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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
Paiace sleeping cas-, own.d and opsrstd
y 'nis iine accompany all night trains.
Connections a-s Al ro,,o-..

Connections are a. To..c-:.
Al BURLINGTON; with Chics 20, BurlI,f
ten Quincy Railroad for Chicago. Pesra
oinci natl and Louisville, keskuk: Qum
ana Kansas with Toledo, Peoria & Var
saw Halfway for Logansport. Columbus
fittsourg ani ST. Louis, via Roc ford, RAi
island 4 ST. Louis Railroad; with Burlia,
Ten q Missouri River Railroad for OltunH
led YAK, Nebraska and Kansas. and viii
burlington q Southwestern orFarminSla
Bio 'mheid, Missouri and Kansas.
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION, with CT
cago Southwestern Railroad for Hs,t
inton and Lesveuworth.
AZ WEST LIBERTY, with Chicago, Rsa
island q Pacific Kailrosd, for lows Gin,
pes MONIES and Davenport,
~ NICHOLS, with Mussatins Div. j
I. X. & NJ, for Mdscatins.
AT CEDAR RAPIDS. with Chicago
northwestern Railway for Omaha. Couat
Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuqast
u'hwost.rn Railway fer Dubuque.
AT WATERLOO and CEDAR rALE
with Illinois Central Railroad for InAsps'
City.
y. -sohA JUNCTION, with MilwauEH
q %. raul Hallway, for Mason City 90
Charles City.
;, Al AUSTIN, with Milwaukee s 81. P'
naiiway, for all points in Minnesota,
!, AT 81. FAuL, for all points on Norihen
racine haiiAay the great Lake snpsrs
region, and all points North and Nor"
west.
". H. pETrIBONE, wM. CREME
Asst Geal Supt. Gen'l Sup's.
). IVES, Gen'l Ticket Agent
Cedar Rapids iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
cpASnrST ,UEuEOP III AGE.
100000
CASH GIFTS.
100000 For only $40.

Under authority Of 9 .eia leg siaiive act
Of March IS. 1871. The no" ah-
.onnce the Third Grand err, 'or
he bench. of the Plhlis ,.tafH OF Mem
ruesv. to come off il Libra u al LOUIS
vile, ny on
Tuesday, April sth, 1913.
At this Concert the best IN t2Ieh, INA.
can be procure fro n al pists the coun-
~ vi adj pleasure 10 ihv eli r:aianen',
and Ten Tnousa nd Cash iiti- gregaiing
. vast fetal of Half Million Dollars cur
r-ucy will be distributed by lot to the TICK
et-bolders, as follo~s
LIST OF GIFTS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
BEST THING In THE WEST.
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe RIB
LANDS!
THREE MILLION ACRES.

Eleven Tears credit. Seven per cent in !.
tersst. 22l rer cent, Reduction
20 seti less who impreYe
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
Durli gton. Cedar Rapids ( a.ns,s
= Hallway.

On AMI after Dee. s.h. ls,s, y. ..a.s
trains OF ih.s liue viii imn a. fol5o
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-20
RE \, ARD.
BARTLETT HCJSE L,

CNAs. HEkk.CA. lfoFfletor
THIS house Eas lately been rewly fur
l Ms Ell AMI otherwise improved. ana tt
COW promises 0 give travellers ample AMI
satisfactory accommodations Contra !,
Il ted ana viih s55l !. .gls room couupc :
Cd with The house. 4.ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-27
uHthe Sunaap B. publu@ 3
RSR p - s"eee

