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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
observation-disclosures.

Ia Probate-Grant County Court. In the matter Ct
the Estate Of Theresa Ahrendes, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Ignatz Ahren-
dos o. the county Of Grant representing among other
things, thai Theresa Ahrendcs late Of Glen Haven on
the 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1873 ut the town OF
Glen Haven died ntestate, leaving goods chat es
and estate within this state and county aud that the
said petitioner the husband IF said deceased and
granted.
is ordered that said petition be hoard before the
Judge Of this Court on Saturday the 27th day of oc
tober A. d. 1873, at one O'Clock p NJ, at Oancastev
In said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to tht
heirs Of said deceased, aud to all persons interested
by publishing copy II this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Grant Ccun
" Herald a weekly new paper print aud published
az Lancaster in said county BY the Court
WM.McG0NIGAL,
17w3 County Judge
Dated At Lancaster, Wis. the2oth day of September
A: ID, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
aeaal Notices.
ESTATE-HULL.

In Prohate-Graut County Court. In the matter OF
the Estate OF William Hull. deceased
On reading and fling the petition OF Samuel Bar
stow Executor of the Estate Of William Hull deceas
ed representing among other Thugs that he has fully
administered said Estate aud praying that a time and
place be fixed tor examining and allowing his account
Of his administration,
Judge OF this Court, Monday the 10th day Of OctO
Der aext ensuing AZ O'Clock 2. NJ az Lancaster IT.
said county.
And il is further ordered that notice shall be given
10 All persons interested 10y Publication in the Grant
County Herald a newspaper printed ia said County
for three successive weeks in each week, prior IL
the tirro of such hearing. By the Court,
VIM McGGNIGAL, County Judge
Dated az Lancaster Wis the 18th day o. September
A. ID. 1913. liw5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
PROFESSOR BEG

for the teaching of the hichor branches Of French
Etiquette Tuition free. Only gentlemen somewhat
advanced in French manners admitted to this
oppOr tuuity, 1t j. whispered that have already
gathered many au'vls for my iabors IA the advance
OF civilization In spite Of some wag who says after
close SANITATION Of said alres, that they moth.
ug hut common duck cherries.
A large stock OF ImDortel genuine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
LONDON PORTER,

for medicinal purposes only. Lunch at all hours
during the day, consisting Of choice Cheese, Bologna
Oysters Sardlues, Sa mon aud aromatic Limburger -
Also. Tobacco, Cigars Nuts, and large took Of Con
fectionery. Figs, Raisins and Michigan APPLES Lem
ons the whole year round. JOHN BEG
N. B. The company o. Skeesck5 aud be Jesus fell
lows is not solicited and their money is most politely
declined. It'll j. y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
uNREDEEMED LANDS.


LANCASTER, Grant Co. "a IS. August II, 1870,
M0tttE ~ HEREBY GI} EN trar the 70 ioMthe
described lanas and village lots .n the county y
Grant aAd state OF Wisconsin sold By the tres
uter % said county on tG- 1th 3a9 % MAY A. y lA
ior tbs delinquent taxes ot She 3ear 1870.
lage lot is the amount ST interest and charges Gus
thereon computed up d She lest 1aY ot redemption,
NoW, therefore, unless thp taNes and charges, tee
SeAer Wlth the redemption Tee, aTp PAID on the l3i-
lowing described tracts o land ana ylase lois On "a
before tAe 9th day 81 Mag. IS u 1884, the same VIII
b conveyed by deed to tae purchasers. rah
o. tea provisions Of law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
TIME GIVEN.

