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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-29
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec, 3-CATTLE-The market
a. usual, In tho week OF Christmas, was quite
slow. Prices varying little, II any, from last
while others show no change since then. With.
out considering tho extra tops OF last week, ths
quality OF the Cattle compares tAyorably With
last weeks receipts. Most OF the best Cattle
were shIpped EaAt by their owners, and the bal
anss ssss a isr Ss' ranged A. follow
Very best beeVes on eAle q. dAy6kG6c that gen
orally rated arsL quality 605Xc; medium or good
fAlr quality t1Se; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 8bte. 9erefAl average OF tho market TO-
day SIC; extreme range OF prices 306He. 4oei
Sic head came from Ohio, $50 from West Viz
ginia, 20 from Virginia, and II head nom Mary
land. Total receipts tor tho week l,i33 head
against 2, sSI last week, and 6a2 tho correspond
ing week or last year, and tho sales during TIT
week amounted 70 7a head. against 2,2sa !1Sl
week, and III thA corresponding week Of lAst
year. and were as follows: To Baltimore butch
ere tiS; 10 York county, Pa, and Carroll county
Nd dtAlers n; TO Eastern BpeeulAtorsH,
HoGs-Tho market has been fairly active dur
ing the past week. tho receipts arc largely In ex
cefS Of last week, but not larger than were need
maintained. The prospect now 10, with the
market closing a. nrm as does, that our pres
ent q uotations will continue Of. least for como
days In view OF Western prices Of the present
Time. We quoto corn hogs a. IADIH Ana etli
lers at 6k667e. Receipts this week 10 $50 head
against 6,009 last week, and 1871 head sams
lime lat year.
snEEP-There has been little more activity
Ia the market this week than there was last
week. the receipts scarcely numbering bali whAi
they were then. A few choice sheep wero sold
early this week to 20 10 Warrington atS0sHc,
gross, and averaging 10 lbs. General quotations
Tor tho week tH95xc, gross; good sheep won u
readily. sell for &c. Receipts this week i,e@
head, against s.4Si last week, and 1873 head
tame time last year.
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The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated Z feet and falling very slowly,
The skillinger arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday morning, and departed for Gin.
cinnati.
The Courier arrived and departed for
Parkersburg with fair trips Saturday.
Suntish and Steubenville packets also
arrived and departed.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh to
Portsmouth, arrived. and departed satnr-
day morning. tt-5Is. q ,
The Hudson came up from Cincinnati
with q very fair trip, and left Saturday
evening with an average list.
The Iron Valley left for above Saturday
morning, but has returned.
The Albion passed up Saturday evening
with small tow:
The Mallie Ragon will be the regular
Parkersburg packet this morning at 10i
o'clock. t. ~ ff(E
The Carrie Brooks, from GAINESVILLE, ar
rived and lett for Pittsburgh yesterday
morning.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day. .... ...........
The Rankin, from Matamoras, is due To-
night, and will leave for Pittsburgh Tues
day morning,
Captain E. B. Moore, Of the Potomac,
was married Saturday in Biglow Chapel,
Portsmouth, Ohio, to Miss Mary e. Sweet
ser, formerly Of Dayton, Ohio, and q
teacher in the Portsmouth Young Ladies'
seminorv
Ss M, .I;,oa =, C;,o;r,o,;
Ing AnueS iesnippeu ~ one
2r268 kegs nails, W packages glassware
and 20 barrels OF oil for Baton Rouge and
New Orleans, ION the Paragon; 500 kegs
nails for st. Louis by, rail- 400 kegs nails,
95 barrels apples. and 100 packages glass.
~ $50 a. ani.n;,,a On ,he nail hoo,s and
mate iot nvu'I ~ ~ .no 20 a aus
S4o Kegs nalis' ., STOVES anu W pacAnses
glassware for Memphis on the Ben.
Franklin.
A yefy large stock OF coal 10 now to be
,orna a; ali Seno,. along lbe river from
% lcIa ., o. ,ha GIit 1S;lo nrices r,le ysrv
Haio " ~ ,no ., n ia r ~, ~. 49,
lo",at al, po'n.si ~ ~" ~ 'sos .na. a aea =,
ers complain mat .hele are NJ proass 10
the business. Az New orleans 70 steam
ers. sales are made at 10 cents per box,
and at Memphisat 50 cents for Pittsburgh
and AZ cents for other species. -
pwr.nnpou Dec !; -Noornoon,ooai b eIs r
90, ~ ;rshsa a., I s,at,onorv Asf;vsdN :
l Tna; AZ ip srors on r;no;nr0,;. RanS;r
S Jun M,t mUm S,n' Tbs " st;Ii;nse,
lGm ,aaas ,h;s af,ernnon ior rIncinnai,
WIZ Fv ,s,.S nv, Dec osWRiver fallen o
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull, and market
unsettled and lower; No. 1 Chicago
spring 81 16; No. 2 do. 81 1871 spot; 81 Is
January; No. 8 do. 81 10; rejected 81 90.
