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Che 4ut(aad daily G(ohc.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1873
,auivAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.

rHNtSs ARRiyE A RrTf,Sn.
From bellows Fails. lao s 1920 o. ~, '2;2O 4
S:b r. H.
Burlington is:tit li.ee &. fn ie:5o 800
u. IN,
Port Henry, ll:2s a. Ia
" DcLnlngton 'l2oS ,. IN, SEQ 4 g:25 y.
III.
" Saratoga, ril:I5 a. ~, 900 .. IN.
q" salem, lao a $3.50 0. H., 1870 A 'l;Ha p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND
For Bellows Falls. 1850 'i;s0D. M, '2;pN $500
y. m.
Burlington, Lac 4 $40 q. in 2ao & r:n5 p.
IN.
Il" Port Henry, sos y. IN.
Remington 1890 q 1890 a. H., 's.25 y. IN.
- saratoga, 300 a. M, $500 y. IN.
" salem, $40 1900 u. H.. 9i:00 1890 y. m.
Mail Train Mixed.
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MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, p.05 M, and 2.up .. IN.
Eastern way, il.i0 a. m.
Troy way, 1910 p. III.
Troy, 1910 p. ~, 80 p. M, and e,9o y. N.
Albany, II. 40 y. IN, 30 p. M, and 931 y. M.
Boston, II 40 o. M, and $50 p. Ia.
Canadas, lie p. IN.
Ncrthern way, 200 p. IN.
Is Burlington, 200 p. m. and $50 u. la.
Sa 'atoga way, 800 y. m.
Ne York. $50 p. m. and $40 p. m.
Coi ncctcut River way, $50 y. III.
Woodstock way, stage, 100 p. IA.
Chttendcn, Crucsdays and Saturdays! 800 p. NJ.
Stockbridge STAGE, 100 p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 1856 p. IN.
Eastern way, Y.20 y. IN.
Troy way, AS p. IN.
rn)y, 40 "A. m, Has a. IN. md 400 u. l.,
Albany, ll.46 q. M, 4.55 and q.i0 p. III.
Boston, l.4O q. IN. and ego p. IN.
canadas, 1910 a. m.
Northern way, ll.S2 q. M.
burlington, 1910 and ll.82 q. N.
Saratoga way, ll.45 n. m.
New York, II 40 a. IN. and i55 p. Ia.
connecticut River way, SAB p. ia.
Woodstock way, STAGE 80 a. IN.
Chtttenden, Tuesdays and saturdays 1870 AIN.
Stockbrldge STAGE, 1890 D. IN.
.E-Malls VIII he promptly clOrcd AT the specl-
1ced hour; all letters deposited in the street
boxes Will be collected nj s.i5 and 100 q. M,
1911 1880, 3.05 and last collection for all night
mails at 900 p. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box al the Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
parture OF each mall train
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R0stOn Fire.
BosToN, Sept. 90.
LOSSES.

The loss by fire at c. Fuller II Co.'S lum-
Der yard at Brighton last night was $685.
900; insurance, si3, 600, divided between
fifteen Offices.
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Wm,


speaker Band of the House OF Commons
and his family sailed for New York Saiur-
day in the Russia. accompanied hy Earl
Roschcrry.
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N.ElNEp.
ilyrEruui. sept %
steamship Canadian and Pru-.ian from
Montreal
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EtOMPOSITORS.- Wanted. two or three
y good composltors. Only sober, lndustr-
Gus men meet apply.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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WANT ruElr MONEY.

