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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-16
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas, John Baum and Elisabeth
Baum, his wife, by their certain morts
gage with power OF sale, dated the
seventh day Of D 'ober, egleenhunI
ired sixtyfive. and recorded in the
Recorders Office of Gasconade County
and State OF Missouri, IN took r page
l55, did convey TO ens VIM. Dormann
tho f,Ilo wing descr. bed real estate.
sill lated in Gasconade County and
Safe Of Missouri, described in said
mortgage deed as The west half o.
northeast quarter of Sectien thirteen
E1I3) township fortythree G43) ofrangs
live 60 west, c~oniaIping $50 dcres
more OF less, Which said conveyance
was made for The purpose of securing
a certain nOie OF four hundred AID six
tyl.ire 30-100 Dollars, described n
said Mortgage deed and executed by
said John Baum ami wher As last y
tie Said note aforesaid remains due
and unpai |.
Now, therefore J. VIM. Dormann, as
Mortgage III aecor'' ance with the pro.
visions OF said mortgage deed, wi I,oit
fer for sale at pub ic vendue TO the
H'SneSt anu vtSt UlHueT. IOr cash ~
hand, at the caurt house door in the
town of Hermann, County AID STATE
aforesaid, on
Tuesday. the 18th day of FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1873.
between the hours of nine o'clock IN
the forenoon and five O'Clock in he
afternoon of that day, the property hes
rein before described and conveyed by
said mortgage deed, tege!her with the
costs and expenses OF executing this
trust.
WM. DeRKAaN, Mortgages.
Hermann Mo-, Dec. 24th 1872
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am1 s. brannte M @etp 9orl
bas Siftb Mb. Sbeatcr total ab. ger'
Iui $3O0,O00. Die Sdauiptsler perlo>
rem ibre @aroeroDen unb Die fir oas Sr.
deitra anseitcuten Mufter, ibrt Snftrus
mcnte. Sas Sebdube mar erft Dor we.
riiscn Sahren erridtet nno Die inilere
ausitattung nit arOBem Roten @ufWon'
De erit tiirSIid o~ontnost. Seine 8erii,
der mig.
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ieript anseorbnet. Sie nieberen f4pS.
rem mad nie boz niht.

