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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-14
For the Jasper weekly caH-ier j.
Cannon School Education.

Mp. EDITOR: The Courier OF sth inst.
comes to hand brim full of local items.
comprising The humorous. business ana
serious subjects. giving yonr readers 4
pleasing variety. proving the literary
aspirations of the people OF DUBOIS
county. -.
some of the matters discussed in YOUR
paper are very important. That which
j. being examined by Messrs. A. and H.
t., relating to the public schools. Is one
of them. This subject should be fairly
and honestly examined. Having canght
= little of the mania for writing too.
would like to joi down few thoughts
on this subject.
do not wish to interrupt my friends.
A. and Il. T.. in their discussion. but to
suyye.. that there are indications OF too
much neat i'm their hints, they vii. never
arrive at truth in that way. nor lead the
nub,ic mind to examine a question I'M
partially and nationally. But TO cut my
article short for The present. ] will siEip-
Is state nv serious objections to appro-
nriatinp Public School Funds 10 advance
the interests of any Church whatever,
or any other purpose than that of Guilt
waiting and strengthening the intellect
Of the whole people.
The first is. il would he positively IN
inst 10 those who furnish the money.
Second. it is not necessary to the promo
ton Of the public's well being, the peo..
pie with an open Bible in their hands and
n proper attention to its prece;pts when
at home. do not need to be taught the
ecience Of religion at school. Third. II
is an outrage upon the freedom of the
human will to subject a student of liter.
AZURE to a catechetical or theological
training which his conscience may not
and perhaps should not approve. Fourth
each unions nearly always have and vii
corrupt the purity of any church. Fifth
theology, as taught by the fathers Of TIT
.chursh for five hundred years. has beer
an the rear of natural science in devel
,opipg truth. and never would yield {
point unsii compelled to do so by en-
iightened pnSiic opinion.
/ shall close Ibis article by saying tina
wish no lrritafing discussion with m
,,rr II. sn in the church, but should b
clad IL some Of the contributors to tn
columns Of the Courier, would cxanlin
in proper spirit these objections. 3.
IRELAND, March 10th, 1873.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE.

State of Indiana, Dubois County, SIS:
NOTICE is hereby given that Marga-
~ ret Grossman, administrators with
will annexed Of the estate Of Conrad
Grossmam, decea sed, has fled her petit
ton TO sell the real estate Of the deco
dent, his personal being insufficient to
pay his debts; and that said petition
will be heard at the next term Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of said county.
BAIL Ii. EDMoNsroN, Clerk
T.. &. T.. Dubois County.
WILL a. TRAyLOR, Atty.
Feb. 26th 1S73.-3w.
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List Of Lands Advertised for S.slr

