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meetings.

DALMETTO LODGE, No. l, KNIGHTS
l. PYrBIAS.-An Extra Communication OF
this Lodge VIII be held at Pythian Hall THIS Fri
day. EvhH1Nd. l4lh Instant, at Z O'Clock. Mem.
rs who are disposed to take advantage Of the
resolutions in reference TO dues, passed ut preV.
GUS meeting, will please attend.
By order OF the y. U.
JOHN O. TIEDEMAN,
leb14-% K. or r. and 8.
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NAROLTNA DIVISION, No. l, 8. OF T.
" The Regular Weekly Meeting OF this Dlvi.
sion will he held THIS EVENING, at haf.past
O'Clock, at the looms OF the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association, King street. full attendance
is requested. BY order.
fepl4 II WI. QUIGLEY, r. 8.
IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND DRILL
J. Meeting 1t Archer's Hall. THIS EVENING. at
O'CLOCK. WALSH, Secretary.
febli
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Danrs.

VKTANTED, FIVE CHAMBERMAIDS TO
w 60 to Savannah. Apply at Oharl, ston
HUtel. febl4il
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WANTED, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY
w per cent. Bustles rs to soc; Chignons 35c;
Pompauours zoe; Piaits 35c; French Coreets 75c;
Hoop Skirts Soc; Fancy Goods and Hosiery far be.
low any o. her house. ARCHEn'S Wholesale and
Retail Notion aud Fancy Bazaar, King street.
feblo-mWf3s
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VXTANTED IMMEDIATELY, L. THO.
w ROUGHLY competent Bookkeeper In a
Job6ing House. Reference required. Address P.
U. Box No. l6l. 1ebl2Wlm
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,Gentlemen,s Dress.

It's frequently affirmed by many, often
those who are most competent TO judge,
that there Is no such thing as Il fashion y
in gentlemen's wearing apparel, but that
all current styles are equally Fashionable
on their several proper occasions, SO long
as the garments possess the respective
characteristics that have gradually be.
come the accepted standard oil correct.
ness While this appears TO be certainly
true 10 the ordinary observersi Ii Is because
the changes in gentlemen,s dress are so
slow, minute, and gradual, as TO be almost
imperceptable, except 10 the practiced
eye, and whilea garment made to-day, II
correct, will possess Che same features
that characterized tho correct garment Of
ten years ago, 1t will still be different 10
many material respects. When there Is
30 much variety Of material, trimming and
"making up as Is At present worn, IL is
difficult TO define which are the most cor.
rect styles, but the following remarks can
be generally applied. -
a frock coat from all classes Of diapo-
nal and worsted coatings, should be cut Of
medium length in the waist and Us long
in the skirt as will have good effect; the
lapels straight on the outer edge and
straight at the top, neither pointing up.
wards nor downwards, the turn over Of
the fore part and lapel being four and q
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state Of mind ,
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or nnimntion3- j confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence OF excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign care in HUMPHREYS
INCORPORATING SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges, dspels
the mental gloom aud despondency, and Iejuve-
mates the entire system. It Is perfectly harm.
less and always efficient. Prhe Is. for q package
Of five boxes and a large g Vial OF powder, which
Is important in oil, serious cases; or 81 per single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO..
No. sea BnoGDwiY, MY. I".t ~ '-.''' =
For sale by Logan, List b Co.: L. Booking
r. J. Finney; James hurry; Reed, Kraft d Co.
Wheeling; Chas. Faris, Wheeling Island; Jamel
Elliott End J. b N. II. Mercer, Bellaire, o. iGol
febl2eoo&w -f"..aE ID s.... ...lEl li1d
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The Post Office Money Order Depart
ment has risen into some prominence in
connection with the events of the late ex.
element, and has proved an unusually
great convenience to the public. The
money orders being invariably paid in lie.
gal tender notes, many business men have
taken them Tor the largest allowable
amounts. The receipts from their issue
at the Post Office have reached asrmuch
as $4,000 in single day Of the present
week, and the disbursements TO S,ooQ,
all in legal tenders, Since the beginning
of the money stringency, the business In
this special branch hasrisen nearly twenty
per cent on the Issue, and ten per cent on
the receipts for money orders.
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To the Readers of the Intelllsencer