ieript anseor6net. Gie nieberen fdps.
rem mad nie o nidt.
Bern, q. Desember, Ser Meeurs
Ses gortaHbes bes gercins freidnnio.r
Satbsiifcn in 2ussrn seseu Die Den 4lt<
fataeIifen bon Der sortigen Stsaieruno
perpeiasrte BeHukuns Ger Sirden Iieat
Dem Bnnoesrathe bereits Der unS mirb
non oieiem. laut gernebmen, Ger guu<
discriminating ole beariinoet empfoh.
len wcrben. rGeb6ren Die alttatbolifen
gu Den i'm art. II Der 8uaeesperfa1una
anertannt drifliGen GonfeGionen ODER
nibt. unb bat ibr GotttSoienif Mniprud
uuf Die in ientm Nrtfsl ansaciprodene
Sarantic Decr nidlt ?" Eas it pieoaupt.
fragc, nm meldle es nd BEL oieicnl 9fecars
lie banbeIt. Scr M;hts, scn mir anrua
ffn," lautet isri Sdus, .jE aiidEider
Bsiie aud Ole politia. 05er5tt6eee
oes SaterlanOes, Ole ia gt6t aeslusnatn
lit, blob toOte 8eweismsmenfe ab,aiui.
deln, fonbein be nit marmem Ser,,n
fibIen Sarf uno fol- fir bos 8aterIuno.
lnO ole Flflldt auf oieies @obl aebic.
ret, uns 81 boron un5 nidt an Sulben.
sab bic isit 1S4S ibrem @Iauscu unS
ocn Snnse trcu gebliebcnct. Satboliteu
Iuebrlns geapfrrt luerben tincm ncu,n
;eIl9ioS'politiidsn Spteme, bas in lei.
aen priniifieatn 6 oriequsn;en Sie Sri.
ctS idWei3eriiden StaatsIpelens
3odite gefabrhct gSir bits
ten alio III Ganafion Der S6lubna6ns
,er Huierncr Gegierang benz !. Ne;cms
Der atbnl, aIa elmer Gtr. ebung ocs Dirt.
"A Der SnnSreNeriaiiuug, womit uns
,pr Der $ no 9e5olttn lit. Ser Stabts
:atk bon Su;ern :uiro uns Ole girdle ,uie.
>trnm far GtltaiheiliGe 6uSetioncn ein<
unn Ter Ncsit.unGSr0th tann
IS niMt uerbieten. Gpeututl milnid,en
uir, hab NnnrHnunGen aetroTen weroen
fir m6glidlt tci0rscrlidcn Grlab
lines &unreescitaes, bus uus fiber ittnt
'er ben llebcrIriEen Der rotiraniidtn
3irrurdlie unb Ger o ;br a~btGnaiaen
Staot5btbatne."
3iiri d.. - 9it GiSQen. gnnf bat
aoInuna, stiaos bon ben Srei
Sdaher, zen ilr bie untreue
uerNria@t kat, micber;uerbaltcn.
jn Yoris ino ;mei SHOipirren perbaftct
me.6e sic 9aApti@uIA az bcn
saHcnbisbfdlen SddrS tEnscn, inoem ie
ganj ipitenlatiid I'm unqebeure
: | minen bctrngcu nMS, mobl wiijenc,
cas- GeiO fOinMe, ihn sualcid nit
Sntbcduna teorohtsny wenn or Dor lpei.
ern Spe,atiDnsE swru&ldrede. Titie
tsi5eu MratsreN; uub Ssrapbin.
Der ~eritcre fsielte ben S6r}snaecnt.u,
or anhere cen @iHiouar- AHs-beu leb,
gen Geppftionen &da,s geht tIar bcr-
'or, nit weIdem 8eB lckttrer %nmipcnnsn |
eRsitn Ter hero. iietsa noe &irp;eR in
Miro nGs Otetfs Sapc.i cafllGeu.
S1meriu Naa scr 'ami!ihen
%tutiitif Ses &amsuraiidtn 81 atN iino
OH 1851 I'll iibcf &,ambura niht wtuis /
.er ais 92,69S 8:rientn ousacmonoert,
utlde aus WeGlenbulA Gdwcrin un3
acburtia plrel.
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en9orfSau.4 4. SIM StodeSt
idcn 8ro,ebe pesen Grmoreuns seS
Sames fsisf febrte Die Surp nad elmer
8eratbung bon peniaen Stunoe1 su'
rid unb CAB bur9 ibren Sbmann oas
@er6ift ab der 2ln9eflagte Stnfss iei
oes Morbcs i'm erfen Graoc i@ulSig."
0tidter 8oaroman ueridob bierauf Die
Nublisirun0 bes StrafsrtbeiIss ouf
Nontag.
Somit iuare alto bieIer 8ro;es BEEN
oct unb oQem Ini6etnc mad Dirb
DER Moroer ieiner Strafe nidt entges
ben. 8i5 gum %. Sebruar lit aber nod
eine Ian9e Belt unO ba Der Worber elm
reidcr Wann lit, ftebt ieine Segnaoi<
sune in gusfdt ODER nenn oieie nlGt
erfolgsn ioute, bIrfte cs aud andre SIZE
se seben, benl Seies elm rSanippHen"
~ i3Iaeen. Msnn Stodes gebdnst
iein MIR, wcrosn ipir on Die N~uSfubruns
Der urtbsits etaubsu, Midt fruEer.
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8orthtiIe.

