markets
Come We out tonight Can't hold a light to
Ward 4 Phillips Alexis hats and caps.
The GRAND DUKES PRoGREss. The
Urand Duke Alexis was at Milwaukee Wed
nesday. He enjoyed a sleigh ride. had a
reception at the National Asylum, and was 70
have closed the day at a ball, which promised
to eclipse everything of the kind ever given in
Milwaukee. The Grand Dukes reception
was attended by Governors WaShburn and
Falrchid, the Supreme Court judges. and
other State officials, and the mayor of Mil
waukee.
Phillips
Those of our readers contemplating the pur.
chase OF a Sewing Mach ne, should bv all
means examine into the many merits Of the
Victor, which, although in existence bur
few years, is meeting with most rapid sales all
over this country and throughout Europe. The
IhlladelphIa Office, lOc tied at 1927 Chestnut
st, is one OF the most inviting and Handsomely
htted up establishments Of its kind in that city.
caId setting forth few of he advantages of
the " Victor " over other Sewing Machines.
Will 3e found in another column.
A splendid assortment of ready made cloth
ing at Ward Phillips. You had better 90
and purchase now as they are offering extra
inducements.
The Grand Duke Alexis had formal recon
ton at st. Louis, last week, Mayor Brown max
ing the address of welcome. The Grand Duke
replied gracefully, paying a tribute to the great
resources OF the West, and declaring his wish
to see as much as possible of their public
buildings, important manufactures, and 're-
markable bridge that will unite the East with
ne N, West now divided by the waters of the
Mississippi"
Vice President Colfax has reconsidered his
desire, expressed some time since, To retire
INTO private life, and now announces that he
VIII not refuse denomination for Vice Presi
dent
furnishing goods, in great variety, at Ward
& Phillips.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN CoNyEN-
TloN.-The New Hampshire Republican Con-
ventlon met at Concord last week, 6G2 dele.
gates representing all but ten towns, being
present. Ezkekiel A. Straw, of Manchester
was va, unanimously nominated for Governor, and
Aioert >. Twitchell was nominated for Rail
L"ad Commissioner. The platform adopted
9rmandS equal taxation, the abolition of
IIrn99klng' cheapening of postage, limitation of
,"Hi I; grants to actual settlers and reduction of
ma!iary and naval expenditures 1t also
S sSSgacity and abundant success Of President
Urants administration, and presents him as
the Republican standard bearer in the Presi-
genital campaign of 1872" After speeches by
senators Wilson, Patterson, and others, the
Convention adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

CoUGHs AND COLDs-During the change
able seasons of Fall and Winter, when con@bs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should be
without some reliable preparation for their
cure. They should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con
sumption. HaSson's Compound Syrup of Tar
Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure OF coughs, colds hoarseness, chronic
caatarrh' sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
without it. Price so cents. Sold bv J. w.
Denney, Druggist, Smyrna, and at drug stores
everywhere. Reg p. S.-Beware Of counter
felts None genuine without the signature of
RUSSELL y Lands, Proprietors, on outside
wrapper OF each bottle. janl0 3m
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THE MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

' oNhe.-on Thursday Dec 2sh 1871 by Rev. Geo
T. beav"n Mr. William H. Hopkins of Queen Annes Co 70
Miss Molle Z. Jones of this county ~
PROUSE-VAN BURKALOW tho 21st Doo t ~ \, :,
church at Magnolia Del by Rev j. Bryan VIM NJ Prouse
to Miss Kate Van Burkaow, daughter of Mr. Moses S Van
Burkalow of Magnolia, Del.
JOllNSoN-WEST.-In Dover. Dec. Path by Rev H. Sutton
Mr. Purnel f. Johuson Miss Martha j. West all of Kent
county Delaware.
GooDEN-ANDKEWS.-Nea FELTON, on the 27th uIt by Rev.
John Downiam Charles IL. Gooden to Miss Julia Andrews
all OF Kent county, Delaware.
"ALLS-STEPIlENS-Near Canterbury the 4th inst by
the same Daniel Walls to Miss Josephine Stephens all OF
Kent county. Delaware.
JONES-LEWIS-At Princess Anne Md on the 18th ult b
Rev Joseph Cook. g. F. Jones' OF Charlottesville Va tn Miss
Ella Lewis. OF FELTON,. Delaware.
Dec 27th, 1871 at the rasidorc
OF the brides parents by Rev Davis Alfred Jacobs IA
"Ilh"lmna Th1>uewOod, all OF Kent county Del
-DAVIDSON.-On the 23d of D.cap,bor ~ t;
residence OF Henry b. Spencer in Cedar Neck by Rev Mr.
Wilson, Mr. James b. Emerson to Miss Mary E. Davidson
both of Frederca.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