To the Renders OIL inc
The interests heretofore held ny the
subscribers in the INTELLLdEScER nave
hesn. sold to the remaining partner, Mr.
.Ious FREw, who Is now sole proprietor
Ap,eda,ing US both in his connection win
the establishment, having been IN tae Oh
fee for twenty years past, Dir. fhEw
neeas no introduction to the public here
We leave the IsTELLIoEScER in expert
euced and competent hands, better es-
,sblished, better organized, and in all re-
spec,s more prosperous and permanen.
than q any period OF It's history; and in
yielding control of its columns, we 90 SO
with full confidence that it will continue
to deserve and receive the favor and
support OF the public.
After this announcement, there remains
bu, one word to be said; yet we linger
over it, not without some tlnge Of regret,
as we all linger over farewells that we
expect 10 be final, to utter the last words
of gratitude and thanks 10 friends and
contemporaries, W hose kindness and for
bearauce we may never repay but can
never forget. 1t would be strange If, in
the many years we have had to deal with
men and things in these columns, often
writing Of necessity under the pressure oil
haste, with little time Tor second thought
or revision, we have not sometimes done
injustice to persons or wrong to de-
serving objects. But the reflection Is
tempered by the consciousness Of stead
last purpose to deal justly by all and dc
such measure Of good as was within our
reach.
With the kindest wishes Tor our sue
cessor, with feelings of gratitude te
all whose encouragement and ap
proval have frightened the toll of long
laborious years, we take leave Of the
place that shall know US no more, and
say farewell.
l.. A. HAoANs,
GRANVILLE ID. HALL
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hall to five inches wide Of the top, and
worn three buttons, buttnned; edges fat,
braided three. eightis Of an inch wide, and
breast facings oil Soi dc daa 10 tie hutton
holes; o plain round cuff braided, and silk
twist basket.pattern buttons. The coat
should be cut OF easy, natural and grace.
iul proportions, the shoulders neither
wadded up, nor too sloping or cramped.
The waistcoat, II double breasted, should
have the lapels sewn on Of the same shape
and character as the coat.
The morning coat Is cut longer in pro-
portion in the waist than the frock coat,
and shorter in the skirt. buttoning rather
high one or two buttons, and medium cut.
away In graceful lines. The lapel should
follow the line OF the collar seam, and the
step form almost right angle about II
inches deep, or Id proportion 10 the size oil
the coat. The front Of the flaps on q
morning coat ehould follow the line Of the
forepart; the waistcoat, II single breasted
with q collar, should have step. collar the
same shape as the coat. Trousers should
always be easy TO the leg, neither too full
nor TOO close.ftting. " > /. 81 .L.."A !.
SACK 0yerc0at6 are mhue Of goOu lengtn
and slightly shaped TO the figure; II sin.
gle-breasted, buttoning with q fly front,
and the topol the lapel following the line
of the collar seam; II double breasted the
lapel Is straight, as on frock coat. There
should be q plain round cuff finished the
same as the edges, or the sleeves stitched
in rows at the bottom. No fancy cuffs
or buttons should be put on overcoat
sleeves. -
Keeling jackets are made to button
tight with three buttons buttoned, the
lapel cut straight at the top and moder.
ately wide.
Extremes Of all kinds are 10 be avoided.
Gaudy colors, conspicuous patterns and
loud styles are offensive to the eye and
only convey the idea Of vulgarity in the
wearer. Harmony Of dress and good
taste is the first essential Of gentleman's
appearance, and is best STAINED by quiet
and subdued coloripgs, combined with
elegance and neatness.-Neso York Rren.
ing Mail. .. ...,.a..
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To Our Readers

As the readers Of the INTELLIdEScER
are informed in the foregoing announce
ment, I have purchased the interests Of
my late partners in the establishment. In
connection with this announcement, de:
sire4 only 70 say 10 our readers that no
violent changes in the political tone OF the
paper are contemplated. 1t will continue
to be steadfast Republican paper, work
ing in harmony with the party oil Its
choice, faithful and devoted 10 the prin'
ciples that have given that party an i'm
perishable placsin the history OF the coun'
try, yet always reserving tho right ofpri-
vate Judgment and really to condemn in
party friends, IS in party foes, anything
mauifestly wrong, 1t will be my en-.
deavor to:keep the paper in oil depart
ments July up. to the requirements OF Its
readers, and TO deserve o continuance OF
the generous favor bestowed on the In.
TELLIGENcgR in the past.
:- JouN FREw.
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DuBLIo SAFE oF REAL ESTATE.