\ motion wa, made in the supreme court
to-day 10 dismiss the attachment AGAINST
S110. 000 in The hands of Belmont n Co..
brokers, being the balance OF $500, 900, less
fifteen per cent, commission. which Richard
Pcnistcn won last May bya Havana lottery
ticket The attachment was granted at the
suit of J.. y. Whitney, who said Pcnisten
promised him half his gains if he came up
to New York and helped him To- get the
money. Both parties are from Phladel-
phia. Judge Fanchcrrcservcd his decision.
CARLETON, srECULArIoNS.
Carleton, the dclaultcr, was largely in.
terested in Western Union. Envelopes
picked up in the Office showed that he also
speculatcd in Union Pacific and other
fancy stocks. Most Of his losses are sup
posed to have resulted from the crash in the
market last week.
CorNTERfEI1EE- ARRESTED.
\ family named Walker, consisting of
father, mother, son and daughter, living in
fremont, y. J., was arrested yesterday on
charge Of countcrieiting United States cur
rency aud internal revenue stamps. A
large quantity of counterfeit money and u
complete set of machinery and tools for
the manufacture of imitation bills and
revenue stamps were found in the house
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LoNDoX, Sept. =.

Special dispatches from New York cause
a disgusting feeling in the stock market.
Erie 45.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAr DErARTMtNr, OrFicE OF rIE }
CHIEF Signal OFFICER, WAsuiNGro>.
u. c.. sept. %. ISIS i. NJ.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEy MIC.
TEE GOVERNMENT 'rREAsURy.

WHAT IS LIKELY TO BE DONE.
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The national banks are paying all de-
mands made upon them that looks like lc-
Ultimate business in greenbacks, but any
thing like run is paid in certified checks.
which must pass through the clearing
house.
l;3O =. m. The feeling continues TO inn
prove in financial circles, and there is con
siderable dealing in stocks outside of the
board for cash, prices ruling strong. The
crowds down town are diminishing.
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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YonK. Sent. y.

The Philadelphia banks have taken no
action with regard 10 issuing certificates in
place of legal-teuders for settlement at the
clearing house. The banks are all in good
condition, and such action is deemed I'M
necessary. Third street is very quiet no
suspensions are reported.
FROM IONnOS.
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NEW loRk, sept. ~.
Petite Cooke and Hugh McCuloch arrived
by the Egypt and will hc in Wall street by
one o'clock.
fIiE FURRY SUBSIDIZED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -
The financial furry has subsidized The
run on the savings banks has ceased and
the national banks experience no unusual
demand for capital,
, 1873-12-20

circumstances but the person VIII is probably better able than any one else here to have an
opinion n the matte, Governor Garde is as already stated perfectly confident oHs feasibility. AS
however, We know so very little of the institution it is necessary to get a mna acquainted with it
to examine the particulars of our position md form a judgement accordingly It does not
howevrn@essnnyf owh that such a mar should report uavouabyo on heC Credit Associations
that he Central FacMi@ must be dOppd. Perhaps the amount proposed in the Money Bill for
thu two purposes might apearh high; but the Government thought it could mot be less; and COM
pared with the Importance of the suect fol. the general welfare of the Island, these $1,000 would
not appear to beo much Importance. tits also a matter of course, that all economy will be
observed and no more of the amount be used, than what is really required
3d Crwnmemtr (Pnry must ~tox expire the thanks det othe Government fort prompt
ness eVhMd in taking noce of the planters application to get Central Factories on foot here
lie is under the impression that Central FactOde are the mains stay and in fact the only sal
walton in the Island, when W SN year after year. but more especially of late our produce gOg
down in price SO that it becomes clear fact that the planters can not stand to pay s. pr cwt
or cts pr pondo produces sugar, hast sell it for or cts the pound. Ifne0r he thing
to dOk, snow proposed to g&a proper nan ocomeh eeh examne and make plan fore establishing
such Factories Thea amount in the Money Bill might appear high; but whatever Thea amount might be-,
he would recommend that the preparations commence at nee, and that the necessary funds
beg granted; whatever the Colonial Tr@uys expense might be, he felt sure The Treasury would
be gaining over so p Ct by increased revenue when all the ucuvMed land especially in
Easmd Quarter be taken into cultivation. And for the planter himself the benefit will be
great; whenh his canes are ready, he wHlkn what he is to get for hem; the factory will
buy them by weight; he will have no waste; thief factory will manufacture canes into the best
sugars, and he will be paid either in money or certain proportion of sugar And the present
opportunity be slipped what will be said in the ot9rcouny. Of, the planters hGe? ,Whltnt
be said, they are asset OF people no. knowing whtthey want ?-they make a motion, BIT as soon
as an application isl made for means to carry tout they refuse And this is r only chance
the prospects for raising the means sem also favourable. He hoped the amount will be ved
and tH men will come out for the purposes
, 1873-12-20