a., no.nsHs., sasst..huoaAA s5T
esa cove. 90 led ~ hussssrars
IN sssInSs . heas a. Ast sS'ne
1%reS~hot'S@' ~s"'
HUrp q a.s T1sssAsz are ShO''o emo.
aSWa s.c ghost - forgottes yssse.
%Nsso:nss sak1 n far-os ssane.
Ra.ss as~sre fr,s from 3sSs
ass . ssoA o ssl ~s Sresa
SNr h.;S sts-s 'ps,
A. 20 - .sarS ~ SdrN zee
1'Gts Pressed ous il. hnSnA0s 600
e~ he ssosS ou1 sHs sorsSs o ND''0
ASsSS~, ss~ wee 'so$''se
ZEE .N~s'susLsS q soc Assk eye. Ga: Ss'@ %n
d, .sIl - ~ shadow and gios's
r.. sssrs.eS ohs eIs chat . 'slse 80
1.ss4th..S 10 aads1us tS.A
Bate. slas. .sough 70 tLa~ % e'sss0 DE O. O
S,,stfs ssgus and mo1s
a.i s's shs ews Nae hoe
,.u~ lu.e Chat ass 80 rseN an ,sae
o., 20 a.ss had cast Gar bacs "a "a. "ass
sn .sarrt thSs was haunted ana seSG
3As.ssvs thae a.. sritten On heIs.
fr6. eli. snade Of the mystos sseA~." no
u grow sn.S isSild anS wieTS.
Hths ssund of the drippin."' ''O'ts rs
1sssAli 900 what caNsEe zee sse"o
S0~ there could sip
I.ons ncpenthciiGe ioun%%S
"hat forever wonId Drip
g. the mystical mountains,
And through the Wild world "e's.ss%
Echo the name Of ITS queen.
IRE al that I've said BE- sodded and dead
Aud yun forget what you soc
Let me beg tins remembrance oiSbee-
on. caress OF your hand to cool my hot OIhS
O4e thrpb Of your heart TO ward away pain
auu sigh from your breast to purify life,
one smile from yuur lips 10 cheer in the strife
aone sound OF your voice | can ever recall,
Aud one thought of your soul shall be warden o
all.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-27

WANT TO GET REIIsIn~.

want ia get reEg on
am going to ti.e Sa4
SrSv tell me at what 6osp4. shSe
The ge.uine can be had
y sampled many Churchse
Eve rented scores of pees
Brt may | 1a-ConVeTted,
9fknOn q hat creed u ehazsH@
@Ish GSose Communion Bap:f'se
, migtt have passed my Ls@
Had at an INGENIOUS deacaa
sought e. confab q vie.
70 che Broad brims once 4 c"'f"'s q
Bat on that sect / am aosr
Sine . minister 8ll elde'
a. . dr. er Gid me brSsS.
~ sne s.me WIFI che Eethnd@'e
Thought - live and die;
But fnI I'D out at camp seSs9S
That the samCtined are sly
asst s-.ed the Plymouth tn'''-'le o Q.
And liked Hen-s Ward, "a, st.
Vie tots were TOO expensive
~ 10 re- te 20 ZioHs H.
SIe RitnSl!s.s tssn cSughS ,Sr
6ut their rare shows w'T. ;'~~
at didn't think their dscSsI'sse
Satisfying at she price;
g. bOltei - the CalyInista
But soon abiured their "re.i
Wien learned that little ln'ss'e
" as senets might ,. ID
AID nov my eellOs 'hris'!sMa
poor t5tray an !
sheep sithaut u sheept"d
! shUat without styt,
Ard should I die. 81. P+tve
Would ask me- as you kuos
~. my pass. and !: had 1"io
NOUed drive uIe doe Il ts!Vs
~nen tel me shers rs'ig o.
Pure and s. mpie can ~ ZT'
ith positive assurance
Against going where ito no
don't care What the cost 70
Bur security claim;
T-Cutd be hard to pay one !nesPe
And be roasted all the saHs~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-27

Tive Nc SesS ring sbieoea agogsses 9p 2s
81 ''si1g, ntts engaged 10 oajsying chen
setse-. Tweed r. contemgi etla . fhs scensry
o. he ".-reIN Srair.-s d'orson 10 anon.
II" orange groves Of Florida Woodward
/. dr'ns he Sar&ln BabLlc m Paris, lnger.
soli lnhaseS tho incoming o. IA the Sey SpSe
soy 'no. !tains nHtsuey 10 stud ying srt -
Like A4EopSo. ssnuOl!. 10 caching fish %
;hs Sovs Scotis coast. $ieltA 10 airing hie
IN - :cr'l among the S.S BrunsvtcI. h .sls
-" ., "hl.e HArVrv and sStsSry Ifa! ee-
fI-ta sIiat!y ~ ~" mcs"Opc, @ ThSug$,
SOON "T power, al Of item pJe-eFe einue
!Iaa@s ara hnv. pcUsvu,b.ks prO-I teg %
passing the remainder % th"ir live os-8
sr;.a .na 2 49, .n'l T.-4dt,So,s JUs6a,os d
20 ..i:s 9ssr*d 'u' 20 IA Sias0 sri y q p
.''..CU.-. ua4 10, no b,,hS, sd 10. 0pot
',I+ f"'.JgIng r0UeY W'sGoGo ., mi sllg spio
.o!s.!Ju slth the death @ nteo -: M yui =
"a" richly deserve the faee which Ag8-s
: /; j: il7rg.rS IL vii % d grat.hcsti y.
80. you ~ i,&i Jh&s y@u yess hsngp4 with
ct.' surA u orl1ns IN oar conscience; Az
.i1ler eaet., you via ~ Sels.eseS treEa q
~s..t vi cara
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-27

