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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13
CARD.

ME-. EDIToR Will you allow me space
In your valuable sheet to make complaint
and If possible, remove from my reputa-
ton stain. While our boat was being
repaired at Middleport, ! was arrested
and as many good citizens oil that place
admit, robbed Of eight dollars and fifty
five cents. The charge against me was
for swearing. was guilty but not more
80 than the majority OF the citizens OIL
that place, who do with impunity what
q stranger dare not. 1t has been stated
to me BY responsible parties that they
generally take strangers In, in that vii
lsge, and do for them, and ! would warn
river men TO be on their guard. The only
witness against me was Doctor Reed
who am informed is generally q med
der in others business, and bears thai
reputation with all good citizens. Othert
who were present will be willing &c
Vouch FOR my statement and to those per
SONS can refer. GEO. S. WILSON.
Steamer Science.
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ATTENTION, CoucrLNEN.-As there is
to be meeting Of Council this evening,
we take the liberty OF calling attention to
q little matter that is worthy the atten.
ton oil that august body. We refer to
the rCarranging and remaining and num-
berlDg the houses oil our city. This is a
mstter that Council seems to treat as Of
no importance, and yet 1t is something 10
which every citizen Is concerned. VAR.
Gus schemes have OF different times been
offered, any ono Of which would have
done very we'll, for any Of them, II car
rled out, would have so arranged the
streets. and the numbers Of the houses
that now our city would have a free mail
delivery.
We would suggest to Council that they
adopt some plan tonight and put the
work under contract at once, for we be,
lieve that our citizens will DO satisfied
with almost any scheme that may bScar.
ried into effect, as anything would Be bet
ter than the no-system that now exists.
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THE WEBER PIANOS, which have no
rival, aud are 10 day what other makes
trsre once the best In the world, las en-.
dorsed by the first musicians Of the age,
are now and will hereafter be found in
full supply, at Sheib's Music Store, Wash.
ingIon Hall, where an agency has recent.
ly been established. Messrs. Sheib & Co
arc always up TO or in advance Of the
times, and We are sure that all who want
first.class piano will find it at their eG
Establishment. We hail the introduction
OF the Weber piano with satisfaction and
our people will appreciate their superior.
itY we know.
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COUNTY CoURT.-The following is a
summary OF the business transacted by
the County Court yesterday: John KleVis
and Peter Erb plead guilty 10 indict-
ments Tor selling liquor on Sunday. Judge
Cochran fixed the fine Of each at $40 and
costs. The case of Andrew Hosenieldt
was continued until to-day. John Max.
well and Joseph BURY each pleadedguil.
ty on the charge Of petty larceny, and
they were each sentenced TO ten days in
the county Jail. The Court ordered a
writ Of possession to be issued in the case
Of Bridget McEntee u. Robert 0'HAre.
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A VBT 10 GREEHwooD-TheEe are
not many more agreeable things than a
drive behind a EAST stopper" over a good
road, under1Buch q sky az yesterdays and
not many pleasanter spots to visit than
Greenwood Cemetery, on the National
road, some three miles cas-! Of the city
The cemetery looks very beautiful, with
its carpet of bright green, with its young
shrubbery and It's white monuments
cleaning in the sunshine, The grounds
are filling up much faster than any one
who has not visited them lately would sup
pose; and one cannot but be struck by the
general superiority oftne monuments with
which the cemetery has become thickly
studded. Many Of these do credit to the
affection and liberality which prompted
their erection. One Of the largest and
most elegant oil these testimonials to the
dead Is that recently erected BY tho iami'
ly Of the late Holston Harden, ESQ, to
honor and pefpetuste his memory. 1t is
shalt of beautiful Scotch granite resting
on base Of Quincy granite. 1t is near
twenty feet in height and weighs seven
tons, Is massive yet symmetrical IN
its proportions, and so simple and
tasteful In It's design as 10 please the most
critical and cultivated taste. 1t Is from
the works OF J. II. Bristor, Of Steuben-
vile, and is certainly most creditaole
alike to the designer and workman. The
lettering Is better than any we remember
to have seen in that kind Of stonei which
10 so fiinty as almost TO defy the finest
steel. Another monument from the same
works is that erected by DR.. Reed, ofCen'
tire Wheeling, in memory Of his daughter
Mra Dunaway. Another is the very large
and beautiful shalt Of white marble
erected by the family Of the late Jacob
Berger, Esq. These steubenyllle works
appear to be executing a good many
orders from this locality, and it must be
conceded they are doing their work very
well, Il they may be judged by their mon
umenb in Greenwood. ',-
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POLICE CoURT.-YesterdaYs session OF
the above curt waG mote remunerative
to the city than any session for some time.