8ortbeiIe.
Die &orfbeile elmer ioI@enQusfeIun!
I'M Often fino fur unieren 9taat bon feb
gro6er @idtieteit. Gs 1T bies Die belt
anpreiiuns unferes 8obens unb Sill
mas sepfeI bier sesosen. fno 5. .. ii
@robe uuS Sefdmaf 10 iebr ben imSfel
9e5ogenen iiberIegen, bab man ne h'e'
lelten iuieser s%rfennt, penn man norbe'
Sielelben @rten in @ew 9erf oSer Ner
Gnslano gefeIen BAT.
Gin 8eiipieI.
glS elm redt treHsnOes Seiipiel I'M
aen @inHub folder @usiteaungcn oiehi
unS Sanfus. Giefer iunge Stant bot
einen perbaltniBHadBis fleinen Strlb mo-
BE Der Miflouri 6rcn;e, Der gum SbIt'
bau sccisnet 1T. Naein Die SanIas
Staats<6artcnbaugeieuldaft meib i'd
uns ibr.p staatcs Sbit befannt gu ma'
den. Die Ginpanberungsgeieuidafi
CAB Gle SsIber ba3u Der, nm cine 9roBe
Sommluns bon Sanias Sbit in Nem
gorf, Bbiiabepbia, 8ldmono une Gan
Sranciseo aus;uftelen. 0ie erfen&rei'
lie narben ibr ,uerfannt, unb bas gan5c
9nub eritaunte barber, Sns 6as judge
FnniaS iolhe edase bereits erseuse.
Stun trifft es i6 iOnosrbarer @ciie.
Dap bieielbe Sammluns, pel4e 5oniuS
i'm > ten ausitelte, aud in 9eiprsnee bel
Der Sanias etaats 6air auf9eitelt war
unfere eisene Wihouri Staats,Sorticuis
tur9eisQibaft felte eben bort ibre Nfiis
|puri Saa1mlung aus uno tru9 Den Rreia
Der Sanias oauov. @enn nun atir
MtiNouri isin Sbit mad &anias nimmt,
ss sesen 8anias Sbt ausfeIlt, unb BON
siuem &anlas @omittee Den erfen Yreis
erlalt, 70 fam @fiiipuri saIlelhe aIA I'll
Bottom, philadelphia, Baltimore unH
9iidmonb thur. l~lniere Nahtarn i'll
ia9eu ieIbit ;u uns: rSbr Mii,
bobt bss Sbf, abtr ibr baSt mid t
Die 3eute." 81
So Iie9t isbr sisI @abrbeit in biciem
Sabc. 9Sean abcr Die @arters
bau. @eieaidaft eenua Nittsl auftreiben
unb lie pirb es-io ion uns iener
Sorpurf nidbt miebsr tref:n.
0erlnn9t-
Ser gauge etaat lit babel i%nte1Iirt
benz aallseu etaate eriuddit &ortbcil aus
Der Nusiteluns ieiNer 6ridte, ietucl
@eiae. Seit lcner Nusltellun9 im Often
bat Sonias iber 30, COG Ginpobner &c.
ppnncn, bie ourd MiHouri sOsen, aber
lidt in WiNouri bIieben Sin wenis
a%nitreuguns uniererieits fam nod mebl
iur Miiiouri %9ewinnen, aIs 9%anias fin
id getbau.
Gcsbalb lit ss rsdt, oaE bic 9sgisIatur
cole $1,000 81 Dem 3nefe beutQi9e, ben
sic Geielihoft Dor gugen bat. u. 9.
Coleman, uer iclbit Gin 9ewieg:er . : mn
'ratiider YOIititer lit, iprot ubcl
begrunoeten Sefirdtnn9en aus, cap
lie icgige bemufrotiide 9egislatur ipsorr
Bertrand scnu9 beiise, i'm snm Scr.
Staaten Scnator ;u wdbIen, ned Die ben
Scr Sorticulturs @eleulaaft rer!an9te
Snnmc 81. beninigsn. &ir bOffen, sab
T in Sesu9 auf ben I:stsn Suntt l6 ge.
.rrt bat. (5..@. 6prti9ritt)
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Notice is hereby given to all persons
ant, rested, that the Undersigned will
tp.,Iy t. tho Gascunade Prob lie coUrs
o be held At The courthouse III the
town of Hermann, on the third Men.
day in February next. Tor leave to
mako u final settlement ot'hls acxounts
and for bis .scha,ge y. aGo.in.s;rator
o. the estate Of H. II Hejdhr ne1 d c..
ID F. w. AZIDBRIxsK, Admir-.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-16

Senator Gummer's Sefun6>
heits;uttaao bot Gd beoeutenS nerfdIims
inert, unO siro f6 berfelbc le6er 6fentIi,
den fbdtisteit beee5en mifen. 6eine
aerits nno intime Sreunbe befir@t:T
caa S&linmFe.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-16

GnSe Iekter IS o d. trafen in
New Sort abermaIs 800 mitteIIoie Stali'
ener elm. Beitere 1000 finb anf benz
Wege. Sie Gmigranteu Gcmmiinre
trefen @nfaIten fur seren @ufnabme in
So arbs SsIanb.
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NuS Dem Seribte oes Staats< Nubiz
6orS iinO Die foIgeuben intcrchentcn@in.
;elnbeiten befannt geiporocn:
Die Ginnobmen bes SGate5 aus allen
Gueleu inn Sabre 1871 %betruacu
1852, 5O7 80
SIR 1872 3,4G7, 74l SO
8ilons inn Sdase am l.
Saruar 1871 334 ,243 24
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Suialmncm

