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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20
JUDGE ORR AND THE GAR.
THE PALMETTO PLENTPOTENTIARY
PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS.

The English Cabinet MuddIe-No Solu.
tion Yet-IrIsh Demonstrat tions-Flush
Condition Of France, &c.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l9.
Judge Orr, of South Carolina, to-day pre-.
sented his credentials as United States minis
ter to the Gear.
London Topics.
LONDON, March II.
Mr.. Gladstone will probably resume the pre-.
miership. In the Commons, this afternoon, he
stated that last evening he recelv, communi-
cation from the Queen announcing that there
was no prospect that the opposition would form
new government. he replied, placing his ser.
vices av her Majesty's disposal and undertaking
to consult with his colleagues. They were now
engaged in considering what steps they should
take, and he proposed that meanwhile the House
adjourn until Thursday.
Mr.. DlsraelI said that he had informed the
Queen that he was quite prepared to organize q
new ministry, but could not undertake to carry
on the government with the present Parliament.
The House then adjourned until Thursday.
In the House OF Lords Earl Granville made 8
statement identical with that OF Gladstone'8 In
the other chamber, and the uke OF Richmond
repeated Dlsraeli's explanation The sitting was
then adjourned until Thursday.
The demonstratlon by the Irish population OF
this city in favor Of home rule for Ireland and
amnesty for the imprisoned Fenians, for which
arrangements have been making for some time,
took place in Hyde Park yesterday afternoon
and was participated In Dy very large number
OF people. The authorities male every prepara.
tinn for the suppression OF disorder, and tnere
was no disturbance except in one case, where an
excited Irishman attacked one Of the Grenadler
Guards because the latter had On red coat. In
the soufls which ensued an arm OF the Soldier was
broken.
four hours' consultation, but nothing h 70 trans
LONDON, March ls-Eveni"g.
Mr.. Gladstone proceeded to Windsor to-day and
submitted to the Queen the MINES OF the Inc m.
ing Cabinet.
A serious riot occurred yesie day between
Irlshmen and Engisnmen ln Woiverhampton. q
town OF SlanJrdsnire, twelve miles from Bit.
mlngham. Fully three hundred persons were
engaged. Firearms and steel were alike used,
ever, were sustained, and at last accounts quiet
was restored.
France Flush.
VERSAILLES, March 10.
A gratifying report OF the minister finance is
published. 1t states that fully one.hslf OF the
sam due to Germany is now IN the treasury. and
that no loan will be reqired TO comp e'e the pay
was formally announced In the lae convention.
THIS state OF nfrars causes q profound feeling OF
Joy throughout France.
Tho Assembly this afternoon ratified unari
mousy the treaties signed on Saturday by n.
GENEVA, March 10.
The religious excitement In this city, caused by
The preaching OF Hyaclnthe Loyoson ls ncreas
ing, aud the ultrsmonstanes are very much dis.
tufhe1.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20
HARD ON TOM SCOTT.

TRENTON, N. j., March IS.
In the House OF representatives to-day the
committee on corporations reported adVeroay 20
the Pennsylvania Railroad pro1sct, WEcn W
report by vote OF tnir:y.two 70 twenty.sixs tnus
enectu8lIy killing IL ~ -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20
TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.
Cautionary Signals Ordered ut Charles
ton, Savannah, SO. Ft'

WASH1HGT0H, MATCH ~.
Probabilities: The low barometer In Indi.
ana and Michigan will move eastward on Thnr1.
day over the Middle States. For tho Middle ana
East Atlantic coast increasing aoutheast 'WtndsJ
threatening weather and ram. For the south
Atlantic states cloudy, and possibly rainy
weather. with southeast winds, 10 loHed ny-
Thursday evening. For the OIio Valley and
upper lakes rising bsrometc., falling tempe.
rature, fresh 10 orisk cr!a northwest winds and
generally cea log westning. CautionAry 1fgnal1
are ordered for Savannah, Charleston. Whining.
ton, Norfolk, Baltimore and Cape May. They:
will be displayed at Tie lake stations from and
AFTER April lst .t 30 80. - ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20
THE sTRIE1Na ENGINEERS.