~ - r.ts!vrs s.'rs'.r- a ca. a." s.s
y.ars .'Ho.. 0uc O. '.- speak":r .na ~"
:-".s.hla BE-. IL. G"yC..i. Br"kex II
Il. ii aid n. t!.. sat sr;-n.,.G y, n "cc.-
>. :. \. ed y'I,lD.. -sc: F. nd>. !!
..p .ar Hos ~" Journey - Tbs '"''s'lrt
.ls,: III. l.,ut,t ao' bel. s'n"r;ng en- NJ.
~. . attend '"s Hs't,ng ~ Chicago
Sc voice .",D a.. nCItrtGd" S.'
..a.H by sH: It iCago - GSG " thai
:v.G." iae EJECT vsas electrical, especially
VIVA :he por Old gentleman, vino aas 81.
confused TIA. a. sou.d g.. 10 rAorN, and
g - y 3. 4eA q s.e 4rSs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-27

80 than thr AAE gH.D EtIs-t'.
Entefins .Ge cabin prison. o stn.EiAs
spectacle presented !t.til. Gh. committees
stood il IisrHayed gtHuy 81 che centre Of
.hs fO1r. ~hlle E,ts ste, stern and reso-
hT no iong.r. bent over tAe Gu.e dismaa
lied carcass sf poor Zion. Gone was the
nerve. che passion and ! owes which Mad rae
nigh, pIs.Syss supyWrttd end lifted hcf
aboss hts sex. Plsiu,g. mere &ssgeF. i.
isselsis. than uss&., there vas yet a e-rTae-
!h.eg touching ~ h>s S.eksess, peEAs.I-
bs.a 10 Was go i"re!sn - aes OatuNe,
Listgns heS WOE b. .oIs' eountenanc@ 20
approached. she e,vslSjusa. efoken!y:
I'D aost Esthss stsa Than o done %.
on. tEeYo SasR't TIE "thsg sas
Hardly nas the n.ss " the s5csiR spsasd
1hrsugh chs camp shea hor@sMsn. riStns
~ hrcskFck spss;i 4, came, re midst OF II
"l~uA ~ dust, fYin4 Up be sraIL On hls
hand he bore . ~t.!le ~ AL, which ne per.
si-sentls waved 80 No els i.nca4. Dashins
into ANN. ne shrs~ h;ms.I breast. esss y
tn'e Tive aids, % saa wi 4ilsnae"
Nv Where's e:Gs p..a va w.rs soias %
sapg:"
"Eeaoc.."
"VhsnL God: FOR ~ t::tn', {" &c 'V-acs
Eli. aas confessed ':.- G.e<..'
Then the shee1s tnat sang 0;s srigat
almost have -sns III heaven. IN twain. bu.
lots wife. alone with ~. sic. ping children.
r,o.l 'le. in nonfnsl. si.-..ce .se. Che hurEI
q. hsf poor. dune acT.s--'!rnS sud
!.itata. even UEtC d.. b.. LG&.sise &oStssS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