3obIunsssNniueiiunsen
9eioecn i'm Sabre 1871 S2,21O, 124 .05
SIM Sabre 1872 $780, l3 OF
~llnsangbare Staatspat
pierre bertrannt bpm
Gomitee 25,eis.96
Gii6ilanbie bonn frl9ercn
9iiDop $4,000
6 ,764, COG. O8
Oe;ernbcr 1912 s56, 4S6,3 50
S%ulammen 7,42O,492'4j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-15

Bhehihe stomach rebels SgaInSt food And OBJ.
stInAtely refuses 10 digest suticlent Alimeut 10
keep tho body we'll nourlShed. It can only DO
compelled 20 resume it8 natural dutitA BY q
wholesome tonic. Tho powerful AlkAloids % Of.
ten administered for this purpose are not whole.
somR. They arc, for the most part, deadly pol.
tong, md even when taken in very Email quAnh-
ties, react violently upon the nervous System.
Not 90 with HpsRtteF'a Stomach Bitten. This
1lItAEy eomblnado Of vegetable juices, embIa.
cling the finest lnviRO'Ants and Alternatives which
tho botanical kingdom affords, operates mildly,
.Btbldlly bent eiRlly npon the digestive, 60.
crellve aud dlschRrglnR organs In dyspepsia,
bilious affections, nervous complaints, periodic
ieVers, chronic constipation, bodily weakness,
mental depression, lAnRuor, sleeplessness, and
tho various disabilities Incident 70 old ago and
premature decay, itg effects ara 90 wonderful that
10 be eomprehended thoy muSt be witnessed or
experienced. d&W
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i.Chspped hands and face ateIlAe most
serious annoyancGS that farmeta and PEG,
pie who labor much out Of doors, expe-
rience from exposure. Exposed persons,
especially children, repeatedly suffer In.
tensely from great cracks upon the hands,
hatGftensbleed. Itiscfuel to allow ones
self Oh Others to sufefih this way, when
the means Of positive prevention are so
easy to be had, and so cheaply, as TO pay
ten cents for a cake Of Hand Sapolio.
Hand sap0lio is,not only better than the
,csbtllest soap for removing 1irtsS butsit
prevents chapplhg, and renders the skin
soft and pliable. Sold everywhere.
eOdkW
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NEW YoRK, August 14-Flour-ahlp
ping grades drmer and In fair demand;
superhne western and State a 95E5 80;
common TO good 90 1506 IS; good %
.6hpiea @ 6Oa7 90; white wheat extra
81 25as 40. Wheat-Higher, light sup
ply, fair export demand; No. Q spring
Chicago 81 47a1 40; No. . Milwaukee
81 53Al "a; No. Duluth TO arrive 81 90;
new winter red western 81 65a1 90. Rye
Scarce and firm at 92c. Corn-FRir
demand and higher; steamer western
mixed 54a65ic; sail 57A59c; kiln dried 53G
Of yellow western 60a82c. Oats-Firm.
or; new mixed western 42a44c. Coffee
Quiet and firm; Rio 194a209. Sugar
Quiet and firm; fair to good refining SO
SIC. Molasses-Quiet and firm; clSyed
Muscovado 27a82c. Rice-Firm 9ia9ic.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August l4-The stormy
weather checked The Trade to.day, but
the commission houses were fairly active.
The market for cotton goods presented
the same price. LonsdAle and Fruit Of
Loom bleAched shirtinga were 4d-
vanced ic. AgawRm 7. and Cabot A.
brown sheeting8 WereTeduced &c, Lip
man Il. and Massachusetts, brown drlllB
were put down 10. y Rolled jaconelS were
advanced. Prints were active. Black
beavers, MoscoRs and fancy cas8lmereg
were selling well, and wool AannelS and
fine blankets were wanted. 7
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sToCD-Dull, but as 3 whole flrmer
than yestRdgy!s QRrings, we're slight,
The St. Paul Stocks and yAtla1tic & Pa
ciGc preferred were exceptionally lSeAlki
st. Paul common declined ION 2t q
SIC, and preferred from 70 e! n but, at
the close there was rally tof5f1A1ff n
spectively., Atlantic & Pacific declined
from 2Of % 25E;S With late sales at s6f.
The greatest advance Of the day was IN
PanamS, which 'tDae nom 114iito 49,
Next In point OF interest were Pacific
Mai, ! Lake shorp. Western Union and
Harlem. The short interest has been
largely increased within the past, few
days, The market closed steady, I The
Nal says:th O cause f-the decline II 81
Paul stockB iGidttributedAo thefact that
the Directors to-day decided to declare
an annual dividend Off per cent payable
in February, Instead o. q seml.anhhal d.
vidend Of 81 per cent payable in August
and February.
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TItusVIIle Petroleum Market.
TITUsvIILE, Pa, August 14,-The pc
troleum market was,quiet at 81 22ia1 20
for Titusville and Oil City deliveries.
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CHICAGO, ADMINISTRATIONS
lair and market unchanged. Wheat
Demand fairhqt at lower. rates; No. 9
spring III 81; No. IidoS 81 "a Com no.
9 mixed 30tI40c. Oats-NO. 9, 279c.
Rye-No. 3, csc. BaFley--Ball No. 2,
81 90. Protisions-9d and unchang'
ed. Mess Pork-$10 90. LABELLED at
To. NBlk Ma9-ShouldsIt So; sides
9ia9fc, Bacnn-Quiet and unchanged In
every respect. WhbkyA9Ic, 100
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iRaltimolrs llarktt.

