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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-11

AWAY FROM HoME.-We 60 away from
home to hear the news, when we find
the following items in the Bellaire Iaae
pendent
Wosre told foot-race, upon which
$1,000 arc staked, will come of on Wheel
ing Island, next Saturday, between Le-
roy Hammond, OF this city, and come
New York man.
Mr.. L. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent
OF the Baltimore and Ohio r, K has is
sued circular tOrbidding tlcketsellers in
the employ Of that company from re-
Ceiving commissions from other compau-
les for the sale OF tickets over their lines.
An effort Ia being made to light the vii.
lagos OF Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
with gas, A New York company pro.
poses, in tho event a sufficient number
OF consumers can be obtained, 10 build
the works and furnish gas at fifty cents
per thousand less, and OF as good quality
as Wheeling
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The Circuit CoU!-Judge
ltoge, This court held q short session
yesterday, which was occupied in hearing
the chRncery cause ofHughes rS Hughes.
Court adjourned to meet on the 2lst
inst.
County Cor!-Judge Cochran. The
County Court met OF 0 o'clock yesterday
morning.
In tho case OiM. p. McIIalG as. Dorson
PettiCord and Alex. Pctticord, judgment
was entered against Dorson Petticord for
$2i 80, and the case was continued as to
Alex, Petticord.
The case of the State Is. James W.
Sweeney, indicted Tor misdemeanor No.
2, was put upon trial before the following
jury John W, Boring, James L. Holli-
day, John Rinohsrdt, James Barton,
James Rigby, WE. Ratclile, Robert Ford,
Joseph Bodley, Ed. Blayney, W. F. Beck,
sJ. W. Mitchell, S. Patterson. Defendant
entered a plea Of not guilty. Sweeney was
charged with attempting to shoot Lewis
Baker, one Of the proprietors OF the
Wheeling Register. The shooting took
place on election day, some fifteen months
ago. Sweeney was at that time q Candi-
date Tor the State Legislature, and his
character had been assailed upon differ
ent occasions in the editorial columns Of
the Register.
About 9 o'clock the Sweeney. Baker
case was given TO the jury, who in a few
moments returned verdict Of not guilty
G. 0. Davenport appeared for the de-
Tense, and L. G, CrcaCralt for the State.
A short session Of tho court was held
in the evening, when the cases OF Dennis
Brannon and James Nicholson, charged
with burglary, came up for further exam.
iuation, Their cases, however, were con,
tnucd to the Goth inst. Nicholson was
released upon his own recognizAncC, but
Brannon failed to secure bondsman
and was sent to JAIL
Court adjourned to this morning ct 0
o'clock
Io!icG C0Wt-Judge Cranmer. There
was only one case before the police court
yesterday morning. Officer Wilcox ar
rested Perry Pethel Tor drunkenness
and that unfortunate person paid q fine
of s. and costs.
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OrERA BoUFFE.- But for the Indictment
weather the Opera Houseiwould probably
have been crowded, last evening, to hear
Nile, Aimee in LA File de Madame An.
got" As Il was, the audience was large
in number, and seemed to appreciate lul-
ly the treat with which they were favor.
cd. There is not much plot TO ia File
de Madame ADgot," but quito enough to
answer the purpose intended-that Of
amusement. "ClaireltC," the daughter Of
Madame Angot, is tho child OF the mar
ket, 5ctrothed to POmponnet, - barber,
but in love with Ange Pitou, ballad
singer against Directory. He sings q
song aimed at Mile. LANCE, On actr ess
and the friend Of BArras" and Lar :
lVandieTe, oneol her iavorites. To pre-.
vent It's repetition LarivAudiere buys
Pitou oil who is,cOnsequently rich enough
to marry ClGirette. Unfortunately, 1t is
her wedding day. To delay the mar
riage Charlotte sings the song herself
and as she Is dragged of TO prison
the curtain falls on the first act. The
second act takes place in the salon Of
Mile. Lange; Clairett c being released
from prison, PompOnnet taking her place,
while a little intrigue is developed be.
tween LAnge and Ange. In tho last act
everybody is enticed to q ball at the gar
den OF Calypso, where Ange is awarded
to LANCE, ClairettC goes back to Pom
ponnet, and, as the CurtainIialls, it seems
quite sure that somebody Is to be married.