List of Lands Advertised for Sale
FOR The non-payment OF principal and
interest due and remaining unpaid H.
the Common and Congressional Schoo,
Funds of Dubois County. INDIANA
STATE or INDIANA. Duxois C"ENry. -.
Co NGRESSIONAL SCIIOm.A FUND
Mrlver Thomas y. W. a. OF the \.
T.. az. see. 80 Z. l y. X. , " ...c"miaininy
10 acres mnorigayc,, 10 the State Of In
diana. for the u-c oil 7. = ; X 4 w.. for
the -mm of $50. interest So 50: fnisI
including dsuIy.ss and cost.
SID "a.
" : Eqr. Scr.sT sSR5 W.. con-
tainin. 81 acres mor'sa.r,lb y seriner-
>hrim Victoria. IL the State of Indiana.
for The use OF T2 SIR . w.. for the sum
of SgO: interest due sI+: total amount
damages ami rests $-:..T ~.
y. w or. of The : r ar. see. 81 TBS
II 3 w.. cnntainin. ~ acres. and the y
+ or. Of The > W ar. same see town and
range. 40 acres, nl"rtgayrd by Frlis John
l.. tn Tie STATE Of Indiana. for the use III
T ; = X 5 w.. for the sum Of $2,p: in
tcrc>i Sli: total amount melnding dam
a.:c> and costs Sg.ei -.
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
~ or. of the = w Or. containing 20
arrrs. and the = W ar. Of tho l. or.
~ wr~a oil in Sec. 2e.T =
X Wv. Morfyagcd nv Rkstrrsr Sieph-
ei,. to The State at Indiana. fer the nee
NJ The Common School Fund. f,r the
sim uf $50: Interest dive $-T 80: toisl
Amount Including damages and costs
s-y..s 81. r
y of tl,c s W ar. s;sr. IS TINR-
". confirming s's aerfs-:- mort gagged hr
,iniirr Pleasant r.. ~ -ie STATE IF lndi-
'api. for The use ,,f 81. Tsu,,nnp Srhonl
Fund. for the .nrn Of sxy:s... ;Yfrre~ due
81: total amount including ;t!nnaSrs
and costs @:5s5ss' -.
The ; T. ~ of The y W Or. cenfsin
ing ~ acres anil tho : w ar &c the \
y ar. cont;ln;g ~ arrr-. anil The T. "i
ia. = W GS~e,niainin.c ~ a'fr.-. all IN
seq ) I - y D W., s.,,rigayt-l ~ Viz
lioria >-'r,mrs1sin, 10 the stale 81 lndi-
ana. Tor the u>s y; the Common -sho"i
iFm,il. for the sun of s2ss Ii. Interest
line si1 81. total amount isiuindins
f,.arsgrs and ruSis so az.
|, K 4tn-na Iiise.g;. An1nsr II saiT
County. in said Stare. 10 hrr~by cerfisr
.tlrai ftie fcrs.n,in. Ri.t eoH'nsis' full
and corrcr; >iatcrnrnt ,f oil lands iianic
10 lie advertised and s..Ii fsr the ron
Ipay,.sni "t principal and in.errs, due
Ianf ran.ailii,g uuyaiis to the Common
neutrality-suspicious. School FUND.- Of iu-
Bn,;- Country. or the 4ih Mondav 81
March. 1878 together with the damages
and costs OF advertising the same.
y; GTST I.irSCHGI. \. d. C.
Witness my hand as Auditor Of .alr
runniy. TIL, a6ih day Of February, 1919.
|, Notice is hereby given io all whor'
to- NAY ~onrern, t!a. the whole 81 W"
several tracts Of land, In the foreg"ii.
1list contained. or 80 mach THEREOF :.
sssy bc necessary 10 pay The princIpa"
Interest. dan,a.s-s and rests 81 adVerii.-
lis.. drc from the over thereof. will ~
se,ld q, the Court llonsc docr In'Jasper'
Dnbois Comfy, State Of Indiana. on M
4ih Monday OF March. 1873. unless IN.
said principal. interest, darrnees sna
costs be paid before that time. Wines
my hard rs Auditor Of Dubois COUNTY
this 26th dav Of February. S73.
AUGUST LITSCHGI, a. ID. T.
Feb. 2sth, 1S73.-sws.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
~ dcrsigned has been appointed Adj
ministrator Of the estate of kaspcr
Strattman, late Of Dubois county, Ind.
deceased. Said estate is probably sol
vent. JOHN STRAITMAN,
March llth, 1873 Admir-.
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TASiiE. undersigned. Counoy ArHai~en
4 of Dubois county. hw rpposnted
the following gentlemen y, his Dcpniies'
in Tie various townships:
cambridge Tr.-.Iohn II. McEtiior
and Frank Flax.
HARRISON Up. joel ID. 'rraylor
patoia Tp.-Jamcs T.. Spnrlock az d
O. J. Grreuoway.
Columbia ZIP. w. W. kin.lall aN,'
PHILIP Dillcy
Ferdinand TIP. &C. L'ken and Fraris
Becker.
Hall TIP. Horne Wand Allen r.
Fleming.
The public are thcref re hereby mott
fed Ia respect them acc' rdimg;y.
An Of the above u uned Deputies
are notified to meet ut Il G Court Hoase,
in Jasper. on Saturday. March, 10Th. 10.
nj o'clock. T.. NJ. for TIL. tlansaction Of
business connected with their respective
At. FLEMING, Appraiser.
March T. Avs.
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~Thc law concerning jnrymen went
into etlrrt last week. Ey lis provisions
no one can serve as iuryn'an who has
engaged in that capacity dgrin. the pas,
wear. Ii is preit, rough Oh the PROBES
SIGNALS.
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~ The t'nuniy Superintendent hiii
before tho LEGISLATURE provides that
hereai,er teachers shall receive their reg
MAR salaries while in ATTENDANCE at The
Gouu,y Teachers Institutes
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NJ The canvass of the Great Eastern
circus. exhibiting in Louisville, KY,
blew over last Monday. while the show
was crowded with 1000 or 5000 people.
The falling Of the center pole killed two
persons.
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- The Indiana LEGISLATURE adjourn
rd las, Monday. l,was very indmStTi-
which have in tho wa! OF cnaciins laws.
uus BODY.
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4 Forty eight page beck c.n'ainny arsv.-s -
Questions Of iinrorahse Ssbt lse 10 aair-.> g.
ten cent?. Atursss Mis-. 81. METaiEI. lian.,-s 4.
March II. 10 In.
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To BE CIEARRD.-Sergeant Davis has
commenced the work Of clearing the side.
walks OF distractions, and proposes to con.
tInue It until passage along them shall be
FREQ and safe at all hours Of the day and
night. At some points they are hnd have
been from time immemorial almost, 80
occupied with boxes, barrels, &c, as to be
well nigh impossible. All this is to be
changed. The space allowed BY the Or
dlnance e feet) may be used for storage
purposes; all between that line and the
cur6stone must be kept clear. We would
call the attention Of tho Sergeant to
the awning frames over the paVements
in many places. They are so low that II
requires considerable engineering skin by
persons wearing plug hats to steer clear Of
the oVerhanging beams. The ordinance
makes 1t tho sergeant's duty to attend to
the matter referred to, and It Il hoped that
no offence will be taken when he does
that which Is required Of him.
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POLICE COURT Two Of the parties
concerned in the fight, Tuesday afternoon,
mentioned in our columns yesterday
morningO were before Judge Rogers to
answer therefore yesterday. Robert Love
and Robert Gray were arraigned in the
order we have named them, Tor their par.
ucipaton in the scrimmAge mentioned
After full hearing, the former was fined
ten dollars and costs; and the latter,
twenty and costs.
