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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-11
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h-sA4s4 n al %. - .t- $50, , tuHf
have used your Prairie " eed ia my practice with
the utmost success and believe it to be the best
remedy ever discovered for the difficulties for which
i ts recommended ! have cured more throat anO
lung troubles with this remedy than / ever have
with any other
Last April, | cured two very had cases of pneu-
monla after they were given up to die They wer
smau babies, not over month old and 50 neag
dead that they were OF dark purple color pulse
small and trembling, scarcely to he felt. | gavt
The Prairie Weed in Tablespoonful doses every
nan honr, and put warm applications to the lungs,
and to the astonishlnent OF every one, they
efed rapidly, and soon got we'll.
knowing a. do It's efficiency, feel it my duty
to acknowledge II to you, and recommend it to the
public. Yours respectfully,
De. {. FARNswoRrH,
West Topsham. Vt
Bath, NE. Feb. L. 1873.
Mn, kENNEpY Dear Sir:-I sit down to pen Won
Few lines this evening, TO inform YOU that the
Prairie Weed You sent me last fail has done me
much good; truly have not words to express IN \
gratitude to you toT it. Ny health has not been 50
good for the last twenty years il has been since
commenced taking he Prairie Weed in November
last thank you thousands of times for it. Not
one night since last December have been obliged
20 sit up one hour with phthsie since / have been
-aking yonr medicine. Ny health is SO improved
his winter that | can work all the time at light
work 50 | more than pay my board, and that il
What nave not been able to do for a long time.
Your humble servant,
N. MARIA LEACH.
BosToN HIGHLANDS, Oct I, 1872.
DIR hENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that
was afflicted for five years with a severe cough,
and raising blood after any violent exertiOn. 1
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about lHo
years ago and have not raised any blood for eng
cen months past, and believe that owe 70 YOU
medicine the health which Tainly sought rom
many physicians and medicines Woaia pc glaa
to have Won refer auy one TO me who wishes TO
know what the Prairie Weed has done Tor me-
JAMES r. BICKNELL,
Letter Carrier Boston Highlands, Mass.
Sold by ali Druggists at 81 90 yer bottle. Manu-
actured by DR.. KENNEDY, 10 Warren street.
Roxbary, Mass. sldly
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Scale in Boilers.

I WILL REMOVE AND PREVENT SCALE IN
| any Steam Boilers. or make no charge.
Address, GEO. W. LORD.
3-17d2m Philadelphia, Pa
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WEST OF NEW YORK.

WEST OF NEW YORK
a000 yds. Black silk, at ST. 40; 45 rs 100; y
5000 yds colOred dress silks at 81; 1851 so; T5
AGO upward
5OO yds fancy dress silk at New York retail prices
J,OO0 yds Japanese silk 35c, 45 80 former price 60
75, LOO
1900 yds French and Irish Poplins at New York re
tail prices.
300 pieces of black and colored AIpaccas from 25(
upward
500 pieces latest style of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods at tic, %, 80, IS, 40 so, former prices, s5c
35, SO, rs.
200 pieces polka dot striped and figured pereales
100 pieces striped and figured lawns
$500 yds GFenadeanes at f7G, 20, %, 35, upward.
5000 yds grass cloth and hnin snitinrs at f7c %
30, IS, upward cheap.
large line Victoria and Bishop lawns
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Milwaukee Market,

MILWAUKEE. April 10
Flour-Quiet and unchanged
do 2Ggs.
Oats-Scarc" and firm; No. >. q
CONFIRM No .. 81
Rye-Steady: No / G5
Batley-Steady, No = So
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MRS JOHN W, GRANT Is DOING THE BEST
w KIND OF Laundry work and socits fayors She
Will collect and deliver without extra charge
s,nis illinois street, next door to Bromley's Jewelry
eVoss' S.7d0
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Dentists.
Or, G. NJ, RELDTNG

a Ii DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AC-
n cordiHg TO the most approved principles Office
IN Hulls Block, cor. ofIilinois and Washington Sts
SlSdtf
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COAL.

