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surveyors.

We learn that the SURVIVORS an alnady On
ssne or more lines Of the road from Co'ington.
-aalh, the Qua going Through Richmond, and
the Other un the iirr through Lancaster, stan
fosl. ~. ,hers wi vi 40 >bia rErty on the
nanville line in a short time.
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What /. il McAlster a Miller karcnt got 10
show your Old styles At high prices.
What is IL MeAlister a Miller Aam got to
show your Everything that is stylish, new,
good and cheap.
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Young men desiring handsome Spring
suits, would do well to go to the young
mems store for them-McAlister & Miller
make Clothing a specially.
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StyIe. aud Figures.

About every other year the style and fig
ur- Il drc-- goods Nc, arr pretty This j.
one II the year that they arr simply BEAUTIFUL.
Iadic-, stop pillow and come to town and see
the new gu,,ls while they are frrsh.
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New Buggy For Sale.

T.. r. chcnault has fine buggy with patent
huhs, which has hccn in usc but few weeks,
aud will sell tat a bargain. lie can he found
at the store Il Severance n Miller.
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Look Out!

sheriff Saunders -old property Of FIVE differ
rnt persons, on saturday last, On account OF
their failure to pay their taxes In time. lie
mean. o. collect
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Appellate Judge.

lion. J. W. Mcnrie-, Of Pendleion county
announces himself through our columns
candidate for the appellate judgc-hip in this
district Judge Menric- j. an able jurist.
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SPECIALS.

McCsli-tcr a Craig, announcy n The pub
lie, generally, that their Millinery depart
ment will he opened about the 18th 81 April,
with a full stock u everything belonging % a
first class stock Of millircty goods.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-05

The largcs, stock Mems white Shirts
ever brought to Stanford can he seen at
McAlister Il Millers.
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A "Dolly Warden" isthe aspiration Of every
young lady and the necessityof every married
woman. The largest stock will be found at
McAlistcr a Miller's.
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"you know how It's yourself" Dcters ceie-
bIsted cloth shoes, for ladies, will out last
three pairs ofeasiern made, and will retain their
shape. 4. H. Hayden keeps them.
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Thos W. varnon, E-q, arrived home
frum the "scmbly" on Monday last, in fine
health and single -blcsednc~-.
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The largest and lest selected stock q gentle
men. clothing, furnishing goods, hats, collars,
crayats, &C., will be found at T.. h. Haydcn's.
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Attention Ladies'!

Read the advertisement of Mr.. NJ. f. Da-
vic--. She /. lady Of fine taste, and Offer
fA-h millinery good-to all II our lady citizens.
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Go to l.. b. Hayden's for. Sole and
Upper Leather, where you will find a
good stock at low figures.
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4 car load 81 salt just received at Craig 4
McAlistcr's, and sold by the barrel or bushel.
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Don't die if you can help it, but II you do
die, remember that 5. ID. Myers is our Under
takcr.
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L. b. Hayden has the handsomest
stock of edgings, insertings, and fancy
trimmings ever opened in Stanford.
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Go to W. ii. Andcrson's for Ian
dreth's Silver Skin Onion Setts.
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Clarendon" Festive" Our Case" and "Gil-
sey" are some of the latest styles Of gcntlemen's
hats at McAlistcr X Millcr's.
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Col. Foley delights to spread before the ad-
miring gaze the elegant stock Of fancy dress
goods at T.. b. IIayden's.
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Next Monday is county court day-don't
fail to call in and see the new goods at Meal
ter & Millcr's.
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A subscriber requests LIS to offer for sale at
25 cents each, fine lot Of dominique hens.
Apply at this office Aft
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Young ladies will find pretty goods-and
pdssatle statesmen at McAlister Il Millcr's.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-05

