davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

sB-A Melancholy Bfedk-L Olra.-TheTe are lively
break downs that make an audience laugh, and
there are sad and sOrrowful break-dOwns tnat make
the kind-hearted gTieYe 10 the latter class belongs
the enerVaton OF body and mind which is usually
called general debility" or " nervous weakness,
and which, when neglected, 90 often terminates in
atrophy and death. a wholesome medicatyd stimu.
liant is the ons thing needed In OF this descrp
tiOn, and science aud experience unite in pointing
TO PLANTATION BIITERs s the true specnc. The
fact thatit combines tine properties OF nyigoran
with those of regulator aud Alternative, IN exactly
the proportions necessary TO produce a radicl
change IN the tone OF the system, and the action
the digestive and secretiye organs is an unanswera
ble argument in its favor as general restorative.
marU-lw-eOd-Wlt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

EETEs COMMERCIAL Job oGice invites your pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
pERRYvILIR. AII- March q 1sGa.

DR.. VIM. Fl. Tuh:-Dear Sir-For fifteen years
have been afliicted with Asthma. My suffering has
been intense. have been unable to lay down fyr a
week at a time. 1t seemed as II would choke,
cOughed necessarily, and my wheeling could be
heard all over the heuse. had despaired Of ever
getting WELL but thanks TO your invaluable EXpectO-
rant my attacks are seldom. l can n rest well at
night. l believe 1t will make permanent cure.
Truly yours, ARTHUR F. MCCOY.
DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE IS EASILY APPLIED.
mara eodlw-1tw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
gost aud found.

n osT-At the Opera House, Thursday evening,
4 A pair OF pearl mounted OPERA GLASSES; The
dnder will be lberally rewarded by leaving them at
FULLMERs SALOON,
mars-1ts No. ITO Market street.
4 OST-On Tuesday morning, either on the 10
O'Clock train from Phila., or in going from the
depot to Fourth and Walnut Streets SQUIRREL
CAPE, the finder will be suitably rewarded by esi-
inc n M fine store Of BAKERS UNION,
mars-2t. Fourth street, below Walnut
c,> - REwARD-LosT-At Masonic Hall last
Wep evening, DIARY, containing small
sum Of money and some other papers; the above re-
ward will be paid the finder by leaving at
marT-qts THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Or. Tutt,s Expectorant.

The properties Of this elegant preparation are de-
mucent, nutritive, balsamic, healing and soothing
II braces the nervous system and produces pleasant
and refreshing sleep. 1t exhilarates and elieyes
goominess and depression II is the most valuable
Lung Basam ever offered to sufferers from Pnlmo-
nor d1aao
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
WEST STREET PROPERTY
AT
II u II L i @ - A L Il
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the premises.
On MONDAY, March 18th, 1872,

AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE PRO-
PERTY, situate on the \. w. corner OF Tenth ~
and u est streets, In che City of Wilmington. Gii
The dwelling Is large and beautiful with all the
modern improvements, containing II rooms, lot 10
feet front on West street. 10 feet Washington St
with splendid brick stable aud 256 feet oil ground
on Tenth street. This Is a splendid property, and
one OF the best locations IN the city, and VIII be sold
city on the 25h OF March, Terms very easy. Per-
sons Wishing to purchase can view the property any
j. MCCULLOUGH, Esq, on the premises, or
VIM. BRIGHT Agt. 10 fleet the Sale.
L. W. STlDHAM SON, AuctiOneers.
malG lot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

Auction ssales
Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and Wednesda,
and Saturday mornings, at the Auction Rooms corney
Fourth and King streetR mvi6u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08


Wv Aprly az mars-Gt. 6lS KING ST.
lWXyANTED- A good wheelwright 10 take a shtp
Wv In Newark, free OF rent. Aupy TO rrra o..I
/ mar7-4t jos. b LUTON, Newark, Del.
lWHTANrED = TWIN FY GOOD FARM HANDS.
I w Also two good female cooks. -Four tenant
houses 70 rent. Apply at The Great Northern and
Southern Nurseries, v ilmlnpton, Delaware,
/ mar4 itl-2tw RANDOLPH PErFRS.
YWNHE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, at 8o9 Tatnall
\ street. will he removed TO N. n. Cor SECOND
AND WEST Streets, on the 25th OF March next
feb20tmaF25 THl MRS. q. l.. TAYLOR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Aaftioa Isalfs.

