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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14
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SPLENDID NEW Stock OF ORGANS Just
received at sheib's Music Store, Monroe
street, which must be sold this month, ut
extravagantly low prices, either for cash
or monthly payments. II you want to
buy an Organ or Piano Of any kind, be
sure to go to sheib's, as the best bargains
ever offered are to be had there.
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The FIRST MouLToN CbNcERT.-"Case
Hall last evening was fairly attended con.
sidering the weather, though the audience
was not as large as the occasion warranted.
The troupe Is one ofthe best ever organ.
lied for concert giving, and; all of the
members thereof were great fayorltes in
Cleveland except Mrs. Charles Moulton,
who came an entire stranger, on her initial
concert tour as professional singer. The
praises which preceded her caused the
audience TO expect something little be.
yond perfection, IL that were possible.
She had been heralded as a woman OF ex.
quisite beauty, as the best dressed woman
onthe American stage and as the queen Of
songsters. l tp
"As for dress, she was richly aud uni.
quely arrayed, seeming to strive for oddi.
~. Rare butnot 'flashy' jewelry adorned
her. But when one comes to speak of her
voice, then he must admit that It has not
been, cannot be too highly praised. Fresh,
pure, clear, faultless, are the proper quail.
lying adjectives."
The foregoing is taken from one Of our
Cleveland exchanges, This troupe will
give ono grand concert in Washington
Hall next Tuesday evening, 2Othinst We
hope all lovers of fine music will make q
note of the fact, and secure tickets. Par.
ticulars In due time,
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"EsoAPED:NUH."-A dispatch has been
received from VIM. G. Phillips, the Agent
for Miss Edith o'Gorman, Saturday, that
she would be here on Friday evening.
She has delivered series Of lectures in
Washington, D. c., during the past week.
Reserved seats for sale at Sheib's this
morning, at 10 O'clock.
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MARVELLOUS beyond precedent is the
effect of sozoDoNT upon the whole econ.
omy of tho mouth keeping the gums
rosy and healthy, the teeth in perfect or
der, giving TO the breath a balmy fra.
grance. y -. p ~ ~ ". W . .
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THE LAST CHANCE.-The sale Of tick.
cts in the National, Engineers eAssocia.
ton, will positively close on the 18Th. a
few can still be had OF the agent, J. v.
L. Rodgers, No. 9, Mcclure House Block.
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THE great demand for those wonder(u
goods of japanese manufacture, now fol
sale at Paul &orr's still continues, and
they have mis- day received direct from
the importer the third lot this season. Go
early and get your choice. They have
also on hand games, puzzles and fancy
articles in endless variety besides books
for persons OF all ages, and the largest
stock of desks, pocket-books, gold pens
and pencils ever brought to this city.
Remember the place, PAUL & orrs, 90
Market street. 49,
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New Advertisement.
Extraordinary Sale Of Dress Goods,
Arlington Cook Stove. ...
Constitution Cook Stove. .t e.
Washington Hall. 49,. .-
Foreign Fruits.
Agent Wanted. Z
American Watches oxtoby & DuHleld
Escaped Nun.
10. r. M. ..
Dissolution.
Copartnership Notice. ..a
Desirable Property for Sale or Rent.
Notice.
Fish, Fish. ... so 4s
Timothy Seed.
Glover Seed.
Dried Peaches. ....
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-This Board
will meet in special session Tits morning
ut the usual hour. The nature Of the
business before it has not been developed,
but ii is presumed TO have reference to the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling Is Kentucky Rail.
road .f'N
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~ Our lady readers will be glad to see
Geo. R. Taylor e Co.'S "Cheap Counter"
advertisement this morning. This firm
offer special bGyatasand mean What they
saw
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POLICE coURr.-Ye stsrday mornings
session OF tho Police dd6Et was slimly
attended affair. During the preceding
twenty,!our hours only one capture had
been made by the entire police force Of the
city. That unfortunate Individual was
Amity Gulah q, who had assaulted Jacob
Frecsc, 1t was alleged. The matter was
compromised by the defendant paving The
costs. ~ Fl'T = -
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We invite the attention OF InsDrancs
mSn, and others seeking employment, to
the advertisement "Agents Wanted" of
National Life Insurance Company Of the
United States Of America, to be found in
another column. This Company, started
several years ago by Mr.. Jay Cook and
other gentlemen eminent in financial
circles, has enjoyed an exceptionally pros.
porous growth, and has taken high rank
among the stable and useful institutions
of the country. It's distinctive features
are It's large paid up capital Of 81 100000,
its low rates, liberal policies and definite
contracts, and any one desiring to engage
in the Insurance business would do well to
correspond with the Company at its branch
office in PHILADELPHIA. 2 HH@ s2aF-
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From noW;I am selling ont my entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. V.
Blond, 1O7 Main street.
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HAVE your Photographs made at the
Partridge Gallery. Ei'lal 'i.H fH
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GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes at
L. v. Blends, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14

