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A Cotemporary describes. q
bachelor as nam who has neg
lected his sopporianitt naaipg
some pe = ! 4 ~.
"Whatooaor ~ quail at
sea9" Why the : storm l;q Aose s', and tho
wind blue. - '@"
4 clergyman said the otherday
that modern young ladies' were not
the daughters Of Shem and Ham,
but the daughters Of Hem and
Sham!
A newly married geatlcamaain Z ana
lady riding in chaise wore unfor-
tunately overturned. A pazson
coming to their assistance observed
i was ''lgl!. 2 Yery ahoekias sieht ss4;Kexy
shocking indeed" replied the gen.
tleman, "to see a, newly married
couple fall out SO soon." zs::# .szE
A Philadelphia paper comments
on the weather thusly:za II ,s..s.ss
The showers Of the last three
days will cause every stalk Of corr
to carry ears Ike q iaekags, while
every watermelon viii fancy itself a
lager beer leg dressed u Paris
.; - za5sts$,fs a'sss> sss sssses=y5ss
A street conductor, in San Frsnz
cisco, just beginning to collect his
fares, placed His Ehand. II h ,the % eide
pocket Of his cot Is s1 sdrhy forth Lis
nippers, whom s9oout q came q Z iorrimiilia;- rs ia;
ble ive-shooter from 4 miner # / hin
pocket, accompanied with the excla-
nation, *'Look here, stranger, /
kim from the mountains, but yer
can't get the drop 7 On j ! moi" +.: -.
'ssS 5'ss Il w ~-$-> .,5s*@a5
A young minister, who had been
invited to preach in a church where
the congregation was very much
opposed to written sermons, found:
himsafin q very unusual, and UNI:
pleasant conditions when he rose to
announce his discourse. He zhad
never preached without notes, and
all his ideas fed az soon as ha had
annouhoed his text. He paused;
told how his text was divided; paused
again; repeated his text, and then
Aa<as several unsuccessful eaortgto
ssy something about something. lie
tried thsscreaties, bas sthat would
not do. Then He sssss,ss4fpted some-.
thing about The patfiaaehs44of old,
bat aailed agaiil,ss sesythtSft
ssened very d1st TO him ..nt;I be-
thougA 1t tsoi' Joesph Hshadr4aaof
him SO much that be was aursaha
remembered his history. hiisttl. \" Now,
brethren" J" aaid Be, = Jacob. had
twelve ~ ! eEldren. q ~ razi;ag. hj4
.voicel he Ind twslys sons, That
good. ald lfa[6ar .g, &; s. voice
stu + 'El1 higher IA !, ,t'isIyye' apaa apd.
|breatlhhersa, thor Yere1al bezA~ With,
this IS aat & deNar {! Y voryi aaadeplyE
'gaa taaA k.s Fasa a9a Il eak ll alI ,ttsa tha
s y saS azi,vose ets assssifss.ss4pa -rf.ss
sssh hssssl.il siso,e4eo' : wsat
women wan. .7aaf liate5a4e4ss 4ss,ll4or
s''s beat the airst' MIN bsr4s.' zpae
woFkt oat bf. u aae.tst :ani@ thii,sy
aaa=ae can ''satthe llaat llaaat| qae>yst4
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|othe endcavor to establish another
RyubIcan journal in New Orleans,
+ he ,roprietors Of the Lou1s1ANLAN,
ryose to fill a necessity which has
E ksn long, and sometimes painfully
/ LII to exist. In the transition state
da'r people, in their struggling efforts
attain that position in the Body
li6c, which we conceive to be their
|h, It's regarded that much infor-
udon, guidance, encouragement,
pupsel and reproof have been lost, in
slsequence of the lack of q medium,
trough which these deficiencies might
smpplied. We shall strive to make
h Lou1s1AN1AN q desideratuns in these
.Pects. - ~
POLICY. ,..
Is our motto indicates, the Lou1-
Aslw. shall be Republican at eag
as Qed ,t,tlter all circumstances - We
i'll advocate the security and enjoy
sntoi broad civil liberty, the abso-
|ate equality of all men before the law,
pna an impartial distribution Of hon
r and patronage to all who merit
|lsm.
Desirous of allaying animosities, of
diterating the memory of the bitter
|s,ei promoting harmony and union
nmg all classes and between all in
htts, We shall advocate the removal
ta political disabilities =, foster kind
l=snl forbcarance, where malignity
r'escntment reigned, and seek for
Illness and justice where wrong and
eHpnsiou prevailed. Thus united in |
rims and objects, we shall conserve
elest interests, elevate our noble |
w. to an cnviable position among |
aaster States, by the development
tSe illinitsble resources, and seepre
thl benefits of the mighty changes
Eae history and condition of the
Fph and the Country. b.
sievins that there can be no true
1y without tho supremacy Of law,
'sall urge Il strict aud undiserimi-
zas administration of justice.
TAXATION.
hshal support the doctrine Of Al; !
'naQe division of taantion among
Sa'ses, faithful collection of the
''''e' econo'ny In the expendi-
y eonfornably will, tho :exigen-
~"'ne State or Country aud the
''ss0 Of every legitimate obliga-
:s'.ss.: Il
EDUCATION.
'''h''l sustain the carrying out Of
~ ~N'''s'0ns Of the oct establishing
"anon school system,and urge
Paramount duty the education ot
!. "''A' as vitality connected, with
'*a Enlightenment; a,,ditllessn
! S' stability Of q 15sei Kspdbht.in yl l. il
s'et'aacut, *s ~ a7s ia
ss4>ers ~ !ssa Il ffwts
FINAL. "a =ssz sss ssss::s ss::ss nj ~ /
~ u1'ssnerous, manly. independ dsnt.I
''ua0us conduct, We shall strive
n 's our paper, from = IN ephem- !,
s',' l'a temporary ,e1istepoe, i u "a ,,.d ..apd
a,,. ~ upon a basis, tlaat five
~ 10 command, p" We rhalr e. ct !. all
d''srvs" success, =. - =
ALBERT EYRIGH, H ~ ~
'N'e''er and stationer ~,
''' CANAL STREET, I
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EDITORIAL ITEMS.