The greatest variety Of collars, cravats,
gloves and-ererytliny at McAlister 4 Millcr's
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Come one and all, and see our huge stack Of
Dolly Warden dress goods. Craig 4 McAlister.
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4 house full Of new goods at Craig 4 Me-
Alistcrs, and more are arriving every day.
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Lovers Of the beautiful, pure and good,
should see the handsome silks at MeAli-tcr n
Millers.
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You couldn't delight Eph james and W. Il.
Warren more than to "darken" the store door
at Craig 4 McAlisters.
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Prompt paying customers can get sccommo-
dations at T.. H. IIayden's.
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For Kid Gloves of all styles, shades
and colors, 70 10 McAlister N Millers'
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New Spring Goods at Craig & Neal
ister's.
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II Is not necessary to plead hard times to
Craig & McAlister in order to get the best bar.
gains in town.
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You will find good good, cheap goods,
pretty good, and stylish goods at Craig Il Nc
Alistpr's
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Go to W. II. Anderson's for pictures and
picture frames
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The King among pumps Is the Torrent
Water Drawer" Price $40. TJ.Atkin-, agent
Specimens on hand call and sc them.
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4 sight into T.. u. lIaydcn's house will
make your eyes water.
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The one thing ncedul--a fashionable cloth
ing store. McAlister Il Miller proprietor-.
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The goods show for themselves at McAlistcr
4 Miller's.
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Have you seen the new style Spring
Skirtsf Go to McAlister & Millcr's for
everything new and stylish.
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Landreth's Warranted Garlcn Seeds
for sale Mt w. ii. AndersoDs.
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SmEEr-Tn good nd-plain hili
rating from o. rs to o. 90 per head.
Hoss-B,st stock, rating from "a TO-
to ~, but little doing in hops.
The nnmbcr n cattle now feeding in
this section for June market East, Is
very small A few engagements made
at e. and s5t.
Farming very backward, especially
with those who have hemp; that COM
modify hearing only 81 now; notwith-
standing, preparations arc being made
to lay in a large crop this year.
SEED-Hemp, 81 80 snd 3 90; Oat;
G5cts; Corn, 81 90; Wheat, 81 IS to 81;
Timothy hay, s15 per ton, Clover, sl2;
and Oats, els; all scarce, sd sdvanc-
ing.
FINE HORSE.
A Jordin, jr., Ncv York, has purchas-
Of A. W.. Dolson, Columbus, o., tln
thorough bred stallion "seythian," bred
by Mr.. Alexander Of Kcntuky., and for
which Mr.. Dolson paid 81 $50 when 3
years old.
Some iden Of the vast wealth Of Texas
may be had from the fact that there are
about $500, 600 head of cattle-in the
State. 100000 calves are raised and
branded every year. All are raised on
the great Texan plains, which covers an
area of 1872, 900, 900 acres.
SHORT HORN CATTLE.
IT is estimated that there are more short
horn cattle bred, fed, and grazed in Eng
land than all the other breeds put to-
gether.
nALFERISe HORSES.
The best mode Of fastening horse in a
stab Is the English one of attaching &
light weight to the end Of the halter and
allowing il to run up and down under
the mangcr, which should always be board
ell in front from the floor up. BY this
arrangement, the horse enjoys sufficient
liberty, and yet has no chance of getting
cast by STEPPING over his halter.
WATERING TEAMS OFTEN.
Horses and oxens at work need water
often. The ploughman carries his jug Of
water, or leaves his team to rest while he
goes to the house for drink. But the
team works harder than the driver, and
probably needs drink as often; yet mary
teams are taken out early to the field,
where there is no water, except in the
drivers jug, and worked five or six hours
before they can get drop. Is it any
wonder that they are injured by drinking
too much they are led to spring at noon
or at evening?-Revie,r.
Mr.. Jon. VI. Hail sold to John Spoor-
amore, two mules Mt s105, each; also to
Craig Lynn, two mules at sl25, each;
Is head of Pulaski county cattle to G. p.
Ramsey, at -. one Of the number weigh
ing 2O00ibs.
Jas. Parsons sold to G.. =. Ramsey
200 head of sheep ats2 80 per head.
VIM. Evans of Boyle county sold to-
Thos Woods a few days since, lot of
cattle weighing li00ibs,. for lst Of July
delivery, at l4cts.
I The same cattle were afterward sold to-
Harp 4 Hughes for 5cts. same sIeliyass-
-ss'i:s-'a1aiti6R sfssre e "A so!.s ;,
ty sold last week tSJ. G. Cowen, d
| ILL non,l. NJ Ii. n,,la.I;I ..a..-..<
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Pumps of all kinds at 7. J. Atkins.
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Who ever saw 'Star" shirt rip-r
one that didn't fitf Go to MeAlister 4
Miller's for the y
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giant stock Of goods the first time you Wis
stanford.
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House AND JACK bills printed at
this Office promptly and at reasonable
prices
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Come and see the new Standard trim
mi. lef. tlaieeAlis.er 4 Miller.
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Great Bargains at Craig Il McAlis-
tiers.
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ALI Jon woRK promptly and neatly
executed at this office
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TEXAS.

Some iden Of the vast wealth Of Texas
may be had from the fact that there are
about $4,000 head of cattle-in the
State. 100000 calves are raised and
branded every year. All are raised on
the great Texan plains, which covers an
area of 152, 600, 900 acres.
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ty sold last week 10 G. Cowen, q
Holt county, No., his splendid young
bull, Loudon Duke 9th, for $1,000.
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SHORT HORN CATTLE.

