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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
<'rutchliclJ House.

j, d. Quin, TcNns ana Pacific Railroad j..
W. Simmons II. 7. Austin and John Lane,
st. Louis; Joseph Roth, Texas; Horace Rowe
Austin b, DoUgherty, Union lIill III, Boy
kin, brooklyn; u. stewart, Joe Gibbons,
Texas; j. W. Brooks, Texas and Pacific X. VI,
,Iletun, Charles ljnbcOck, NJ. NJ. Hall, Macon,
tin.; s. :. Thomas eityG Mike RannnhGn, 4.
4. Sargent, Texas and Pacific l.Niirond AR,
Ellsworth, Texas; j, hcosc, III l'aso; a. L,
Kirby, Texas; 4. Il, crosse, Galveston; j, NJ.
iInndley William shannon, Texas; W, =.
Moore, Dir. j. j. Randall Joseph Loeb, san
Antonio; Ed, j, Fletcher, 81. Louis; a, I.
A liauuflpr Fart Worth
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49, BhnnWAN'
HAMMocISs.
NEw signs.
LINEN busters
SHAVED heads
SWALLOW tail coals.
Tnr crackers comlng!n'
A BODY notwithstanding
A nIRp of holcy resolyes--' Woo'-
pccker AG
BInp-NrsTs twlitcrlng aud en''l''s
with their young VIZ Y
DALLAS undertakes are the most
prompt of collectors
on! for n twltch or two OF . peco'''
Der or u bite Of January
Am.E's transparency caught ',rc,
about eleven o'clock Monday nlsh', p'''
the flames were arrested just III '''''e
to save the whole block
RELATIVES Of man who has been
hung, may relieve their qualification
} bthc consideration ,thathesthc LAST
orlIIIs ilSEy 6
TIM ilollk column to 4tbc Messrs'
Fields new buildings are being placed
In position. The masonry work h the
most massive ever constructed IN TINS
city.
Our llberal-heartod friend Kctchum,
of the house Of b. Marcus Wholesale
liquor dealers, hNsourlslndcst aclpowl-
Judgments for box Of Incompatible
Havanas. May your sunny phiz and
generous heart be longln The land.
A MAN fell down stairs over on def
ferson street the other day and broke
his nose. AT thu consummallon of the
down trip, and upon discovering The
nasal Gabridgeilent no jumped upanl
cyclame, I've been trying my
saightIdSt VI Isst rhlcf half ofthat
darned oldnosc, mdnowryed oneitH p
&. Y. SIssoN, Austin, dealer in mu-
sic andmusical instruments, and State
agent for the celebrated Geo SteclS
piano, has sent us the following new
pieces of music; Normandy Song
by Pacher; "Thcn You'll Remember
Me-" with variations by Voss; Bright
cst Eyes, arranged BY pachcr; "Valsc
DIES Roses by Kettcrr
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Come and examine our gos-liko llghls, and
Try our metal lamps, aud II they fall 10 mv"
satisfaction wc viii take them back at the
oil aud Lamp Compnny's store.
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Come Up.

Having sold ONT my interest Ia the DALLAS
cts Market, All persons indebted to me are
requested to come forward at once ana settle.
JAMES q. COMHRFUkD.
Dallas, June Is, ISL -dlw'
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RAILROAD TIMER TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains NJ
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND rExAs cENTRAL.
STAGE ZINES.

Arrives. Departs.
FORr WORTH daily. ..l1:'Np m. 300 y, m.
DENTON Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays ut 500 u. m. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays ana saturdays at 100 II, IN,
CLEBuRNE--lcaveSS sundays and Thursdays
NJ 600 a. m. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
mt Sttl H. m
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We have n fine lot of Irish Potatoes which
We offer for sale at one dollar currency per
bushel. Come and see us.
BIRMINGHAM, FELTON, n CRANE,
li53twlt Elm street, opposite the College.
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Fresh stock OF Havana and domestic cigars
received per express at the Kentucky, corner
f1in and Market. adtf
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Dallas, Juue 18th.