Executors sale Of "A Desirable Dwell ina.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, a. our Auction R,ome
Fourth and King streets, On SATURDAY, Nor 5t
at O'Clock, p. ~. a three-stOry brick DWELL - ,
ING, with back building, No s2G W Fourth ST kis
above Monroe containing sew, n rooms, with excel
lent cellar and good yard The lot Is 10 feet front v
90 feet esp. Ths house ia nearly new and in n 4
rei air Also, one share OF w. &M Railroad stoe,
mars-1t THOS CoNNhR, Executor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
stocI.s, sold, &o.

wilmington Quotations, furnished by Il. 4. Rob
Inson 4 Co, Bankers. 4th and Market sta.,
at o'clock. P. NJ. to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
avautfd.

advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 80 cents)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
A ssIGNEEs' SALE, IN BANKRUPTCY.

N
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF my ap-
pointmenG az Assignee of the nrm OF Van Renssa-
laer Moore, adjudgrd Bankrupts by the District
Court for the Eastern District OF New York, shall
expose for sale at public yendue on the premises
North East corner Of Tenth and Walnut streets, in
the City Of wilmington, Delaware OIL Thursday the
21st day Of March, 1872 at IL o'clock, A. NJ. The
real estate and premises known as the Wilmington
Bolt and Nut works, a'so the machinery and tOOs
contained therein, and stock Of bolts, nuts washers
scrap ircn, &c, &c. Being the premises formerly
owned and occupi d by the Aforesaid firm OF Van
Rensslaer Il Moore EDWARD Ii. BROWN.
Assignee in Bankruptcy
L. W. stidham 4 Son, AuctiOneers.
WILMINGTON, March 1st 1879. mar1-itsw3t
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly at.
tended TO, in City State. Regular Sales Of Furnl-
ture at their Auction Room, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY and SATURDAY evenings All goods con.
signed TO them will be promptly attended to. Lib
eral advance on conslgnments. decl2-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

NJ o IT L g II !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08

Public sale of n Valuable business stund
Public sale OF a valuable business stand on the
premises, being No. West Fourth street, Winning
ton Del on Saturday March 9th. 1872, at Oc OCH,
uy Walter Hook and formerly by David Ireland
The lot fronts on Fourth street 90 feet running back
10 feet, with hrcK DIV ling thereon erected con-
tlining nine rO ms and good cellar. The whole
struc ure Is Wei adapted to the Restaurant business
The attention OF business men is called TO attend
this sale as II very rarely such property Is offered
az puOlic sale.
Terms easy and will he made known at sale.
feb2s-ts j. MARSHALL HARLAN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-08
Situations and gyelp atanttd.

OF three lines are inserted under
ia this head twice for 70 cents.)
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21

= r. -.AaN
A
E---r1- H- .-z- -1l-
---le Esr s-
a- =- a. bis -=@ca--s.
-- >l--ls- -----
-re .-r -s-T s--. -sSs. --
---.-e--- -1s-- -l- l=1sl -s -l1-
-r-- rse1-- So --zl
l-- MISSION
r-s E-ss --s-~-l-lE
- -= ~--sa-
--aa -E-e-- Eer BIS 4zz-1
--- ----1-- b. E----
-l easy z---v
a- --s1e-a. sle E-S se-1-- F.
a- a-a.-=- -1- z-st -v-zz- l-E
-- 1---- - --- ----
--1-e=---. ans ass sl= s-ss
- 5-z-s Us graz --l-1- "
zz-a --.1-zs CO ---
---a-r wa sas
--sez -. l-s.s- -r-s-a-
- rF ele -eaG1-
r.a- Al a.--- .-s.-- s-1e--s
Sas M E. -g1---eE --
-r--s g-,s1l-. E--
.s l. .-s za-.r- -a-s -E -. F.
E ---s- -sE ca Tie
.-- A-.--1- Ms
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
Pioneer Mill, Lahaina.
CAUPRFTI 4 TTRTOy- proprietor
ONOMEA PLANTATION.
PRIHCEVILLE PLAHTATIOE.