BALTIMORE, August 14,-Flour-Firm-
err western supeffine a 96a6 %; extrt
Sc 25A7 90; family 81 25a8 49,. Whea'
Active and strong; choice amberS 81 79
al 20; Kentucky white and red 81 Dos
4 o.. Corn-Mixed western ofFmer al
5sfc. Oats-Firmer; western mixed Ala
42c; white 400. Rye-Frmer at S5a95c
Provisions Firm and unchanged. BIT
ter-Unchanged. Whisky-Firmer at 90
RQ6lc. IL. IL :. .----.--
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.CMcMNAT1; August 14.-FlouI-Ffrm
at so 25a8 80. Wheat-Firm at 81 2sa
l SO. Corn-steady ct 46S47c. Rye
Steady at 0Ss70c. 0sts-Steady Of $50
Ale. Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork
Firm at $40 50a17 90. Lsrd-Quieti
steam nominally Of Sc; kettle held at Sta
&c. Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; shout.
ders Sta9Ec; clear rib aides 9ic; clear 9tc,
Bscon-steady; shoulders 9ci clear rib
sides 10lc; clear 1919 Whisky-Firm
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market
NEW York, August, 14.-NoNEY-
abundant at 8A4 per cent, closing at 8 pen
cent.
STERLING ExcHARGE-Weak and low
ct under The liberal 6Ferings Of borrowed
bills from second hands. Recently o con;
siderable Of sterling has been borrowed
on stock collaterals with tne privilege oil
three removals. 'l.:i;C = .fis5s
/ GoLD-Wealler and declined from 116t
TO 114f with considerable excitement
but afterwards rallied to 114i, closing
with sales at 1144. Leans were from Q to
4 per cent for carrying, Clearings $780,
100000. The assistant Treasurer diSburs.
Cd $4,000. Custom receipts to-day $G97,-
600, for the week ending the 9th 50 GEL
$40. The Secretary ofthe Treasury de-
cided to accept all bids for gold amount
ing to $765,5O at from $114I75 to $l15S-
03. Specie shipments to-day $4,000 in
silver bans ~ ELrstaAg
GovERNNIRNTs-Heavy and lower in
SympathY with gold. Transactions light
And the prices were marked, down without
anxy potpu u - -
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schenck,n MandratelpllIs.

These pills arc composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, Gltho deht they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any ofits Injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
q valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from a'disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid FeVerB; &c, &c, al succnmbete
the nee 6BG Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
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are thick, there is little danger even with.
In It's distance.
In case where a few seconds delay
may save your life, It Is worth while TO
know that anything thrown doWn-a bat
coat, etc, will first be torn up win Q
crunch Of the teeth or blow Of the paw
before your pursuer resumes the chase. II
has, to my own knowledge, saved more
than one man at pinch.-"D.," In Land
and Wdker.
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Z ToLEDo, Observation-Disclosures
fair and market firm. Wheat-1c better
No. 3,whits Wabash to arrive 81 IS; am
Der Michigan 81 At. No. Cred 81 AZ; No
2 amber Illinois at 81 4s. Corn High
mixed 44ta44sci low mixed 48eE!i Oats
Mo. / at 304c; No. Q at &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