Geo. NJ. Litteneld Il Co., furniture dealers
have moved opposite the Scott House, Elm
street, where they will remain until their
new brick building Is completed.
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"a -''-' ...se
IRON. and amer iris dale, w.p,0l ~, !,
10 aTDucE TIM pnIcc ORR. ~, nv, =
WORK twenty-five psree"n "a do
the meilitics and the worA",m a,es. ms
~s good work, and a'"s ,oN |. MANI, ,''..u 10
~ he dome anywhers, and se u s'e"" !"
do DO" n, \, bring your rIns JOB wS's .o !"
the DAILY uEhAhv !"
uer EIm nndSiousisn srse"'
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oil and improved burners, ut the on and
Lamp co.'s.
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b SElDfp \ holMFs are llle niHer paper
manufacturers IN hoWcel'0nd vii on or
dcis Gn paper Of al kinds OF lnS prices tnn
ANY holise IN ~ LOFTS MeIrhnuisnnd Ma
TONERS can order direct from their house IN
~, Louis 6dif
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For a good cool glass ofM,Ap or SODA WA
TER and FINE ciaAg, go To l.-p. Boilo ~
BRo,, candy nnnulacturerSmd WHOLESALE
and RETAIL DEALERS In rRr ms, NUTS, &c,,
Nc Southeast corner of the square.
June Il, 1879, l00d2w
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SUCll:5TiES.
Masonic.

..-.a Masonic.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 0, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet ut the Asylum in the City
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month,
n ED, q, BOWER, 4. G.
JAS, T.. BARKLEr, Recorder, .t
DALLAS CHAPTER No, AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
City of Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last saturday In each month.
WM. {. YOUNG, NJ. T.. IL. Z.
HENRY BoLn, Secretary.
TANNEuIII LODGE No. 80, n. Il \. NJ,
meets on the secolil and last saturday even
ings of each month, NJ the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, W>M.
RIciIARD MORGAN, Secretary. AI.f o.lA
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Advertisements WA h' lns"r''" ~,
der tl,i. h.nu Al 10 cents pes line cncb
inset Ion. committing from ~" Zines up
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SpnngE Excelsior OH warranted non-cX-
posIve, and noted tor its chcnpncss, bril-
lNncy md safety ana can DO found nl the
Oh aud limp SiorAof Ncndlcy n Go.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

The undersigned Offers for sale his resi-
dcnce, corner Pacific avenue and Houston
street.. The building Is one of the best ana
most thoroughly finished In the city, and has
all necessary outbuildings attached. For
terms, inquire of w. III. Thomas, at the bank
ing house of CASTOR & Thomas, orof
g3dSwtf mo w SVyTNDEIIS
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Indiana; A. Weldon l.. e, lnndrum: Il, t.,
Millspaw, KY; W. j. Mizr;J. II, Nail, Nation;
\. Walker; W. c. lIalliaer, Kaufman; \. {.
Bough; j. W. smith, county; 4, Morgan; +.
WhitAkeT 4. f. Mcclure, II. II Il, railroad;
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nnilns Lodge of Good 1cnplars meets
every Tuesday night Nt T.. NJ, ut Female
College. Mdti
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

xAyANfEn A situation a. cod. 10 lo'
w trl or restaurant. Best nl i'lr'NV''
ms 10 chnrnclnrnnd nbllily Ad4lt,n
ll5-2I gro VI, hlMINlh"
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Cigars and Tobacco,
Snnnr,a Exonlsinr OIL.

Fred. Opponhrmcr, Wholesale dealer |
North Seeonl Ireet, ~. lnuis, Mo.
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4. &. Rogers, A. Martin H.; \, d. Rankard,
Denlson; Miss l.lHlir shelton, New York; DR.
McGee: a, j. Baxter, Denison; T.. Fisher Ind:
J. n, Collier y, l.. hoffman, TcNa$ NJ; H..
bons, D,,lns Il. >. Gray, jr, city; \, rudr, y,
T., Railroad; r. e. l.lltlr, I, T., Rnilroadi A..
Barrett; j, Willikin Texas; Il, u, Stewart, 4.
4. Railroad; ]. y. Smith, New Work; =, Pitten,
al
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Az ANTEp--A young Indy 9l Fy,n,,tn
w wishes 10 pforufe hiullphl ~ ivy',,uid
er, orlIouAll0nnpidn small fnlniN' Wnulu
not object to polnp Ia the country, Ad9urF'
Minnie Herald Oilico, ~
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"Dlomond Dn.lp for tho ladies, NJ u. G..
llnslSnH & COS aim
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COMMERCIAL aIotcl.