VIOLENT DEATH OF JAMES FISK, JR.-Tbe
Fisk Mansfield scandal in New York cuImiua.
ted Saturday afternoon last in the fatal shoot.
OfJames Fisk Jr., the hero of Mrs. Mansfield 8
letters and Prince of the Erie ring, &c, by
Edward Stokes, a witness in the Mansfield
libel suit against Fisk. The shooting affair
took place at 4:30P NJ. Saturday, at the Grand
Central Hotel, New York, and Fisk was struck
twice.
At 430P. NJ. carriage stopped at the en-
trance OF the Grand Central Hotel II CON
tanned Fisk and and a companion; the former
aalghted and entered the hotel for the purpose
OF proceeding to his rooms, and as he ascended
Tue INST step stokes came out at the adjoining
passage Way, and. unob>erved by Fisk. unbut-
toned his coat and drew out revolver and
rapidly discharged three shots at Fisk The
nrst Shot lodged in Fisk 5 shoulder; the second
Whstltd close by his head, and the third. with
more iata direction, took effect in the abdo
men, lnflIcting mortal wound Fisk at once
staggered aud tell, while Stokes said Il have
zone Tor the -- this time" Fisk evidentIv
recognized his assailant before falling, bnt
made no remark Immediately after the shots
were hred the hotel employees rushed to the
scene, and while some cared for the wounded
man. others seized Stokes, who made no re-
s'sIrance' and was promptly handed over to the
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

lhe Democrats were greatly disappointed
OF the ku Klux Committe in the Globe last
week, which they were so anxious to Get
printed. They thought it would prove a
grand campaign document for their party but
1t turns out that the Democratic members nut
IN IN the heaviest bills, and got the most money
Mr. Beck lead off with $l,2l98O; next in
amount is Mr.; +. P. Blair, who drew SI.O52, :
50; and the the third is Mr. Van Trump, who
was paid Sl,040. Senator Scott, the chairman
drew 7l2SO, and the other Re publican mem,
perS per from $500 to $1,000 each. The heaviest
ellIS pald oy the Committee were for report
ing Tie testimony, which cost $lO,54l.
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

WV WIZ I" HARroN TRIAL.-The trial Of Mrs
n "aIlon n ior poisoning Gen Ketchutn, is still
D. progress at Annapolis. The Testimony Of
ioI 'n. MeCulloch, Mr. Revell. and other chem.
SSl sFd witnesses offered by the defense. is to the
ana nJc' n mat the experiments tried by Drs Akin
unro;Iony ;ionnry were altogether inadequate and
rsagliable' r..Il!a and their deductions from such
pn,aa res as they did obtain unwarranted and
thu, tb,,aSonable. as The Indications appear to be
GsnItuhea G' the theory Of the defense is to be that
Lp, LpGral f hetchum did not lie of poison at all
Can Ion purpurlc fever. Now, If the defense
psl orllng evidence that Mrs. Whaston. had
tb,t i. !he General what she owed him, and
im%oo11!e $4,000 she demanded of his executors
20 O'ately ~ after his death was due her, and
aeoUi,., her case would be an easy one for
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
DEATHS.