=. A Chinese newspaper has entered
upon its two thousaneth volume.
It has lost all its, original subscri-
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sr Circulars, Programmes, Genera.
s.auess Cards. Posters, etc.,; ekc. aaEs
rs.d to give general satisfaction to7 all
,to NAV wish to secure our services
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N, GUTMAN & Co.
~ TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
Mems Suits,
N. cUTMAM a co.'s.

GREAT succEsS-The festival held last
night in Thomson N. E. Church (Island)
under the auspices Of The bible Glasses in
the Sunday School connected with said
church, was . grand success. The at
tendance was large, and the refreshments
fine and abundant More mush and milk
was disposed Of, we venture TO assert,
than on any one evening OF the present
year in this city. Oysters, too, were
served In every style, and were popular
IS usual.
This festival Is held to secure funds to
pay for the bell in the steeple Of the
church, and quite 9 considerable portion
OF the sum was realized last night. There
still remains q balance to be provided
for, and IS the stores Of good things were
not exhausted, the bible Glasses above
mentioned will.be pleased 10 see their
friends this evening, when It Is hoped the
debt will be wiped out Let everybody
and his wife, or sweet heart, 60 10 the
festiValto.nighL
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The SUSKES srEA4RR-THE R. R,
HuDsoN TO BE RAIsRD.-Preparatiops
are being made for raising the steamer
Hudson which was sunk on Monday
morning. Mr.. John Trimble, Of the firm
Of THmble & Hornbrook, oil Wheeling
the owners, Is in this city. He states tia;
he feels confident that the steamer would
be afoaI BY this evening. Three siphons
and donkey pumps, kindly furnished free
OF charge, will be in operation this morn
ing. The siphons were rendered by the
Aessrs. Sheriff & Loughrey, and the
pumps by Dir. George Slower. N. ]. Big.
ley, Esq, also rendered the free use OF q
nineinch pump. These gentlemen Ger
tainly deserve credit Tor their generous
aid. Mr.. Trimble ssys that the Hudson
was recently refued and repainted. and
at the time Of her sinking was q better
boat than when she was new. Her yslua.
ton is about $4,000. We hope that The
efforts now making will be crowned With
success,-RH3uryh Nail Of yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