ST. LOUIS, March ls.
Chief engineer Wilson, OF the Brotherhood
of Engineers says the Brotherhood are not en-.
gagged in strike. 1t is the work Of one division,
and win not be sanctioned, as 1t is IN viosfione q
the rules OF the organization.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20
ASIGNIFTCANT VERDICT.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. \

PHILADELPK1A, March lS.f;
In the case of David SOUL against Ina
Remington Bank for the recovery Of thirty thoui.
aud dollars Ia government bonds, stolen rom
box deposited for safe. keeping, when tne osnk
was robbed in 1871, the Jury tnls morning. I'LL
being out for TWO days, returned verdict ior sns
nlaintfH. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20
TIL COURTS.
United States Court.

In The case OF J. and {. Green va. Cyrus q.
Baldwin. receiver, and others, 1t being neces-
sary to take the testimony of some Witnesses
residing in Jackson, Miss, James N. Mckee
and one of the firm of johnson & Johnson, Of
that place, we're delegated With authority for
that purpose.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20

down barriers which The Inv has set up for the
prott ction OF human lIfe so far as depends On me
ihe supremacy OF the law will be inhexibly main.
lained. Every man who strikes murderous blow
at The life OF his fellow man must be made to feel
that his own is In ce tain peril. lf we cannot by
trmaess of purp Sc attain this end. we may soon
be force to acknowledge the disheartening truth
that there is nothing 30 cheap or 30 Unprotected
as human life"
The Last Hope Gione-Ereetion of the
GaIlows To-day.
NEW YoRK, March 10.
In answer to telegram OF the aherlff to-day, in
re atomic the Foster case Governor Dix respond
ed 81 have no communication TO make.n The
sheriff then Issued the Official Invitations to the
execution, which takes place on Friday. To.mor
row the gallows Will be er,cted In the city prison.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-20

Public Feeling with Governor Dix
The Last Hours of a CONFERENCE.-The
sanity of 'Dictator' Train-Exposure
of spiritualistfc Imposters-Beecher
and Ty- ,dnn on spiritualism-Dram
tic Novelties.
, 1873-10-25
sutpntA and big Tree Isnv0 q Tnlk
with Their Pe0plus

Caddo {0ct. 10) Telegram to tho Galrs.ton Nt.es.
satants nid pig Treo Ind council With their own
people. satanta took up handful Of sand and satd
over tlcse hills Ia the Whites They arc tqo many for
us. II is use our fighting them. Wo lad bcttar be
at peace The wlit0 men can whip uH If they want
to' He than sat down. amid the aasonting grlluts Of
. number o. hs under ohiefa.
arc tho Indians: The lcayes IN that lar8o forest
tho white people. They too many for US, II tho
Whes Are of their guns once all tho Indians arc dead"
Yherc are numhoE moro gEnns, Of assent Or dissent
rsthor plainy tat satant. and Dg Iree bad been sub
sldxed, ue said II the whites able to whip them
they would have done long ago, aud not 10 making
trcatles that satanta aud Dig Tree had perhaps got
crooked tongues during their Stay with the Whites mud
that 1t would bo well to witch them for while.
the Indian Agent had yep II theso Chiefs had not
dono good turn to the whitos why did they send
thom buck With prosenta7 For Ais part, be thought
thero was nothing liko aYhting; for u they never
sa,anta ald Dtg Tree looked 70 him 81 u they bud
boon faring pretty we'll, YAOy had good clothes On.
At the concnsion Of tlla warrior otstion, or war
speech Big Trco said he hsd beeA where thrce four
ys h0sss y we're ons Gn so ct nnGtneF en- which
ed MT to notice the Interruption, md told them ot tho
distance they bud co.e In tho cars, and the number Of
argo white camps ho had n00n. Tho Wlites, le told
them, had laughing houses, WHARF they uaed Ia meet
to have big langh from which Judge that the
other, tahon them to minstrn1 performance.
Some Of tho lnans uBh-ughed, aud others tnughed,
upon which Ratasa Turned to tho C0mm}saionor FROM
Washington and said You 500 thcaa people.
have learned aomeshtng from yon whttca !; I know
% pG aEsn Thss se s s
hneo}. shaa hRyo 70 be worry careful wAas tell
theal."
, 1873-10-25
EiayNt 1ottvccn tho sioux und Poncns
"a SQunsv Takes the Scnlp OF q
M