4 + Win At Tho late residence Of william wylIs:
decd, near Kim Grove, IN Ohio County, W W.,
Virginia. on THUR ssoa oe.o ssal !, p1Siis
snstion the following real estate, to-wit: Sixty
Mst SS rosd. sdjoInng tho lands Or y Il. Good
and others. Said land lies well. and has %
NE the nor,h psrt OF lot No. 8, In fquare No;
IN 'fybnrehiil's second additionto me city o.
%heeIing. fronting 93K leet on the wett tIde O
vritnn strett, and running back 100 feet. with
the frame house thereon, now occupied by
Pcttieord. Title warranted sleaf Tern' "
seps7d1w Elm Grove, W. Vs.
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Dir. MORGAN, the agent OF the Tele-
graph Company, is arranging SO as to be
able to transfer money by telegraph to
Memphis from this point. lie expects TO
be able to do 80 today, when the sum in
our hands will be at once forwarded. We
trust all who feel that they can spare any
sum, however small, will add 1t to the
sum in hand this morning, so that it may
he forwarded at the earliest moment
practicable.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Belief for Young Men from the Ct.
fects OF Errors and Abuses Of early life. Man
moved New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. , South Ninth 1T, ;Phila-
delphia, Pam institution having high repu.
tation for honorable conduct and professional
ekNll. -ia' jy7.dAw
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special Notices.
KEEP TIN YOUR HOUSE. :"
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound.

A SAFE, Sure aud SPEEDY Cure Tor Diarrhea,
Dysentery, cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine Is used and endorsed by q
greater number Of people than aty other prepar.
MoCABE, KRAFT 3 CO., Proprietors,
je30 Wheeling, W. Va
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l.EorleS

| T,RUsTEEs rIBALE, VIRTUE
j. Of q DSsd OF gfaa r6ide Oh the soth day Of
January, 1873, by Roberts. Williams and wife
to the undersigned trustee, which deed 10 Of
record IN the Clerk's once o. the County Court
fSoaia Twill Ser q pnSisl ale isd At Room No.
1. "washngtonI Hall' Building, on Monday,
October IS. ls13. etnning at 10 o'clock A. ~,
one PIANO. siins Or sale cash. '7I - T77''7'
/ | GiEmItig1L ri t9H.sWfLLIAMS, Trustee.
L GEO, A. WICKHAM, Auctioneef, oe2
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T1RUsTEEs SALE OF CENTRE
wuuuY ma nWRTIINl U0fTgR

L WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE.
by virtue Of deed OF trust made BY william
N. Kennedy and Mary his wife 10 me, eltA
March 8, 1873, and Of record In the Office Of be
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. 80, page 81, viii
offer at public sale. Of the front door Of the Coat
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
'. SATURDAY, October Is, 1873,
Beginning nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the folowingte
scribed property, that's TO say: Part Of lotlln.
bered two hundred and twelve GIN Situated ii
the corner Of Eoff and Twenty:third upruaJ
eecond) streets. said part being bounded andte
scribed as follows: Beginning at point hxieti
t16) feet east o. the corner Of the alley mhhtR
between Chapline and EoG streets, thence t.N
along the north aide OF Twenty. third street 81
teen l6) feet; thence north across lot numeeH
two hundred and twelve (2i2 sixty.six (e6) lea
thence west sixteen 90 feet; thence south iiIlF
elk 1861 feet to tho place OF beginning. With y
use, In common with tho owner OF the'groli!
on the east, Of . private alley running tut
forty.seve 90 feet. ir, 81
TERMs or SALE-Half the purchase moteytt
as much moro as the purchaser may elect Il
hand, tho residue In two equal installmenu u
eix aud twelve months IRON the day oil sale, viii
interest from that day, the deferred payment: 10
be secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee
Title believed good, but selling as truste. !
shall convey only such title as 10 vested In nsSi
''''N N WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee.
A - A..AA aanH
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New Advertisements.

Tr.t,H oyyIcr Term ST.. lsoyn CnlrInll, [
~ =. october3, asa. 4
THE FOLLOWING Is "a REPORT
i Of the number OF deaths which have occur.
red In the City Of Wheeling, W. Va, during tne
past three mouths, with an enumeration OF INC
causes, &c
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TIFFANY FABUN.-octobe 2. 1879. by III.
H .RRlrr l.. FABus. Of Benwood. W. va.
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DIED.