Now thas the Fall season is upon US,
we cannot be too careful in regard to the
garments we wear; for often BY delaying
too long to change our clothing for that
more suitable 10 the requirements OF the
season, colds are contracted that last
through the entire winter, frequently lay.
ing the foundation Of seated disease. E.
pecislly should We protect our children
from the lrclemency Of the season, for
although they keep their young blood
circulating through their activity, vet
sudden changes quickly act upon them
when they cease from play, causing pa.
rents many sleepless nights watching BY
them on sick beds. We were led 10 these
thoughts by noticing the elegant designs
OF fashions for children in passing the
Office of the Weed Sewing Machine
Company, for each design Of which
they have patterns made By the cele-
brsted hsuse Of Butterick & Co., Of
New York We would suggest to mothers
to examine their new styles. They sp-
pear to be Of elegant designs.
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NARROW EscAPE-Last Wednesday,
Mollie AericIe, young woman in the EN-.
ploy Of the Contra. Glass Company, met
with an accident which came near termi-
mating her lie She was engaged in
cementing the brass portion OF the lamps
used for burning kerosene oil to the glass,
and the height of the table at which she
was working being too great Tor her, she
stood upon bar extending from one Of
its supports 10 another. Parallel With
this bar, but few inches lower, stood q
bench which was used by those who were
engaged in the same business, but reauir.
ed only it (the bench) to bring them up TO
the requisite height. Stepping down
from the bar, with lamp in her hands),
supposiDg the bench TO be in its usual
place, she found it had been removed, and
8 severe fall was the result She came
down with great.violence, crushing the
lamp between her throat and the floor.
A frightIul cash was cut across the throat,
exposing the windpipe and coming in
dangerous proximity to one Of the jugu-
lara. The wound bled profuseIy, bnt the
flow OF blood was staunched by q surgeon
who was called in. Subsequently she
was removed to her residence in East
Wheeling, and yesterday was Is com
Portable IS could be expected from the ns-
ture and extent Of her injuries.
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AL1-SANTS AND A1l.Sou1s. Thistle
inst day Of November, is All.HAllow or
All'sainB' Day, a prominent festival In
the Roman Catholic and Protestant
Episcopal Churches.. The festival takes
It's name from the conversion, in the seY-
enteenth century. Of the Pantheon at
Rome into Christian place Of worship,
and its dedication BY Pope Boniiace "
to the Virgin Mary and ali the martyrs
The anniversary Of this event was q. frsS
celebrated on the first Of May, but the day
was subsequently, altered to the first Of
November, which was thenceforth, under
the designation Of the feast Of All-SAints,
set apart Is . general commemorAtion
in their honor.
Tomorrow, November I'd, is All Souls
Day, a festival instituted By the Roman
Catholic Church In behalf Of the souls in
purgatoEy, andis generally observedIby
persons otthat religion in commemoration
Of the tAiLhfuldeparted. Il was customary
in Iotmer times in Catholic countries, on
this day, Tor persons dressed in black 10
traverse the streets, ringing a dismal
toned bell, calling upon the people to re-
member the souls in purgatury. In Eu-
rope 1t Is still q day characterized by
pious visits 10 the cemeteries and other
burial places Of the dead. This has al :
ways been particularly the case in Paris,
where All Souls Day, before the late war,
was probably the only day Of the year
wholly dedicated to pious observAnces,
when nearly all the population shut up
their shops and repaired to Perela CHASE
and other cemeteries, to strew the resting
places Of the dead with flowers, and
breathe prayer for the repose of souls
believed to be in purgltory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

COMMITTED TO JAn4-only q few days
ago, MrA Mccormick, well known in
Circuit and Police Court circles, was re.
leased from Jail, and Wednesday, we be-
lieve it was, she was found kindling a fire
somewhere in house which she insist.
ed belonged to her, as we are informed.
The occupants OF the adjoining property
notrelishing such proceeding instituted
measures TO have it stopped. According.
" 8 warrant was issued for her arrest and
she was sAken.betose Esqr. Hammer, who,
after investigating the case, required the
accused to give security 10 keep the peace.
This she was not able TO do, and in de-
fault, was committed TO jail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

POLICE CoURT.-We don't know any,
thing as fuctusting as business in the police
court The grain market in Chicago and
the prices Of stocks in Wall street are
nowhere in comparison with it. Wedne.-
day morning there were nine cases be-
fore His Honor; yesterday morning. not
one. II We were satisfied that thi. great
and rapid decline in business was the re-.
suit Of q moral reformation, we would be
entirely reconciled to 1t; and yet we are
gratiaed that such is the fact, let It be
from whatever cause il may.
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SEVERELY HURT-Wednesday even,
ing, as Mrs Stevens, the Librarian oil the
Public Library, was lighting the gas in
the room the char on which she stood
turned over, throwing her against the
stove. She was very considerably hurt,
50 much so that she had to be taken to
her rooms on Market street in a carriage
It will probably be two or three weeks
before she can resume her duties in the
Library. We were 50 informed, yester.
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