Will 1T EVER Be DoNE?-For these
many days there has been at sundry times
much talk OF the semi.occasiousl gather
ings Of our city Fathers in relation to re-
naming and remembering the streets oil
our city, but it has all ended in talk
Many plans have been offered and sug-
gested as being tho plan, but none have
been acted upon. And so the matter rests.
But We would mcckly0nd gently suggest
10 our learned Fathers that any one ofthe
various methods that have been proposed
would be far preferable TO the present
chaotic condition Of the names and num-
bers now existing. This is not matter
OF very great moment to the city treasury,
and in fact need cost the city nothing, Tor
our citizens would willingly pay the cost
themselves; but it is matter in which
every citizen Is directly interested, and OF
particular moment to the business COM
munity.
So now We beg Of you, gentlemen OF the
Council, to devise some scheme 10 remedy
the evil and PIT it into operation, not at
some lar distant time, not next spring, or
next fall, but moo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

RENovAL-C. Steinmetz, paper box
manufacturer, whose place Of business
was formerly in Bcck's Block, Market
street, has removed to the old job room OF
the INTELLIGENCEI on Quincy street, and
is now prepared to fill orders with dis.
patch. &c has recently introduced some
new machinery, and with his enlarged ia.
cilities can meet almost any demand for
his production. His prices ore ia low as
any box manufacturer, East or West He
invites all who may want anything in his
line to give him call in his new quarters
Remember the place, third story Of the
ITTELLIGENcER building-entrance on
Quinc ystreet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21
This instrument is especially designed 70, IN,
perfect application Of


II Is the only form OF instrument Sc. invented
with which lutd medicine can be carried ktei -
and perfectly applied to oil parts Of the Affected r.
sal passages. and the chambers or cavities cor,
munIcntlnG Herewith, In whichtorcs ard u!cc:I
frequently exist, and from which the catarIhlltn.
charge generally proceeds. The want Of Fuerr,,
in treating CAtnrrh heretofore has arisen hrcFlI
from the tmposslbilIiy Of applying Remedies Il
these cavities and chambers BY any Of The crdI
nary methods. This obstacle In the way Of 4
feeling cares Is entirely overcome by the Invention
OF the Douchc. IL using this instrument. he FluH
Is carried b. is oWn weight mo Snutns, forcing CT
humping being Tequired,) up ono nosiTl IN q mi
gently lowing stream 70 tho highest portion OIL.
nasal passages, passes into and thoroughlycesrs.
csall the tubes and chambers connected therrw.tS
and flows out Of the opposite noStt Itsuse Il plr:s
ami. and 60 simple that child can unteisn;t
r. Full and explicit directions d.
company each instrument. Whom used with III
INSTRUMENT, Dr.. Sasc's CatarTh Remedy cures n.
cent attacks Of "COld in the Head" B,
q few applications.
SYMPTOMS Of Cntarrh. Frrgvrp. hes!.
ache discharge falling into throat, sometimes pt5
fuse, watcry, thick mucus, puruent, offensive, &c.
In others dryness, dry, waicEy, weak or infamei
eyes, stopping up or obstruction OF nasal passage
TfuCing IN ears, deafness, hawking ard cougkE;
10 Clear throat, alterations, scabs from ulce.
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, IN.
haired or total deprivation Of sense Of smell All
taste, dizziness, mcHtA! depression. loss Of sTrs
lite, Indigestion, enlarged topslls tiCE!ng CONG
&C. Only a few Of these symptoms are l!Geiy u
be present In any case az olc time
DR.. SaEc'E CutTrTa Re nlcdy, vh17
used with DR.. PlrrCc'1 EuEnI DOuCE
aud accompanied with The constitutional III
nent which Is recommended In tho PAM.
that wraps each bc'tl; Of the RrEcdy.l s a pr
feet specific for this lHath,omc di.Ca.c, end Il.
pr1prici0r OGeTc. IN C0ol faith. $500 reward
iyr a ease he can m; Cu-,. Tie Rcnclyi- m
MA ri'~lsl-t ;cu.s containing no slTorrCr cave
Grs,- 0r poIsOns. IN. Ca;G.r!! i'aEc6y !. 'o.e !.
Tiv;g, " either NJ lr -r.E''sN -'t.7'''u.
rcrriT,i OF co cents t., 'SF ifit., AL,
Sole Proprietor, Etg'.ALC. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