NOTICE j. hereby given thar the lst day OF
April 1878, I gave lly son, stephen Foote his time
until he shall be Of age and that from that date I
shall claim none his earnings, nor be responsible
for debts Of his contracting. JOHN 9 Il FOOrE.
Fennimore' Wis, lSw2s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09

aTSenator Morton tavors an ex-
ira session of Congress, 70 devise
means for resumption of specie pay
ments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-10-09
THE HERALD.
FARMER NAsBY.
BEET STATION,

: One Trouble Occurs In Mr.. Nasby's Grange
The Honest Farmers Move for Their Rights
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spECTAL NOTICES.

sss5YTsUcHIA CHANGE TO PuRchas -
CHEAP DRRss GOODS 10 seldom met W..n, ,p ~
syaa yourselves Of the present opp0s'u'is
ga. Ack GROUND s1LKsrR1PE GRENA NADINE Es
at 1sac., regular price 7sc. ;,orSncRE-
BLACK. GROUND and WHITE -rhoo nO
NADINES at l2sc. worth 2oc' per ya,a -, ,cc
pLAIDJAPANEsEP oPLiNs g. Is =. ,"sn wnrtb
STRIPED JAPANESE PorLlN '''- .. iOso
&c. per yard; ,,or,b
,sSn - Awss OF superior quality at 2sc. WORN
pof Y. nor and STRIPED LINEN, LusfaEsyy
Of nae. considered cheap when sold al nc peii
yar,i; ..a.g. ! u. :, :, % aud 7sc.
JAPANESE STRIPED SILK at 10, DO, ou' nnu ~,
ner ward, Just Is per cent below regular pr'.es,
sf,oTIlH or GHAMS at 1sac. per yard worth s.s
STRIPPED and PLAIN WASH-PUPLlee d. i'''
worth CSC. per yard; FAST
A large and handsome .asSortm u
cOI,ORED LAWNS ut i2tc. sold everywhere ~
po1KA.nOT and STRIPED GRAssCLoTH az
Isc worth CSC. as 1t is full yard wide;
EnRRoIpERED ORGANDY at 4oc. worth 100
1nEN TUssoRE sUITING-the latest styles %
ladies, dress goodsat Is, ao and csc. per saiu
sHIRTING.CAMB at l'c'-reau'eu 'A''i'
1890;
RI ACK ALpACAs from aoc to 81 per yara
pTRE R1ACK MOHAiR at $la5 per yaro WOE ~
Sl75 and no mistakes n,x,,cV.
IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZ1NE. IAhloE,
aIrsTRAtIAS CREPE, TARMATlNE, anu
other goods for mourning at -.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1017 and 1919 Main street,
49, Richmond, Va.
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DEATHS.

Died, Yesterday morning. at . O'Clock ~ ine
residence Of her parents, No. 2ole Main stfe,.
HULDA ELIZABETH aged thirteen Inonlhs, only
child of Theodore and Hulda Whitman.
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care ...s...
The opening bud TO heaven conyeyd,
$751; And babe it blossom there.
The funeral will take place THIS MOkNlN9
from the residence Of her parents al O'CLOCK,
The friends OF the family are inv lted w atteho'
Waterbury (Coun.J papers please copy. 80.
Died, Saturday. July IT,, OF acknowledgement,
LILLIAN MABEL, infant daughter or A. r. anu
e. b. Rogers aged eight months and two days;
ID Suffer little children 10 come unto me, ana Iol
bid them not, for of such is the Kingdom u
Heaven" .... -"
Died, on the 10th instant, at half-nastt O'clock,
WILLIAM HENRY, son OF w. +. ana h.o. bo"ie
aged twelve months and two days. ,
Ills funeral will take place THIS EFENLNiI al
O'Clock from The residence OF his gianhatiir i
Mr.. #. G.. Clarke, No. 100 Jackson street. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
Died. I'm stanton. Va. yesterday morning, l6tf,
instant, at ten minutes 10 O'Clock, OF Mounqs re-
ceIyed on Thursday, 10th instant, William
LEWIS GALL AHER; aged thirty-two years.
His funeral will take place from his LATE residence
on Byrd street between Ninth anu Ienih sireels
THIS AFTERNOON at S O'Clock. HIS TRENDS aho
acqlaintances are respectfully invited to attend :"
Died July Is, Mt his fathers residence, In Nelson
county, JOHN FRANK, younger son CT .: r. anu
Iettie X. Goodwin aged eleven mouths ana twenty
six days. .. ...,.. sf .a.....s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