Sugar and 3TOIasseS-CroP 1871
COMING Is, FOR SALE Iy QUANTITIES
" % suit purchasers, b.
LIN WALKER ALLEN. Arszts-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOV COMING Is. FOR SALE
" in quantities b suit purchaser, ~
I-3m C.. BREWER a CO.. AGENT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop Of Sugar * SIOIa-ses
Now COMING Iy. AND FOR SALE Is GUAM
y titles = suit parchasers by
I-sm c. BREWER 4 CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
VI. =. GRINBAUH & CO..
IEFoRTEzs AND EEoLEzlLE pEsIEzs

IN Fas5I-zals CIsflilz Hat Clrs- E1cfs zt1es ars
every 1zristg = Gsatlsksls F1er1T Fgrzfh1z G1o1s
sf1rz n MaEs-'s Bls-E- Q-esa Street Hs1a.ai4, h Z
IL ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ruE mAwAmAN morEL .

The Proprietor Will spSse ne pains
y = O. snake this EcSsnt Aotel FlHSg
&sstF, F,,ssE CLASS in every particular, Tie in-
- yeris te nskc The charges Cor scoms
ard e,sr3 especially reasonable,
lEsm ALlEN HERBERT. rrop'r.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
Insurance Notice
SOLE & SADDLE LEATHER

Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins
CONSTANTLY OF HASD and for sale,
- Eun rla FsiI-Elruu
wAIHEA TASNEKT. c. sOTLET, ProP'r
I7-sc - CLE5H1sy C0 4-sa-s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21

N o &c e.

IAHCEL g. WILDER ESQ, WILL ACT FOR
> ne zzier Power q Atrarzsg 5ErTzz ~ zsssu-s.
Z. ?. ADAMS.
Hlzal1iI, JAY % 1879. ain
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
KAUPAKUEA PLANTATION

SUGAR NOW COMING N and for sale
> in quantities 70 suit purchasers b.
ZI-ly AFONG 4 ACHUCE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
PACKET LINES.
RE GUAR
DISPATCH LIAE FOB SAA FRANCISCO

= c. Brewer d Co.-Agents. II
~ lIs-eaa1Gss rsceirsd Storage Free and e7ITe
iilra ssl siTzlees na4s sliga-eais ~ this liss.
5-IT &. BREWER & co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-08-21
SUGAR & MOLASSES


CROP NOW COMING N. and for sale
- in quantities 70 sli. Psrcha.ers by
l-3m WALKER & ALLEN. AGENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

SLEIGH UPsET-Our friend j. II. Sill
veg the pcsIotlice corner druggist, his wife
and two or three friends were out sleigh
ing, Christmas, aud met with one of those
little mishaps which will occur to the best
appointed sleishtng parties. The ron bolt
connecting the whipple.treo to the pole
Of the sleigh broke. The horses thus
released started and drew tho neck
yoke Of tho pole in front. The pole
dropped to the ground, and as the road
was slightly descending, the sleigh
ran smoothly and safely to the loot
Of the deClivitY-the horses being kept
in position by tic strong, steady hand of
the driver. At this junCture one Of the
runners struck a stone in the road which
suddenly turned the sleigh at right angles
almost with the team, and spilled out the
inmates. The Jehu new let go the reins
and away went the horses at about l:50
gait. They were afterwards secured
without having sustained any injury, We
believe. The parties under the sleigh
gave their immediate attention to getting
out, and were highly gratitled when it
was asCertained that nobody was hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