oR SALE.-FOUR HUNDRED. BUSHELS OF
= Coai per day, at the Black Hawk Coal Mines,
three miles south of Rock Island Orders for Black
smithing Coal promptly attended to.
Rock Island, March 8, 1878
a-Sdam B. DAVENPORT, Proprietor,
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NJ. MARIA LEACH.
rTA II 7 :
Letter-Carrier, Boston Highlands, Mass

Sold by ali Druggists at LOO yer bottle Manu-
actured by DIR. KENNEDY, 10 Warren street.
Roxbary, Mass, a-ldly
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~ PC"
Currency 6's -1.f77s.
New 5's-l.15Iz'
National Republican., 1873-12-02

recommend that such modification Of the law
| be obtained Us will entue all persons en-
rloyed by the Government to tho highest
market rates for tholr labor and the bcncflto OF
all local rules and regulations In regard 10
| the hours OF labor, or otherwise. II this rule
Il, however, to be tho permanent policy OF
the Government, and its mechanics and la
borors are 70 be compensated At the rate of
20 per cent. above the highest market rates.
see no reason why officers, clerks, and other
employees OF the Government should not bc
paid BY tho same rule. Under the present
system gcntlemen Of education who occupy
positions. OF trust and great pecuuiary rcspon-
ability In tho different bureaus, actually re-
ccive less than mechanics wages, and nro
Disseminated against In favor Of men who,
az rule, exhibit little interest In the per-
formance Of their duties, and have no respon-
slbillty whatever. Il Is also a fact that many
mechanics receive, under the present system,
not only more than their forenoon and master
mechanics, but more than the superintendent
OF the work on which they are engaged, tho
latter classes being allowed no compensation
for extra labor performed.
In conclusion desire TO tender to the Sec.
rotary my most sincere thanks for the kind
ness with which have been treated, and the
support i have received, without which II
would have been impossible for me TO per-
form my duties. ! also desirc to express my
appreciation Of the manner In which the
chief clerk, A. q. Mills, esq., has performed
tho very arduous duties Of his Office, and Of
the efficient assistance he has rendered me-
and TO express my entire satisfaction with
the manner In which the labors OF this Office
have been performed by the gentlemen con-
nected with II, and to tender them my sin-
cere thanks for the services thcy have rem
dered, and for the hearty cooperation have
received from them.
Respectfully submitted,
A. b, MuLLrTr,
Supervising Architect,
Hon. I'm, 4, Rieharf.e-, Sscvsfsrv oTths ffsssrrB
National Republican., 1873-12-02
RAILROADS.

w e., VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND q. a,
From Tus.dsy TdoNo ovs%SsIr 90SMrANY 4. ", On,
s:y s's rs E y: $Is:;
ss ss ssa q ns Z ;ss SsS
81 &
King sna sna tnsn saas a..sn! Il and
y! xiiiss !. y Gsnshsars ., ,. M. mailing clos.
,.s .rsssse5gcss for Ma9sssss Dylsion leave Seventh
Bay uciets 4 90 Psshsy lsshiss syvnas Sna Ana .,
af Ssi .sSss ssss.l Dsp ns M Sss
ssS KaSj h.,la1s 2%nsu: AZ ps ..es r.g b
Brssiiss, and supper on fsrry bos,s for ,hrosss
noyO an. BRoApus. O. T. a.
'I'HR0UeH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Train. ana sS's%ss sss Ysrs n sr.
Ss ssS ss, Sss s9Issi Tss sssS.; ;.:;' and
Lesye daily. except sunday, 1t .. m, and ]. s'S
leave for New YSsl Y2S sgsSAg' Y. g y m and p.,,,s.
,Sis'pins car. Tor New ~ YOrr on $50 .. m. train
n Throush tickets 70 pn!l.aciphis, New Tori or
;;::sassi: gsreh.,Ins ,iesee At. IN. Avenue eos
and shsdled q lhsIr Ie.idsnee. tsfeh 70 he dspot
S.%s.s s..ssss sss SSi5 fs railroad .a,,r.,n,
n'2ft sst r: ssss E;: Master Of T,.0..o,,.o.
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National Republican., 1873-12-02