Salget vedr6rende Dokumenter ere
til Eftersyn paa undertegnede Con
tOir.
Christiansted Auktionskontoir den
lode December 1873.
Ii. A. JURS.
, 1873-12-20
Bekjendtgjorelse

fDET bekjendtgj0res herved at SEES
III sioner j afgangne Planter John
Hinksons 30 afholdes indtil vldere
af undertegnede Executorer hver
f6rste Onsdag i hver Manned III. II
midday i Huset No. II i Strand
Gade her Byen t0rste Gang den 7de
Januar 1874.
Frederiksted December 5th 1873.
HUGH HINKSON.
VIM. +. MOORE.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20.-BERF CATTLE
The prospects Of rather light supply
gave promise early In the week of an adj
vance in prices, and the wholesale market
opened something better than last week,
but the almost total absence Of any East
ern buyers for shipping cattle lett those
grades without the usual demand In that
quarter. The consequence was that the
retail market generally exhibited little an
imation, and prices were iatc per ID low.
er, the greater decline being on the better
grades. The quality OF the receipts
throughout was much superior to last
weeks, and figures, with but few excep-
tons, no higher.
Prices to-day for beeI cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves at ~ 00a7 81; that
generally rated first quality S. 0OaG co.
medium or good fair quality 81 0Oa5 co.
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS 50 Goa
4 90; Inferior and lowest grades OF cattle
80 00a0 00-general average Of the mar.
ket to-day 81 81; extreme range Of prices
IS OOa7 81. Most of the sales were from
81 25 to 8 70 per 100 lbs. OF the re.
ceipts 1913 head came from Ohio, 40 from
West Virginia, 1874 from Virginia, Al
from Maryland, 81 from Indiana, and 80
head from Pennsylvanla-total receipts
for the week 1881 head, against 1857
last week, and 800 head same time last
year. OF the offerings s74 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, 1888 head
sold to Spectators for Eastern markets
80 to York county, Pa, dealers, and 70 tc
Washington City dealers-total sales fol
the week 1915 head, against ,2G0 last
week, and 1888 head same time last year.
1sHEEP.-There have been very few
arrivals the past week, and those general
" of what may be considered far to extra
quality. There is but little demand, how
ever, and prices, considering the quality
Of the offerings, can scarcely be consider
ed any higher. We quote fair to extra
Sheep at 6as cents per ID gross. Receipts
this week 1854 head, against 1S4l last
week, and 1889 head same time last year
Hoas.-In consequence of the material
falling of in the receipts, prices are or
the advance again, being quotable 4atc
per lb higher, the Improvement being
most conspicuous on the better grades
which are especially scarce; other quail
ties, those consisting OF light and thin
Hogs, are most plentiful, and exhibit little
animation, while those Of superior order
weighing some $50 to 300 lbs gross, are
much wanted, and are readily absorbed
on arrival at the top figures. We quote
at SO 60a7 25 per 100 lbs net, Receipts
this week 6Os4 head, against 12,257 las
week, and 7769 head same time last year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

On Thursday, on the arrival Of the
Wheeling and Parkersburg packet, Cour.
iersat Wheeling, q woman and three
children dlsembSrked, and took passage
on The steamer Carrie Brooks for this city.
Arriving here yesterday morning, the
boat and came up town to o bosrd.
ing house. Shortly afterwards the ste
ward OF the boat missed a pitcher, some
towels and other articles from the boat,
and Immediately suspected the woman Of
having stolen the things. He went i'm:
medistely to the boarding house and
charged her with the THEFT. She indig-
nantty denied the charge and threatened
% have him arrested. He perseHered in
the search, however, and found the miss
ing articles In her trunk. 1t was decided
NOT to prosecute the woman, and she de-
cided not 10 prosecute the steward for
making the fatal charges.-PttS. Mail.
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Written for the IutelhgOuosr.)
THE ENGINEMAN's STORY
ny ILNEa CUNNINGHAM, IN.