ENNlS-At LPipsc. the 7th inst Elwood son Of Mrs
Margaret Ennis, aged about years
SiE Ah-oH the 26h ult Leipsc Willie Spear son Of
Anlre" Spear Es He years Old the night he
ueu lie uled with whoopng cough complicated with ppeu
monia lie pleasant interesting boy His parant
eeI deeply and their Large circle friends sympaze with
themn their aicon Weep for is the Kingdom
OF Heaven Jesu, has take him to his arms
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
szAHYLAND ITEMS.

There are two cases of small -pox in the house
. oord family at Poplar Iiill about miles south
Easton
NARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE.-A few davs
,t Christmas the residence of Mr.. Chas A. Dununa about
two miles from DeLon being destroy cd by b,
foul chimney.
man in Denton has COW, which is said
70 give six gallons Of milk per-day.
II is stated that the young men Of Denton
.a resolved with the year a new leaf in
, old book Of their habits and abstain from Intoxicating
drinks.
There is in circulation in Caroline county
on TO the General Assembly praying the passage of An
M To increase the jurisdiction OF Justices of the Peace to the
sum Of two hundred dollars 1t meets with much opposition
About eleven tons of oysters were shipped
daily from risHed during the holidays
Levi Duncan, of Berlin, has been appointed
Mail Route Agent on WcOmcO Pocomoke Railroad from,
Salisbury to Berlin
Nathan Carter has been appointed Post
,- t Ssssaras VICE James Kennedy, who declined the
appointment
Leah Fuller, a negro woman residing at
Salisbury nearly burned to death Friday morning in
crsoence Of clothes taking fire while she was Mt work
near the fire place.
The Easton Star says: "The colored peo.
PIE Of this have organized building association and
many saving their this way instead
OF spending them for whisky. Success to them"
Last week the True Nnylander of Princess
Anne contained advertisements of the property Of two
and seventeen delinquent tax payers-about ouetweltb
entire voting population OF Somerset county.
The fun in Salisbury Christmas week WAC
created by lively sparks who procured an old
cart and still older horse anddrove through the
groesque garbes male and the other female and
ctaei under masques the boys haooed after tb
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
when Doctors Disagree

can patients look for relief? The experience of every
D'spepc tends to prove that the proper method of
0 that wide spread disease Dyspepsia no to be found in
0f the regular schools OF medicine You cannot find an
physicians who will agree upon this pont oaoh h
'neory oil his own aud each patient but in truth snbio,
Tor experiment Tn only efectua remedy for this tsr,,
scourge is
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS.
1t alone is certain and uniform in its ecs 7, bos 1
thousands and will cure you. TRY IT., ,.na,r
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

- IHoSe Jf conservative journals which affected
k uEL5IIeheve all reports of the existence of
,nu.I mu.Nlux IN South Carolina, are discreetIy
Of Iu'T = upon the subject since the complete rout
CAM. rie order IN the Uuited States Circuit
lali' alyoaTi' Two prominent citizens have been
SSmea!y convicted, and one of these is now
memt' rsaLlVe from justice. Eighteen indicted
fiVIlDers Of ,h OF the gang have made clean breast
cbs.a s.eIr doIngs, and have pleaded guilty to the
nnf ndfages against them. 1t is said that these
,bn ,IbugW2tunates IT were forced into the company of
AMI Mu M hIux under threats against their lives,
tho. 'ndt their confessions mplicate citizens of
no.;,; , county who occupy the highest social
terror;s' te,?ns' 1t Is apparent that the system of
t5o 5SIISn SIinl which has prevailed in some parts of
tIe Ie south has been severe enough to drive into
worIf I ranks of the Ku-Klux many men who
wae w otherwise have been Indifferent to what
lrDl gong on. Now that the courts have
tern. term" up this tyranny the unwilling subal-
Know about it. H'"1 - &C." "n@' '"ey
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
DEATH OF LAURA FAIR-A San Froro;soo