single exclamation, which we will not print
no silently jerked down the pipe, and as 81
lently pulled from the link 10 question sundry
pieces Of cotton remnants, Apiece Of rag-car-
pct a lackct-slecye, and q night-cap. As the
iast , article made It's appearance, Mr.. Covillc
but Immediately changed his mind, and feii
70 Kicking thu articles abont the room In the
most insane manner, while Mrs. Coville pre-
cipltatcd herself up stairs with cornmendahle
dispatch. What Coville now wants, Is TO nnd
tue paper which contained that advice.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
w AnAlN9TON AND OHIO RAILltOAD,

w AsAlNeTON AND OHIO RAILltoAU.
FALL AnRAE9EMENT.-TwoT TRAINS DAILY.
rxgEgT SUNDAY. BETwEEN WABhINGfoN
~ iAsD aAAiLroS' h1aiSSlsd AUGUST
iss:ys Ms:hi,ns.cn y N st and t NJ ana
buss tsoins westward) q q sB Z. N and Is p. m;
=, Leaye Hamilton at go .. N, and d u ). n.
Pes Leesburf tsoins Eastwsrd) 81 9. m. and
s1s :, s'S rs p IN. and st wsshingtOR si sdo and
fssssnscrs from washington viii t.ss In. w..h.
in3Ion and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
hsnlroad srton ~ q M and p IN, and 70
Inc ss = "a tram from Alexaadr1A and II ;SJp n.
rain , irxI hamilton connect q Hamilton viii
srsvliie berryyille and WincheseE Aho. wlh
for Aldic and Middlsbure
Communication tiekets, three oents Dor mile
auAta General Tiofet Alent.
National Republican., 1873-12-02

GRKAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
%osoayaxrsy, = s6SIIH 4sp soyTuxssr.
w'.hntton. g = N B.r,mors.....- .Sa N.
rar osv, SHM s y%iiis p@
with elegant Boenery, Palace stAte-roou, day ana
night carr, With modern inppruyenentn.
New York. -
:, ,Ths go m: Elnira daily, except Monday; the
MAKE OONNEUrIONs
Through from WaAhinston % Al Iouiz Chins~o
and Buffalo. without change
corner Of Sixth strceI Pennsyvania Avenue. and
Thirteenth street and Psnnsyvania Ayenue Thers
kasensers procuring tieke 1t these orioss can se.
Chicago and Buffalo,
UOrnsT Thirteenth st. and Penn. ays.
a..IED. ID. 9. rouNa. aonsrai fs;;sHssi xsspt.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
pKNEeYLyANA AIR LINE
'slEaD11sHEEH4t sEEH4tO.. ,..,,

1 TO sAITit22fhlE1D it22fhlE1DxIpH1A.
AND ALL POINTS II TIE NEW EN8ff1l2HSb
THROUGH srrxEkkr w t%sAsarsorox AND
wrnoohTE ohEM GsiHSasE HSsEt or o.n.
The sa.iPmsni on shi. me : new and q the mos,
p6Hzssisat ~ RAx SSsAIEs SsA slaa,
On md after SUNDAY, is ooscpsr u, I'm, /.
VII bs run over lie fsnhsyly lysniS Ar Lins, esvips
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4 lew Ssisinorss sa = n. a.uy. ..e.p. Sun.
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,1HI5itys ,H55siys q New Yars .,.nR N. daily. s.osp.
Mohmond eIprsss. leave Warrington ct 10 ,. m,
.Lssvs Bsitimors IsM ,. m. daily. szosp, sen.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