The following cases were disposed of:
Lem. Busby, disorderly, dismissed Thorn.
as Croga1. dIsorderlY, IS and costs; Ed.
ward johnson, committing filthy act on
the street, So and costs; Benjamin Vail,
disorderly, IS and COSTS Thomas McCor,
mick, disordGrly, $40 and costs. McCor.
mick was engaged in fight on eth street,
on tie 24th Of April, but he eluded the
officers until Saturday evening.
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NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-We call the a!ten.
ton Of the Street Commissioner 10 the
condition of John street at the intersection
Of Fourth, This place has been in IN al
most impossible condition all winter and
has been an annoyance to every person in
East Wheeling, who had any hauling to
do, ever since the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road tore 1t up last season.
We don't know whether the railroad
company agreed to repair 1t or not, but
that some one should do it, and that at
once, Is apparent to every observer, and
that 1t has not been done long since is a
public shame. -f .H.
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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, YestingS Sc, 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 flrSt.cIasS house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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HARD UP.-An illustrlous citizen Of the
Eighth Ward, who is fond of attending
circusses and "sich" like, made up his
mind few days before Old John came
here with his show that he wo1ld certain.
ly attend the Worlds Exposition. And
10 this end he commenced saving his
money, for although he Is man tolerable
well 10 do in the world, he does not han.
die much OF "the ready" and as he wished
to take bis wife he figured up that the
costs would be just 81 "A; the dollar for
entrance tlcKgIB ana tho vdd coats for car
fare. But with all of the scraping and
raking together ofloose change our friend
found on the morning OF the circus that
be lacked something like forty cents. To
raise this sum he during the forenoon
took an old pair Of boot legs that he
mad been saving fer some time, TO q
neighboriDg shoemaker and sold them
for seventy.dy6 cents. he started for
home happy, but upon arriving there, he
found 10 his horror that he had on his
way home lost not only the 75c, but the
rest Of the circus money. But the old
man was not to be beat In that way. He
had made up his mind to goto that cir
Gus and go he would, so to raise the mon
cy he drew up q note for the royal sum
Of one dollar and twenty-five cents and
had Il diurnnntnd The old gentle.
man walked oil the way to the show and
return, letting his wife ride, and thinks
that when the 90 days come around, he
will be able to lift that little note. 20
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BACuARACH sells Straw Hats al CSC.
Bacharach selle Flowers at zoe.
Bscharach sells Corscts at Coo.
Bachsrach sells Kid Gloves at Toe. q.
Bacharach sells Suk Ties at 75c. 7r
Bacharach sells silk Flschues at Csc
BachArach sells Fans at &c.
Bacharach sells Hosiery at lOC.
Bacharach sells Ribbons ats
Bacharach sells Belts at 15c.
Bacharach sells Parasols at S5c.
Bscharach sells Tides at 1Oc.
Bscharach sells baces at lOc. ..
Bscharach sells Hair Braid at2Oc.
Bacharsch sells Handkerchiefs Of &c.
Bacharach sells Pocket Books at zoe.
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UEADULTERATED MEAENESa-Some-
time between Saturday night and yester-
day morning, some person impelled by a
spirit Of righteousness, Clipped of the
corners Of the pressed brick pilasters Of
Hsmilton's Opera House, in several pla-
ces, thus diHguring them for oil time tc
come, Not long since large chunk was
also knocked oil the corner Of one OF the
cut stone stills. Any man that Is mean
enough TO thus Ipjure mans property, is
too ornery to live in civilized commu-
nifty. Mr.. Hamilton authorizes US to offer
a reward OF twenty-five dollars for any
Information that will lead to the detection
Of the rascal.