You m.y laugh boys, and RdG at my story TO-
-As FS9inonan said. But the knIck
Of telling the truth generally brings me Out
And ' .sC ;,tory's tho truth for a fact
&c. v,,e gliding along, that's the comet Hnd me
Tbrougn The rain and the night, BLACK as lux
On our Fight, doomed the dIR mountains GOV
On oSf ls S the waves Tapped tho lines brink
behind, tho conductors dark blurred misty
pI.res SdI The gloon from our frOat to. the rear,
B5tSheSd wIs the fAthOmless darkness O! nlght'
And well, what saw not feared
Perhaps tho Wild tempest that roAred through
And Inc fast hi swelling rivers white waves,
Had Weakened the coward, that slpmoe5ea III i1e'
And for once all my courage enslAVed'
Ikuov not. care not, now It Is all passed.,
aud their hoods not on my hands no SAID,
Bat until the srehanRcl shall blow MS IAs1
lsASIi ns'cr know the same fear and dread.
Aud now, through the few yards OF darkness IN
u,,t SisDeled by the headlights dull glare.
scene, the most fearless OF mottaIs "ou'u
Passed silent and swift through the air.
surrounded by hIloS OF PHOSPHORUS light
Which iIlulned nought else all AROUND,
TWeuiy-onO skeletons, mAnted Invite,
Passed swift one BY one In the ground
Tyhcart ceased to beat. nom the valve my cold
Pell nerTelesS, and doId to my side; 49,,
w brain thtOb0ed and achcd Us though beIleu
With bands,
But my senses and eyes had lied
Bat rallyl This moment sound strikes my
'rIs a deep and a thunderous sound,
And tho demons OF night take 1t up with
And sGVaEely echo 1t round.
moment II grows; have time bat to spring,
TIE night express leaps into sight,
long wall or death through the murkinesi
AndiI Carried away by the night
All, vSllIEs all over, they arc laid on the gTGSs
The work Of destruction IL done,
10 row; there are twenty count as pass
And my fireman, he makes tWenty'ons'
And now boys, good night, last night on III
IuE Something awful and queer;
ButTll tell you Of that when We meet 'no mex
five ali arc alive and meet hero.
Next day round the oflec, the section men stood
Something wrong on tho line, they al said,
Aud the boys who went out In tho morning cam
In,
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C0MMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 29.-Flour-
Dull and prices q shade lower at 81 s6a
$50. Wheat-Dull at 81 70a1 %. Corn
Dull and lower at 39a40c, Rye-Nomi'
nal at SEC. 0ats-Quiet at 80aS8c. Bar
ley-Dull but unchanged. Groceries
Firm. Linseed Oil-Market steady with
a moderate demand at 9Sa95c. Eggs
Firmer at CSC. Butter-Demand lair and
market firm. Cheese-Steady. Provis'
ions-Strong. PoIk-NominaI at $13 g.
Lard-Quiet; steam, 7Ic, Bulk Meats
Strong and higher; shoulders SC; sales 40S
casks spot and &c buyer frat, half Marchi
clear rib sides &c; sales &c buyer first hall
March; clear at 7tA7tc. Bacon-Firmeri
shoulders held at 5fc; clear rib sides 7ia
TIC; clear 74a7tc. aogs-Firm; shippers
a 60a6 10; butchers $5a5 TO- Whisky
Firm at SIC.
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A WIFI asked her husband for new
dress. He replied, "Times are hard
my dear-so hard / can hardly keep my
nose above water" Whereupon she re-
torted, "You can keep your nose above
water easy enough, II you have Q mind
too; but the trouble Is that you keep 1t
too much above brandy.
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A GERMAN preacher near Dayton, who
objects to his congregation chewing to.
bacco in church, requested them To leave
their "cuds out Of doors on q fiat rail- In
a fence corner, under the steps-anywhe
for there would be no danger OF the birds,
geese, hogs, or anything eatingit or carry
ing II away
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CHARLESTON LETTER.