SEATS GAN BE SECURED TODAY at
the Opera House between 10 A. NJ. and 4
P. N. Tor Monday night, the opening Of the
Ringgold g Rock veil Wallack combina-
ton In this city. This Is q superior Or
ganizatiop, and Will appear In splendid
selection OF plays. The introducing pieces
will be- Struggle for Life" and danger.
GUS Joy."E stE 4 MA ~ p
OF the former New York exchange
says: Dion Boucicault's drama, "a Strug.
gle for Life" founded upon his celebrated
play, "The Long Strike" was produced
on Wednesday evening TO a crowded
audience. The telegraph office scene Is
the marrow and substance of "a Struggle
for Life" and embodies more OF what Is
customarily called thrilling interest
than Is concentrated and maintained In
any one scene OF any play of modern
origin. q The acting Of MIR. Stoddart as
Lawyer Moneypenny' enhances the value
Of this interest to its highest rate, and
compels the heartiest applause from every
individual in the house. During the even
Ing MIR. Stoddart was honored with two
enthusiastic calls before the curtain. The
acting Of the other artists engaged in the
piece was fully up to their usual high
standard OF excellence.
Further oil Mr.. stoddart we clip the fol.
lowing from the New York RspreSs: A
testimonial benefit has been rendered 10
Mr.. J. q. Stoddart, one Of the prominent
members OF the old Wallack company,
when this actor, whose artistic merit Is SO
well known and generously appreciated,
will make farewell appearance before q
New York audience. He will enact Joe
Spurrit in the domestic drama of 1.-THE
Secret Marriage" the performance com
GLIDING with representation Of the bril-
liant comedy Of Americans in Paris"
Mr.. Stoddart Is one Of the most painstak.
ing and meritorious members Of the pro.
fession, and his host Of friends and ad-
mirers will exert themselves to overflow
the auditorium.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