LARGEST stock Of Photograph Albums
in the city at the Partridge Gallery "
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Tickets TO al principal points in the RasI ana
West can DO procured al the Union Ticket OiilsSl
In MLure House, and Of the Station Of BridSs.
FIR. MYERS
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BREAKING UP;-The ice on the river
in front of the city commenced giving
way, slightly, Monday afternoon. Yestcr.
day the process wenfon, but more rapidly.
A channel of considerable width was
open as far as could be seen, both up and
down stream, from the wharf The tow
boat Arrow, which has been lying Just
below tho suspension bridge on the Island
side, got up steam and forced her way
through the ice TO point near the Water
Works, where she had barge or two in
n dangerous position, We do not know
whether she succeeded in getting them
to safer harbor or not. There has been
no rain TO cause q rreshet in The river, SO
that the ice has literally. ".mclted OUT
This has been n, fortunate circumstance
for those having property exposed. We
could not hear of a dollars damage hay.
ing been done, thus far, during the Sbreak
up" TWAS thought last evening that the
ice would be running briskly this morn,
ing. Under the favorable condition o.
things above noticed no apprehension, o.
destruction to boats or, other property il
anticipated, either on the river or creek,
At dhrkilast night there had been No
movement OF the ice on the latter, but it,
too, WIS expelled 10 be running out BY
midnight, This morning will probably
find 1t pretty clear Of ice, rs saa6
Ldter-At Tie present writing (nid.
night there Is very little prospect Of
the leo in either the river or creek leaving
in hurry. The sudden change which
occurred in the evening dashed the ardent
hopes of au open river and immediate no,
sumption of navigation, INDUCED in by
steamboatmen. ~ ,-4 .,4I
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FINEST stereoscopic Views in the city
at the Partridge Gallery, - q u
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APPOINTED GUARD1AN.-In Monday
mornings INTELLIGENCER we mentioned
the appointment Of Mr.. j. II. Hobbs as the
guardian of the inf9nt children orthe late
Richard Veazey, and that the bond exc.
cuted by MIR. II. was in the penalty Of
$500. Our attention has heen called TO
the fact that the sum mentioned in each
there were four of them,) was that named.
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AMOUNT on TRADE.-From q, tabular
statement of the amount Of trade con.
Quoted on the Ohio River, prepared by
Thomas F. Roberts, United Suites En-.
gineer, we take the following relative to
cities and towns with which our city has
intimate business connections: Pittsburgh,
$15O,OOOOOO; Rochester, $S,4OOOOO; ;
steubenville, 100000; Marietta, &C..
100000; Parkersburg, 100000; Pom.
eroy, Ss,OOo,OOO; Point Pleasant, g..
100000; Gsllipolis, $1.sOO,OOO; Ironton,
100000; Hanging Rock, 100000 {;
slsO,5oO0OO. ''A Z
Our own city Is put down at, S3O0O0,-
600. Theaggrcgate trade Of oil the cities
and towns ontle. Ohio, doing a business
Of amillion dollars and over, annually, is