CHARLESTON, February, 10th 1878.
Special Correspondence Of the IntelligeucerJ
Five hundred pounds of salt.petre and
the State House full Of burnt whisky,
wouldn't save the Democratic party In
West Virginia. The acts and dolngs OF
the present Legislature coupled with the
populations Of tho Public Printer, which
they arc trying 10 white wash, have done
the work. That party Is now In the con-
didon OF the ship at sea, which Is express
cd so admirably by the poetical novice IN
the following language:
"She rocked and hcayed,
And heaYed and rocked,
And up her rudder ounS,
And every time she heAVed and rocked,
A wusSer leak she sprung"
The biggest heave they have yet made
Ia the signing and sending in OF the ma.
iOhly report on the Printing frauds
which moi only gives the lie to the report
made by Gov. Jacob, Senator Grantham
and others, but finds the State to be legii.
Rdnly iadebted 10 Mr.. Walker in the sum
VI nearly ten thousand dollars, under.
charges in ono year. l have been
estimating q little on this report, 80
called, and l find that II from
the measurements made BY Mr.. Walk
T'S employees on tho work done by him
in one year the State owes him ten thou.
sand dollars, there is due Mr.. Frew--
upon the same basis Of calculation, 0rer
hrSe hundred thousand dollars for the time
be was Public Printer. II Messrs. Fergu.
son, Bridges and Robinson, who sub
Scri6ed TO the report gotten up BY Mr.
Walker, are satisfied that the State owes
him (Mr. W. ten thousand dollars under
charges, It ought 10 be paid to him al
once; and l repeat that from the same
basis Of calculation, there will DO due Mr.
Frew not less than three hundred thou
sand dollars, which should DO paid tC
him right of. "What Is sauce for the
goose ought to DO sauce for the gander,
and the Democratic party ought TO 6t
forced to take Its own physic by paying
these sums.
"sTRIKE IT OUT"
Mr.. Smith, OF Tyler, introduced n Joint
resolution In tho House few days ago re
9uestlng our Congressman 10 use their in
'ASuNO W kCb ku0 WI tAouSA hAASNlut
hcmesteads to Federal soldiers, or at less
put tho land In shape so that 1t would b
oiSome advantage TO them. When It 60
Into the Senate, Mr.. Walker, an ca UniOI
mai, moved to strike out tho word "Fed
eraw and allow the Confederate boys tn
same privileges, &C, II was quito vot
and sTery Democrat In the Senate vote
10 strike II out. They ought to go as "a
IS Mr. Sumner, and strike every engage
ment IRON our battle flags, and strike gu
NE word loyal wherever 1t may be found
Iaey may strike these words from on
every statute, and even from our dictionl
neS, but they can never strike them frol
the hearts Of four tiIths OF the American
people. They are written in fre an
blood, and sheet iron thunder" itself ca
lever ettace them. The meanest thin
ABOUT this act was In placing the bi
where itsfriends cannot support il.
MORE sPLRRN.
Some one introduced a bill In the Sen
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PETE CoLEAx, OF New Orleans, didn't
care for Credit Mobilisr stock, but he did
cast covetous chances on Dan Morgan'a
two cows and calves, Pete was impeach'
ed, and now amuseS himself squirting To-
bacco juice through the bsta o. the pris.
IN dnt,ei q 80
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Mus. AUGUSTUS HAMMOND, Of Georgl&i
who has only been married four weeks
went into Mysteries when she went 70 the
front door and found a bouncing infant In
a basket, and with the inscription IRE.
spectfullY dedicated 70 Gus.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