AT Bellalre. Ohio. October ., 1s7a, at II o'cloel
P. NJ. R. JEANNE JusKNs, wife Of DR. N. W
Junkins, aged 50 years sE!E
Funeral to-day at o'clockP. m.
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity Is duo to the fact, that It
Ia the PuRIsr, CHEAPIsT and Best BAKING Pow
McCABE, KRAFT 3 CO.. Proprictors,
( mylg Wheeling. W. Va.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

I will offer for sale at the front door o, a.
Court House, In Wheeling, Ohio Co., W. Va a,
SATURDAY, October 4, 1873,
At 10 O'Clock \. NJ, one.hAlf Of Lot No, 4, :,
Graham's addition, on 9Th street, between OH,
cy and Centre. On said lot there 1. dcubl.
twos story Frame House.
The house was formerly occupied by Jo.eos
Connolly.
Terms made known on day CT sale.
ARTHUR LITTLE, ADM.
JIM. MILLER, Auctioneer. sen9
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,TR sTEE's SALE,


By, virtue oil % decd OF vtrust made on tho 18th
day 81, September. 1860 BY Alexander a. Allison
tothe nndersigued' trustee, which deed Is Of re.
Iot Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Book
No 81, folio 3sl, will offer at public sale at the
irohtdoor OF the Court Houscof Ohio county. on
WEDNESDAY,. the 29th Day OF October, lsia.
Beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. n, the following de-
scrbod real estate-that 10 10 ssy-all that parcel
Of ground lying on the south side OF Caldwelr2
Run, In said Ohio County, bounded o. follows.
viz: Beginning at stake on the tont til side Of
| the Run, thence south 81 deg. poles TO o sugar
tree corner TO Samuel McClure's, thence with
said MeClure's line south 90 deg, east IS pools TO
stake corner to VIM Collinss thence with his
line north % deg east 3st5 poles TO the begin
Ming, containing Ave acres more or less together
WITH oil the improvements upon The same.
TERMS or SALE-Cash. The title 10 believed
to DO unexceptionable,' but selling as trustee l
shall convey only such tito as Is vested in me by
'NiTTNf sd JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
4 GEO. A. WICRHAM. Anctimccf. :. sep27
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Aid tor Memphis.

The following subscriptions were re-
celvedat this office yesterday, in aid o!
the Memphis sufferers by yellow fever:
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling |.
land. Price from $500 TO $1,000 eaeh,
TERMS ne-iourth cash, the res!due In eQu,l
Installmenu 1t one. two and three year,, With h.
terest. JNo. P. GILcHRIsT,
aplo top Mn
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SATURDAY, October 10, 1873,
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee
GEO. a. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. sepls
IoMMIssIONER's SALE OF WAC
nN AVN NADpT OF RANT0RY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WAC,
" ON AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.
ID pursuance OF decree entered by The Ccon'
ty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. 90 TIE
fourth day oil September, 1873, In the chAutety
cause In said Court pending wherein Daniel
schambra Is complainant and Jacob Grcs:eios
and others ara defendants, shall as Special Goa,
missioner named In raid decree o0es At Pl6lls
eale, at tho front door OF the Court House Of Oa0
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, October IS. 1878,
beginning at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following de
scribed real estate. that is to tay: Lot number
cd scyenty.nine C79) In the old town oil " htelins
In the First ward OF the city OF Wheeling, In ne
county or Ohio and State or West Virginia, sait
lot fronting on the west side OF Market street
and being the second lot from the southWet
corner OF Market and Adams streets.
Terms OF SALE-0ne.thlrd OF the pufehts
money and such further sum as the putehtsS
may elect, In hand, the balance In equal install,
ments Ut six and twelve months from the DAY o!
sale, The purchaser giving bonds Tor tho deiepea
installments with security approved by the Con,
missioner, said bonds bearing interest from "
day Of sale. Sale subject 70 confirmation BY "
Court and title 10 be retained until payment o.
the purchase money n null.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
special Commissioner.
npa A wJNKuAM knetIoneer seDib
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COUNTRY REs1DENCEFOR SALE

The Stone House, with nearly nine se,e. q,
land, In the village Of Leatherwood, IN on
county, belonging TO the estate Of the late d.
John Eotf, Is for sale.
For price, terms, &C., apply to.
au9 -7IF' BEVERLY N. ROpp
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New Advertisemente