Corn-Fair demand and advanced; No. 2
mixed 5Sc, spot; 59ic, January; rejected,
old, 50c; new 45a4Gc. 0sts-Dnll and
lower; No. ., 87fc, spot; $3.50, January.
Rye-Dull but unchanged; No. 2, 77a79c.
Barley-Quiet and weak for No. 2 fall;
fair demand and firm for No. g. spring
at 81 0zia109. Timothy seed-Faif de-
mand and firm at %, S5a2 90. Clover
seed-Fair demand and firm at IS Goa
IS so. Pork-Steady ct $13 20, spot;
$1437, February. Lard steady at TIC,
spot or January. Bulk meats-Good de.
mand at full prices, 5a5tc; short rib sides
6ia6lc; short clear &c, all loose; to higher
for, February Green meats-Steady;
shoulders a ia5c; short rib middles 6sc.
Hams-stc for 10 ID. averages. Hogs
Demand good at full prices, IS 90a6 90.
Whisky-Falr demand and lower at 93s
98Ac. Z. y ShgFFs- s,.4ftat
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THE HIBEllNIANA COMEDY COMPANY
Healy g. Cohan's Beautiful Views Of Ire
land, and all their entire Comedy Com,
pany, will appear in their popular enter
tainment at the Opera House this even
Ing. remaining until New Years night
Their performance Is highly spoken OIL
and the panoramic portion Of the enter.
tainment Is pronounced one Of artistic
attraction. Many Of the ladies and gentle.
men engaged in the performance are quite
celebrated in their specialties, and the
"Hibernians," as presentedby this troupe,
g well worthy ofa large public patron
age from all classes. Owing to other en-
gagements this company cannot possibly
remain here longer than four evenings,
and our citizens will avail themselves Of
the present visit Of the "Hiberniana" ior
an evenings enjoyment with the Joyous
and romantic scenes of Ireland.
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BucHu.-The curative properties Of
this shrub in cases Of dropsy, gravel and
kidney diaeases and obscure disorders are
now well known to physicians DIR.
Helmbold originally populArized this
medicine, and no other chemist has been
able 10 extract It's virtues with equal
skill, Helmbold's Buchu Is still the
standard and genuine Extract Patients
and physicians prefer 1t. The genuine
bears b. 7. Helmbold's signature. All
apothecaries sellit eodGw
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New YORK Marl,,et.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Flour-Quiel
and steady; superflne western and State
S5 60a6 90; common 10 good 90 T5aG So
good to choice 80 90a9 40; white wheat
extra 81 40aS 90; extra Ohio 90 55a9 90
Wheat-0pened heavy and lower, closed
with better feeling and more doing; No. 8
spring 81 Goal 3d. white spring 81 %;
choice winter red 81 o.. Rye and Barley
Unchanged: Corn-Fair demand; west.
ern mixed In store s3As3tc; prime old
white western size; new western mixed
Afloat 76aS2c. Oats -AshadS better; west.
ern 56a5sc; white do afloat 58a59c. Sugar
-Firmer; far TO good refining 7la7fc.
Eggs-Heayy. Whisky-shade firmer Of
VIC,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-Cotton-Steady;
15tc. Flour-Good demand; fancy $z20
az %. Wheat-Scarce and firm; 81 4Ss
1853. Corn-Firm; new ear SIC; shelled
Goo. Rye-Firm; 93a95c. 0ats-Firm;
4Sa50c. Barley 81 Is. Butter and
Cheese-Firm. Groceries-Steady. Pork
Quiet; SIS 00a15 25. Lard : Firm;
steam Stastc; kettle siaS9c. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders 5la8c; clear rib 7a7tc;
clear TIC, all. loose; to higher packed.