The more noticeable measures of the
piece are the romance "Je vons dois tout"
the Couplets and chorus "larebonde dc
Msrce," tho "thc "Chanson Politique,"
the romance, "Elle est tellcmont limo
cente," an amusing, tripping duet between
Claitette and Mile. LANCE: And.a quaint
conspirAtors' chorus.
Mile. Aimee sang with unusual amount
OF spirit, lie and abandon. AS to her
acting, il was inimItable. The illusIra.
tions OF the various changes Of the char
acter commanded instant recognition
from the audience. nile. Nardyn ap.
pearcd as mile LANCE" and,sang and
acted the part satisfactorily. Mons. Kol-
lelz gave q very acceptable Interpretation
OF the part of "Ange Pitou." The chorus
and orchestra are not large, but perform.
ed their parts well.
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HEIMBoLD's BUcHU is still in the re.
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teiH. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp; John F, Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, dGw
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AssAULTING WITH INTENT TO KILL
Ed. RenfOrth was yesterday arrested by
Constable Robert Bond upon warrant
issued before Justice GllIe8py, charged
with assaultiug with intent to kill Lewis
Hanson on the 29th OF November last.
lie gave bond in the sum of $1,000 for
his appearance Tor an examination on
Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
Patrick Condor was mixed up in the
same affair. He was charged with COM
hitting an assault and battery with in
tent to kill Hanson, and also with shoot
ing at him. He gave bail in 81 900 fol
his appearance on Saturday afternoon.
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PEgsoNAL.-Aimee is Mrs. Jolly.

The Pittsburgh Leader says Miss Sal,
lie Meholin, Of Wheeling, has been enter
tanning the people OF Washington ant
Greene counties with her lecture
(which" which was very well received
Miss Sallie Campbell has returned frou
Ravcnna, Ohio, where she has been visit
ing for some months.
"Fri'z Emmct" did an immense bust.
ness in Wheeling on Monday and Tuesday
nights, turning away people.-PttsJurgl
Commercial. And il he had played here
another night he would have turned
them all away.
Mr.. Jas. ?. ShallCross and lamily left
for St. Louis, Mo. yesterday, accompani-
cd by Mr.. James Posey, son.in.law Of Mr.
shallcross, who Isl resident OF that city
They intend making St. Louis theiI
home.
Judge Hoge LEFT Tor Martinsburg las
evening.
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SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING to put
our two'third Life Size or 2Ox2l Photo
graphs within thereach OF all, I have made
slight reduction in the price oil same rs
below: From one negative, one for $l8,
two for $2G, three for $33. In pairs, two
persons, one pair $50, two pair $45, three
pair $50. This will enable every one to
procure fine, scrviceable Christmas gilt
for their friends, and one that will be
highly appreciated. Very respectfully,
HALL.
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Dr.. HOschee,s German Syrnn

Cough no more How much Joy there
is in every household 10 know that they
can at least procure remedy for any case
Of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease of the
Throat and Lungs, that is certain to cure
1t is a satisfaction to know that person
is safe from the dangers Of these diseases
all you need do is to 60 to your drug
gist and get a bottle OF BosChee's Ger
man Syrup; two or three doses will re-
lievc you at once. If you doubt what
we say in print get q sample bottle for 10
cents and try it, or a regular size for ii
cent?. nnhMM
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECovEEED.-Some
days ago Theodore Taylor, who lives at
Washington, o., stole from amau named
G. w. McCannon, at West Alexander,
Pa, q fine saddle, several blankets, and
other articles. McCannon traced the thief
to his home, and succeeded in recovering
his property. Taylor escaped from the
Sheriff, however.
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PULPIT PoINTs.-The presbytery -oi
Steubenvillc will hold its next stated meet.
ing in Dennison, O., on Monday, Decem.
Der ii, st 7 O'Clock =. NJ.