Editors 1ntelllgencer
My attention has Just been called 10 Q
notice which recently appeared in the
Moundsville National, O most contempt
able, irresponsible and unprincipled paste
and sor.slandering smut machine.
This Grave Greek roaring Idiot charges
that !, refused him payment for ,sdvertis.
ing done fol- me. = he further asserts thai
I made the contract in writing; (most Ger.
tainlyI did,. He Is the first and only
editor ] have ever, had occasion to make
q contract with In writing. I thought
him Enthusiastically. He appeared more
like q luuatic or fraud Who Just escaped
from some asylum or jail, and I am now
fully satisfied that my supposition was
correct Fol. no sane man would make q
contract in writing and not 'fnlfll Il, ana
expect payment IiorStheisame.1 He can
only be clsssed asa; ;frstclass idiotic
fraud. I pity The, the poor idiot In his
wild rawlings; while, e heeWete RESPONSE
bic for his false and slanderous utterances,
the courts would have some business to
transact with him. The poor sunA has
the sympathy Of on b. FRANK :
Ths'squaf6 Dealing One Pfice ol6thisr,
Who continues 10 sell good working
Goats OF 80 each, and oil other goods In
proportion! = 40 DSS 9fGsitT
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Z
CHRIsTMAs PREsEsTS. In making
your selection Of q Piano or Organ for q
Christmas present, don't fail to examine
the stock Of Messrs. Adams 6 Lucas, 1927
Market street. \ The instruments theJ
represent, viz: the Bleinwsy, Knabe and
Emerson Pianos, the Mason & Hamlir
and Smith American Organs; are univer-
sally acknowledged 70 be the leading in
straments Of the world, and taken to-
gether they make an assortment so var
led that no one can fail to be suited in the
selection Of an instrument, either % Ia
price or quality. Inasmuch as many un-
scrupulous dealers offer for sale instru-
ments Of questionable character and In
terior quality, 1t would be well to bear in
mind the fact that few persons buy
more than one instrument In Q lifetime;
hence the necessity Of making a careful
selection, for, as thousands Of experienced
parties can testify, tits cheaper, safer and
better to buy instruments Of established
reputation, OF good responsible makers,
than to risk money in doubtful expert
ments. 800
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TRANSPORTS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol
lowing deeds, transferring real estate Ii
| the county Of Ohio, were lett for record
at the office Of the lerk Of the. County
Court during The week ending yesterday
December 10Th:
Deed made Dec. IL, 1878, by A. @
Egerter and wife TO the Board OF Educa-
ton Of the School District OF Wheeling
for part OF lot 1870 on 18th street. go feel
'front.'. Admitted Dec. 10; $2,100.
Deed made Dec. 10, 1873, by James
Brown and wife to the Board Of Educa-
ton Of the School District Of Wheeling
for part Of lot 1870 on 18th street, (33 feel
front on 18th street,. Admitted Dec. IL
$2,25O.
Deed made Dec. 10, 1873, by Henry
Roehm and wife to Conrad Goldbach, fol
the east half Of the east half Of lot No
1852 Zane street (17th) East Wheeling
Admitted Dec. 10; $1,l00. a..5g ,alT
q Deed made Dec. IS, 1873, BY O. +. A.
Yahrllng to August Yahrling, for all hi
stock OF drugs and fixtures In room No
| 1903. on corner Of 10th and Jacob streets
Admitted Dec. 10; 1906 %. i'' Fl, -.
Deed made December 10, 1873, by
Thoe. q. Reed and wife to James w
Moore, trustee for Martha McNamee, fol
the undivided one.hali Of the northern
90 feet Of lot lse, Admitted Dec, 10
$4,000. 40 , > ''! ~. y
wood Cemetery to Mrs. Etf1e N. Russell
| for burial lots Nos. 90 and i108, In section
70. Admitted Dec. IS; SO.
Deed made Dec. II, 1878, by James w
Moore, trustee Tor Martha e. McNamee
| TO Edward Moore, Tor the undivided one
i halfot the southern 90 feet Of lot 1875.
ADMITTED Dec. IS; s2,e50. s."
Deed msde Dec. ID, 1873, by David
\ Kull and wife 10 Lewis Lunslord, for the
north ,one-half Of the south one-hali Of
lot No. 81, Main street, Fifth Ward. Ad-
mitted Dec. 10; SO 500.
:. Deed a made Dec. IS, 1873, by David
KulI and wife to ThomasH. Reed, for the
south one-half Of the south one.half Of lot
"a, east side OF Main street, Filth Ward.
Admitted Dec. 10; $500.
Deed made Dec. II, 1873, by Thomas
1UIuuEUUk huu WIZ W JOuu oulhSt lOl
south 10 feet oil lot No. 81, Market street,
between 25th and Goth streets. Admitted
Dec. ii $1,000, IL s.ssl
Garner and VIM. a. Garner 10 John w.
Boring, for southwest corner of lot 200
as feet and ten inches by 80 feet). 10th
street, E. w. Admitted Dec. II; $500.
nead made DEG q 1873 nv Charles
Zoeckler and wife to Conrad Kraft, for
lot 10 Bow street, Fulton. Admitted
Dec. II; 81 1900.
Deed made Dec. IS, 1873, by Joseph A.
Bodley and wife to Aug. Gering, for
northwest corner Of lot No. 81 on 18th
and Jacob streets, E. W. Admitted Dec.
II; $500.
Deed made Sept 8, 1873, by John Bach
and wife to Christian Bach, for north one.
half Of lot No. Sin square 81 Wood and
8sth streets, s. W. Admitted Dec. II;
81. 800. s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

FUN for the People.--A
Christmas and New Year
worth haying.-speyer Bros:
offer theirimmense stock OF
trimmed BonnetS and Hats
at a reduction of 25 per cent
from former prices in order
tolnsure their Gale the com.
Ing month. Remember the
place, SPEYER BRos.,
lIIo Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

AN INTERESTING sERMoN.-The fol.
lowing correspondence will explain ITSELF
Req. D. ". Fisher, Pastor First Pfesbyte'
Tfan Church:
DEAR slR-At a regular meeting Of the
"Youpg Mems Christian Association
held last evening, the undersigned com.
mittee were appointed TO request you to
repeat on Sabbath evening next, In your
Church, the sermon preached by you last
Sabbath morning with some reference to
the recent suicide. We hereby most re-
specially make that request.
Yours truly, Jos. A. WILLETrs,
WIN q. IRWIN,
NJ. W. MILLER.
IG Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

The GROVER & BAKER Sewing Ma
chine as Holiday Gilt Is unequaled.
There is 10 longer q doubt that Sewing
Machine constitutes the most sensible gin
to a lady that could possibly be given. In
making selections, however, purchasers
should be careful 10 get the best, which
Is simply another term for the Grover 6
Baker Machine. 1t is the only perfect
Family Sewing Machine in the world,
and others are only priced in proportion
as they approximate, by attachments and
soforth, the Grover & Baker standard.
Rooms, 1923 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