Bacon - Nominal; asking 7tastasic to
come out of smoke. Green Meats :
Shoulders 5sa5ic; clear rib Gsa6sc; clear
6ss7c sHams-SsStc. Hogs-Actiye and
firm; range "a 70a5 SO; bulk Of sales to
packers; IS 15a5 20; receipts 1858; ship
ments 1000. Whisky-Flrm; 93c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-29

Police CoURT.-Before this court Sat-
urday morning cases were disposed of as
follows:
Edward Carroll and Michael Dunn
were charged with creating tumult and
disorder at Felix Dold's saloon on Friday
night. Carroll was fined IS and Dunn
IS and costs.
Martin Friery INDUCED in pugilistic
display in front oil Laramie's saloon,
which cost him IS and extras.
The case Of Henry Bushman, charged
with creating tumult and disorder, con-
tinued from Friday morning, came up,
and was disposed oil by assessing a fine
Of IS and costs. ..s''
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, Dec. 27.-Business con!
tinues very quiet with manufacturer
agents. Jobbing and retail branches
have been interrupted by stormy weather.
Cotton goods quiet, but steady and un-
changed in prices, Cottonades more
active; black ground fancy prints selling
better. Worsted dress goods In moderate
demand. Fancy cassimeres, in light and
heavy weights, and worsted coatings
more active.
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Boston Wool Market.

Bosros, Dec. 97.-wooL-Birm and
buoyant, with upward tendency. Prin-
cipal transactions Of the week in double
extra. Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece
may be quoted at 55c. Michigan and
Wisconsin at 4S to 52c, with good super.
fine, and xtrapulled at 50a55c. Some oi
the principal holders of Ohio and Penn.
sylvania fleece not disposed to accept less
than IS and 57ic for straight lots oil ex.
ira and Goo for double extra.
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sHoT1N THE FAcE,-On Christmas day
Mr.. Fred. Forester, who resides on Jacob
street, East Wheeling. took his family to
spend the day with a brother.in.law on
Main street, near the B. & o. Depot.
While his children were playing in. the
yard there, crowd Of boys passed by,
one Of whom discharged a pistol in that
direction. The heavy waddlng Of the pis.
tol struck the right ear Of the oldest boy,
aged about ten, tearing of the skin and
filling his cheek with coarse powder. A
surgeon was promptly summoned and
dressed the injuries, which, though not
serious, are exceedingly painful.
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Mime. Lucca and the Weber Piano.
From tho New York Worldls

From tho New YORK World
4 NEW YoRK, November 20, 1873.
Dear NM Rebr-As leave New York
tomorrow, let me kindly thank you ior
the upright piano which l used all sum.
mer In Kingston, and before that in the
city since my arrival In America. Your
upright pianos are extraordinary instru-
ments. They have an astonishing iulness
and wealth OF tone, which adapts them
excellently well to the voice. The action
l find charming, and this one surprised
me by hardly ever needing the tuner.
Your instruments fully deserve the great
success which they have obtained.
1901 PAULINE LUCIA.
One by one all the worlds great artists
come over to- Weber, because he makes
The best and most artistic Piano. Within a
year Mr.. Weber has received unsolicited
encomiums from Strauss, the Waltz King,
Teresa Careno, s. B. Mills, Wehli, Chris.
tine Nilsson, Pauline Lucca, and others,
all Of whom were ardent adherents Of the
stelnwsys, excepting Strauss. Added to
this, Weber's sales almost doubled last
year, and 80 where you will in the East,
the Weber Piano Is the favorite. The
agent in this city, Mr.. sheib, offers special
inducements to Piano buyers on The
Weber Piano In order 10 introduce them
more extensively, and all who want the
btat -PaeoI can get u At sheib's cheaper
than elsewhere.
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GKNTInrER's FURNBHMs-NRw
sTooK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returned from New York
with q, large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, casaimcres, overcoatings, vest
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning to q gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him q
call. 10. 30, 81, '.s
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged: Corn Firm;
mixed western 7Sc; none offering. Oats
-Firmer; mixed western 52a53c; white
53a55c. Rye-Firm at SSa95c. Provl-
slons-Dull and unchanged. Butter
Firm; good to choice. western rolls 2sa
sec. Coffee Strong; fair 10 prime Rio
25as7c. Whisky-unsettled and lower
at Csc.
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OYSTER SUPPER-On Saturday even
ing last Mr.. Henry seamon, the well
known cigar manufacturer on Water
street, gave an elegant oyster supper to
all the workmen in his employ. To the
great surprise Of the married men, upon
arriving at the residence af Mr.. seamon
they found their wives there. After par.
taking Of an elegant supper. and all having
enjoyed a pleasant evening, the, party cd.
journed at late hour to their homes.