The Local Preachers, Association Of
South Pittsburgh district ConvenGs at
California, Washington county, Pa, De.
CGmber 8.
The presbytCry OF Washington will
meet at West Alexander, Pa, on Thurs
day, December 10, 1874, OF ten o'clocI;
A. NJ, for the purpose OF examining, and
II the way be clear, ordering and appoint.
ing a committee. to install Mr.. j. III.
Reed as pastor Of the church Of Lower
Buffalo.
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CHRIsTMAs DIsTRDUTIoN.-The pur.
chaser OF every dollars worth Of boots OF
shoes will be entitled to one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away;
Ono large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies E. @. Burt Kid Button,
One pair Gents CT. Alexis Tics.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button.
One pair child's velvet ioxed Button.
One pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods are on exhibition at
the store. JERRY CLEMENS,
Corner Main and llth streets.
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We understand that the different Ger
man singing societies, as well as the Tur.
ner Association, will in few weeks unite
in giving q grand concert for the benefit
Of the Children's Home. The object is a
worthy one, and the concert will no doubt
be handsomely patroui2ed,
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THERE was on attempt ut murder on
Market street last night. A lover OF MI
sic, coming out of the Opera House with
the delicious notes of Mdlle. Aimee still
ringing in his cars, met boy whistling
"Mulligan Guards" and smote him to
the earth with terrific force. The po.
licGman, upon hearing the circumstances,
discharged the accused, with apologies
for having interiercd.
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A PATENT has just been secured for
preserving butter, and other perisbablC
articles, fresh and sweet without the use
Of ice, by simply lining packages with
the pulp Of poplar wood, which is fur
nished in sheets suitable for the purpose
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River NeWs.

The river continues 10 fall slowly. The
marks at G o'clock last evening indicated
Z feet 10 inches.
The Courier departed for ParliCrsburg
Nt her usual hour.
The Exchange was due from Pitts
burgh at noon yesterday, but had not
arrived up TO Am
The steamers James Rees, Forest CITY
and Market Boy are running on time.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at o'clock.
The Express is to.day's Parkcrsburg
packet.
The tOwbOat Abe Mcdonald has been
sold TO some Cumberland River parties,
and, we understand, will be employed
by her new owners in towing coal on
that stream. The price is said to be
$4,000.
The steamers Nellie Walton and Abe
Mcdonald passed down with coal.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to.
day. She will return tomorrow.
The Baltic is en- route for Pittsburgh
with 10000 oil barrels.
The receipts Of wharfage at Portsmouth
for the month Of November were 1898 70.
At Louisville the market for Pittsburgh
coal is active at 10 cents, aflOat. The
stock in first hands is light. The renort
of Mr.. Mcdonald, Gauger, gives the re-
ceipIs OF coal by the late run at 100000
bushels brought by twenty.lour tow
boats, with 2l3 barges. The shipments
were Iour towboats, with As barges.
The PomCroy Telegraph says: About
three quarters OF million bushels Of coal
have been shipped from this region to
points below on this rise. The Pomeroy
Coal Company alone has shipped $4,000
bushels. Part of it went before the Pitts.
burgh coal came down"
by Telegraph
PlTTsBURGH. December lO-River G
feet and falling. Showing and cold.
CINCINNATI, December 1O.-Riyer 70
feet 0 inches and rising. Arrived-Andes,
Wheeling. Departed H. s. Turner,
Memphis Juniatap ViCksburg. Light
snow.
ST. LOUIS. December 1O.-Arrived-
Colossal, keokuk; Utah, Memphis; CAPT.
tai City, VicksburG. Departcd-Colora-
do, Memphis. River falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
EVANSVILLE, December 1O,-Riyer ala.
tionary, with feet on the gauge. Down
Dick Johnston, r. W. Means and
barges, Evansville, Sandy and Morning
Star. Up-George Roberts, J. N. Phillips
and Fannie TOtum. Business very light.
Weather clear.