Two TINES Two.-The other morning
q gentleman on the Island undertook to
put on new collar. he got into the
wrong box. Instead Of l5l hegot hold
Of o No. IS. After he had got the two
ends together, and closed himself into o
passionate frame Of mind, his vile dis
covered that he was trying to put on his
boys collar, which was two Sizes too
small. Two times two Ia swear in these
especially when multiplied by the
wlt9s discovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

UNUSUAL PREPARATION are being made
for the regular Anniversary on Christmas
Night Of the Eng. Lutheran s. School.
The School has had an enrolment Of
over $50 since July LIST, and 1t is said over
400 happy children will take part in the
Concert Exercise, Jacobs Ladder" and
the Great Choruses to be rendered
Christmas night Tomorrow viii be- q
great day with this School, and the
Chapel on 10th street, near Market, will
no doubt be packed. 'f1Viap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20
Pastor 1st Presbyterian Ohurci

THE MNsrRELs.-Cal. Wagner's Min.
strels appeared to a full house in the
Opera House last night. The entertain
ment showed an improvement over the
previous night II would be hard to find
q better negro comedian than Sam Price
anywhere. Cal. Wagner, in his planta-
ton melodies, always brings down the
house. The vocal quartette appear to
good advantage. Green and Sadler, In
their donble songs and dances, are I'M
usually good. Tho troupe Is fine one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

HAIRY OR MtsERABLE The record at
the office Of tho County Clerk duriug the
past week indicates that the young men
have been faithful 10 their duties toward
the fair sex. During the week ending
last evening fourteen persons made appll'
cation as candidates for connublal happi-
ness-that Is to say, seven marriage
licenses were issued. :. .isle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

PRRsoNAL.-Ex Governor F. H. Peir
point, Of Fairmont, was a guest at The
Mcclure House yesterday. x
julie Morse, Business Manager of HeaIy
s Coleman's Hibcrnicon, Is stopping al
the Grant House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

A HAIRY MAN.-0ur genial young
friend, Charley senseuey, Is no longer a
bachelor. On the 10th inst he was united
in marriage to Miss Anna H. Eyestcr, one
Of Balllmore's iaircst daughters. We
wish him the usual Joy. Next!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

Constable Wash. Defibsugh
went out TO Elm Grove yesterday morn
ing to arrest the ratilans who assaulted a
miner named Thomas Ruckmsn the even.
ing previous. The birds had flown,
however, leaving their families behind.
Their names arc Samuel Williams and
Stark Dean. Another gentleman, whose
name is unknown. and who participated
in the assault, Is also wanted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

IA FRIEND IN NERD Is q friend indeed"
and such q friend Is HR1MBoLD's BucHu
to the unfortunate sufferer who has been
sowing hS wild, oatS. Warranted to cure
all diseases Of the kidneys and urinary
organs. Look out for counterieits. Gen.
uine has private proprietary stamp Of Il.
n. Helmbold on each bottle. Sold by
all druggists. John F. Henry, New York,
Sole Agent; eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

THE LATEST AND ,CHEAPEsT.-I have
just received from New York auction 80
pieces of alpacas and other dress goods;
also iinepiecesof carpet dirt cheap, and
must be sold. ]. W. Ferrel, Centre
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

WONDERFUL CHEAP-MoRE GOODS AT
PANIC PRICES. Two hundred pieces
Merrimack, Spragues and American
Prints, choice styles, at 10c; so pieces fipee
bleached Muslin at 10c; good black Al
pacs at csc; all other goods'in proportion
to reduce stock Call soon ifyou, wish to
save money, at John Roemer's, Centre
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-20

BENwoop NOT TO BE IEcoRPoRATED
IA vote was taken at Benwood on
Thursday upon incorporating tho town
The result Is 81 follows; Against incor-
poration, 164i for incorporation, 1905
total, 800. BenwoOd, therefore, is not yet