1904, 100000.
" EscAPED NUN.p-Lincolh Hal Con
tained tue largest audience ever assem-.
bled within Its walls to hear Edith
oGorman's last lecture. Many persons
had to go away, unable 10 gain admis-
sion. There were more people in the
hall than either John B. Cough or Thoo.
dorc Tilton had. .,..............
The audience were highly delighted
with the lecture. She. received immense
applause. Every scat was taken and
every inch of>spaco occupied Over a
hundred persons occupied seats on tho
stage. AT the next lecture only just so
many tickets VIM be sold as will com.
iOrtably al the hal, Washington, D. o..
Patriot. r.. sa
Reserved seats so cents, Sheib's music
store; 10 O'clock this morning. ~. Z
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AN ounce OF preventive is worth a
pound of cure, ToPreyens chin and fever,
take simmons' Liver Regulator...............
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PIANO TORRENT at sheib's Music Store,
Monroe street. lHtHE
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The WEATHER.-Yesterday was de.
cidcdly unpleasant for transacting out.
door business. The streets and pave.
ments were horribly muddy, aud to add
to the disagreeable condition OF things, q
shower or two were thrown for variety.
That about 3 o'clock in the afternoon was
accompanied with several reports of thun-
der The wind got around into the north.
west and blew q pretty still breeze chill
ly, TOO, and raw. Hats were frisked .,ofI
their wearcrs heads, and after describing
sundry beautiful circles, reached the earth,
generally in the very muddiest places.
Theauger and horror depicted in a mans
counteDance as he looke,lat his head gear
gyrating amomcntin theair aud then de,
scendiug in pool of semi.lluid mud, may
be imagined, but "Webster's Unabridged"
lails to furnish language to describe.
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BAD CROSSINGS. street crossingsinl
this city may have becnin worse condition
than they were yesterday, but We don't
believe the Oldest inhabitant can give the
day, month, or year. We suppose no.
body is. particularly 10 blame for this
wretched state OF affairs. Nearly all the
crossings are worn down below the level
of the streets on either side OF them, and
they arc occupying the troughs, thus be.
coming the reccptacles Of the surrounding
filth and mud. 1t may be that the City
Council has been derelict in its duty by
not ordering the Street Commissioner to
replace the worn out ones with new flag
ging, and those only partially worn, to be
elevated above the general level Of the
thoroughfares. 1t is hoped the coming
season will SEGA general overhauIing oil
the street crossings.
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Superintendent Of Water Works.
Referred to the Committee on Water
Works for report. ..... ......t.
Sergeant Conant submitted the name Of
Joseph Altmyer as Deputy Sergeant, and
asked his confirmation. Appointment con.
The Health Committee ordinance was
returned with several verbal amendments,
which were concurred in.
Adjourned. ..........
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PETITIONS.

