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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
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the Rev J0hM Teaches ISIS
Nephew 1e0ss ~ Itek u
GtMliy

Tie following II mn cNifa.i frnm
lsnlwrr's last novel. "k.nclm Ghil.
lingls 1"
Tie nephew kenelm comes homo
irem public h"el In hai sri,its and
seeks clerical consolation.
The reverend gentleman was in his
farm,ari examining his halloeks. when
kcnelm aeeos,ed him thus briefly:
.Sir. am disgraeci. and shall lie
of !, II you canno, help to set me- righ,
in my owu eyes
My dear by, don, talk in that
way. Come into III, study
~ soon ~ they entered tia, room.
md The larsm hal carefully closed thr
ioor, hc took the hoy ! arm. turned
him round "a tho light. and saw u,
once tha, there was something very
grave on his mind. canelia, him un-
der the chin. the parson sail checrily.
5"lloll up your heal. ksnclm. am
sure you have done nothing unworthy
oi gentleman. :
"a don't know thai f'ai slt ho,
yr,y little l,iIger than myself and |
hav, Lcen licked. did Mt give ia
though but the either boy picked M
M, fur could MT stand any longcr---
and TN fellow i c'ea, hnily anl HI
name il butt. and hc il ,hr spn uf 4
hw,cr--and hc ct my Lcal into
chancery and have challenged him
to iigln again next half. anl unless YOU
can help me to lick hia,. | shall never
bc good for anything in this world
never. /, will break my hear,. =
II am very glad to hear you hay,
had thr pluck q challenge him. jus,
l., me $50 how yea double your list
Well that's 10, amiss. Npw. ru, your.
srlf in,r Il lighting attitude. and hit ou,
al mr---har,l --har,irr. I'nph that
~,a never Al. Auu II. nd nuke va,
blows ii. Straight IL III alfHM. Ant
that's nnt tic VA, to stand, Step
~. w,ll ~ ,aar hann.Aes--Neigh, 4.
thu left lcg--saod. Aea. rut on thes,
gloves. aud Ill give ,.u lesson i,
boxing,
Five minutes alterwatl Mrs Johr
Chillingl, entering the room ta sunmo,
her husband 10 breakfast, stao.l aston
J ishcL tv see him with his coat III MI,
parrying the blrNs nf kencln, VIII,
ilcw 1t him like ! young tiger Til,
good pastor Ut that mpment nigh
certainly haze appeared iine typo !
muscular Christianity, hut ,lot of tha
, kind IL chris,ianit, nut IT which on
! makes Archbishaps .f Canterbury
"Good graciou, me = ialtercl Mrs
John Chillingly. anl then. witc.lkc
flying 10 the protection Of her huslen,
she seized kcnclm by the shoulders
and gave him gool shaking. I'll
2 paron. who was sadly nut Of breath
was not diSl.leasel at the interruption
but took that opportunity d rnt u
his cont. and said: ',Nv'll hcgin II
!. morrow. INV. come IL breakfast. "
kcnclm returned to srhnol with
hrnw cleared from care, and thrc
!; days after lis return he wrotc to III
i Rev. john:
= "DEAR SIR: l have liked Butt
!, Knowledge II power. Your affection,
\ ate kGSnLM.
"l'. Snow that | have lickc,
, Butt have made il up with him.
From that ,imc kcnclm prosl cred
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

The sweet girl graduate of New
Orleans seminary received tho lcrrcc
of maid of Science" Somo time al.
ter rhu will bc entitled to another dc.
grcs ii lucky--shat of "Matron o.
Scions." /"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

A ,nuilcman whose hon~ was unler
repair went o,,, ohe lay to So has the
work progressed, aud ol,sers..is lnan-
thy u nails lying about, he said 10 the
carpenter: Why don. ,.u take care
u these nails, The, II certainly b, lost.
No." replied tho carl,n.cr; you'll
Gnl them IN tho biil." ]"
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was qaisefinF - e,ss ,lsm, nd raiss'l
tie glass,s huui'lls T. their lils. anl
as hurriealy ais,theI tie runtsats
Then they lpaase,l ah.at - lisss.sSl,
A. before, fl about tvn minutes. a,
The expiration IL that time, me II sh,
twain commenced Il lux surprised
The ,ihrr maa as.a l,ph.l IL II hc has
received expected intelligence. lh.t
their faces simultaneously appeared
gtilri AMI the first man remarked
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similar statement. and also started 81
the samo destination. Ruif hurrie,
after them. liz ,ii,lnt 70 unt on I'll,
walk where they we're. because the,
didn't appear q want !" engage i ~.
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When Maeaulay anl sydney Smith
me, they both talked necessarily. "Oh,
yea, W. both talked great deal. Il
Said Sydney; but don't believe
Macaulay ever did hear my voice.
Sometimes. when have told good
story, have though, to myself. Poor
Macanlay, he will hc very sorry somc
day to have missed that.
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W I'M III u 1T HfNft
-