From he siotT CITY Journal, oet, 10.
by pa.ysengers from Hanlton lasteyeninB Wo nave
atcT advtees Of the aght between 20 Sioux and pon-
cas- at Poca Agency There was 10 cessation Of hos
Hiies vi to yesterday morning. md the prospect was
shut Tue right would continue undl the arrival 9t Tho
military, which Is low en role !fon, Randall, tho
peayest poat to thu acene Of conflict Thf bioux ntm-
bcr about 200 warriors, wht!e tie Poncas can Mnater
only about g6 brAves but the cfacreIancy ts
balanced by the Poacas beiSg cntronehod IN tAesr
earning the nlmber killed. but tie lowest estimate
places the number at twenty.
We hear one instance Of the fight which y Tortny
Of mention. etaux brave had gained tho aheltas oI
pne Of the buildings, from which position ae was
snnb'el to Gro as hs foea from short range. Whie he
was standing just At tho corner Of the building loadin
ills gun, P0Ilca aQuaw rushed fron the house. ana,
Slsshtng cut aerma the abdomen with huge kniie,
literally etaboweling him. AZ abe struck bin, tha
t4ouf invo'untarly bent forward claspnR bis apao-
u III With both hAds, md Jus. ut tlEt instant tho
sn,,aw grabbed him by tho har, and. with savage
str.,ke OF the kn'fe, acalped him. Shaking
hor,,. 'gory trophy alots, aud giving
.hrn tns Gss ,,u IN aesanse shs sfs@ Gat
opalls from es many Bioux who from tltata,eo
Jaw the result Of tho sortio. Tho effect was perfectly
1ualcninK uppu the Sioux, for 10 have ane Of tter
warriors Hcalpea by squaw wRa q dlpgraco pntcl
could only 10 wiped ont by Tho blaod Of tho entfe &C.
cursed baud Of ponraa. They rushed for tnc buila
inKs but met by rc which laid Aeyegal3f them
io, aud cooled tile aFtlor Of the rest thathey
foes, The act Of the squaw seemed to inFire tho
poleos, and. 3suning from window tho 4cs Of tho
tlpfostats B!ou1 tLoy uttered yols Of dersion and
contempt which nearly drove tile Sioux frauio. Fur
thor intellgouee fra tls scons Of couai1R awaited
Mith su1toty,
, 1873-10-25

,,,,,nt :, .,n.u l,t, r,nAoa ,,n,. .I. H.. ~.
snan i91s pAcfoa cleaf f1ph ana cear aides 1t
~ On tltne nacon IN goou demand Tor tnnil lots
nons-EAsicr at $3.75@4.0o.
:, oArrIR-Quist And unchsu0ed: only low grades On
Tho Market
hnw4uKFr, Oct. 24.-pnEAnsrurts--T1onr 4niet
ny az unchangsa. Whest aedy No. I, sill; No. 2,
!.u9, cash 4t6lA November. Oats hrm; No. .,
A1Ac Corn dull and a sha,lc lowor; Mo. =, 4l,ya,
lsyn steady; M. coc Barley stcaty; No 81 10.
FRr11nrs-To Buffalo, &C.; to 0swcgo, l1Hc.
EfoSlrre-Fn,lr, 900 hrls: wheat, 154, ,0tD bu.
sHirNExEs-Floar: 3. oo1 s1ls: wheat, 2od.ooo be.
.-...- PHILADELPHIA. . j
fair demand huper0ne, $4.2s@@t.00 Wlsconsin aud
1linneaos.. extra family. N.2338 90 State oh1o a,a
amber. $l.62al.65. Rye unchanged. Corn sseaty;
yellow, 62o mi1cd. aHaglc. 0ats steady; whto,
S8961os mixed, 44t9itu.
, 1873-10-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