The petition of Lewis Applegatc, Presi.
dent Of tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling s Ken,
lucky Railroad Company, was read.
President A. asked the Council TO pass
an ordinance authorizing said company.
TO construct and maintain q depot on the
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A!ohneas Of .As Soil 10 Michigan.


R!ohnees OF tbs Soil 10 Michigan.
A wau 10 Ds.roi. gave ue MI idea Of ID
richness Of the soil iD that vicinity H
said there wasn't any place on earth vbrr
things grew rs las. ss they do there. HI
said bis wife never made bread "Sh,
always made little biscuits the .iEe Of al
egg. and she would leave 'en m hour Il
swell themselves, and they would grow in
10 II pound losvrs. lie continued hi
growing tale and said: "Once there VA
srnaD. be went into the wonds and chop
ped down four trees. He used the -four
stunps for corner posts aud built him 4
nice log house on those stumps Then he
and bis family vent to bed 10 the house
The next morning he found himsel aud
family up sixty feet in toe air, with LOT
VI indians down in the cellsr. waiting u
cut their heads Of, and ,he Indians did
scalp the whole of 'pm
"Stranger," said I, lyon d,nt mean 70
tell me those trees grew sixty feet in Ou'
night"
Sir, do says he. "and NOT on', tha'
they hoisied the house up with en- "
"Are you sure it wasn't sixty one fee,:''
! asked msekly.
"Sir." said he, ~ never preraricuse.
especially on one font
80 they took and scalprd EN- all, did
sheyy"
They did said be.
"f1ov in the name Of ths original Dol.
" Warden, did they get up to the,o!' |
asked.
Says be. Respected sir. those Toiians
each one saved Of a tree; then each Indian
sat on a stump. and those sfuwps grew 'be
Iudisus up to the house, and then they
scalped the family"
Il certsiu'y was tn. greatest case Of up
a tree ever beard Of
"Srangsr that story is pretty tough
but I believe it, because know something
about growing trees and | know they
grow iarnel fast sometimes. Ny father
had some good soil On his place; good soil
for trees. [ls couldn't afford TO keep a
dog, because there was so many us young
'uns. He had to boil wha, hnucs were
lef, to make soup for u.s. He had some
trees, aud ia place .! a dog, he kept some
of the bark oiF those trees in tue house 10
scare away robbers, because that bark
would last all night One day | used
some Of the bark far ,ooth-picks. snd as
sure as a sour sIlspice, stranger those
toothpicks grew 50 that the next day sold
'em for telegraph poles, and they had to
be sawed in two bcfure they could DO US.
3D."
The stranger got up. Says be, good
day, sir
Says |, good day sir >
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Il Dan. miss ny church As much IS
you suppose said lady u her minister.
,xho bad called upon her during her Illness,
for I,uake Bsysit at the wiudosas so'n
as the bill heyin, TO chime aud tell me-
who are going to ehu ch, aud Width :
they have pot anyihi"o nov
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The rising gtucIa'i9n u 'lp'dl 10
Detroit A mature specimen Of 'he en-.
niue gender an elsb, years old. was hun
ting about the police .ta'ip Tor stray
ls,hsr the other night lyon see '''c
remarked. the guy'ncr's little sid.
yet, but 10 viii grow out Of it +"
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Served Him Right.

II was BALI drilling, bst stormy day,
in Noyember-just such day as puts
nervous people in bad humor with them
selves and everybody else. Job Dodge
was brooding OVER the Gre Immediately
after breakfast. His wife said to him:
"Mr Dodge. cant you mend that f'on
door latch to-day?'
no" was the answer.
"Well, Can't you me,d the handle o
tho milk pail!'
No"
well, can't yoa i1 the handle Of tht
nop?'
"No'
"Well, can't you put up some pins fl
the clO'hes in your chamber
No"
"Wpll, cant you 6y that north window
30 that the rain and snow won't DIVE
iu!'
mo, no, answered the husband sharp
".
"He then took his hat. and was on the
point Of leaving the house, when his vie,
knowing tina, he was going to the tavern,
where be- would meet some Of his wet day
companions. asked him kindly, to stop a
moment. She then got her bonnet aud
cloak. and said to her husband
"You are going to the tavern, with
your leave | will g. with you. !.
The husband started.
Yes said the wife, II may IS vel
q with you II you go and waste 'h'
day al tue tavern, Why shell ! uot d. tn
samc,"
job felt the reproof. lie shut,h door
hung up his hat, did all b's vile had re
quested, and sat down by the fire hap
pier and better mau.
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An orator Of the Far West" proposes
to grasp a ray of light from the great
orb ofday. spin it into threads Of gold,
and with them weave shroud ia which to
wrap the wirlwinl Which lies upon the DO.
SOU Of our western parties We are
afraid the machinery will break before
that fabric goes through the loom.
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Any dear" said husband to bis wife
do you thiuk that's stovepipe hat is lube
coming to me3' III is, decidedly. When il
Is .oo uuab se's." replied The wife.
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E'lyilEllEIpsJg;a01,l,. i lsli5s:;,