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PEAcR WARRANT. -On Saturday
James KinsloW sWore out o peace war
rant before Squire Gillespy against bow,
ard Peyton. The case was taken under
advlsement by the Justice.
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AT JUSTICE CAIDwKLL's OFFICE
VIM. Green, charged with shooting with
intent to kill at James Lyle on Christmas
morning, near Glenn's Run, had hear.
Ing before Squire Caldwell Saturday. AS
the evidence failed to sustain the charge,
the case was dismissed. . 4H
Green was then tried on a charge oil
threatening to kill Lyle, and required to
give $500 bond for his good behavior for
one year. .s .ltfE q,
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Nor THR. sAME.-Henry Hanke, who
appeared before hepolIce court on Thur
day morning last charged with disorderly
conduct IL not the we'll known gentle
man Of that name connected with the firm
Of Sehmulbaeh & CO.. I'm go ~, |. :,
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-Those wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes or Slippers for
Holiday presents will save money by pur.
chasing from me, as | am selling my en-
tire stock Of seasonsble goods at the a6w'
est panic prices. L. V. Blond.
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AMusEMESTs.-The Ringgold 6 Rock.
well company closed their engagement at
the Opera House Saturday night, appear.
ing in aThe Long Strike" and "Danger.
Gus Joy" The engagement Of this COM
.pany may be considered a flattering sue
cess, as the house was well filled at every
performance. They have won golden
opinions from our citizens-and we are
considered the most critical dramatic pub.
lie in the States. This company opens in
Columbus, Ohio, tonight, for brief sea.
son. Hesly s. Cohan's Hiberniana COM
pany, with panorama Of Ireland, open
in the Opera House tonight for four
nights and two matinees.
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ToIEDo, Dec. 81. Flour Steady.
Wheat-No. 2white Wabash 81 SO; No.
8 do 81 49i; amber Michigan, cash and
January, 81 40; February 81 54a1 58i;
No. fTedI$l 90; Corn-Dull and lower
high mixed, cash, 909c; new Soc. Oats
Dull and lower; No! I, 45ic. Hogs
So OOa6 o.: .. = a >. - L., .rsA.A
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BENEFIT OF TIE oRpHANs.-The ies-
tival and fair held in Washington Hall re-
Gently, under the management Of the Sis.
tiers Of ST. Joseph. realized about g 600,
which will be used for the benefit Of the
orphans. ~. ~ =.
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BIS o. RArLaoAD.-G Alfred
Townsend, In q letter TO The lChicago
Tribune, says that day parlor cars are to
be put upon through trains on the B. &
o. Railroad, and passenger locomotives
are 10 burn only anthracite coal. Sc
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Dec: ss7.-erain = Very
dull. Wheat-Nominal at 81 So for No
I red; 81 4S for No. 3 do. Corn-steady;
65a66c for old; 63a64c for new. Oats
Quiet; 4sc for No. I State; 46c for No. 2
do; 49c for white. , Petroleum-Steady
and unchanged.
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OPKRA AT THE OPERA HoUsE.-0n
Friday and Saturday evenings, January
I'd and Sd, Mr.. James Fltzsimmons will
present at the Opera House the grand
Kellogg English Opera Troupe, with
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and all the
celebrated members Of the company, the
entire choral forces and complete orches-
ira, numbering Oeventy.two artistes. The
Chicago journals TEEN with the most
laudatory articles Of the Kellogg troupe
and Of the English opera. They say:
"The panic Is past, and Kellogg Is de-
servedly reaplng the fruits of her noble
enterprise. English opera 10 inexpensive
compared with the Italian, and can be
put upon the stage with more even excel
ience; and the day Is not far distant
when Il will be SO handled that even the
operas OF the italian stage maybe pro.
duced In q very creditable way. This
has already been accomplished with
Martha 'Traviata,' Faust 'Troyatore,
Lucia 'Rigoletto, Norma, and even
with an opera a. massive as the 'Hugue.
nots,' and show that It Is possible to give
even the works Of Weber, Wagner,
Gluck, Mozart and Beethoven success.
fully In English"
"ff Miss Kellogg were in need Of any
Endorsement at the hands Of opera'goers
for her excellent Judgment In appearing
In English opera, or were desirous oil re-
ceiying popular manifestation Of that In
dorsement, she could not have asked for
more decided or enthusiastic one than
that which she received last evening. The
theatre was crowded to OVERLOOKING with
an audience which recalled the palmy
days Of italian opera; and this demonstra-
ton Miss Kellogg may well claim as q per.