NJ ANTED-T0 I0uSEOWNENS-WEIA HAVE E1IV.
oral pnrtipB dearpns OF pnrchasnx lousyo on ito
South aldS It from 4.09 to $9 w. Any description
Us Eaet WAahugton IT., Chicago. -
, 1873-10-25
INFORMATION wANTEn,

INFORMATION }YANTED-OrM MATTHEW DORIAN.
VIVA ,sst herd M from var IN Hh!uago. y 1910. Any
literally araei BY atiitus4n9 ii. W. FITZHiANONH.
Architect. NJ. " f9nplo. .plsces uoaton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

THE OrERA.-1t is, beyond doubt,
conceded by all that Manager James Filz
simmons has now at our Opera House the
largest and most complete Dramatic Com.
pany west or south of New York city.
The salary list is nearly double that Of
any other regular Dramatic Company In
the country, with probably the exception
Of Days Theatre, New York City. It.
complete in every department, capable Of
the most artistic rendition Of any range in
the phase Of the drama.
This afternoon will be given another OF
their Matinees for the benefit Of ladies
and children In particular, although all
classes enjoy the Matinees, Tonight,
great Saturday nights double bill, Katha.
rine and Pertrucho and the interesting,
startling drama, Dick Turpin and Tom
King, a bill that will please all.
The citizens Of the suburban towns,
Bridgeport, Bellaire, Benwood and Mar.
tinsville, can now, when visiting Wheel.
ing, combine business with pleasure, as
the Company has permanently located in
the Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18
On motion the, Board adjourned.

THE THEATRE.-A fair audience last
evening greeted Wybert Reeves grand
society comedy, "Won at LAST" at the
new Opera House.
The role oil Constance, in which Miss
Stevens appeared, is admirably adapted
to full display Of her best qualities. For
Mr. Noble, as Ferdinand Fitzsmith, It
suillces to say that he succeeded as usual
In winning the hearts Of his audi
tors. We fancy that The character Of
Mrs. :. Warburton, rendered by Mrs.
Barrett, might DO represented in
a less depressing style than 1t was last
night, although we doubt whether 1t is
possible for any one 10 gain any glory in
1t. There is holiness in General War.
burton which Mr.. Sutton finely portrays
with power and feeling. We have never
before seen Mr. Davis In part for which
he Is SO well fitted as in Francis Warbur-
ton. There was deep pathos in his act
ing that was peculiarly suited to the char.
acter, and very impressive. Mr.. Treville's
Buchanan was very fine. Mir. Salte Is an
excellent actor, and played the part of
Wolf with fine effect Messrs. UavA.
naugh and Williams, and Miss Minetts,
deserve mention for their creditable rem.
dition OF their respective roles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