"A SURE CURE for this distressing com.
plaIu, ,s nov made known ina Trestise (of 48
ocl,yo psgcs) Oh Foreign and Native iler''al
Preparations, published BY DR . Phelps
BsuwS The pre- criplion was discovered by
him ~ such l'rovidential manner lla' ne
cannot conscient,ou,ly refuse to maxi 1t known
rs j, ha, cured vprvbody who ha. used 1t Tor
Fits, ever having failed in single ease :
The ingredients may b. cblsinei from any
druggist, A ny, sent free 70 all applicants
b, mail Addrss De-. 0 PHE'Ps BRowS, II
Grand ST Jersey CITY, New jersey
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A Detroit g'aadn,'hsr repeated,
dreamed that the body Of her dead grand.
child had oeen sinlra ICON the gray W.
grave was opened, uni sure enough 'Ihr
child had MT been ii,'ura"i
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

Al un>hlrtak~r was passing by . Fri't
stand oor day. N, ne saw him q. ~
supposed lie stepped OUT AID pr''Hl 3
!.rsr cuca"op' pa'ronzjnsl, a, much q,
10 say: ",;oo Dos. oil 'uen Go u
ZEN Seize 'rm Grpc EN-
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A nan IN Michigan sas killed BY 'a1l
mig a CIV night. since. wAlie ID o.a
asleep His y'e. who was Nrcp'ns gnn
hiM, knew n,tliDg Of the occurrence rgti.
she .v,sr quile l,ts in he mofuios ao1
found nm dad
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

The total membership "f III" Orthodox
Qn4kers al present in the United State.
81 tO5. beng at increase Of 10 III 20
ysars.
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A young man Gat "a .t4''h u ''''l'h
er's lbs, pig neu, Scranton Pcunylv'uir.
accus,rl an Iri.hman along the rod With,
Have YOU seen stay pig about hr!
Faith. said pat, aud how could | tcii a
a.,
stray pig from any o'he!"
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Spiaks is not going to d"ony more in 20
nundrums II asked his wife VII, hr wa
ike d 'nkey and she SAID because be
was born 50, and BE- said that thu ai'sw'
is very d'Gernt from that
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An old maid suggests tina, when met"
break their hearts it is d Il the sane as when
A lobster breaks one Of biz claws ano'in
sprouts immediately aud gross in 4,
place.
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A Wcstrsn wfiiee says 'ha' 'l' writ
only when an angel .r,nlirs his 500,
We don't kn,w that tie act Of bl, os0
souls hripg troubIrd gives hin tn rIsn
to trouble the soul. Of other people
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Among the pa'rntcontrivauces l'>isn'
to stop runaway horsessa pair Of hl'"der'
BY nhic! he diver. On pulling the ro'd
instantly aud clF'c'ua'y bhnd'to'ds the a"
imal
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In Swiz,rIani a m,lkmal wao 10
good singer gets more salary 'Nar 'ine''
because under the influence u mn'l, cos
give dwp' better uni give mtrs mix
Eastern dairYmen now hire girls 10 50,
around their pup.
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The is' b,ok placed On the shelves Of The
new Chicago 'rcr hilary W. copy Of
John Brigh,'s speeches. presented bs the
aa,hor. With ao appropriate inscription IN
his owl Handwriting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

A girl a, Usage, lava VII SO ear, Al
g,own up, ha, no m t'od o. barring x'.p'
through her mouth When youns ".''
Is talking she keeps snying yes fr 'c"r
he might, you kuoT. propose to Der, ami
she not hear il
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

Dolly Warden though popular az a name,
has proved it seem, very unpfoi'aole to
manufacturer, aud dealer, indies. goods,
many Of whom 10 Nes Y tx. haze been
d ivcn to the verge Of bonkrnp'c. by Is
ycsting il Iatg. stocks OF hi, class