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A LONG sJoURNRY.-Master friedrich
the boy who was advertised for by bis
mother a few days ago, returned 10 town
on Sunday evening and was lodged in the
lookup. Yesterday morning his brother
went to take him out, but for some time
he refused to go, and claimed not to know
his brother. he was finally induced to
accompany him home. Frederick claims
that he walked all the way to Pittsburgh
and return, which is pretty good
tramp for boy twelveyears OF age.
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CIRCUIT CoyRT.-The following bust.
ness was transacted in the Circuit Court
yesterday: ....
HickCrt McKain "a. W. H. Chapman,
two cases, continued until the Goth inst;
also, the case of Joseph Greer CO. Porter
Smith, until the same day. The follow
ing cases were continued until the eth
inst: James Vance c.. R. Humphrey, and
VIM. Hare rs. W. W. Miller & Co.
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HEALTuv,-The physicians say thai
the health Of our city is very good for the
time of the year. Druggists also COM
plain of dull business in the prescription
line. We hope that the authorities will
keep gu eye to tho condition OF streets
and alleys so that this state ofthings may
continue. .,,..
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BACHARAcH sells Hats cheap.
Bacharach sells Flowers cheap.
Bacharach sells Ribbons cheap,
Bacharach sells uaces cheap.
Bacharach sells Fans cheap.
Bscharach sells Parasols cheap.
Bacharach sells Hair Goods cheap.
BacharaCh sells Fringes cheap.
Bacharach sells Hoop Skirts cheap.
Bacharach sells Leather Belts cheap.
Bacharach sells Jewelry cheap.
Bacharach sells Kid Gloves cheap.
Bacharach sells Hamburg Edgingt
cheap.
Bacharach sells Silk Ties cheap.
Bacharach sells Buttons cheap.
Bacharach sells Hosiery cheap.
BsChRrach sells Corsets cheap.
Bacharach sells Velvet Ribbons cheap
Bacharach sells Lace Collars cheap
Bacharsch sells Linen Collars cheap,
Bacharsch sells Linen Cuffs cheap.
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PLENTY OF CoURTs.-II any body
wants to get up a law suit, the:present
week would be good time az there will
be courts enough in session TO attend 10
any amount Of legal business. The Police
Court, County Court, Circuit Court and
U. 8. District Court will each hold daily
sessions for the balance Of the week.
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In TowN.-Col. F. y. Grant, son ofthe
President, arrived In town yesterday
morning, and took rooms at the Mcclure.
BE left yesterday morning for Washing
ton, Pa, where he will spend few days,
and from thence he goes 10 join General
Sheridan in the Nodoc country.
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INFALLrBrLITY.-Accorling to the va
rious advertisements Of selling Goods 10,
IS, 20, rs and even 40 per cent, making in
all about ITO per cent, less than any other
house in the city is beyond my compre-
hension. own my house, have no rent
to pay, buying and selling Tor cash, there.
fore, kind reader, l propose to sell all
kinds OF Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Shades, and everything
else in the Dry Goods line at less profit
than any house in the trade. Please call
and examine for yourself, and oblige yours
truly, Henry Roemer, Centre Wheeling
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NGttaHS' CIyJtal Discovery will restore
the color TO faded and gray hair, remove
dandruG and stop its falling. The only
article in use entirely harmless-no
lead, no silver, no sulphur, no stains,
no sediment, no shaking up to do. A.
NattGns, Inventor and Proprietor, Wash.
ington, D. C. eodkw
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BOUND 0vER.-Arthur Brickerton was
arrested yesterday charged with creating
10 disturbance OF the peace. BE was taken
before Esq. Schultz, who upon hearing
OF the case, put him under bond TO keep
the peace for six months.
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BEFORE EsQR; ScHULTz.-Frederick
Burkhart was arrested a day or two since
by Henry Schultz and taken before the
above named justice, charged with whip.
ping a little son Of Hiram Burkett. He
was bound over to keep the peace for six
months.