To DE EXAMINED To.DAT.-Beiore the
trial Of David Grant in the police court,
Saturday morning, as noted elsewhere, he
was ARRESTED and taken to Judge john
ston's Office to answer charge Of assault
and battery preferred against him by az
other colored man-Richard Kenney.
When arraigned it was discovered that
the complainant was in limbo, awaiting
trial under city ordinance and could not,
Of course, be present to testify. Nothing
could be done but postpone the examina.
ton, which Judge J. did, until this after
noon at 9 o'clock. Grant was required
10 give security in one hundred dollars
for his appearance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

Police CoURT.-Thc American Citi-
zens Of African descent" had matters all
their own way in police court, Saturday
morning in other words they entirely
monopolized the business before that tri.
bunAl on the occasion mentioned. Two
colOred men, Richard Kenny and David
Grant, became involved in difficulty at
q shop on Union street, Friday. Both
were arrested; Kenny was lodged in the
lookup; Grant gave security for his ap'
pcarauce. Saturday morning Judge
Rogers heard the testimony OF a halt
dozen or moro persons who were present
at the time the fight came of. 1t was
made quite clear that Kenny was the ag'
Gressor, and he was fined five dollarsand
costs. Grant was taxed one dollar and
costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

To BE HEARD THIS MoRNIE0.-J. G
Stanley got into difficulty with an OK.
pressman, saturday'morning, about a triv-
ial matter, and report says, drew revolt
yer on him. An officer came along very
opportunity and escorted Stanley to the
lookup. He remained,tn prison until late
in the afternoon, when friend went secu.
rity for his appearance this morning at the
Police Court. Judge Rogers will investi-
gate the case at his leyec to-day, II the
witnessed are present. -r7 ..t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

OLD JoHY RoBTEsoS's LESSON In Or.
JEcr TEACHING.-For q number Of years
past the system Of object teaching in
public schools hiss been very largely
adopted, especially in cities and towns.
In the Department of Natural History
especially 1t is obe seen how happily the
theory adjusts itself to the development
of mind respecting those things which
are familiar TO the student, but It unfor-
nately happens that the diversified objects
Of the natural kingdom which embrace
all the living things in the earth, sea or
air, whether they belong to the geological,
pathological, tehthyoIC9ieG! classes, arc
scattered by wise economy all over the
boundaries Of Gods earthly heritage.
In colleges and public schools it is
impossible therefore for students to study
these interesting objects for they
are not always 10 reach. ar. Robinson
has invested untold thousands Tor
the purpose Of placing before his visitors
magnificent representative specimens Of
the whole animal kingdom, at so great an
advantage. as those which arc classified
in his Museum, Mcnagerie, Aquarium and
international Geological Garden. Super
intendents oil public schools all the world
over fully recognized these facts and
readily granted a general holiday to all
the students on the day Of the exhibition
ipS all places where this colossal school
OF ohjectteaching held forth. Parents
and teachers realizing the importance Of
the easy lessons to be learned in this way
frequently write letters TO Mr.. Robinson
thanking him for the benefits he has con-
ierrcd upon their children and scholars
by placing before their anxious eyes those
rare and instructive objects which they
never can forget.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

FAILURE,-Government officers, with
the steamers Arrow, Abe Mcdonald and
three other boats, attempted last week to
raise the New State sunk fortnight since
at Glass House rifle, just below Pitts.
burgh. Several efforts were made to raise
her but without success. 1t is believed
she has filed with mud. Her torecaslle
has been torn of by heavy drift wood. 1t
Is the intention to wreck her, VIC hear,
and perhaps the work has already been
commenced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

New SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
of Cloths, CGssimers, Vestings &c, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always iRstore. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any firSt.clsss house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

SAFE OPENED.--The counting room Of
the Acme Moving Machine Company
was entered, Friday night, by burglars,
and the safe of the establishment was
opened by means Of false key. A few
envelopes, postage stamps, and a few 9th.
er things Of no considerable value were
taken. The drawers in the safe were
forced open, but the precaution having
been taken TO remove all the money in
them the evening previous, the rascalS got
only the small booty mentioned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

Nor THE MAN.-John Reid, Jr., re-
quests US TO say, for the benefit ofhis many
inquiring friends, that he Is not the grocer
near the Stone Bridge that was swindled
out Of two dollars worth Of coffee by q
woman who had broken crock. While
ar. Reid claims to be very courteous to
his lady customers, he says he will not
allow them 10 take a chair in his store
with a crock in their lap, especially when
the bottom is knocked OUT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