,s'hc ;Anpeni said promptly, when the
power OF President Filters .co'saEsety tha'
the administration Of Marshal McMahon was
in the nature Of an interregnrim to he sue
eeedcd by an imperial observation-disclosures
burg 4ppeai. ..'''stsE
J So did the Dispatch. Let us come into the
ring of The prophets,ir you please; that Isl
as soon as the imperial rule shall have been
reeStablished in France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

49, REDTICTlON! REDUCTION! RE
nJrCTIoN ,-DAvOL COTTON, lsc';
WAMSUTTA, lsc-; -ss.s.5n If.s,;7r
NEW YORK MILLS, zoe. per yard;
Fp,,-yidth pILLOW-CASE COTToN, al losc' pei
Fn,i. width IJyBLEACHED sHEETING, aoc.;
FuIl-wtdth BLEACHED SHEETiN1 a' ooc' pei
.SnRosCoGG1N and FRUIT-0F-THE-Loosl
COTTON at logo. per yard;
D.V0I, P1LLOw-CAsE COTTON, CSC. per yard
FRANKLIN .CAMBR1C MUSLIN at lSc' World
I.SsDALE CAMBRIA, CSC. per yard;
nLEACHED COTTON, 80 inches widc' al lOc' PCT
yard; ,rrp1 E.CpEr
COTTON at l2sc. per yard, at
sEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES At reaurep
DrlcCS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

The Spaniards are ever fighting. War
is their normal state. But experience seems
not to increase their skill or efficiency in the
art of killing. The CARLOS struggle has
been carried on for two generations ir
Spain, and the Cuban rebellion is, after
twenty years, still unsuccessful and unsui-
pressed. There seems to be in Spain an
irrepressible love of civil strife. The Gov
eminent In Spain and 10 Cuba appears to tie
rather fond of little fghting-a very little.
The authorities will not suppress this rebel
lion because it is pleasant, like tickling
they would have it continued in force
enough to keep up pleasant surface irri.
tation. On the other hand, the Carlists
and rebels are so slow and leisureiy
in their resistance that it Is im.
possible TO account for their conduct un-
less We suppose that they do not desire TO
terminate the war by little bOldness and
gallantry. They would prolong their plea
sure of fighting and resistance by intellectual
war in which they are SO encouraged by the
Government. The public Journals have
been reporting bloody engagements between
the Government troops and the rebels, u
which there is just enough blood shed 10
swear by for time SO long that the memory
of man runneth MOTTO the contrary. 1t has
become the worlds conviction that civil
strife Is constitutional In Spain, that fol
rebellion to succeed or government to put /,
down is against the laws and the constitu.
tion Of the country; and that 1t Is part Of
the social economy of the Spanish race, with.
out which it would die.
It would be agreeable to see the effect Of
putting an end to the domestic strife in
Spain. How-th nation can get along with.
cut it the world eau hardly see. And then
again the world has stood 1t SO long that it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

would seem doubtful whether the world 1t.
self could get along witbput bsllion and
sporadic war in Cuba ansd sraih. One can
hardly die in peace unless be baa1 made ar.
rangements to be Informed Should the civil
strife amongst the sprniards be brought TO
an, ey,d -ss-e--se~-. .2-.,-s.a~~-,- - - 80 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