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IL THE CETY-C. Hedrick, Secretary
Of State, arrived in town yesterday from
the permanent seat. We do not know
how long MIR. Hedrick proposes to remain
in town, but believe Tor several days. He
is at the Mcclure.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

EsabllIhod by Congress; adopted BY the State;
aided By tho bSnsVOlencS Of individuals, socte'
ties, and other institutions.
Five Departments Of InStTueton-LitoEAEy,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer
ing Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department.
In charge Of large Faculty OF accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALL. TERN begins September 4th. WINTER,
December 9Th, SPRIN0, March cith.
CONFINEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses nom $50 to taSo per year. Lost
TO those bossdinR in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing GIl' parteu
lars, 70 ., :, IL.
MoROAN4owH. ". Va July 10, 1877. iys0
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JUST received, 1876 Marseilles Quilts.
An auction lot. Big bargains, as low as
81 %. You will buy them II You see
them. They are splendid. J. W. Ferrel,
Centre Wheeling.
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Tue Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. All coIors Of
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pers to suit everybody, Just received at
L. V. Blends.
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ANOTHER duplicate lot Of splendid
Carpets and Rugs Of all kind, 20 per cent
len than can be had in the city, look al
them before you buy. ]. ". Ferrei, Cen
tire Wheeling. D..
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ADMINISTRATOR APPoTNTED.-J. NJ
Blckel was yesterday appointed by the
County Court administrator upon the es'
tate Of the late Henry Brues; bond
Sb5 600
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GheQmtelLi9errter:
TUESDAY. MAY I3. 1873.


Dividend-First National Bank.
Furniture-G. Mendei, Booth u Co.
Removable. & ]. N. CharDock.
For Sale-One 81 600 Ten per CT. Bond
Sitter s Rolh-Dry Goods, &c.
Stoneware-R. j. Smyth.
Family HO;ses-W. Estep.;
Drugs-Siivey.
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Oh A STRIRE-The coal diggers in
Kimberly So Oo'o- GOAL hank are ON Q
strike. This time they are not asking lor
an increase but resisting decrease in
wages.
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ITO the most renowned Alkaline OF carb9nated
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been claimed for an other mineral water the
poVef 10 dissolve tho urAteS, or 90 called chalk
tormG,Ions IN the body or on The limbs and joints.
ri is Inc Gettysburg kataiysinc Water has done
In hundreds Of instAheeS- Gotk, Rheitt1dtiSIH,
Nairdl0Id. DygpEpEi6, GrGpl DtabShS, Kidney
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and medical NritFrA marvellous aud Well.attestcd
cures, and testimonials from diStInS ul1hSd cia'
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N South FrntI 81, Philadelphia. Pa.
0ETfTIBURo SPRlNG Co.
FCl air bV EDMUND BOOKING and Drug.
RiStA generally mAFl7
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THE great rush at H. Jacobs for the
Las. fOw days was caused by his selling
goods so low. 1t Is not possible that he
can sell White Goods and MarseilJes
Quilts at such bw prices long.
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LOOK out for special opening and sale
Of Lace Points, Jackets, and Suits at my
new store on Wednesday evening, May
14th. Emanuel Emsheimer.
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GRAND Gift Concert, to come oil at
Omaha, Neb., May Goth, 1873. Tickets
one dollar. To be had at Mayer & Sons
Cigar Store, Market street,
@. D, FLEMINO. dOL
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US. CoURr.-The United States Dis
trict Court will meet in the United States
Court room in the Custom House this
morning.
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Doors AND SHoEs-Men aud boys
goat and calf, Congress, Newport, and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert Gait.
ers, warranted equal to custom work and
much cheaper, at L. V. Bonds.
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PERsoNAL-Attorney General Ii. NJ,
Matthews and Marshal Slack arrived in
town yesterday. They took rooms at the
Mcclure.
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Miss E.. J. HODGE, late with Lord s.
Taylor, Of New York, has charge of the
Millinery Department at Bacharach's
Millinery House. LII
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THE Black Alpaca that was consider
ed cheap at 65c last week, ! will sell this
week at so cents. Henry Jacobs.