Edward Duffy, whose trial was post
poned Tuesday morning on account Of
The absenceor witnesses, answered yester.
day morning. Hc was charged with dlsor.
derby conduct. The testimony showed
that he was drawn into the difficulty, to
considerable extent, against his will.
His Honor fined him one dollar only and
costs.
1T. johnson, charged with committing
q nuisance on the streets, was discharged.
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FURTHER PARTrou1ARs.-We men
toned the breaking Of Mr.. G. R. Tingles
arm Tuesday evening near Fulton, in
yesterday mornings INTELLIGEEcER. A
gentleman who was present when the &C.
cident occurred informs us that as MI
T. and Henry Burns were driving down
the hill just west of Fulton their horse
frightened and sprang suddenly towards
the bank on their right. Mr.. Burns leap
ed from the buggy just before 1t made the
plunge over the brink and escaped IN
hurt. Mr.. Tingle, the horse and the
vehicle went over rho prcCIptcs and land
ed on the rocks several feet below. The
buggy was broken to pieces, and Mr. T.
sustained two fractures in one ofhtsarmsr
besides several pretty severe Commissions
Surgical aid was summoned and his con-
dition made comfortable as the nature
and extent of his injuries would permit
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TuIEvEN0 IN THE CouNTRY-Thc res
idence Of Elijah Marlin, in Richland dis.
trict, was entered a few days ago by
thieves, and nearly all the mems clothing
about the premises stolen.
The house Of John Moore In the same
district, was also visited BY the same
gang, or a similar one, but nothing was
taken-the thieves having been frighten'
ed away before they had secured any
thing. Officer Courtney was in the city,
yesterday, on the lookout for these Eel
lows, but 1t Is feared they have succeeded
In getting away.
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THE New r. R DEPoT-We hear
that an architect from Baltimore will
visit our city next week, to examine site,
SC. Of the contemplated new depot Of the
Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad. As soon as
the plans arc prepared and approved the
ground will DO broken and the building
DO erected with oil possible dispatch. We
have no doubt tho Company will put up a
structure that will be creditablo to the
great corporation and to the city.
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To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERs.-H.
s. White, Esqr., Of Bolton, informs our
readers elsewhere In this mornings paper
that he Is prepared to fill orders Tor lum'
Der and timber ofall dimensions Having
three saw mills In active operation, and
being located in tho nearest timber dis
trict Of any consequence TO this market,
he can, on very short notice, furnish
the lumber required to build good sized
town. We are confident our carpenters
and builders will 6nd 1t ts their interest
to patronize Mr.. W. He will shortly
have in operation planning mill, and will
then be able to supply oak flooring, dress
ed, in almost unlimited quantity. BE
has on hand the choicest yellow poplar
lumber, which, for many purposes, is
equal 10 If not superior to pine. For
fuller information. call on or address Mr..
W. at tho point named above.
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COUNTY CoURT.-Yesterday's session
OF tue County Court was held in the
Clerks ofIlce-an arrangement having
been made by which Judge Jackson was
10 occupy the court room. Very little
business was done. and that principally
on the chancery side Of the Court. The
last will and testament Of Valentine Epple
was probated and admitted to record.
Mrs. Maria Epple qualified as Exccutrix
bond $4,000.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
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PosTpoNEMENT OF sALE-On account
oil the non. arrival Of the largest portion Of
the stock Of Oil Paintings and Chromos,
the Auction Sale was postponed until this
evening at Z o'clock. We arc Informed
by Mr. WiCkham that the stock will sure.
ly arrive to day, having been delayed on
the way. We would call the attention Of
our readers to this sale, as 1t will surpass
anything OF the kind ever before here.
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-Joshua Buckley has
been appointed postmaster at Buckeye
Cove, Pocahontas county, Oiee N. G, Bar
low, declined; G. W. Maddox, at Jump,
ing Branch, Mercer county, Vico Jonas A.
Deeds, resigned; Abraham Homer, at
Jones Springs, Berkeley county, UicO J,
Fl. Miller, resigned; Ballard P. Conrad,
at Hackers Valley, Webster county, VicG
Rebeccs Mace, resigned; James P. Null
lens, at spurlockville, Lincoln county,
UteO Allen Vunnetta, resigned; Pardon G
Barrett, at Murphy's Mills, Wood county
Uiee F. Murphy, resigned.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestiugs &c, of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock oil Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any first.class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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ALL THE LATEST new Sheet Music and
Music Books, are received twice a week
at Sheib's music store, Washington Hall;
and very complete arrangements go into
effect this week, whereby orders for Sheet
Music will be obtained much more
promptly than heretofore. All wanting
choice music should examine the stock
at Sheib's,
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81. EMsuEIMER has arrived with ono Of
the uobbiest stocks of goods Of tho season.
he will open this morning 100 pieces Of
Calico, warranted fast color, at 10c per
yard, Bleached Muslin worth 1Sc all
over the city, at 12tc. Look out for
great Bargains at NJ. EmsheimePs, 100
Main street, four doors above Union.
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U. 8. DISTRICT CoURT,-Thls Court
met promptly at Q o'clock yesterday
morning, in the County Court House.
DC motion, Fred Rogers, Esq., Of this
city, was admitted to practice.
Two cases in Admiralty, viz: Lemuel J.
Stone %. Tho Steamer ]. N. Mccullough,
and AIicheal Reilly CS. Tho Steamer VIII
liam Butler, were get for trial next Tues
day.
A jury was empanneled and the testi'
moDy in the case Of the Barnum q
Van Amburg Museum and MenaRerle
Company rS the FIRE and Marine Insur'
aucc Company, Of this city, was COM
menced. The trial Of this cause will
probably consume two or three days.
1t was thought, last evening, that the
Grand Jury would not be cmpanneled
before Tuesday Of next week.
Adjourned until nine o'clock TINS morn
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EducatlonaI,
WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