rannat Int ls.l slai death Hsi>.
have hrrn t. him moro terrible lhan i
thousand ,l,a.l> iii a'N other form
Called hy you Il lnur rr' ,are all.sr-
.vntly trr thn rarrs,e II peaceful IN
.tcr,i,w t. settle family difficulties.
u,stcl e. i sat III sM1r room, and
apparently alt,s II instantly confronted
with weapon 1t death in his awu san
hands. what thoughts n.ll>t have rush.
icl on lin at ,tilt moment when he
E,uud that the rers Il Ni,au he expect.
I'll had come to him t,tF tl.r purpose u
i peaceful arrangements what
thoughts, what terrible thoughts must
hasc rushed urnn him WIN le rceeis
n ,lc lratlpn messenger It lca,h ia
his isa,n tram tic han,ls II lis eldest
I'll, .lulsr na.i, Remarks t. ,nnng
Walwnrth,
Thi~ Il hnsh. Let ns ennrelr that
there MAS .sen-hanael justice In the
verdict against NalN"rth. and let linn
be scnt t. prism ta exratiats his ssrlme;
but away with these blue AMI rcd lights
IL sentiment which Judge Davis and
somc ., tic public journals have en-
a,ay.r.l to hnrn about the carcass Il
the murdered MalM.rth. |, ii ont u
place anl uneallca for, Il makes ~
difference what terrible thoughts mus,
have rushed upon him ! the public i
satisfied il knowing ,aa, tho prrss,.'
wa fired the bullets has l,.en convicted
anl consigned t. IN adequate punish.
men, The less that il ss,il about tho
vic,im Il this dreadful domestic trage.
hv the he,tcr. There Ii MT single
incident in the whule gas story which
can INSPIRE sha,lea Il pity - conn,
passion for the murdered nan. III,
sys,,ma,isall, canrtc,l sinlen, taking
or Never vns there exposed u III,
public gaze more enNar,lly. nhsern,
protanc anl IL every way ,ontemrtil,l,
srounlrcl. Judge Davis would c,i
IDENTIFY ha,r ns believe that tie cllc
Walworth experienced peculiar agon,
in being assailel by his snl--'.his cid
est boy" w don't believe an,thin,
of tho kind. Malwellh had long con
Quoted himself as though his wife al,
son were of all o,lier creatures en III
earth the most hateful to him Rea,
in his horrible aud disgusting letter
how he threatened. .,er and oscr agai,
10 murder lhrn insrf'asIing his threat
with an ohs-cnlts toe ,ile for belief
Such d man could hn,. had nono of IN,
feelings of husband Or 4 father nm,
when that son assaii.l him. for rctusin,
~ cease his brutal l,nr~ui, IL his moth
Or. il was mt the hurror arising frml
the assault of a san. that Nalwort'
felt, hut tho horror which every sneak
| ing coward feels nj minv driven into
corner where a swift and sure punish
mcnt awaits him.
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"A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT The
late Sir Allen Park once said Vt 4 pub.
III meeting in london:
"Wa il,e IN tho mi,lst Il blessings
till We are utterly insensile ot their
greatness aud 1t the sources from
whence ,hey ilew We speak u out
civilization. uur arts. our law. and
forge, Christianity. lilet thris,iani,,
m' TIE l,age Il man history. aud
M'ai "nuil lis law hasa ieen --Mha,
H. ,isi,.sas,un. Christianity Il m,sci
up with .,.r vrrs hcing ani our Dali,
lite; taare il not familiar object
around ~ which lies not wen, differ
cnt a7por.. l,eausa the iisl, II i
Garis'iln 1--we Ii Oh il nat law which
iocs MT uMe it, truth aud g.ntl.ncss
u Chrissianits-~l,ot Il custom wil,l,
eannot hc traeel in all it holy. health.
iM parts 10 the i sprl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