POLICE CoURT.-There was but one
case on the docket Of the Police Court,
Christmas morning. Edward Hugglns
was charged with disorderly conduct, but
he asked a continue nce to enable him to
have some witnesses summoned. His re.
quest was granted. Yesterday morning
the case was called up, when it was
stated that the matter had been settled
the defendant agreeing to pay the costs,
PabaCk Haggerty was found on Union
street, Christmas, very drunk, SO drunk
that he could not navigate. Officer Def.
baugh procured a wheelbarrow and
lodged him in the lookup. His Honor
imposed fine Of five dollars and costs, OF
twenty days on the chain gang. A. G
Black and Geo W. Francis were called
up to answer the charge Of disorderly con
duct, but were granted a continuance
until this morning to have material wit
nesscs, they said, summoned. Jacob
Rothmier was charged with disordcrly
conduct IN saloon in North Wheeling
A number of witnesses testified, making
out c pretty strong case against the &C,
cused. He was fined ten dollars and
costs.
We neglected to state in the proper
place that Judge ]. p. Rogers presided ii
the Police Court-J1dge Good being toe
iii to venture from his residence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

FIsuERMAN's LUCK--That fisher
mans luck is no! always good luck many
Of our readers know by experience, The
reader may suppose that fishermen are
not troubled with luck OF any kind at
this season Of the year, but the case Of
thst faithful disciple Of rsaak Walton
our friend John Brown OF the Post Office,
proves the exception. What happened
TO him was this. Whoever knows OIL
Brown and his luck with the rod is aware
that he always catches the first fish of the
SEASON. The next day after the ice goes
Oi! he will be seen Juggling home a fine
string Of Jack" and bass. The secret o.
it is in the bait--in having live "minnies
when nobody else has them and when
they cannot be caught. And the way
Brown has "minnics" SO early in the
Spring is that he catches them in the
Fall and winters them. He puts them
in barrel and the barrel under the by
drsnt and there they laugh and grow fat
all winter through. Tuesday morning the
Polar Wave interfCrcd with the Spring
programme. The "minnies" in the barrel
were frozen to death. There were three
hundred of them, enough for u full
months sport. We could sympathizG
with Brown when he said teehngly in re,
lating his misfortune, that he would rather
have lost all his wifC's relations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

BURNED 10 DEATH - The wife {
Thomas Daley, who resides on Goa,
street North Wheeling, was burned &c
death, Wednesday evening From neigh
bor we learn the following particulars
Mr. Daley left the house IL an early hour
IN the evening, and did not return unit
shout 0 O'clock An hour afterwards be
bad occasion to go to the cellar below
and while cropping about in the dark he
stumbled over some object on the floor
Procuring light be discovered the re
mains OF his wife, burned to black, hard
crisp Intelligence Of the unfortunate
event was communicated quickly to the
neighbours, and word sent TO Esqr Cots
that his presence was required to hold al
inquest lie promptly made his appear,
Ancc, had Jury summoned and ompan,
neled, and all the testimony available was
heard. The jury brought in the verdict
that the deceased came to her death by
accidental burning.
It's probable that all the facts IN thi,
case will never be known A bright light
was seen to flash up before 0 o'clock in
tho room occupied by the family, and 4
few cries were heard, by the neighbors
they, however, did not suppose that any.
thing serious was transpiring, as the light
was seen but a moment and the noise
quickly died away, 1t is believed thai
the clothing Of Mrs, D caught fire at the
CRATE, ind that she, in her pain and alarm
dsd 10 the cellar, not knowing where she
went or what she was doing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