While Gordon, ", Bailey, Jas, Colgan, "
Black, +. j, Posks, u. j, Eastman, G, Living
sion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

Coon IMPRovENENT.-Nearly all oil
our city readers know that Mr.. William
Busbey has had the building belonging to
him on Market street, formerly occupied
as residences, remOdeled, and the frat
story fitted up for storeroomA. Workmen
are now engaged in preparing large blocks
Of stone, extending from the wall to the
gutter, TO be put down for a pavement,
which, when done, will last for all time.
After all, this is the cheapest pavement
for business thoroughiares.
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REMOVABLE. Steinmetz, paper box
manufacturer, whose place Of business
was formerly in Beck's Block, Market
street, has removed to the old Job room Of
the INTELLIoEEcER on Quincy street and
Is now prepared to I'll orders with dis
patch. He has recently Introduced some
new machinery, and with his enlarged TO-
cilities can meet almost any demand for
his production. His prices are as.l low as
any box manufacturer, East or West he
invites all who may want'anything in bis
line TO give him call in his new quarters'
Remember the place, third story Of the
INTELLIGENCER buildiDg-eutrance on
Quinc ystreet.
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The SoUTH WHEELING FAm-sinco
writing he paragraph elsewhere about
the fair last evening at the church Of In
maculate Conception, South Wheeling,
we learn that It was quite a pleasant and
successful affair." The attendance was
large, considering the unlavorable wealth
or. The arrangements were elegant and
pleasing. The most attractive quarter ap'
peared to be the Swiss Cottage, where a
bevy Of beautiful young ladies, who spoke
no word Of English, dispensed the
usual "curds ami creams" There was an
exciting contest over INC cane, the canui-
dates voted for being Mr.. ThoS. Burke, Of
the Belmont Mil, Mr.. Chas. Wilbert oil
the Benwood and Mr.. Jacob Altmeyer Of
the Top Mil. The voting was thought
to be pretty closely divided. The Fair
will be continued this evening and omni-
buses are engaged to leave the Mcclure
House at ten o'clock and run till the fair
is over, carrying passengers free Of charge
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BALL-The Beethoven Singing Society
has recently rented and fitted up q large
room In the third story Of the INTRILI.
aRSCER building, Tor the purpose orhold.
ing meetings for practice, balls, sc. Mon.
day evening they had "houss warming
in the shape ofa ball, which proved TO be
q very pleasant affair. The dancing was
kept up until late hour yesterday morn.
ing. Was band furnished the music
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY some misehiev'
JUS fellow occasiOned no little excite
menl 10 the neIghborhOod Of the post
Office by placing torpedo on the street
railway track. When the internal ma
chine" was struck by the wheel an explo'
zion followed, frightening the passengers
in the car and also the driver and conduc'
tor, very much. A large crowd quickly
gathered, but having learned that nobody
was hurt, dispersed about as rapidly. The
torpedo was such one as is nsed on
railroads to notify the engineer to proceed
cautiously.
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THE WM Il. SHE'D & Go. PANOs,-It
Is with feelings of pride and pleasure VIC
place before the public this excellent
make Of pianos, and give briefly our. rea'
sons for preierring this as our leading in
strumeni 10 oae OF the prominently adyer'
tised, so-called tirst-cIass pianos. Our rex
perience has taught US that enormous
profits were necessary 10 keep up eXten-
sive advertising, and fec artists for com
plimentary Letters 10 give this or that piano
the name Of 1.-THE best" and that the con-
sumner was the one who paid for all this.
Feeling sure that the selling price Tor
really frst-class instruments was too high,
and tnRI tuUUsauJfs Ut dUllaTU wee PAid
annually TO keep up certain makers repu'
tation without any benefit TO the buyer
after careful investigation We found the
means to do our humble share in giving
the public a really good piano for lair
price.
By business connection with ono oil
the very best factories Of New York City
we were enabled TO introduce these
Pianos, which alter years Of use and trial
nave proven ln6lustlNS9 oilA elS uhHS
tingly pronounced by the musical probes
sion and the public generally, perfect N
tone, mechanism and workmanship.
The VIM. Fl. Sheib & Co. Pianos arc
made 10 last, ard the material Is thor
oughly seasoned and Of the first quality
throughout that can be procured. No
part Is sighted, and inside and out every
Thing Is carefully and faithfully made SC
that they will bear the most minute scru'
tiny. At the head OF each department oil
their manufacture Ia master workman
personally, as we are, interested in each
instrument, and their twenty years' expe'
rience has for its production Of the best
makes Of pianos made Weintend that
every WIN. Ii. Sheib & Co Piano shall
equal our promises, satisfied that good In
strumeut is our best friend, and sounds its
own praise. The peculiarities Of construc'
ton, scales, patents andimproVements are
the production Of practical and scientific
piano makers who have made this bust
ness the study OF their lives, aud the re-
suit Is a perfect piano at a very low price.
We ask your most careful examination oil
these instruments.