"A
Dispatch Jan. B. that Mrs Laura D. Fair the
murderess died i'll prison in that SATURDAY. Dec an
Far woman Of great personal attractions and
character and was finely educated. She once occpnod
social position IN the southern States but had more recently
been the wife or paramcur of many men, Far s,
years she was the mistress of A. p. Crittenden prom
lawyer and Democratic politician of San Francesca It
Spring Crenden appeared to be striving to break ~
the sireI aud sent for his wife, who was then vsi,i
Atlantic States Mrs. Fair armed herself with ;,1 ~
killed Crendena as he was sitting by the side of his wife m M
Pacific Railroad erry-boat. Mrs Crltendep was
the city Mrs Fair was tried for murder, and was convicted
after long and exciting trial. and sentenced to he band
The defense insanity and the defendants counsel ~
for new trial on various technical grounds chief of which
the alleged prejudice Of of the Jury The cos -
argued before the supreme Court but postponed from time 10
time and was still pending when death in prison SOLVED tb
question which had agitated the the community II
was generally believed in San Francisco that Mrs Fair ond
commit suicide rather than the gaows but notbns in
the be dispatch quoted above indicates that such was Tho
~
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Ward & Phillips. ''''S' ''
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

=, Boys and youths clothing cheap, at Ward &
Phillips y
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

Tbs ~ r. GRAND DUKE ALEXIS A Coop Shot,
''T cincinnati Times of the Sd instant says =
plisS Urand Duke, among his other accom-
trontIents, is very fair shot. 1t would
Bird most of our amateurs to kill twenty-one
twen, out of thirty sprung from a trap al
revr"y. one PAGES distance. Mr.. Bergh will
's'Very much that he was not present"
tendasnlies slies kiss for money is well termed legal
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
HISTORY OF
The Great Fires
BRIGGS 4 BR0THER'N
'AIALOCUEOF FLOWER { Vegetable
seeds.

Summer Flowering Bulbs, for 1872;
NOW ready. Consisting of over 1870 papes on rose.
uh'Pd lhrer win upv ards of 4Uu separaIr cu,s snd
SIN BEAUTIF(-L COLORED Plates; anu
CoVet'a beautiful design, culUGs. he richest
Catalogue ever published. Send Is cents for conv
tFS order, amounting not less than 81 The nr;co c
Catalogue %oc, viii be refunded IN seeds. New
customers placed on the same footing with old Fre.
10 GA customers Quality Of seeds, SIZE of packets
prices ana pfeiHuElH offered, make il TO the advantage
OF al 10 purchase seeds Of us See Catalogue for ex
traordinary Inducements
You viii mss 1t II you do not see our CataIogun
before ordering Seeds.
ElIher OF cur TWO Chromos for 1872 size 1924
one ito"er plate of BulbOus Plants consisting or
LlHes &c.-lha other Of annual Biennial and Pe1ep
MAI fianls, guaranteed the
NJi Elegant Floral ChrOmo
ever ISSUED IN Tins country. A super1 narlor orna
ment mall1d postpaid, receipt of 75c; also free.
oh conditions specified In Catalogue Address
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10

BEAUTY AND UTILITY.-We are keenly alive
70 the success OF any new business enterprise
INA mat exhibits vitality, liberaIity and sagacity,
Tue essential elements of prosperity. In this
respect we are not alone, for in the Individual
case 10 which We desire to direct our attention,
Ht Hessrs- Mansfel "a & Baird Jewellers, l4IG
UGestnut street, the general public have already
eylnced decided interest, in-so o-much that our
friends are much encouraged and are prepar-
lng Tor further efforts to extend business
%Lnich' from their location, the character of
.nsl[ % goods and the active feeling already at
I'u %oIk they feel assured will evidently reach to
large proportions. An advantage which thew
possess p. and to large class of buyers bears
great weight is the fact that the stock is entirely
auS "e% iresh from the hands OF the manufacturer,
az az! 10 oi IN the latest designs The leading families
" iGe " "est end are eager in the pursuit of art
sb;i I"u us accessories, and are already crowdng
.nl' Jou OF store in search of their beautiful
rone.I nU'e'.es Their patrons can be assured of a
Fhladelphta Press. " ''1 "'''''-S' S''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18