RStAblIGhed BY Congress; adopted By the State
aided BY the bOneVolenee Of individuals, SOcie
he', and other institutions.
Five Departments Of IngtEueHoh-EtOraEy,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Rnginoor.
Ing Also q thoroughly organised Preparatory
Department,
In charge OF AlArgo Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and suoooOSful edueatots.
FALL. T8RH begins September Oh. wuvVv,
December 9TH. SFRn0, March 9lth.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1879.
Total expenses nom $50 to $3.50 per rear, Io,p
70 those boarding In clubs,
Send for Catalogue, containing full pareeu.
ALKX. MARTIN, President
NOAsANFOwN, ". Va , July IS lsTa. Iy1O
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LOUIS DEcnERT wishes to call the at.
tentlon Of his friends and the public IN
general to his JeWelry Store, which he
has just opened in Beck's Block on Mar
ket street, where will be found q very
extensive stock Of goods usually kept IN
such places, consisting ladies' and
gents gold Watches and Chains, silver
Watches, American and Swiss; fine Jew
elry Sets, Bracelets, SC, &c. He makes
a specially OF Clocks and spectacles,
which can be bought cheaper there than
in any other place Of the city. Give him
a call and examine his stock before;pur'
chasing elsewhere.
Remember the place, Beck's Block,
Market street, three doors above German
Bank.
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RA1N-Yesterday about noon, a driz-
Cling rain began to fall here, and contin.
ued with varying violence until after dark.
There was a marked change In the tem-
peraturc, the summer heat Of the preced-
ing three or four days giving place to that
much moro becoming the first days in
ApriI.
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GOSH THEY ARE CHEAP.-I Blum &
Bro. offer this morning all wool FAbrique
d'Sh suitings, worth rs cents, at At cents,
in the new shades. II there is any virtue
in low prices, these goods will certainly
induce purchase. Go to Blum's, ladies
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LOUISIANA STATE FAlR-We acknowl.
edge the receipt OF Complimentary" to
the Seventh Annual exhibition Of the
Louisiana State Mechanics and Agricul.
tural Fair Association, to open on the
23d inst. and close on the Goth. ...
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Down THEY Cove offer this morn
iug our 81 90 pure NohOirs at rs cents
other numbers reduced likewise. Ladies,
call and take your own evidence as sell
conviction on tho merit OF these Mohairs.
l. Blum 6 Bro, 1874, or at the Branch
House, ITO Main street.
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LADIES and gentlemen come and see
the bargains | am receiving now. have
Just returned from tho east, and the bar
gans will astoDtsh you in every thing In
Dry Goods and Notions. Come and see
for yourselves, and Judge them according
to their merittI. J. ". Ferrel, Center
Wheeling.
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QheQmtelklqetrGer
THURsDAY, APRIL>IO, 1873.
Nav ADVERTISEMENT.