IMPORTANT DHelsIas. State super
Aberneihy last week sent 10
the county auditor Il Marion county
III. following letter. which II import
ant III connection ail the action VI
The Marion count, i, ard i supervisors
III the matter Il congressman NAlden's
back pay :
DEsn SIN. Tie right u an indi.
,idual u give or brluratl, money tor
the benefit "a conIlnon schools cannot
" questioned. Il my person has
made such gilt q money. the board q
supervisors. having 10 authority u eon-
trol a the disposition II any school
funds. excepting the permanent fund.
canine, legally direct tie Repayment or
other disposal u such money These
funds. including all amounts 81 lca.ow-
c,l mus, he usc.l IL the law lirccts
In my "rinpn, an action may hs
maintained ayains. the county auditor.
and board oi supervisors, !, any resi-
dent 4 district thus deprived u any
portion III III scho.l funds.
Yours truly,
ALps1o AArLALTny.
snrtt rsllie instruction.
ncs Maiucs, June -.
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JERSEY STOCK.

The undersigned uwns the Isrscy Hull.
brought 70 this Q, antrt Ly Ees ah,ps,an
aud will Keep him Mt liz ftahle In t'reyco,
fur the USE VI rarties WIN wish - i,urrnse
their s'ock for his services. Ss.ta will he
chsrc~d, Hr ~as sir.d ~ The full hla"lei
J~svcy Bull Maln. imported IL philaIcl.
riia ahJ from full hisoaed Jersey Gov
''r"sco, April 9Th is,S
MuHDLN STKnTtiEK
n9Nm0
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Tho older Benefits advice to hisrc-
turters was. ..lfr sufc tho thing has
happened then write II mp with All tho
sensation you can muster.
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Tho I,ana.Ns-iaiu iui pskpneket-'
A.k ,viatian las oliertI ID ean.cr homer
ary membership upon a'l cenvre>.meu
who have a., lv;urnc their back ra,
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g q. CANIlELD.

CANrikLD MiSN.
10Neace o. the Peace and col.
lcc'in. agent, Will attend 10 collection.
sud pay taxss for nonresident. In any rAlt
ftllinors county, Ninn
Refers Ny prrMnsinn 10 Hun. Reuben
Wells, Preston, Ainn
Peter N~li., line Springs statian, Iowa
J, II Eastn. hanker, lirenrah. Iowa.
&. D. Tharcrr, treseo VIVA,
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~ ~. Ma.ska.
LINE SPRINGS STATION. luWA
neal satasc aud Galir. stnu aEeht
TAKE, paid f,r nnll-re>il lent Al hasiness
hy mail will have Eramri attention beni
rcfcreMcc given when lesifel. i.sf
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IN n. Chamberlain. VI. -.
u permanently located IL


rurS.n IOWA
where he II prepared 10 a,tcnl all eai's
of the Profession c.ther by das "r night
O,kce IL Price n Lawrs Urn! Strr
RcsiLeucc corner It fvoa ,tti setar streets
nrari radsell's a'u
An nrisa,r li,sa.es s.fir'ls eeniara''a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

AN UNPRECEDENTED Successful Is
now six months since Mr.. E. Emsheimer
undertook the manufacture Of Ladies' and
Children Dresses, Cloaks, undergarments
&c, and we are pleased to learn that his
efforts In that line have been crowned
with success. Any one unacquainted with
business Of this character can form no
idea Of the obstacles TO be overcome.
First, to get cutters; second, good dress.
makers; third, to manufacture such goods
asthe public will appreciate. These oh.
sttcles have all been overcome, and today
Mr.. Emsheimer has the best cutter and
dress.makers Of any similar establishment
in West Virginia. Mr.. Emsheimers cut.
ter Is known 10 our citizens as q lady OF
rare accomplishments and one worthy OF
all confidence. The garments she cuts fit
and none arc returned. The work execu.
ted at the factory Is faultless. No work
is allowed 10 leave the house before it Is
examined and approved. Time and space
will not permit US TO go into lengthy de-
tails, but we assure our citizens that when
they wish suit, cloak, ready made or
made TO order. Il they go to E. EN-.
shelmer they will not only be pleased with
the garments, but also with the price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

FIFrY.Two PIANOS PER WEEK.-The
number Of Pianos turned out per week by
the great house Of Steinway & Sons has
actually reached the enormous figure oil
ifilty.two; and with all that they arc con-
stantly behind their orders. Inquire a,
the New York retail warerooms on Four.
tenth street, at the agencies at Philadel.
phia, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, St,
Louis, or at Adams & Lucus', in this city
and you'll find that no large stock Of these
Pianos can or ever does accumulate.
They go of as soon as received, and fur
ther, lor the plain style Of instruments
customers have frequently TO wait for
weeks and months; yet such is the popu.
larity oil these wonderful instruments that
persons OF taste and judgment would
rather put up with delay and inconven.
fence than procure an Inferior brand Of
Piano. The Steinways alone manulac'
ture more Piano Fortes than the eigh,
next largest Piano manufacturers Of New
York put together. It's worth avisit to
the warerooms Of Messrs. Adams & Lu-
Gus, 1850 Market street, and examine the
choice square and upright Steinway Pr
amos there exhibited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15
HAMnToH's OPERA HousH.-The man.