sonal compliment to her, and not alto.
eether the result Of .Gounod's fayorite
work; popular as II Il. The dress, and
glitter, and brilliancy Of the audience were
also significant, as showing that however
hard the times may be, there is some
money left yet, and that people intend TO
be pleased however stringent the season
Is. Her star Is in the ascendant, and &C.
cordingly the public makes up its mind
that, since her name heads the list, she
must be the right and proper goddess TO
worship. Miss Kellogg has already won
high praise, and the praise would seem to
have been well bestowed. Airline, In the
Bohemian Girl, is character which she
Ia peculiarly fitted 10 dellneate success
fully, and in TACT all the characters she
assumes"
The operas TO be given in this city by the
Kellogg Opera Troupe are the Bohemian
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sSow.-sA,ardiy an incipient snow
storm prevailed ali day, and the slushy
Of the pavements made pedes-
trianiSm q dlsagreeable duty. Everything
was solid yesterday, however. ,s.g.o,
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Nothing Of import
ance was transacted in this court Satur-
day. In the case Of Isaac Colts rs. A. B
Caldwell in error to the Circuit Court, thu
judgment Of the Municipal Court was sus
tanned and process awarded 70 enforce
Indictment. - -
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PEksoskL-W. Beaumont Duhripg
Agent Of the Kellogg Opera Company
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Clifford, lAte drst comedian
at the Opera House in this city, is now
supporting Oliver Doud Byron st Albany,
New York.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing out Of the
entire winter stock Of Dry Goods by J.
". FERREI, Main and Goth streets, Cen.
tre Wheeling. g. . . arl.r7 i-
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AUcroNRRRs sALE.-saturdAy alter
noon J. 9. Hervey, auctioneer, sold the
property on Market street, Centre Wheel,
ing, opposite the market house, Thomas
0Brien trustee, for $685.. y =. Il -
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CHRIsTMAs OVER, Now TO Bups.--
Supply yourselves at panic prices.
have this day received and am opening {
splendid lot Of Carpets, Ola Cloths and
Rugs Of all grades, at such prices that
will, guarantee the buyer to save % pei
cent from next April prices. Come and
price them, and let your good Judgment
decide. J. W: FERRRI, n
q O - NJ Ia Centre Wheeling.
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MILK SPnLBp.--TWo horses ran away
with milk wagon on Market street Bat
urday morning, but with the exception of
upsetting the milk cans no damage was
done. H'a t'- 100 ~ '- h''
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I'M. @. A-There Willsbe q regular
meeting Of the Young Mems ChristlGn
Association at their rooms in Crangle's
Block this evening at q o'clock, and q
full attendance Is requested % important
business Is TO come before the meeting for
elaboration. '''''HA1 ~ = ~
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ARRIvEp.-The Healy 6 Cohan Hi
berniana Comedy Company arrived in
the city last evening and registered at the
Grant Houae. 1911 - i
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MONDAY, DEC. 90, 1873.


STEAMER Andes. .a...... q.
Peoples Mutual Building Association.
American Building Association. .
Ofal. .....i ~
Wax Flower Materials. "a
A Happy New Year.
Stakeholder Meeting.
A Lecture for the Benefit, &c. Il
Holiday Chairs. 80 80.
Door Mats, Oil Cloths. 90
Hamilton's Opera House.
L. D. .Sine's Gift Enterprise.
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ITEMS about little boys who pull eacl
other from under broken Ice arc fashion,
able just now. No family should be with,
out one.
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Doors AND sHoKs.-Iwill sell from this
date Boots and Shoes Of q heavy reduc-
,tionfrom former prices. Call early and
make your purchases while my stock ID
large L..V. Blond. 4g
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TIM largestand only complete assort.
ment Of stsreosoopic Visws in the city
can DO found at RobinSon's Gallery, {
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CrzEsb Who had the temari6.toyei.
ture out yesterday "Went bobbing around,
around" on slippery pavements. ~, s d, -
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SATURDAY afternoon dog Jumped
through ono Of the show windows o
McKelyey's news deIot. HIsmas,er wal
inside.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-29

THE CHuRcHEs.-Dr. W. F. johnson
for many years . reaident in India, occu
pied the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-29

RRMRMBRR that Robinson's Gallery Is
the only place in the city where you can
buy Graphsocopes. saS & -..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-29

TIE First Grand SNOW Ball of the sea.
son took place Saturday. The OaminS
Interchangeable victims every
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