A GREAT STATESMAN GOES FOR Doc ANf
Hrs MAsrER.-The Washington correspond
ent Of the Baltimore san, under date July
is. makes the following statement:
Hon. Caleb Cushing brought to-day, In the sn
preme Court Of this District novel suit he sue
This city, i'm the courts. claiming fl damages on
line first count aud 5000 on !he sccond IT,; c Seis
:. was used and accustomed to bark continually b!
day and night and that saturday the 18th Instant
the defendant did then and there ailo wine sMd ane
tn bark inccssantIy from early In the day through
the whole day and night following aud did thereby
hinder and prevent the plaintiff from studying ano
transacting his lawful business by day aud deprlIe
him of his sleep during the night SO rs injurousy
to affect his health and the peaceful use of MS
uroncrtv." The second count alleges the keeping
of the same dog, and that said dog was dangerous
nm
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElt ~
&C the Office Of Auditor Of the town Oh d.
chester until FRIDAY. August l. l.:. i9r s,nan,
and paving Seventh street from Hui! 70 h''A'A''
and Dauvflle Railroad crossing. .,-o,,.,e, ,,.q
from said crossing 10 free bfidae' Win WV
fence ON both sides. ,,,. ono,
Plals and specifications to he seen al io' , a.. IT
The committee reserve the right 10 rs,pT
all bids. as2 L. IL: Va't,,.,.
Nv lT-eodtJyastdtAul Chairman toIBulIH,---
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COMMONWEALTH OF NiRGSN
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC fRiat TX
-. -. !. - RII.HSsoND, July HUE, W.

DROPOSALS FOR REPRlNIlNG. ~ r..
i AND XIrH VOLUMES OF LEinnt st
PORTS will be received by The n sIn,sy Saiy ~
his ofice In the Capitol, until TuEsDh ar ~
luired to be printed, and each will i9aSs A. Se y!e
hundred pages. The work Is TO be doe =, and IL
of Grattaiis Reports, and 10 be- compSu. ~I Goa.
liyered within four months FROM sieh'""
tract. $780, ,,. ,sousspt
Proposals. for printing must be by sne ,sesS.wSis
ems, and by the token OF $50 sheets ioi ,ms
Proposals for binding must be BY thr ira;nors5s
Tie work WIFI Ue awarded the lowest ss.pe,d With
bidders, who viii be required 10 enter INTO 4 The
security TO be approved by the seese'ai'
Commonwealth. ,,a nv the IN
Paper for the books will be Furnished Il sIndirs
dcrs}gnad and payment for printing ana s' Il IDS
same p AIDE on the completion and aceep'sxl;S
works by the Secretary of the a c.n h. seta
2 Copies OF the volumes TO &c repftHls"
at the office os The undersigned. = WALKER.
~ la.eodtJyss Superintendent Pubic s'-.. -.
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OFFICE or CITY ENGISEih'
n,,,r>.,> U, lulS Ia, tSI-,

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals viii u ~. :
IN ceived until FRIDAY, July islh. Al -. 4 iced,
81, to furnish the city mules sni horses WIN wv
proyender, &C., for the term OF three iioH the
/ The Committee ON Streets gsncraiiy te af MIX
right to reject any or all bids Offered aha Law
the contract for each article required " w,
bidders therefor. .rni,lrI
Forms OF proposals can be obttineGi r ~ - RI,
at this Office. w. T.. ~ ,rn.tr.r,.
~ l5-eod2 20 Sl.y .uc-------
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W JULY 9TH, 1873.

B JULY 9TH, 1873.
TR PRICE & co. have Just received by steamer
and express
New STYLES PARASOLS and SUN-SHADES;
SILK and Cambria UMBR ELIAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES:
Solid-colorcd and black LAWNS;
!, Sash and other RIBBONS; ...-...... ..
Black English GRAPES and GRAPE Wells;
Ilemstitched and Linen Cambria HANDhEh-
CHIEFS;
Black FOIILARD SILKS;
Isle and Thread GAUNTLETS, &c, q. J!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17

m-LINEN HEMSTIrCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS at So per dozen worth s''
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS at ''c''Si' e''|'' si'''
and ~ per dozen-all very cheap' ., %
r,STN cnI,I,aRS flor LADIES' at Soc, 81, $780,
and s2 per dozen; , 49,,
LACE COLLARS at 25, IS, 40, so, 90, 75c., anu up
to IS;
LACE SLEEVES at all prices. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
SGM IN" jyl5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17
SPECiAL SUMMER TICKETS.

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now Issuing tickets to BRANDON WHARF
(half way) and return same day. at 81 for round
trip. Steamers leave daily Sundays eXcepted) at
81 A. NJ, and arrive at p NJ. Tickets for sale on
Also, to Vue de Eau or Old Point, $3.50; to Vne
lie pEar or Old Point and return, ~.
il ls-1m l.. 8. TATUM, General Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-17
EXCURSIONS.