ADMITTED TO REcoRD.-october was
busy month in Recorder Woods Office
Prominent among the items Of business
transacted therein, was the recording Of
titty.three deeds in fee Consideration
$4,000 and tweniy.seven deeds Of trust.
1t will be seen from the number Of trans.
fers that marked degree of activity has
characterized the real estate market in
our city. Prices have touched bottom, it
IS believed, and heneeiorward there will
be steady tendency upward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES N OcroBER-
During the month which closed yester.
day, there were JaTty,taoo marriage licenses
issued nom the the Recorders Office Of
this county. In the corresponding month,
in 1870 and 1871, the number was
ttteaty-tpo-showins a handsome in
crease. Who ssys there is nothing in
leap year:
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THERE will be, on Wheeling Island
Driving Park, a match, running race, be-
tween John McGannon's Glencoe (horse)
and Col. AcDonnsl's Red Eye (colt) for
a purse of $20O-$l0O 8 side-to take
place Saturday, November %, ate o'clock.
Also, another running race and two trot-
Ting races to come of the same day.
Pools will be sold in the above races At
shsnley & Bros Emerald Saloon and
Restaurant, Main street. between John
and Quincy, Friday night, November lst,
at 5 O'Clock. A. P. HAScHER, ProPr.
N.B.-In the trot are Happy Sam, Ida
Nay and Silver Sides,
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GALA TrNE-YOung America had q
gala time last night AS many Of our
readers know to their sorrow this morn
ing, it was Halloween, and as it comes
bot once year" the boys determined TO
make the most Of it. Shortly after dark
troops Of them took up their line Of march
along the streets, and woe TO all gates not
securely fastened, bell knobs left out, piles
Of boxes on the side walks unmatched,
and signs not firmly anchored. Il there
were any cabbage patches within the city
limits, We guess they Suffered, and it may
be that other members OF the vegetable
kingdom, more handsome but not intrin-
Scally as valuable, came in Tor
their share Of despoliation. As
the little fellows rushed along
on their errsnd Of fun and mischief, their
jubilAnt spirits gushed out in homely Joke
and boisterous laugh. We don't know
that any positive loss was sustained By
their youthful sport, but doubtless some
inconvenience resulted therefrom. espe.
clally to those who this morning find
gates removed and signs transferred. Per.
haps, TOO, the owners Of vehicles who left
them standing on the street last night,
will have to devote an hour or two TO day
in hunting for missing wheels, but that
must allbe charged up to the general &C.
count Boys will be boys" you know,
and quite large proportion Of our read.
ers were boys once themselves. They
know how it Is, and We hope they will ex.
eEcise the largest charity towards "the
young and rising generation"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

NV FAIL AND WINTER GooDs-C.
Hes, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-.
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French DiAgOnals, Cloths Of all shades.
Vestings, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&c, that can be found in the city. Also
9 large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does al
work in the best style and guarantees fits
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IL TIE CITY.-Hou. J. J. Davis, oil
Clarkshurg, was in the city few hours,
yesterday. Mr.. D. has been making q
pretty thorough canvass in the southern
counties Of this District, in the interest Of
0Conor and Adams he reports Demo.
crats who intend to vote for Greeley as
bling very scarce where has has been.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

NEEDED INPRovE1lEST.-The work Of
grading and paving the alley between
John and Zane, and also the one between
Zane and Clsy streets, in East Wheeling,
IS being commercially pushed. The
former alley is low being paved, and the
work is being well done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

CoXXESDABLK-The tumble.down
fence that has for long time enclosed"
the Third Ward public school building, is
being replaced BY new one. This is 8
much needed improvement and we are
glad it is being done in 50 substantial q
manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

CHANGE OF SrTR-The site Of Hurri-
cane Bridge postofice, Putnam county,
has been changed TO Hurricane Station,
and W. q. NcCallister appointed post
master eite G. ". Grove superseded by
change Of site
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The following Is {
synopsis OF the business transacted in the
Circuit Court, yesterday:
Case Of L. S. Delaplain q. Adolph
Yoke, called and continued to a future
day Of the present term.
Hempaeld Railroad Company "a. Cen
ttal Glass Company, judgment in favor Of
plaintiff Ior sls2 IS, entered by consent Of
defendant
Wheeling Gas Company q. City Of
Wheeling-writ of unlawful detainer-
argued BY Messrs. Lamb and Wheat ior
plaintiff; Messrs. Allison and Jsffers for
defendant Writ quashed.
Messrs. Conrad On and George ".
Robinson, who had been convicted Of
grand larceny and voluntary mauslauph-
ter. respectively, were brought into Cou,.
and formally sentenced to the peniten-
tiAEy for two years, each, in accord
Anee with the verdicts Of the juries which
tried them.
Adjourned until Q o'clock this MON.
inC
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DARK DAT.-Yesterdsy was 8 dark,
dull day. Appearances indicated rain,
but none fell hereabouS. In the evening
the clouds passed sway, and after dark
the stars twinkled like diamonds in the
sky"
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INCREASED SERvICR-On and after to
day mail service on route No. Ass from
Kana9 Court House to Spencer, Roane
BOUNTY ity.nine miles, is increased 10
two trips per week at pro rasd pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