CHEETHAs X The ClTT-ChTis,tn2s
vas very generally observed in this city
Nearly al tie store sad other places OF
yasgEsss we're clgssd. Tie weather vas
clear AID cold 50 that the Egmbe; o! PEI
5gas a the streets was 10, a. large - We
have seen on The same day 10 Oller ye.ra
There vas, 10. . large elimination in the
smg4al C! shooting and cracker eIp!0I-
gy, 70 the great com fort q the peace
.ad order loving portion % the conmG-
1iiy. Nearly al the s.55llh schools had
ihe usual exercises, consisting chiefly, o,
distributing prc5sH's 70 the pupils and
the hearts Of thousands Of !!ille ones we're
made glad. 20 far = We heard, religious
services were held only 10 the Catholic
churches. There were largely attended
While the outward display On We4aes-
day wa not a. genen!.And osienlst!Das as
Te have seen in our city, within doors,
around the family hfeside, the Day 6as
very Igcaeraly observed. The Christians
ties ladeE with Iis attraction tot the little
mes gas found within almost every
household, while the inevitable turkey,
roasted .nI Drowned 70 a crisp, with is
tooIhsome accomplishments, graced
nearly every board
A most hopeful and pleasing feature was
noticeable during the day We refer 10
the almost entire abSenceofthe disgustiDg
ADD disgraccful exhibitions Of into1lcation
on tho streets, which were SO painfully
observable last Christmas. These were
wanting TO a very large extent Wednes
DAY, and We heard no regret expressed
that such was the fact This may he re
gaTded, let Us hope, as sign Of the ap.
preaching era when the day celebrated
i' that on which the Saviour Of the world
Was born, will b. observed more in &C
coTdsnco with the dictates Of proprie,y,
luj with the magnitude Of tho interests
involved IL Jhat great event
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

The LUTHERAN s s. ASSrrEssAEr.
The tsala anniversary q The E1g.sh
Lutheran sasd.y School, Rel. : 3 Bar.
ni'z Pastor, Vas celebrated 81 WaAiss-
toa Han % Chris;nss night OF og1rss
il wa ; sCccsss, i0f whatever ihis school
undertakes TO DO /. does With : vim, as3
GScess in the hizhss; ssnse Of the word
ia fCregor9 conclusion. En0wirg this
The Christmas anniversaries Of the school
are appreciated and pstrUu.zsd By tie
public, and many Of or citizsas, both
young and old, w0gl! sooner 20 without
;hei- Christmas dinner than mi.s one.
B1! the entertainment @. Wednesiay
night vas, perhaps, in some rspecis, bet
Ter than most Of the former ones: every
thing passed Of 30 pleasantly and run 50
smoothly. The audience was large, the
hall being just tuIl enough TO say Il was
not crowded. The entertainment con-
pr.sed singing, dialogues, TecilAuons and
concert exercises. OF course the singing
was good, Tor the school lhst can s!Bg
better than the Lutheran school Is hald TO
TIM, and EPs 10 be found IL
this neck Of woods. Miss Csrr!e
Davis, a little lady Of about 10 years, re-
cited beautiful Christmas poem, entitled
"Ann!s aud WILLIS Payer" In style
that would put 10 shame many Of our
older lecturers" Little Miss Davis de-
serves more than passing notice, for she
Is indeed a prodigy. Her voice is very
clear and musical and extremely power
iul, while her articulation is so good tha,
every word could be distinctly heard in
every part OF the hall. The poem she
rec!,ed was long one, making shout d
column Of the INTgLuGESCER, yet she
knew every word and never made stun.
bic.
All Of the exercises were well rendered
and met with hearty applause from the
audience.
One OF the attractions OF the evening
was the building OF the Column O:
the Christian Graces' Each class pre-
senIed an imitation block OF granite, on
which WAS printed one of the graces.
These blocks were placed on the iouuda.
ton Christ, and were hoisted By der.
rick. When completed it was a beauli.
ful imitation Of granite monument, sur.
mounted by handsome cap-In all, over
ten feet high.
1t would be impossible to mention all
the pleasing features OF the entertain.
msnt-sulElce it TO say that u better pleas
cd audience never LEFT Washington Hall
than that OF Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