New coaches. fine music, refreshments, and
amspments, will contribute 10 the pleasure OF the
eXoursioEiSis.
Good order guaranteed and special attention given
10 the convenience and comfort of families
The train will leave the York River depot al "a
o'clock A. NJ.
Gcutlcmen's ticket, 81 ladies' ticket, SOC.
Committee of drr0nge,afntS.-A u. minor, .. r..
Mckeuney, j, W. Hopkins, j. II. Patton, William
Hancock, X. HOlzhach.
Tickets may be had of any Of the committee or at
thu. dsi,nt. IL l5-5t
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EDUCATIONAL.
DRINCETON COLLEGE.

DICHMOND COLLEGE,.
LII RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins October lst and continues
nine months The College comprises the following
independent Scholastic wit: ,. s..,
~-. -'.a' -. LATIN,
ii. CHEEK, =.
Iii. MODERN LANGUAGES,
Nv. ENGLISH, .@.s
" MATHEMATICS,
.t. - vi; MECHANICS,
VII. CHEMISTRY, .H-
VIII. PHILOSOPH9.-roo orr,w
under The charge of Professors sMAURY ana NEE"
SON, is connected with The College, hoard in
,nessine clubs tuition and other fees, fuel. gnts'
and Washing need not exceed $2l0 for the entrs ses
sion, Board in private families can DC nao ~ i'oi
Si 10 nn gv' 70 pe sTaRKE & RYLANp No. 9l5 Main
sIaaes. "a Ao1 $500 3. PURYEAR.
auuiSso os,Oc,...ys..s Chairman of the Faculty.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

~ COMPANY, ATTENTION Assem-
" bic at Old Market Hall THIS Thursday s.
EVENING, at st O'Clock, In full-dress uniform. W
armed and equipped for drill. Also, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the anniversary
Of the reorganization OF the company. by order
of Captain S. W. FARRAR.
j. A. HEATH, Acting Orderly Sergeant.
Nv l7-lt<
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE e.
~ appointed by the Masonic bodies of this ~
listing work agency for the benefit Of widows and
urhans of deceased Masons will meet ut Washing
ton Hall, Broad street, at 50 O'Clock FklDAY E' Z
MING next }. 81. STE ENS,
~ l7-2t chairman COMMITTEE,
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF MA
" FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 20, HIsSA
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIhS, attend meet ri q III
ing Of the lodge THIS Thursday MIGHTY tZ.A&1
at O'Clock. NSss&
Candidates will be in attendance at "a SiD
p. NJ BY order OF the E. C. A. ROYALE.
Keeper of Records and Seal.
MANCHESTER, July II, 1873. jy Tilt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

FIFTH STREET sEwER.-The swer on
Fifth street has been source Of trouble
and expense to the city for years, and
seems likely to continue to be so for all
time to come. We don't know how
many times we have Chronicled accidents
occurring along it, and now VIC have
another to add 70 the number. Yester.
day rs a horse and cart belonging to
Messrs. Dodson, Burt s Go. werO being
driven across tho subterranean pit.Gall, its
arch gave way, precipitating vehicle and
enimal to the foul depths below, Tho
cart was extricated without much Difficult.
ty. The horse was not so easily got out.
1t required the strength OF several men,
with rope enough almost to rig a ship, to
rescue HIM from his perilous position. 1t
was accomplished, however, and there is
another chasm for the gentleman who re.
marked on certain occasion that he
''had been repairing that sewer for eight
years." to bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