GENTLEArRN's FURNIsHNG-NRw
sTooK,-ChriStian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has just returned from New York
with q large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimereslov vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning to q gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him a
call. ......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing deeds, transferring real estate 10
tho county Of Ohio, were lett for record
at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday,
October 18th:
Deed made May 20, 1878, by Green
wood Cemetery to Jacob Hornbrook, ior
@ lots in section &C." Admitted 10 record
Oct. 10; consideration, $3.50. /
Deed made Oct. A, 1873, by Mt. Wood
Cemetery Association to Jane Arbuthnot
for north I OF lot No. 81, section "E.' u
Admitted to record Oct. II; consideration
$15.
Deed made Oct. /. 1873, by George W.
Medill and vile 10 James Brown, Tor the
north 81 feet OF lot %, corner of Indiana
and Broadway streets, Island. Admitted
to record Oct. 10; consideration, 81 800.
Deed made Oct. 4, 1873, by John P.
Harden and wife and ]. P. Rogers to
Henry Wallace, for the western 1l2 feet
of lois Nos. Q, z and s in square IS, ].
Caldwell's addition. Admitted to record
Oct. 10; consideration, IS 500.
Deed made Aug. 81, 1873, by Joshua
Russell and wife 10 James w. Sweeney,
for all their right, title and interestiin the
estate Of James Sweeney, deceased. Ad'
mited to record Oct. 10; terms private.
Deed made Sept. 80, 1873, by Edwin j.
Zane and wife 10 James Brown, Tor two
lots each 90 feet front, on east side of York
street, Island, and running back 100 feet
Admitted to record Oct. ID; cuns!dera-
ion, $4,000.
Deed made Oct l, 1873, by John Hand
Ian and wife to John Howard, for lot 0
in square 20, Sth Ward. Admitted.to re-
cord Oct. IA; consideration, $4,000.
Deed made Oct. 10, 1878, by Joseph
Speidel and vile to George W. Eckhart,
for piece Of ground on Broadway street,
Island, rs by 1928 10 feet. Admitted 10
record Oct. Is; consideration, $500.
Deed made Oct. Q, 1878, by William
North and others, trustees OF Henry
Spears, for lots IS and 80, and part Of 81
and 39, in West Liberty. Admitted to
record -; consideration, $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

PoIIcE CouRr.-The cases OF Lewis
Baker and ]. 81 ]. olarkson, of the Reg.
i'ter editorial corps, charged with dis
turblpg the peace in the Eighth Ward on
Thursday, comprised the business trans
acted OF this court yesterday. The evil
dence was substantially the same as the
facts stated In our report OF tho shooting,
with the exception that Major Sweeney
was the aggresSor. AS the gentlemen
acted clearly in self-delense, they were
discharged from custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

WHEN you visit the one price clothing
house Of H. Frank, you have the satisfac.
ton Of knowing that you are buying as
cheap as the next ono. 1t matters not
whether you be rich or poor, large or
small-all are treated alike there. You
can send q child three years old 10 make
a purchase, and he will purchase as cheap.
ly as u you went with him.-One and tho
lowest price TO all. Frank is located at
40 Monroe street. Such a man ought 10
be patronized.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

DEAD-Joseph Cloud, the oarsmsn,
who passed this city about two months
ago on trial to row from Philadelphia
to New Orleans, died Tuesday last, five
miles above Plague Mine, on the Missis.
sippi. He was found on Monday in his
boat in an exhausted condition, and died
the next day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

New MEAT MARKETING would call
the attention oil the citizens Of East
Wheeling to the fact that Mr.. Otto Hess
has opened meat market on Jacob, be.
tween 18th and 18th streets. Mr.. Hess
proposes to keep constantly on hand q
fine stock Of fresh meats, vegetables, and
everything in his line. Itwould be well
for all families in that vicinity 10 call and
become acquainted with this gentleman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

If FRANK, the one price clothier, has
led our readers astray in reading the ar
ticle headed "Mzs. Nobody and the
BRUSH BOYS" the only course assigned is
he intends that the many intelligent read.
ers Of the INTELLIdENcER should not be
led astray and enter counterfeit one price
stores, when they intend to enter his great
one price clothing hall, 40 Monroe, (now
called Twelfth street) Wheeling, sign
of the Green 'front.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

FRANK, the author OF Mrs. Nobody
and the Rodney Boys, is located at 40
Monroe street, known as the green front.
His agreeable manners and pleasant hu.
mors give an interest to his establishment,
which never fall to render it popular, and
which fully compensate for the trouble Of
a visit even when the visitor does not be.
come a purchaser. 1t is the only one
price clothing store in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