TIE oPESHe.-Msny extravagant re.
ports have been put in circulation within
the last few days in relation to the prices
70 be charged for seats in the New Opera
House during the opening week. The
reports were, altogether likely, started by
interested parties who knew full well that
Manager Fi,zsimmons had only to set bis
price at two or three dollars per seat, and
he would get IL In fact he was urged to
do %, to avoid the rush. But Mr.. Fltz
simmons said no. he Is not opening the
Opera House for day or week OF
q month, but ior'a season, for q lnll
winters campaign, and be did not, in
the first place, care to gain the
III will Of his patrons, and, in the second
place, he did not feel like imposing upon
the people. 10 fact Manager Fitzsimmons
10 not that kind Of q man. So he has
adopted low popular prices, lower prices
than such performances as he will give
could DO seen for in any Eastern city. The
prices will be as follows: One dollar for
orchestra chairs, seventy.fve cents Tor
dress circle, and fifty cents Tor the family
circle.
We are glad the rumors afoat are un-
true, and are also glad that the prices
adopted are SO liberal.
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, Nu,s.scg-weh have taken occasion

A NursANoE-We have taken occasion
several times lately to call attention 70 the
condition OF the pavement opposite the
Mcclure House. This pavement has been
blocked up and torn up for Just about six
months now, and 1t Is about time that it
was repaired. Had the Street Commis'
sioner attended to his duty, 1t would have
been in q passsble condition long since.
We would now, once more, very modest
" suggest to the Street Commissioner that
ne have this little matter attended TO at
once, and he viii thereby gain the thanks
Of the Thousands who pass that point
every day and night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

RETURNED 10 OUR OrrY.-We are glad
TO announce the return OF our friend !.
Blum, Of the firm Of l. Blum & Bro, who
has been absent from the city for some
weeks. Mr.. Blum has spent some time
along the sea coast; thence he proceeded
to New York and Philadelphia 70 make
his fall purchases in dry goods, which We
suppose will be larger than ever, through
their daily increasing trade and popular
ity among our public, who are fully con.
yinced that for the latest fashions and low.
est prices Blum's hss become the head.
-fa4 ~ ilHLt . "a
quarters. f T-.sy "a y, 10 rr:4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

GESTLEMES's FURNISHING NEW
STocK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has just returned from New York
with a large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeres,s overcoatings, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per-
tanning to gentlemsn'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 q
caJi ihA W s'' s.tSASr w. !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

POLICE CoURr..-There was q very full
docket at the Police Court yesterday
morning. The followingis synopsis Of
the business: VIM. speidel, disorderly,
g and costs; James Gray, disorderly, $5
and costs; same, drunk, IS and costs; JAS.
Wilson, disorderly, s and costs, Robert
Rainier, disorderly, $40 and costs; Samuel
Pemberton, disorderly, IS and costs;
Fred Boenig, disorderly, s. and. costs;
Barney Freel, disorderly, $40 and costs /;
VIM. Downs, disorderly, continued IN I'll
this morning; Joseph Werner, disotderly,
dismissed at cost Of defendant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

COUNTY CouRT.-The following bust
ness was transacted in the County Court
yesterday.
The case Of Julius johnson & Co. 6 q.
Forbes, administrator, set for argument on
demurrer October LIST.
The case Of J. 9. Muhleman rs. D. K.
Irwin & Co. was set for the same day.
The case ofDr. G. W. Kelly o. George
Ferguson was fully heard before jury,
and o verdict returned for the defendant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30
Special Announcement.

10 NE LddIes OF WHetu"y .ut@A ttes"S'
Messrs. speyer Bros, for
merIy with William sacha.
rach, having bought an en-
tire sto'k Of new millinery
Coodsand Notions for casn
have just opened up the
same at the store lately oc'
cupied by VIM. Bacharach,
and offer the mostc complete
line Of thess goods IN this
City at prices which VIII DEFY
competition. Give them q
call, examine their goods
and prices, Respectfully
sPEYEk BROS,
iiie Main ST., old No. 100:
P.S..-zephyr Worsted and
Trimmed 6onnetsand Hats
q speciality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

ANOTHER large lot Of goods received
by J. W. Ferrel, where you can get heavy
all wool cashmere for 70 cents; all wool
.weeds Tor so cts; water proof for IS cts;
Mohair serges for Is TO 10 cts. per yard
Remember, J. W. Ferrel, Centre Wheel
inc. rs=l1.H-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

PURIFY your blood by taking a few
doses Of Dr.. SCOTS Liver Pills They re.
store ali the secretions to healthy action,
and expell. all impurities from the,sys-
TEN. go eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

+. Gov. MOVES, Of Ohio, was in the city
yesterday, homeward bound. He had
been Of Mt. Pleasant attending the yearly
meeting Of Friends, and was brought
oyer BY Dr.. Updegrsff to take the cars 81
thh point. .L-.t ~.