POLICE CoURT.-There was q large
falling of in the amount OF business
transacted in the police court, yesterday
morning, as compared with that of the
morning previous. The crowd was cor.
respondinGly small, SO that everything
considered, the last levee Of His Honor
was rather slim affair. The following
cases were heard Phil. Sheridan, mot
the hero Of Buchanan Reds famous
poem commencing "Twenty miles from
Winchester town,D but chap hailing,
he said, from Bridgeport, was charged
with committing a nuisance in the Second
Ward Market House. The testimony
made outs clear case against him, and
His Honor made an example also OF him,
by imposing the extreme penalty Of the
ordinance, viz: twenty dollars and costs.
Served him right, Hardly any punish
ment would be too severe for such an Of.
fence.
Henry Kern was found drunk on the
street, and as It was his first appearance
before tho Court, he was let OIL with two
dollars and costs. The doubling up
rule has been enforced on other parties,
according to promise, and we presume
will be in Kcrn's case II he should be so
unfortunate as to be arraigned the second
time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

NEW BUSINESS BLoCK.-Maj. Franz
helm has within the past few days con.
tractcd for tho erection oil q fine business
block on Main street, feast side) just be-
low Union. Tho block will rise three
stories above the pavement,-the first to
DO of iron and plate, glass; the others Of
brick. The plans and specifications have
all been prepared, and iffully carried out,
the structure will be one of tho finest in
tho city of its character. McsSrs
schuehle & Lutz arc the builders, and
that assures flrst.class job throughout.
The erection of such buildings by gen.
tleman Of Maj. Fs acknowledged business
ability and foresight, makes tho stories
we heard not long since about Cuisines
leaving the city, better fence it up" &c. If
q certain Ohio railroad was not built
sound rather ridiculous. -..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

COUNTY CoURT.-This court was in
session but short time yesterday, and
closed up the business Of the term. The
principal orders entered were those ma.
king allowance to the petit jurors (S247,.
SOY and appointing W. ]. W. Cowden, a
Committee Tor John Thornburg, about
whose capacity for managing his business,
two or three days were spent in examln.
lug witnesses. Mr.. T. is now nearly IS
years old, and Is feeble physically and
mentally His Council objected to the or
der but the Court overruled the objection.
Exceptions were taken to His Honor's de-
ciSion.
Adjourned until the first day OrthC next
term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

BARGAINS IN 0RGANs.-In order to
make room Tor large stock Of lnstru-
ments to arrive shortly, MeSsrs. Sheib s.
Co. offer all their present stock OF Organs
at very large discounts to cash or short
time purchasers. These Organs include
many styles Of the Eureka and VIM. Fl.
Sheib & 90. Organs, well known as the
best and cheapest at full prices, now offer.
ed at such low figures to make room for
new styles and kinds: Do not forget the
place, sheEb's Music Store, Monroe st.,
above Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.-We direct
attention to the advertisement OF Capt.
The. Fink which appears in another COL
umn, in which he offers for sale or rent
two OF the warehouses on John street,
built by the government during tho war.
Nearly oil our city readers are familiar
with their dimensions, and the purposes
Tor which they are well adapted. John
street is becoming an important thorough
fare, and will DO much more so when the
road from Fulton along the eastern base
Of the hill is made. An opportunity is
now offered to secure a very desirable
business location on it. Parties in quest
of such property will make note Of it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

CONTRACT MADE.-We heard q day or
two since that MIR. James Hamilton had
contracted for the brick required to build
the opera house. Mr.. Westwood, OF the
Eighth Ward, is tolurnish them, and will
probably commence delivering them the
present week.
Our friend and neighbor, MI. Jacob
Hull, has the contract for putting up the
walls OF the building above mentioned.
Our city readers know that the job could
not have been placed in better hands.
The brick work Of the Opera House will
be all right. Ofthat tho public may be
entirely confident,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

BEING REpAIRED.-There was another
slight "cave" in the Quincy street sewer,
yesterday, just where it empties into the
sewer on Market. There had been one a
day or two ago, near the same point, and
workmcn were engaged yesterday, in re-
pairing the breaches. To-day will prob
ably sec everything made right ioT the
time being. The crown Of tho arch ofthe
sewer on Quincy street is exposed almost
its entire extent, and to keep it in good
condition seems likely 10 prove n contin'
ual draft on the city treasury. Wouldn't
it be good policy as sanitary measure,
and also on the score Of economy, to flllit
up and supply its place with q substan'
TALLY paved gutter.H.