Grand Concert and Tableaux. q
Notice. - o.. sFSfsf
Copartnership.
Another Lot of Plain Tints.
Hair Jewelry-Oxtoby & Dufleld.
Use Koch's Swiss Bitters.
For Sale
Take Care Of Your Books.
Trustees Sale oil Real Estate. 49,
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Best OUT YET.-Ladies, step in at
Messrs. l. Blum s. Bros and examine
the quarter Dress Goods they are offer
ing this morning. Our word for 1t, you
willSbe surprised.
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EXQUISITE STYLEs-Wo have opened
this morning an elegant line Of Wrapper
Goods in sage and mlgnonette colors,
which VIC offer at 80 cents. l. Blum &
Bro, 1874 and 10 Main street.
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EDGING! EDaINGI EDGINa IA new
lot Of Hamburg Edgipg and Inserting,
so per cent cheaper than ever, at II. Jo'
cobs',
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A BEAUTIFUL line Of Dress Goods Just
received, and ready Tor sale very cheap Of
Sitter b Roth's, No. IS Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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PERSONAL. Governor Jacob leaves
Charleston to day Tor a little recreation.
ae will probably reach this city, satur-
day. From here he goes TO spend few
days at his home in Hampshire county.
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CONCERT and TabIesux, at Wesley
Chapel, South Wheeling, Thursday and
Friday evenings, April 10Th and 11th.
Every body 60.
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PREsBYTERY.-The Presbytery Of
Washington, which embraces the Pres
byterian churches Of this city, will meet
at Burgettstown, Pa, on Tuesday week,
ODD inst
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TIE Victoria and Congress Tie, und
JunIata and CroquOt Slippers for ladies'
Braided and Brocha Slippers for gents
Just received at L. V. Bonds. f..
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TER LATEsT.-The Compass. Walking
Boot for ladies and misses, and all the
latest styles OF ladies', misses" and chill
dren's shoes can he found at L. V. Bonds
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MAIL MEssENGER.-Dwight B. Bald
win has been appointed mail messenger
at Coalburg, in lieu of Mat, Bowles, from
January, 1878, at $50 per annum.
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FRATERNAI CALL-Rev. DR.. Hard
wicke, Of the Baptist Record, made us a
brief call an evening or two since. He Is
here attending the District Court.
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Go AND see those fine Boys Cassimers
sold at Zoe per yard. all wool, warranted,
at NJ Emshelmer's $50 Main street, four
doors above Union.
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THOSE beautiful shawls are sold by N.
Rmsheimer, 100 Main street, 90 per cent
less than any other house in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-10

NEW PLATFORM gang Of workmen
are now engaged in putting down a very
superior platform in the freight depot Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in this
CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-10

LADIES, so TO H. Jacobs and sec the
finest assortment Of Shawls in tho city.
Prices TO suit you all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-10

ANY styleot double button Shoes you
may want, can be got OF Jerry Clemens,
corner Of Main and Union streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-10

TEE largest stock, the latest styles, and
the cheapest boots and shoes in tho ;lty,
at L. Y. Bonds,