HAAILToH's OPERA HousH.-The man.
agerial ability displayed in the opening
OF our new Opera House has beyond q
a doubt proved TO onr people that 1t only
remains with them to support the grand
enterprise, and they win have more first.
class amusement duringthe coming win.
ter than ever before within the history Of
our city.
The liberality with which Manager
James Fitzsimmons places all the plays
upon the stage has been particularly no
ticed, and will undoubtedly be appreciat'
ed. The Opera House has been very
popular with the ladies, and they begin
to appreciate the endeavors Of the Man
agement in establishing such place oil
amusement, and no donbt will signify
their qualification by attending in large
numbers.
The regular Wednesday matinee will
take place this afternoon, and let all bear
in mind that this will positively be the
last presentation Of the great sensational
drama Of southern life, "Pomp, or Away
down South" in which Mr.. Harry Gilt
ford will appear in his original character
"Pomp." To night an entirely new bill
will be presented with the entire dramat'
ic company In the cast.
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nu,lne,s anal FlnancIal matters.

NRw York, Oct 1.-THE suspension
OF VIM H6ge s Co, bankers, and VIM
WhittemOre & Co. brokers, Is announced
The Directors OF the Bank 0t England
raised the rate oil discount from 8 to 0 per
cent to day. -
The heavy pressure to sell in the stock
market to-day forced prices down from
to per cent through the list, and in some
cases the prices were below the lowest
quotations OF the recent severe panic
Later there was an improvement from the
lowest point
WARRINGTON, Oct. l4-Ouls,andinel
legal tender $250. 56G,ssS.
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CRY COUNCIL. AT the regular monthly
meeting, Of the City Council last evening,
the resignation Of Samuel Laughlin, mem.
Der Of Second Branch from Sd Ward,
was received and Isaiah Warren was elect.
ed TO fill the vacancy.
q The Street Commissioner reported bills
for labor done during the month amount
ing to 81, 694 81, which were ordered paid.
Bills amounting To $753 80, for labor done
in Water Works. and monthly expense oil
running the same, $l,06l oS,- were also
ordered paid. ,Lli;,sst.l =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

GENTLEMEN's FURN1suMa-NEw
SrocK.-Christisn Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has just returned from New York
with q large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeres,! overcoatipgs, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning to 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. . a !. w.
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CITY BOOK STORE.
y NEW ROCKS,

4 q -. ~
=. The Land otsMoaS- by a, 2. tristan, cloth
APcIlo., or thswsyof Colby Bishop Coke,
" Against The strcau-By author. .schonbsrg
cG eiod shsai Fses soh FIR SS.,d Garrett cloth
arthur BonnIcastle-By j. G. Holland, cloth
Hester Morley's Promise By Hesba ssottOn.
cloth SITS.
Spares ,I Among the Ashss-By Rev. p. G. Pear.
PRINCIPLES Of Mental Hygiene-By DR.. GortOn,
P.ter sluyvesant BY j. 8 Cabot, cloth
Beyond the Breakers Robert Dale Owen,
BIanctC scymout-A Novel-paper &c.
Carmens Inheritance by Christian Reid,
paper 75c. lLt
Miss Doto,hy's Charge BY Frank Loe BenO.
Qua Eefs and PiIgrims-By Mics Baddon,
Character of 81. Paul-By Dean Howson, cloth
81 IS,
cloth, vols. 8 30.
cloth 81 10.
Grlhood OF shAkespeare's II eroines-By Mary
CoWden Clarke, cloth 81 80.
A journey 70 the Centre OF the Earth-By
Jules Verne, cloth 81 90.
The Yacht Chubby Oliver Optic, cloth 81 80
The Little Camp-By author "Wide, Wide
World, cloth 81 IS.
PenslddOckC-By Hamilton Aide, cloth 81 Is,
MArJotIo Daw-By F. y. Aldrieh, cloth 81 80.
Any Of tho above Books sent by mail upon re.
I'D STANTON,
md Tor Maykat and J0Ih lEyoo,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

THE Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chine received the only gold medal
awarded Sewing Machines at the Worlds
Fair, London, 1862; French Exposition,
Paris, 1867, and has achieved It's latest and
browning triumph at the Vienna EXPOSE
ton, 1873, where 1t was awarded two
medals and recommended for the grand
diploma OF honor, an award conferred up
on no other Sewing Machine, No human
testimony could be stronger than that
which has been accorded this Machine
for superiority over all others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15
Arrested for Robbing tho Dead.-
Shooting AffIay.