ElCKFD ny A lloRsE.-SCott Liston, a
driver on the Island division Of the street
railway, was kicked yesterday by one Of
The horsCs he was driving, squarely in the
ice Tho car was coming up the steep
grade at the west end Of the suspension
bulgc, aud one Of the animals showed II
disposition to balli. Mr. Lister applied
the whip to him pretty vigorously, when
he cmlated by kicking hun. The horse
had been shod quite recently, and the
nNils and caks Of the shoe were consc-
qlcaly sharp aud rough, The GTIver's
face was drcadmlly laccratCd. He was
taken to Bridgeport and his wounds pro,
psrly dressed, What makes this occur.
renee tho more remarkable is the fact
that in closepromixity to the horses heels
there rises from the platform Of the Cur,
an lion guard at least two feet high, and
to strike the driver the horse must clear
this with his feet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

SLIGHT FIRE.-About three o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, the roof Of the office
connected with the Tack Factory on -
street, was discovered to be on fire An
alarm was at once sounded and all the
engines were quickly on their way to the
burning building. The Atlantic arrived
first, and making an attachment to one
fire plug, found it frozen solid. A second
one was tried, and it proved to be all
right 1t was the work Of bu! a few
minutes to get the fire completely under
control, after stream was turned upon
it. The loss was triiling. Had not the
discovery been made as soon as it was,
the building would probably have been
entirely consumed as it is a wooden one,
and as dry as tiader. The fire originated
from the stove pipe which passed up
through the rOof-lhc usual brick fEe
having been dispensed with. That safe.
guard will probably be introduced now, as
we hear this Is the second time the build.
ing has been fired in the same way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

FATAL ACCIDENT james II. Harris,
fireman in the LsBeIle rolling mill, was
out shooting, Monday, with his brother
Benjamin il the nGigh0oThUoI Of BCrley's
mil, On the National road d few miles
wcstol the city. They were crossing the
muIdam on the ice, when By some means
Baujlmin's guu was acCijcnlly dtsCharg'
ed aud the load entered James right arm
iust below tho shoulder, shattCring the
b1ag aud lodging in the breast near the
shoulder he was carried To the house
OF Mrs sesbright and messenger sent
10 Bridgeport tor medical aid. The
Bridgeport physicians found an operation
would be necessary, and called De- Allen
o. this city to their aid A consultation
was held that evening, and rs u result Of
It, In the hope Of saving the arm, tho
bone was uujoilned at the shoulder and
cut Off below the wound, aud the shatlcr.
I'd p,rts taken out The shot Undecided
in the breast were allowed to remain
Tbe wound grew rapidly worse, gangtenc
cnsued and Mr.. Harris died yesterday
morning. He was q worthy young man
and leaves n wife
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

DEATH OF GEO W. sToNER.-Geo. ".
Stoner who was well and widely known
in the community. died at his residence
on Centre street, yesterday afternoon at
quarter to three o'clock. When a man
Of such faith and purity Of character is
called away the loss is felt far beyond his
immediate family circle, Mr. s was for
many years a trustee and elder in the
English Lutheran Church, and also until
within a few months the, Superintendent
Of its Sunday School. Though never
demonstratiye in his piety, he always lired
life OF true religion. lie was very
sensitive and dlldcnt man, and desired
no cuogy over his remains, but we have
lclt it due to the glory OF the grace Of God
which made him what he was, to say this
much as an example to others For many
weeks his sick.rOOm WAS place OF JOY;
there were no murmuTs but quiet sub
mission to tue will OF God. His faithful
wife and six tatherlcss children will have
thesympathy Of the entire community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-27

WATER MAIN BUsTEp-Thc water
mliu 90 Quincy street, near Main, busted
sometime Wednesday night, aud yestcr
lay mornng, water was pouring into the
basement OF Mcssrs. List, Davenport y
Parks warehouse at rapid rate, Super
intgndpnt Cummings was notified Of the
state OF ailairs, and promptly shut oil TIT
water from that portion Of Quincy street
Large fires were built where the break is
supposed to have occurred, and ii the
ground is sufficiently thHwed, the work O
digging out the broken section will be
commenced this morning.