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Acknowledgement Jacob reached the
city, last evening, rid the Baltimore &
Ohio road. He was met at the depot by
AnumbeE Of warm personal and pollti.
cal friends, who escorted him 10 a hack in
waiting, when he was driven to the
hcLurO House. We have noinlormation
Is to the probable duration Of Gov, J'S
BoIoum here, but presume he viii remain
several days in the city aud vicinity.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were before Judge Rogers, yesterday
morning: William Spear, dischGrgiDg
fire arms in the city, one dollar and COSTS
Pat Norton, peddling without license
dismissed at the costs Of the city Phelan
Jones, (cOlored) dIsOrderly conduct, five
dollars and costs; Margaret Able, (colored)
same, ten dollars and costs; Jas. Matchett,
drunk, two dollars and costs.
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New STRING AND SUMNER GOoDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimers, Vestlngs &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 flrst.class house in the city. Cali
and examine goods and compare prices.
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WRECKEEd CoMPLETRD-The work Of
wreCkiDg the Now State, sunk at Glass
House Ripple, has been completed. Every.
thing has been removed except ono cylin.
der and pitmsn. These are now In ten
ieet water, aud as they are detached,
there is not much probability that any
passing steamer will strike them. The
channel at this point Is once more clear.
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VACANCIES FILLED-At a recent meet.
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of Lindsey
Institute, Dr.. Thomas H. Logan, Rsv. j.
A. Latane and Captain J. N. Vance were
elected to Gil the vacancies in said Board.
Rev. ]. T. Mcclure Is President, and d.
Lamb, Secretary Of the Board, which
meets as oNen as business demands. The
next meeting Is TO be held, Friday even
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SALOON KEEPERS BALL.-Lorenz
Walther will give a gland ball at Wal.
TIERS Hall, Centre Wheeling, on Tuesday
evening, April Goth, to which he invites
all the Saloon Keepers Of this city and ell
their friends. As this will be the last
chance" for many Of our saloon keepers
Of this city to meet together, It Is expect.
ed that there will DO q large and elegant
gathering. Every arrangement Tor the
pleasure and accommodation of all who
attend has been made. Tickets Of admis.
sion fifty cents.
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Arm BROKEN. - Yesterday, James
BlOn, whose parents reside In the Eighth
Ward, fell oil see-ssw und broke one
Of the bones Of his left forearm. The
lad was playing with o number Of COM
panions on the grounds Of the school
house In that ward. He was taken to u
surgeons Office and the fracture properly
reduced. -
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To 60 ON THE DocKs-The steamer
Science, which has been lying at the foot
Of Quincy slres,t Ni.'VV last rau' mas peen
taLCn 10 Mlddleport, to be placed on the
docks and BE- put In thorough repair.
We believe when she is ready Tor bust
ness It is the intention Of her owners TO
put her in the Pittsburgh trade.
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HANDSOMELY FITTED UP.-The base
ment of the church Of the Immaculate
Conception, in the Eighth. Ward, was
handsomely fitted up for the fair and fes-
tivGl tn be held therein last evening and
tonight. An immense number OF articles
had been prepared for the fair, and these
were most tasteiully displayed. We
doubt not the receipts last night were
large IS the attendance was all that could
be desired In point OF numbers.
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FGSIsuED The Beck block on Market
street, (wcst side just above tho post
office, Is now finiEhed-lhe last stone In
the foe smooth pavement having been
laid yesterday. The building, as 1t stands,
Is one OF the finest in the city, and its
elegant business rooms have been rented
ut fair prices by good tenants
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SUCCESSFUL TRp.-The Iron Valley
made successful trial trip Monday, we
hear. 1t will DO remembered that few
weeks sgo when the boilers Of the Iron
Valley were being tested, aue in one OF
them collapsed, causing delay and entail
ing considerable expense on the makers
OF the BOILERS.
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NoTICE The price of tickets Of sd.
mission tO-the Fair at the Church ofthe
Immaculate Conception, South Wheel
ing, has by mistake been put al fifty cents
instead OF twenty-five cents Ali persons
holding said tickets will be entitled TO one
chance 10 marble table.
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SHOPS REMovED.-ThO large wagon
and blacksmith shops ot.B. GIN. Char
mock, on Market street, next door to the
Pacific Mill, are to be removed in day
or two to the building on Quincy street,
between Market and Fourth, formerly &C.
cupied by Robt. Luke as a livery stable.
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Commemorative stone work Of the
blast furnace 10 be built by the Top Mill
Company, has been commenced. The
stack and buildings will probably be com.
pleted by next Autumn.
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GheGrrtelltqerrGer:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, 1873.
NeH Advertisement.