New Advertisements
HAMlT0N'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mn. JAMES FrzsmMoss. ..LessOe and Manager.
-GR.A ND OPENING.
Am y s z MENT SEASON.
Monday Wight, October g, 1878.
At this Beautiful New Thester,
Now Elegantly Arranged no.,
In the most Admirable Style Of Art.
The Opera House Erected
BY MR.. JAMES HAMILTON. .,.r
Built from the plans OF the Celebrated Architect,
..' :lgs.a MR.. KHMBLK. iw zH. u
The Auditorium Excellent throughout.
The Stage with tho Latest Appliances.
The Scenery Of the Most Artistic Nature.
BY tho Eminent Artistic,
Mr.. J. PIaGoTT.
Architectural Carpetings by Mr.. ". CRUMR.
The most Liberal Expenditure
In every Department OF Public Presentation
To Insure all that Critical .s1r
Amusem emit Society may demand. y!
With all the following ..tt
GRAND DRAMATIC COMPANY:,
MISS MARY STEVENS, r II
Leading Lady OF the Olympic Theater, Bfoad'
way, N. 7. .r.f ,t
MISS FANNIE PRESTIGE,
At''h New York.
MISS MARY LoDUsK1 YOUNG,
Juvenile Lady Of Booths heatre, New York.
MRS. JULIA BARRRT,
Leading old Lady Of Drury Lane Theatre, Lon.
- 7.u4NJ don, Eng. N4
miss HATTIE WHITNEY, "r.t
Walking Lady Of the Toronto. Canada; Theatres
MISS RMMAMINRTTA,s ~
From the Eastern Theatres.
MISS LILLE b. LANGFoRD,
From the Brooklyn, N. Y. Theatres.
MISS WILDA SMITH, n,
Tho Popular Dramatic ArtIsts. la.lli
MIR. MILTON MOBILES. o..
Leading Gentleman q the Academy Of Music,
MR.. HARRY CLIFFORD, ~ ~
Tho celebrated and popular Comedian from
. tho principal American Theatres. s"i .
-Hn- .I7MR. A. W. CHURCH., ~ a3
Leading Old Man from the Cincinnati Theatres.
lt MR.. WALTER TRRvILL, asf-1
Leading Juvenile Gentleman, from N. Y.
i.-. Theatres. 'r MA f.
m,ef.y Mr.. JNo. SUTTON, ~ q. Is
Leading Heavy chaTss s. "a Actor f'em n. y
'' MR.. J. L. sAPHoIE,
The Sterling Actor. from the Toronto, Canada,
| l. Theatres.
s Mr.. Il. L. DAVIS, ~
Leading Walking Gentleman Of the Weaten
Theatres. 4a" ..s.,
ro MR.. j. A. CAVANAUaH,
The Standard and Meritorious Artist
FL. MIR. GUsTAvUs WILLIAMS.
General Actor, from the Southern Theatres.
MR.. THEODORE N. sALTE.
General Actor Of the St. Louis Theatres,
10 MR.. RICHARD 8. SMITH,
The Picturesque Scenic Artist.
=. MR.. JAMES ALEXANDER,
Calcium Light ornamentor from Robinsons
Opera House, Cincinnati, Ohio. .
MR.. GEORGE SLATE, 49,, 10
Property Man OF the Baltimore Theatres.
Mr.. JEAN B. MAU5EY,
i! Chief d'orehestre and Composer.
MR.. HENRY z. WHEELER,
-. The Popular Treasurer. 81 .g9
~ esl, II a-y,yI ,iEqiJlsAi
Monday Evening, October 9th,
And every evening during tho week, go hat all
may have an opportunity OF seeing Is, will be
presented from the Original Text, Shasespeare's
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For Sale.

ToRsALE-0PTIOAL AND NTisIc
IL Store. Established 2syears, wiz ,ksilV
tention Of retiring from buslneaa OFF, X. y. y
my well established Optical and Nps.. ~, ~
with stock and fixtures. It is IN ira ~. ssNts
rsss p sSs.om Of H. city x a1' ge
days. Address - @sA' AttI
MRS. 9. Z. CARTWRIGHT
teplo p. o. Boz ia
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FoR sALE-TWo SMALL FARMS
IL on the B. d o. r. R., between MopnS. sie
and Glen Kaston-one Of 60 Aefes M on, v
They adloiR and will be sold together d, sr,ss,.
About % acres under cultivation. MAN." ~
timbered. Aeomfortahle Dwelling Hoase Az W.
stable, &C., and q choice Apple Orchard nh
other fruit. Is "'H
Also, a two;story Brick House with Ave MN,
on Wheeling Inland, Ohio street.
sepl6 |. IRWIN A,s,,
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Monday Evening, October 9th,
And every evening during the week, so that all
may have an opportunity OF seeing Is, will be
presented from the Original Text, Shasespeare's
Grcat Work .a.nr .-a .fl .r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-04

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
II unclaimed In the Post once at wheeling
Saturday morning, Oct. 4, 1873.
To obtain any OF the following, the applicant
viii please call for advertised letters, giving the
ia "a NJ thia 1iaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-04

There have been q cases OF Cholera reported
to thls olIlce during the summer, which were
located as follows: First ward, 5: Second. 2;
Third, /; Fourth, 1; Fifth. g. Sixth, 8; Eigth, Z.
'.'T- s. L. JEPSoN. N. D.