MRMpRIs, Oct. l4-WaldCmo Peterson
yellow fever nurse, was arrested to-day
charged with robbIpg the trunks Of The
dead patients under his charge
James D. Young shot at Q. y. ThOmp.
son three times, each shot taking effect on
Shelby street this afternoon. Thompson
insulted Iouug's sister week ago, and
to-day visited Young and used abusive
language and made demonstration as II
70 draw pistol when Young commenced
shooting. The wounds arc painful. but
not dangerous. Young's sisters arc res
pectable sewing girls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

PrLFER1Na CoAL-For some time past
Mr.. John Nolan has been annoyed by the
frequent thieving Of coal from his cars on
18th street, between Eof and Chapline.
On Monday evening two young girls,
named Mary Miller and Caroline Bolands,
were discovered abstractipg the black
diamonds, and were Immediately arrested
and taken before Squire Launder. Owing
to the extreme youth Of the prisoners,
however, Mr.. Nolan generously declined
prosecuting them and they were dis.
charged from custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

JOHN RoEMER is now receiving large
quantities Of Winter Dress Goods, shawls
Muslins, Calicoes, Blankets, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Waterprools, all colors; Black
Silks, Carpets, OIL Cloths, Notions, Hos
iery, Trimmings, &C., &C., oil OF which
will Le retailed at wholesale prices fol
cash. Please call soon Il you wish to
save money!. as .5 Naa- 81 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

EVENING EXHIBITION. The proprletors
Of the Centripetal Power Machines have
In answer to q desire expressed by many
persons who arc employed during the day
time, determined TO give every one an op'
portunity to see and examine their
wonderful power. For this purpose the
machine will be on exhibition this even
Ing Of 2 O'Clock. Master mechanics
should notify oil in their departments ol
this public evening exhibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

WHITE FURs and trimmings cleaned
moth.eaten Fun repaired and made as
good as new mufs lined. The only
place where you can get q job done per-
feet Is ct George II. Kurtz's, as he has
learned the business oil iurrier, and will
guarantee all work done by him satisiac.
tory; 1419 Main street.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon tho roof Of the forge depart
ment of the Belmont Mill was discovered
to be on fire. The flames were extin-
guished before much damage was done,
by the prompt action Of Capt. Reister
with the hose In the shop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15
Ladies. wtl, You ono and al

Ladies, vim you ono and oil
On spoyer Bros. make call.
Our goods arc selling very low,
Then Just step In and sec the show.
Our millinery is the very latest style
That 10 10 be found for many mile,
Our Notions too are sold at prices 90 low,
We DEFY competition wherever you may 70.
AtI11s Main street, Wheeling, tfstsE )
1s where all these cheap goods arc selling.
1hen look for yourselves before you buy,
And we think at the prices you will ray o, my.
Our friends from tho North, South. Rast and
West
Will fud that OF goods We keep the best
Prom the market Il 10 only short way,
60 give US . call whilst In Wheeling You stay,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

FOUND Gu1Lry.-Noah B. Wamsley
was on Saturday last found guilty by the
United States District Court at clarks-
burg, of collecting money on fraudulent
pension papers in Upshur county some
months since. The Court has not yet
passed sentence upon him. Wamsley was
arrested in Upshur county, but !subse7
queutly escaped and was afterwards cap
tured in Wyoming Territory. LI-N y e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

TIE only place in the city where you
can get your Furs cleaned, and moth
eaten places repaired, Is at George Il
Kuriz's, as he keeps on hand the different
kinds Of furs to repair with. Also, full
line Of all kinds of trimmings and silks
Tor Fnrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

, HAND HuRT.--Wm. J. Hope, while at
work yesterday OF the spike furnace In
the Crescent Mil, struck his left hand
against the sharp end Of a01oth square
bar Of iron, which almost severed the
thumb from the palm, and will certainly
disable him for considerable time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

New Cause.-The Wheeling, Pittsburgh
& Baltimore fold Hempfeld) Railway will,
on Friday next, receive an entirely new
outfit Of passenger cars, manufactured for
the company at their shops at Mt. Glare.