"Too TuN."-A correspondent writes
us US follows concerning this and another
popular expression:
IN your paper a few dsys. since I see
some controversy about the origin Of the
phrase too thin You will find the
original use of 1t in Shakespeare, act 9th,
scene I'd, Of King Henry VIII.
ut is further claimed the expression,
the true use Of speech Is not SO much to
express our wants as TO conceal them,' Is
original with Talleyrand. This Is mis-.
take. The original will be found in mum.
Der three Of The Bee, by Oliver Gold
smith, dating as far back as 1860.
Respectfully, J.HP."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

D. A. ADLER & Co. open to-day an.
other line Of Lyons Black Silk Trimming
Velvets in six different qualities, ranging
from g 90 to $5 90 per yard. -aai.t
These goods are way below the market
price, and with the great demand are
cheeriully recommended to the trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

REAL ESTATE SALES. Two valua-
bic pieces Of improved real estate
will DO sold at the Court House this
morning, one q dwelling house property
in Centre Wheeling, and the other val
liable wagon and carriage factory on the
upper part of Market street. Persons de-
string good Investment in real estate are
referred to the advertisements in another
nn1unp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

CRY CoUNcn.-A meeting Of the City
Council was held last evening. A reso'
luton passed both Branches directing the
Chief Marshal Of the Fire Department to
attend q convention Of Chief Engineers
to be held in Baltimore on the goth inst
Beyond this, there was nothing done ex.
cept receiving petitions and paying small
b;lto
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

VALUABLE Books AT AucT1oN.-Thls
evening at Wlckham's Auction room a
great closing out Of good Books, fine
Bibles, Photograph Albums, Paper, En-.
velopes, &C., SC. Now open for exami.
nation and private sales. "Book.worms"
are laying in large supplies Tor the ap.
preaching long winter nights; It Is a rare
chance. - !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

Doors AND sHoEs.-Go to Blends for
your Boots and Shoes, where will be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes in the city. L. V. Blond, 1875
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

FATALLY INJuRED.-Wm. Wakefield,
a former resident Of this city, was so bad.
ly hurt by log rolling on him recently
while engaged in clearing the farm of
Geo. Z Wise, near BsllAirc, that he has
died from bis injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

A PuNcruAL Pupu4-Miss salIIe Tho.
burn, a pupil Of the 4Ih ward public
school, in this city, has been in attendance
for more than sir gears without having
been absent or tardy in single instance
Her sister Annie has been absent but one
halliday in the same time. @We challenge
the schools in any other city to produce
so remarkable and commendable case
oil punctuality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-18

A PRA1SEwoRTHY Acr1oN.-The cons
tinual increasing crowd Of customers who
daily visit the popular Dry Goods ana
Suit House Of Measrs. /. Blum q Bro. isa
self convincing tactthat The House mas
offered goods at such prices as would
surely draw out trade, u such a measure
was possible Of accomplishment We are
strongly inclined to the opinion that judg.
ipp from the rapscity with which their
customers took their dries offered, that
this firm found the bottom prices at
which merchandise would 60, and not
only set the cal In motion, but have since
kept It going. As their operations gen.
orally are, 80 was this, thorough hit in
every respect, attracting an attendance Oh
buyers and causing q movement Of goods
In rush. The long and short OF the
matter Is, the Messrs. Blum d Bro. have
made themselves many favorites, and
gained new customers by this action,
they have benefited hundreds ofpeople
by reducing their prices in accordance
with the present stringency Of the money
market. We are assured by Messrs. l.
Blum 6 Bro. that they will continue to
sell OF those figures tor tho next 90 days,
in order to afford an ample opportunity
TO all to avail themselves of this great
slaughtering on Dry, Goods. The firm
have nprchased their mammoth stock
during this panic in the East at terrible
sacrifice, and have therefore adopted this
means to benefit their customers and the
public in general, by reducing the cost o.
winter apparel to such an unprecedented
limit Reader! by all means give this
House an early call.