CHURCH Re OPENING. The German
II. E. Church on Chapline street, Centre
Wheeling, which has been closed some.
time for repsire, was reopened yesterday
for services The main audience room
has been handsomely frescoed, and is
now one OF the finest in the city. Large
congregations gathered on the several &C.
casioDS, and good degree Of religious
interest was manifested. The expense in.
Cured in repairing and renovatiDg was
entirely met, We believe, BY, the lree.win
offerings Of the people Quite q number
Of their English brethren united in
wOrshipping with them, and contributed
literally towards liquidsting the debt
The reunion in the afternoon is
spoken Of AS having been a sea-
son Of unusual interest, and will not
soon be forgotten by those who were
present After the sermon last evening
by Rev. Mr.. Weidman, Presiding Elder
Of this German N. E district, the Sacra-
ment Of the Lords Supper was admins
tered to large number OF communicates.
This evening, what is styled by the En-
gllsh Methodists a love feast, will be
held, to which cordial Invitation is ex-
tended not only TO the membership Of that
particular church, but to members Of ali
churches, English Us well as German.
They will be cordially welcomed. Ser
vices vii! begin at II o'clock, promptly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18
M. cUfHaAN. A5co,a.

TRANsRERs OF REAIEsrAER.-Darins
the week ending Friday. November 16tf,
re following transfers Of real estate were
left Of the Recorders oalce. Ygogy 4 ,
Deed made October 10 by Washington
Rumble and wife TO Lorenzo Wefle, for
The middle third 81 lot M. "a, Main street,
between First and Second streets, Centre
Wheeling 90 ieet 'front.' $500. 4 Admitted
November 8. y-I.t. .l.t,,,,,,,
Deed made October 20 By Joseph Glass
cock and Others 10 James White, for their
interest n the farm originally owned by
solomon White, deceased; $3.50. Admit.
ted November l1.-lgIigI U'ElC01 /
Deed made December II, 1870, By
James 8. Wheat, Trustee, ior.Js Mnlrine,
e al, 10 Martin REFS, Tor north half Of LOT
No, 8, Old Town, Adams and Market
streets; $500. Admitted November Isl
Deed Of Partition made Noyembet "a,
1872, between William c. and John d AID.
Ian, otlotat corner Of John and Market
streets, A feet front on Market-W. G.
taking the north Hand John the south
hall ts2 feet front each) Admitted No
vuIn6er IS .i EEhE [if. F.,
Decd made November 0 by W. @.
HSndlan and vile to John HAndlan, Iut
the undivided half Of lots Nos. i, 2.3 4.
., 9, and s In square No. 8, j. .CaldI
wells addition; $3.50. Admitted No!
Vemher 10 ~ ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18

. 2 ID y.
MARRIAGE OF a WHKE11SarE.-We
6nd the following in the tiyerdtp attment
Of the Cincinnati Commercial: OnThurs-
day evening lsst very interesting event
transpired in this city, especially to the
parties directly connected with the affair,
on the occasion OF the marriage d Mis-
Eva B. Booth, daughter Of Captain John
K. Booth. a highly accomplished young
lady, to Edward Jingle, ESQ, promi-
nent young merchAnto Of Wheeling, West
Virginia. The attendants were Miss
Fannie WoOdburn, Of Madison, Indiana;
Miss Kate Jingle OF Cambridge, Ohio;
Miss May Booth Of this city; Captain Ed
huhlemauiT ofthe steamer Andes; Captain
Eugene Booth; and George r. Tingle,
ESQ, Of Wheeling. Abrilliant reception
took place Immediately after the ceremo.
ny At the home Of the brides father,
which was largely attended by friends in
the city and from distance. May their
pathway through life be strewn with
flowers, and may success crown all their
undertakings. all aboard for Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18