IT is estimated that there are more short
horn cattle bred, fed, and grazed in Eng
land than all the other breeds put to-
gether.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.
ScsSvsae The Ultimate TIE Avhsusss
s::s..'.-r. s as :c, .:s.:.AA ..s

ssss'.i.s-rs.ss -ssps,ss1s Ass..
Rocky MovSrsIS- CoroRApo TERa.,
March 18th, 1874
ce'reToHi,nos Infevtr .Jp~rnais
dislike exceedingly 10 di-appoint any one,
and Know when you ace the indefinite Rocky
Mountains made the dating place Of this, you
will naturally expect something big. There
lore, J give you timely warning. don't in
tend to deal in those huec hyIerbolicals that
you 80 frequently see flooding the pages Of so
called Tourists" guides" aud the letters Of
Western correspondents to certain Eastern
Journals. These men come out here, rush
irantically over the country, get hold 81 the
Guide Book make few alterations, to suit
their own vivid inaginstion-, grasp the pen
and send sumner from the "far West" o,
'emP0ui y, moroi Their facts are distorted,
and their geography gives one convul-ions.
but I'm not going to waste time on them. No
wonder We, in the Fast, are 20 ignorant Of THE
Western country and It's people! We have a
Kind Of Wild, romantic, misty idea that moth
ing but travelling and seeing for ourselves can
dispel. Il spring. from what Bacon calls idcla
ncn'ri-the influence Of false teaching. But
to my theme
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A Jordin, jr., Now York, has purchns-
Of A. W. Dolson, Columbus, o., tln
thorough bred stallion "seythian," bred
by Mr.. Alexander Of Kcntuky., and for
which Mr.. Dol,on paid 81 $50 when 3
years old.
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COLORADO

j. certainly very remarkable country. II is
probably no where excelled on earth for it.
grand beauty and wonderful climate. II IL
about three times as large as Kentucky, and
within it, borders l. every kind Of climate and
every variety Of soil. The Rocky Mountains,
the haoA -buue 81 the American continent, pass
through It's centre from North to South; be-
yond them, westward, lies a vat region As large
As the State Of Kentucky, on which the feet Of
the palc-facc have seldom trud. Volumes would
not suffice to do justice To this Territory. Her
vast resources, her mines Of gold, silver, iron,
copper and coal; her vast agricultural re
sources, her broad plains, on which roam thous-
and- Of cattle, sheep and horpes her i;rtilc
vallies and lofty mountains; her genial climate
and whole-soulcd people. These no pen can
fully or even family describe, they must be
seen to be appreciated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

ANornER STREET CAR F1anr. "A
man got on a street car at the Mcclure
house on Sunday afternoon for the pur-
pose of visiting North Wheeling. The
conductor called upon him in due time
for his fare and handed him the correct
change. Whereupon the passenger swore
that the conductor had cheated him.
After bearing thevlle abuse for some time
the obstreperous individual was requested
to get of, and complied. Full of wrath
and whiskey he collected two or three
friends and pursued the car, running up
with itat the end of the road. The par.
ties "went for the conductor who, wish.
ing to avoid quarrel started his horses
with view to escaping them. His pur.
suers got on board, when a lively time
ensued. The conductor by using the car
hook without mercy on the heads Of his
assailants, carried the day, No arrests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

POLICE coURT.-From the appearance
of the Police Court docket during the
pastfew days we have about come to The
conclusion that the weather has been too
warm for any serious transgression of the
law. However an occasional individual,
who is under the impression thatby drink.
ing whisky he can ward off the intense
heat and render himself most dellciously
cool, gets into trouble. Such was the case
of William Fox, He was brought before
Judge Good yesterday morning, and after
paying the usual fine for q plain drunk
Zone dollar and COSTS, was allowed to de-
part. rlSt ~ 81
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RIVER ITnts = Business along the land.
ing was dull, yesterday, the torrid heat
prevailing in that locality rendering it al.
most dangerous to human life. The An,
des, arrived from Cincinnati in good time,
and with q fair trip. She viii return this
afternoon, and fthere is any such thing
as being comfortable on a steamboat dur.
ing hot weather, Capt. Muhleman will see
that his passengers are kept IN that con.
dition.
We were informed by our friend Gen.
Hornbrook, last..evening, that the Argosy
left Cincinnati, yesterday, for this city on
the Hudson's old time, and will come
through SO as to take her departure on the
return, trip next Saturday afternoon. Pass.
engers and shippers win make note of
this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention re.assembled at s
o'clock, and nominations for Clerk Of Tho
Circuit Court being in order, the name anG
tpledge OF Joseph s. Irwin were present
cd The name and pledge of Thomas M
Darrah for the same office were also pre-
scented. N
The ballot resulted: Darrah 1025f; Ir
win 602t, fIt--l-T = -
Mr.. Darrah was declared the nominee
for Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
On motion 1t was made unanimous.
For the House of Delegates, Capt. A.
Wilson, w. w. Miller, M. F. Hullihen, j
". Morgan, j. w. Boring, James Robin;
son, Matthew Simms, r. g. Barr and Geo
Q. Davenport,were nominated and pledge
from them submitted. 80
Tho Convention decided to ballot firsl
Tor three TO represent the city district. %
The result was as follows: Wilson 800
Miller 1880; Hullihen 1881; Boring $685.
Barr 1896; Davenport 1888.
Messrs Miller, Barr and Davenport were
declared nominated.
The Convention proceeded to ballot ior
one to represent the country district, with
the following result: Robinson 146S;
Slmms $685.; Morgan 412i; Oldham 300
MIR. Morgan was declared the nominee
for the country district.
For Assessor in the City District Fred.
rick Unruh, James. @. Forbes, w. EN-
6lem, Ralph Arkle, George W. Rhodes,
Jacob 3. Beir and Thomas Grey were
nnnInOtnH
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKRRs