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,SHAwLs AND PARAsOLS, PARAsoLs AND
sHAwLs.-I will sell PAraSols and Shawls
this week still cheaper than ever. H.
Jacobs. 49,
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NoTcE.-Go TO L. V. Blends, for the
newest styles and cheapest bools and
shoes ever offered in the CITY.
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CRY CoUNcu.-The City Council will
meet Tonight.
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The photographs made at RObinsonl
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
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PARTIES, Weddings and Festivals fur
nished with the best Ice Cream and Wa
ter Ices at Chrs. r. Behler's.
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ITO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS &
L LUMBERMBS ~. y. White, Of Bolton,
y est Va IS miles cast Of Wheeling, has now In
suec. ssful operation three Saw Mills, 10 the
Virginia; has seven miles Of Tram road, which
gives him the hnest facilities for hlllnR orders
prompt for any and all kinds OF timber, sawed.
ftn, or In thelog, Of any lumberman in the s4'o
Bis experience Of several years teaches that
He eGn All large orders for heavy timber on
short notice: has always on hand large stocks Of
real Yellow Poplar OF different siHSs, and wilt
hGye large Planning Mill In operation in thirty
dIJs that will add 70 his facilities for furnishing
He would respectfully AK attention o. those
interested before purchGSlbE. APPS
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A SPLENDID LOT Of new stereoscoplc
views has Just been received at Robin.
anna
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.

KEHELx cHnLMOLT-By BulWsr-ClOth 81 Is;
II RHi KSrIK1aBr-By r. W. RobtnOOn-PA.
Hi.ToRIO oElsu OF TgE BIBLE-By +. Cone
BIGsell, A. n.-CIGth q %. c,., =, RI
TBH FBHn0 ToUNiTS-By Charles HallOek-
oUiDpTffnj or Az TRIR-By Capt Bell,
PLAY AID PEo7rT-ByR z. P. Poe-Oloth 81. 50.
JOHANNA OLAF-By Elizabeth DsWille-Cloth
4 FAN sA1oN-By justin Mccarthy Cloth
LTLpE " EfSS-By Goo. n. Throop- Cloth 81 90.
T4E oFHIH GRIS-By ArS. A. D. T. Whitney
T1SSn,S PciETS N LIrE-By Rev. Frederick
ArDold-Cleth 81 =.
PoEHs-By Clara AuguBta-Cloth g.
PoENs-By Gay NarAmore-Cloth 81 %.
THE MYBTRT OF NKTRoPoLIBVILLH-ByR Rev
Edward RgHleston-ClOth 81 90.
Pa MBFTo LIAvES by Nm. II. B. StoWe-Cloh
LGSD HoPI'S cHOrcE-By Ann 8. Stephens
PtH1PrI 3 EHu PACrH0-By VIM. R, Bliss
Nor wfTHOUr THORES-By Innls Graham
snTk HuSTrIaTON-By JuuAC. Il. DOrr-ClOth
TtbrI i AND TEHDzKrns or RELIGIOUS THoUaHT
Cloth 81 80.
r. A full line OF Stationery. Wall Paper,
CroQuet, Pocket Books, &C., always on hand.
J. d. STANTON,
COR. MONROE AND lARKET sTREETs,
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RFRs, N, ZIEgENFELDER, CON,

Mrs. NJ. ZIEGENFELDER, CON-
Wl PETITIONER, and Prophetrefs Of Ice
cream saloon, No. odd Fellows' HIll building,
respectfully informs her friends that she pro.
poses to continue the business conducted BY her
husband lately deceased, and is prepared 10 al
ofd,rs for Parties, Weddlngs, PicnicS, &c. Afnll
hand She has secured the services Of arst
cruss workman. and che Ia confident that all
2 DDS purchased from her will give ERtBLac ion.
Prices reasonable. Tho patronage OF the public
collected. apo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13

PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed at RobinSon's Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-13

If your horse Is troubled with Lame
ness, Throat Distemper, Scratches, ETC.,
get bottle Of Pain Cure Oil and apply It,
1t has no equal Tor man on beast. Sold by
all druggists.