MARROW EsoAPR.-A man named
Moore, belonging over the river, had q
narrow escspe from being killed last Fri
day, on the Suspension Bridge. Moore
was considerably intoxicated aud was
holding up the temporary hand railing,
or. more uuthiully, perhaps, it was hold.
ing him up. The'strtet car track runs
within a very few inches of said railing,
and while in a semi.conscious state, car
came along. Officer Richardson, who
happened 10 be going over the bridge ut
the time. perceigedathe dangerous posi-.
ton Of Moore, and beckoned the driver
to stop. An effort was made TO arrestthe
car in It's progress, but the grade being
quite steep itwSs not accomplished until
tue unfortunate man had been caught be.
tween the side Of the car and the hand
railing. lie, had performed one or two
revolutions before the car was brough, to
= full stop. Officer r released the now
thoroughly conscious man, and placed
him ON board, receiving as he did 80, the
thanks Of him whose life he had probably
saved. AAH RI 10 :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18

NEW YoRx, the Empire city OF the
Union, posseoles in the world famed nam.
moth mandatory Of Messrs. stcinway &
Sons, not only the most extensive esisb.
,lihnent in the United States, but by ia,
the largest in the world, as shown by the
fact Of this firm returning, as made and
sold during the year 1859, no less than
than 1900 pianos, ior the aggregate sum
Of 81 POS t4eSt while Tor the year 1871
Messrs. Steinway & Sons manufactured
and sold 2IAO0piano Iortes, the proceeds q
which reached the sum of 81 $50 900.
The demand for these celebrated instru.
ments, for America ns well as Europe, is
so great that Messrs.. steinway are com.
PEELED TO constantly increase their facili.
ties I VI \ . s. ~
Harding's Music Store Is the place to
get one Of these pianos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18
IN. GUTMAN & co.
---- 2IIhq aL-a.L
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on n
'Boyls'lllsdits.
lllAR.lc VIIAAtl co.'s!


TEE EPIHpPrc.-we have 10 note The
spread Of this disease In our midst, but
thus .fat I'VE believe, no deaths have oc-
Cured. Those who profess 70 know, ex,
press the opinion that the present cold
weather will have q good effect 10 abAtipO
the disease, and may, perhaps, diminish
It's vifulence where 1t has already made q
lodgment ENtra. care should be taken,
however, that horses suffering from It b
pots1posed 20 heoold-l They should Be
kept warmly housed until fully restored.
Attention must also be given 10 ventllat-
ing the stables In which the horses are
kept.
Che street caFs were run on the Island
ronteGntil hstsaa hour Saturday night
ltis hardly probable that they will lnn
much longer, astheIdIeAse Is now pretty
general throughout the city.
We noticed quitee pumber Of oxen on
the street, Saturday, but none oi Them
were at work. They had been brought
in for sale. The noted OK at Wilson,
Dunlevy & Co.'S boat yard in North
Wheeling, made II pretty general tour ol
The city SSsturdsy'mOrnins, with a buggy
attached 10 him. He seemed TO make
satisfactory progress with the vehicle, ID
which were seated two or three gentle.
men,. The Adams Express Company, we
|'heari has made arrangements to deliver
goods By OK power, should there be 1 be.
cessity for 1t. Doubtless the mills and
merchants wiIlinAugurate some measures
to continue theirq business while theii
horses are hOrS du combat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18

NEw IRON WoRxs M BRl.1AIRE-Dur.
Ing last week articles Of incorporation
were filed In the Office Of the Secretary d
the State Of ohio,by the Union IronWorks
whose place Of business Is to be Bellaire.
The charter allows the capital stock d
the company TO be $4,000. F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-18

POLICE couRT.- Beer was at.
raigned in the police court, Saturday
morning, charged with selling meat in u!
olation Of the ordinance regulating lie
sale thereof A sectionof said ordinance
torbids the selling Of meat in less quaint.
ties than "a quarter cut in two pieces" BY
q party who has not rented q stall inside
the market house. The testimony against
Beer was, that he had cut a quarter d
mutton In three pieces, and had disposed
of from his wagon-he having no sal
inside the building. bis Honor imposed
afine Of ons dollar and costs. I