TEAouER-"Who was the first mani !"
Brown Head Boy)-Washington, he was
first in war, first M Tescher-%tNo, no;
Adam was the flrst man, BroWn-SOhl
il you're talking Of foreigners, I 'Po'' he
,eIa ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

FRED. DOUGLASS has turned wag, and
says that, In view Of the Credit Mobiller
investigation, there Is no danger Of negro
suffrage lowering the standard OF legiSla-
tive honor. -
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"A gushing poet asked In tho first line
Of recent ettusIon, "How many weary
pilgrims lieH" We give It up, but expo
rience has taught rs that there are good
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

WHAT Is the difference between fixed
stars and shooting stArsi The one are
suns, the other daFters. he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

Il has been demonstrated by . series Of praetl.
cal experiments conducted BY eminent physi:
claus, and 8ttested BY Thousands Of grateful
people who have been relieved nom their guher.
tnEs by It's use, that the GtttyJbuT0 Rdt1IyStN
Water Il the nearest approach to specific ever
discovered for DHSpEpStd, Neuralgia, RhelHId.
EISn, Cont, GfduCl, DiabGIES, kidney and UTtRd.
~ DlSSGSSS generally HFGStorGJ mISeltl1r p0ipeF
% he P1FdIytIe. u elTtl LlpSr Complaint,
OAFoaIe DidTTh1d, Plltt, C0HStip1hon, AGLhnd,
O1tdFTdh and BroHehlHS, DISsdSsS Of Ne Skin,
GIHsrdI Debility and NeTpouS PTOStr1tto1 Jrom
Msntdl and RhVdc1l EreSEitS. Il 10 tho GrS1t6St
AHtldot SVtr dISe0pFed for R1oGSSiVS Eating
or DriAkiAg. u e0TTtets tho Stomach, promote
DI0eSti0n, and REllsVtg the Head almost tNlHtdL.
ditlv No household should DO Withoutit Every
hotel should keep 1t on hand. For sale BY all
eS EPor q history Of the Springs, for medical
reports OF tho power Of the water over disease,
for marvellous cures, and for testimonials from
distinguished men, send for p4mphlets.
For sale By EDMUND BOOKING and Drug
giTts generally. o,, "a,
~ South Front st., Philadelphia, PA:
Gettysburg Spring Co. noVH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

A CHICAGO paper eulogizes tho one
solitary street car conductor in that city
who keeps his face and hands clean"
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NOTTOF .

Owing to my late purchase Of the double store
room and dwelling Of II. HeymAn d Co., on the
corner OF Main and Webster streets, Centre
Wheeling; also, OF his large stock Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods at Job lot price. at
least 90 per cent less than they can be bought IN
INC regular way, l feel able and willing 70 oter
me came at unusually low prices 70 parties who
will favor me with . call, for two reasons: LIT,
70 become acquainted with the customers and
build up trade, and, I'd, 10 reduce the present
stock TO make room Tor Spring Goods, consist
eI9n and Domestic goods, Notions. CaTpets. OIL
cloths, Window 66Ades, Furs, Cloths, CasSi.
meres, Jeans, &C. Please glVO mo call and
SEQ my best CAllcos at lie, Domestic Bingham
lOc, Jeans for 20c worth sc, and all other Rooqs
IL '''' ]. W. FERREL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24
nrrAnTURE OF II INV,
posr OFFICE REGISTER.

sta MALTA ar, due and elose at The
hours a. TaifH ma civ. Prepared IN Sceord'
Post V SHtS tho iatOst Tine tables on mo 'S''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-24

100 Pieces new Dark
Prints.
30 Pieces Shifting Prints.
4ooPEeces BIeached Mus
Inns of the best makes. a
BIeached and Brown 1914
Sheetlngs.
Real BaTnesIey BIeached
Table Diapers. @
500 Dozen Towels from 10
cents to 81 %.
Richardson's Best Irish
Elnenss-
White Ballard Vale FIan-
neIs. @
IooPleces Black AIpacas,
very cheap.
1000 Yards Fine BIeached
Crash at 1912 centsi