TO Petitioners for Licenses
To Keepers Of Houses Of Private En-
tainment.
City Book Store.
For Bargains In Soaps.
Lectures on Health.
inhalation.
Cushioned Furniture. =
The Eye-Oxtoby s. Duitield.
Sealed Proposals.
For Sale-Horse.
Found-Pocket Book. e..
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS is
offered by Adam FOrepaugh TO any man
who can produce an exhibition equal in
magnitude and merit to his great Five
Tent Aggregation. No takers tins far.
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CoMNs.-Adsm,F Orepaugh, with Five
Separate Exhibitions, under five NAM
moth tents, Is 10 exhibit here afternoon
and evening, on the FAIR Grounds,
Wheeling Island, May 2.
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CLEANING UP.-Commissioner Leon.
hardt ia having done some very dirty but
good work in scrspiDg the mud of the
streets. We hope he'll persevere, as there
is q vast amount of Il yet 10 do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

A PERFORMING UNICORN constitutes
one Of the attractions Of the great Fore
psugh Five Tent Aggregation, which is
to exhibit here on Wheeling Island Fair
Grounds, May 2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

A PAIR OF WHITE CAMELs and litter
OF sucking Lions arc to be seen In Fore.
paugh's great Menagerie, which exhibits
at the Fair Grounds, Wheeling Island,
Maya -
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MEETING OF A GRAND LoDGH--The
Grand Lodge Of the Sons oil Temperance,
or Good Templsrs, we forget which, was
to meet, yesterday, at Berkeley Springs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

Go Immediately to your Druggist II
you are troubled with corns and buy a
bottle Of Pain Cure on, 1t relieves the
pain, and will cure them. sold-by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

The handsomest Suits and Underwear
for ladies can now be seen at Blum's,
none but their own manufacture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

For best and cheapest Cashmere, Cot
tOnade, and Tweed, go to Henry Roem.
er & Co. ---.---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

JUST received one box more % Silk
and Lama Lace saqnes and Points; great
bargaIns)by J. W.Ferrel, Centre Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

Five HUNDRED yards Of Prints from
five to ten cOutS per yard. Come and get
them at ]. W. Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

PARTtEs, Weddings and Festivals Iur'
nished with the best Ice Cream and Wa
ter Ices at Chas. II. Behler's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

CUSTOMERS can buy White Goods
Irish Linens and Table Linens almost a
their own prices OF Il. Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

THE L&TEsT.-The Compass Walking
Boot for ladies aud misses, and all the
latest styles OF ladies', misses" and chill
dren's shoes can be found at L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

THG largest stock, the latest styles, and
the cheapest boots and shoes 10 the ,Ity,
at L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

For the best Havana Cigars and cheap
Plug and Twist Tobacco, go to N. Little'sr
No. 10 Monroe Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

We are prepared to execute orders on
the shortest notice on record, having in.
creased our forca |. Blum s. Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

SnGNDSoME Spring Dress Goods re-
duced from 50 cents TO % cents. Henry
Roemer s. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-30

Buy your CGSsimsres and Jeans Of H.
Jacobs while he ceiling them 20 low.