SECURE THE SHADOW ERE rHR SUE.
STANCE FADR."-Now b = good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
Is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Msin Street
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GREATEST BAReAISE-Ever offered in
this city in Scotch SuitiUgs and Nohair
Mixtures. Toclose out the above goods,
We will sell them al cost Tor cash, and
guarantee them made superior in style,
workmanship and excellence to any house
in the city. We ask the gentlemen to
call and give US trial.
]. T. LAKIS & Co,
No. 81 Monroe street
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Please Ramember-The Best Il
Always the Cheapest.
We G-e roT prepared to an orders. q. mt m
these pumps on Ehc:i notice, and guarantee e..
tire satisfaction, and would call The s;,entior d
for II:
lst. It's economy In construction, combined
VIZ dnt%sthty, make 1t, tos Ge:Ed! NgFteE, NE
%. As the stock ls galvanized Ero7ght iron II
WIN neither track from the Effects q the Fra
nor decay or rust
% The grea; Enemy Of the Pump, is frost
which IN 8 single night oltea destroys and sptitI
the hour OF greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the Pump Il not In use The water
placed below Tie freezing point.
9Th. Freshness Of water Il always insured A
tee ne, water comes directly non Tie bottom Of the
sth. Impure water hun deayed O. so,tsn
pump stock L. entirely obTi1ted
Oh In construction It Il both simple nd 6urt.
BILE. The handle il made OF Two Hroa7ht iron
rods and % arranged that while Il u liSht, vet
h2s great strength The cylinder IN WhIeh Al De
work Il performed l. iron. lined with eopoeF he
copper lining PreEsats nat and makes but Htfle
t1eiio1- THIS Iron chamber 70 rot submerged,
- ~ We SoSNU L4As N2tG1, and YET
viii work - well nndeT - above the VSfer
ILh. II can b used IN Z driven o. bored ven
With ne sane eAse a. well Of larger d!smeter
siA For Its general Gdaptability thIs PUrn i,
without rival The Pump mIy 81 plseei Al
Your dwelling or barn, o. within ne S1Il6In9
and connected With the vel, O. spCtnR o. otScr
body Of water, Atty CT one 6andrei TIrjS az
hnt and yin work with the Eane eSse e moor
Standing dtresuy oTef tie WIter.
w. It u single acting and pamps ouly With
me down stroke Of the TGnaie' add thnG sToiS.
he AA1sy AftreQuired In the doablS seffn1 Pam
lvtn. BY attaching short hose. a streSsa nv
oe thfoWn any 70 sixty fee. and nav offea -
9se4 % aeTana1e in watering gardens kad hEnE
I Eas9ins HtnGoUs, Cleaning b1eyies, eItingsish.
ING nses, or elsTAtinS water. We reeoCriTe tke
tAet th4t reqaiies more power 70 eleT1ie Taeef
ron deep than from & shallow well, But a
a As possible % obNiate this dIfiealiy goF deeo
NsHs, We manufacture smaller chamber, 40 thst
Nhue NE volume Of water Il DIMINISHED. ne
PoS9 required Is not greatly tnereaAed We
e1Im mat hy the combination. having All he
H!9VAntaRs OF atmospheric Pressure IN eornhlnS.
ton with force, that the SIScf.ArR Pr-TF M
eteVate water IRON deep we'll with les poHe'
tnAn any IGb1.trSs o. psTIly Jorcs pEplp IN EIDE
tenee- This Pump IL easily adapted 10 Sspply
HAeE 70 tteAm mills, and for tE1nsieFEtnG he
contents Of TAts N TGnneEies IL unsurpassed
., y01 want Pump guaranteed 70 give EatAs-
I !, send your order 70 SLSCLAIR 4 HOLr
LISTER, Bridgeport. Ohio.
Two OF Tires erSt-elaSs Agents wanted.
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FoRA Few DATs Ladies' Lasting fox.
ed CATERS only e 90, cheap at s. 50.
Call soon and secure bargains al Forgey
& Clemens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

ADMITTED TO CTTIzESsH1P.-Robert
Crowther, native Of England was ad.
uitted, in the cirenit court, yesterday. to
citizenship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-01

CHEAP GOoDS-A large stock Of Wo.
mems Misses and Childrens Shoes Is
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. V.
Blends