GREAT SPRING SALE OF ORGANS AND
PEANos.-In orde: te make room for the
large stock Of Instruments shortly to ar.
rive, Messrs. Sheib & Co. otler at Sheib's
Music Store, under Washington Hall, the
following list Of instruments at the large
reductions in prices annexed, on the
Renting Plan, or per cent off for cash
All are new, but some slightly shop worn,
scarcely noticeable. They are fully war
ranted five years:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

No WONDER that all the ladies flock to
the popular and leading Millinery house
Of VIM. Bacharach's to buy their Trimm.
ed Bonnets and Hats, as there they can
find the largest stock to select from and
at cheaper prices than any other Millin.
cry house in this city. Remember the
place is VIM. BSCharach'R, 100 Main
street, Wheeling. aal't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

NARROW EsCAPE.-A boy whose name
we could not learn, had narrow escape
from being killed, Friday afternoon, while
trying to get on train going up John
street. The lad seized the guard about
the platform, and missing the step, was
hurled 10 the ground and dragged for
some distance, just in advance oil the truck
Of the car following. A gentleman who
witnessed the occurrence ran and rescued
the little fellow from his perilous position
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

NoTICE TO THE LADIEs.-PUt little
money where twill do the most good
and buy you Trimmed Bonne;s and Hats,
or whatever you wish in the Millinery or
Trimming Line at the Millinery House oil
VIM. Bscharach, 109 Main street, and you
will find that he sells goods lower than
any other Millinery or Thinning store in
the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

FAST TnIE-A JAPANESE PoPLTN Surf,
CUT, FIT AND MADE IN 81 HoURs.-We
take pride in informing our readers that
the suit makers at Emanuel EmShcimer's
mandatory cut, fit and made Japanese
poplin suit Tor Mrs. Daily, in the UMPIRE
cedentcd time Of 81 hours. Mr.. E. is
ready to accept oil orders for suits and
undergsrments in the same prOportionate
time. Give him call ladies, All work
guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

CONTRACTS AwARDED.-M Lunsford,
Superintendent Of tho Cumberland road
in this State, opened the bids and
awarded the contracts, Friday afternoon,
for furnishing stone on that thoroughisre
the ensuing year. The following were
the successful parties: Walter Marshall,
Henry Hervey, VIM. Askew, Thomas
Curran and VIM. II. Hutchinson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

BIO FuH.-A monster f9h, weighing
IS pounds, was caught in the Mononga.
hela river at Fairmont on Saturday morn.
ing. The "oldest inhabitant" was unable
to determine, to what species this
whale" belonged, as the like Of it had
never been seen there before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

MORE OF IT.-After q Sharp white
frost yesterday morning, and a beautiful
sunshiny forenoon, it began to drizzle
rain about o'clock p. ~, with indications
ola miniature deluge later in the day. 1t
seems TO be impossible to have two days
OF uninterrupted fair weather in success.
sion this season, but doubtless it is pre-.
Cisely as it should be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

STEAMBOAT SEIZED. Deputy U. S.
Marshal, W. Il. Irwin seized the steam
boat Benwood, last Saturday, and she is
now lying at the foot Of Quincy street.
Failure to pay certain bills Of indebted
ness was the cause OF the seizure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

SUcCEss.-The festival and bazaar Of the
Busy Bees, held last Thursday and Fri
day evenings, proved to be eminentlY sue.
cessful. We hear that the net proceeds
will reach fully two hundred dollars.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

ESnbllDhsd BY Congress; adopted By the State
aided by the bmOTolenee Of individuals, socie'
dos, and Other Institutions, .r
Fivs Departmna Of InD6uedon-LIteraEy,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing, Also thoroughly organised Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of AlAERO RGeulty Of accomplished
scholars and sueeeOStul educators.
FAIL TKlN begins September lth. WuFEn.
December 4th. SFRU0, March Nth.
Con1NcIHENT, June Il, 1919.
Total OxPenOss hum $50 10 $3.50 pcr year. Loss
to those boarding IN clubs.
Send IOr Catalogue, containing fall paIucu.
ALKX. MARTIN, President.
NoRsAHFoWH, ". Va, July IS lsT1. iJ2O