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and loo
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared Tbs
dye, in one preparatory which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold By
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, 4 co,
NASHUA, Nh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

FIGuT-on Sunday afternoon mar
named John Ashwerth, better known as
"Ashy," hrd a regular hand and tumble
fight with another man named Thomas
Murphy. During the fracas "Ashy" got
the worst oft, and having acknowledged
it, the melee was brought to close.
Officer Wins arrested both parties, and
locked them up, but through the influence
Of friend bonds were given for their ap.
pearance before police court this morning,
where the case will be settled.
Another.-on Sunday evening man,
whose name we were unable to learn, had
afrghtful head put on him, in a boarding
house in North Wheeling. He visited a
drug store and politely requested tho
owner to furnish him with medicine.
Being under the influence Of liquor, and
knowing that nothing would do his
wounds more good than to battle them
with. cold water the druggist advised him
to Try that remedy. The man left in no
pleasant state oil mind. No arrests
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

NEW DIREcroRY.-We acknowledge
the receipt of "SherifPs Wheeling Direc'
tory, 1s7s'7s, embracing a fall alphabet
ical record Of the names Of the citizens
also Business Directories Of Bellaire
Bridgeport and, Martins Ferry, and q
complete list Of the post offices in the
United States and Territories" The
volume, Of which the foregoing is the
title in full, is work of about 1926 pages
printed with large type and on good
paper. To-the business men Of our city
it is almost necessity.
The new directory contains about 1000
names more than any former one of our
city, showing that our population is
steadily increasing. The work is brought
down to date, and gives full list of city
officials, newspapers, educational lnstitu,
tions, churches, secret societies, banksand
bankers, insurance Offices, county officers
public buildings and halls, courts, post
office, custom house, U, s. internal rev.
enue and pension agency officials, U. s.
marshal, &c. Every business man in the
city should have copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

Every year increases thepOprl,S
ty Of this valuable Flair PreparotioD,
which is due to merit alone. v,
can assure our old patrons thatht
kept fully up to its high STANDARD,
audit is the only reliable andperFs.
ed preparation for restoring Gnt
OR FADED HAIR to its youth6lCOlW
making it soft, lustrous, and siken
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. Itremoves all eruptiop
and dandrutf, and, by its tonic ppop
critics, prevents the hair from filllr
out, as it stimulates and nourihs
the hair-glands. By its use, thehsi,
grows thicker and stronger In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the mosteco.
nomical HAIR Dressing ever used
as it requires fewer applications
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes ND,
State Assayer ofMassachusetts SAYS
"The constituents are pure, andcar.
fully selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the Best PREPA.
RATION for its intended purposes
Sold BY all Druggists, and Dealers In Itdeip
Price One Dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

P1scAToR1AI.-A party of gentlemen,
viz: Messrs. Morgan L. and Henry OFT,
Capt. Heiskell, James F. Barnes, John H.
Hobbs and DIR. Hazlett, left the city last
evening for Romney, on the South Branch
Of the Potomac. We understand the
gentlemen have gone for the purpose Of
decreasing the number Of fish in that
particular stream, and, as all are well
versed in that science, they will no doubt
meet with success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

HRATHES cHNEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket
-Winona, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
der, just received at PAUL & orTs, No.
80 Monroe street. They have also on
hand a full stock Of cheap and tlnepapers,
ranging in price from eight cents to five
dollars. They make specially OF Deco
rative Papers for Public balls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell.
ings. Give them a call.
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GheGntelEigstrrer
TUESDAY, JULY 2, le72.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Steamer Julia No. Q.
Grand Fourth Of July Picnic.
The Fourth Of July.
Fourth of July Excursion.
Shoe Fly.
Notary Seals, &c.
Two Valuable Inventions for Sale.
Fire.W orks, Flags, &C.
Ohio County Republican Convention.
State Of West Virginia.
G. Ehni, General Agent.
Blacksmith Wanted.
Watches-Oxtoby s DufIleld. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02

Try THEM-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat.
emitting. shirt which is gradually taking
fireplace of allothers. These shirts open
in the side and arc made in any, desired
style. ]. T. Lakin & Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a. perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.