CAIRO, December 10.-Arrived-Sam
]. Hale, Cincinnati; Keystone, Ohio river:
Arkansas Belle, Evansville; City of Ches.
ter, St. Louis; q. j.. Church, Cincinnati,
Departed-Ed. Hobbs, 81. Louis; Idle
wild, Evansville; Sam J. Hale, New Or
leans; Arkansas Belle, Evansville. River
0 feet inChea falling.
LOUISVILLE, December 10. River
again rising, with G feet inches In the
canal and feet 5 inches in the chute
Arrived-Shippers' Own, Chas. Bodman,
Ashland, Kanawha Belle and tow, Nail
City and tow, Tempest, Liberty No. 4 and
tow, Laura Davis and tow and James d.
Parker Departed-Shippers Own, TEN.
vest, Liberty No. 4 and tow, Nail City and
tow, Charles Bodman, Laura Davis and
tow, Champion No. 6, Joseph D. Parker,
Ashland and Como and Sec Me and tow.
Weather clear and cold
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ANEW German Literary Society has just
been organized. 1t has eighteen mem
bcrs, and meets in a room adjoining the
Emerson Club room, in the Franzheim
building. The society as yet has no name
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MCssrs. VIM. KNABE & Co., New York
Permit me to thank you for the pleasure
and enjoyment afforded me by the really
excellent Knabe Piano, which have useC
constantly since my arrival in this city
and which has become 10 me an INSOFAR
able companion in the field OF art. lis bril-
lancy and equality Of tone and its rare sing
ing power make It q sCourco OF deligh
TO any lyric artist, aud a isithiulinterpre
ter oil the great works OF the operate
stage. As such have found it, and l can
not leave this city without expressing my
admiration Tor the skill, industry, anI
experienced taste so eminentlY combined
in all the qualities OF the Knabe Piano.
lima DE MURsKA
Adams " Lucas, sole agents for tho
Knabe Pianos, have large and well as
sorted stock for the holiday trade at No
1927 Market St.
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AN exchange asks very innocently il it
is any harm for young ladies to sit in the
lapse OF ages. l! depends on the ages
selected. Those from eighteen to twenty.
five are cXtra.hazardous.
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STEALING WnIsKY.-A warrant was
yesterday issued by Justice Gillespy ior
the arrest Of Albert Price, whom Stephen
Quinn alleged had stolen pint Of whisky
from him.
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Business wore somewhat of brisk ap.
pearance about the landing yesterday.
The packets brought in good trips, gen.
orally, and departing boats had good
freight lists.
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ABUSIVE LAEGUAGE.-Upon complaint
OF Helen Bruhn, a peace warrant was
yesterday sworn out by Justice Hammer
for the arrest Of Margareths Becker.
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A SECOND addition to Martins FERRY,
containing one hundred and forty-Seven
lots, has recently been laid GU! by Mr.
VIM, Clark.
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ATTENTION, LADIES IL. V. Blond has
just received $50 pair of Ladies' Buuoncd
CATERS, Philadelphia make, which will
be closed out at 50 rs per pair.
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THERE was not much dressing" at the
opera last evening. Not that people were
not comfortably clad, but they were not
"dressy."
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JUST received by express another lot oil
boX'toed, Scotch Edge buttoned Caters,
also f. Burts celebrated make Of button
ed Caters at L V. Blends, 1885 Main
street.
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a SIGNING swain remarked, "rll have
none but her" A very economical reso-
luton, with butter at forty cents a pound,
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THE Christmas trade promises to DO
quite brisk, notwithstanding the general
depression Of business.
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DucKIxo sroLEN,-several days ago
Jour bolts Of duCklng, iorty.dve yards in
each bolt, were'stolen from Henry Bone,
manufacturer Of Sawuiugs and tents, at
Martins Ferry.
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A lot ofremnants Of dress goods Of all
kinds, regardless o! price, in order to clean
them out at your own prices at
HENRY Jacobs,
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INDUCEMENTS FOR HOLIDAYs.-J. Elm
sheimer, HOS Main street, receives week.
ly the latest styles OF Ncckwear. ThcsC
articles, together with his unrivaled stock
OF gents, youths, boys and Children'l
Clothing will be sold at astonishing low
nrices.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 200 per cent a month. Send
for particulars Tumbridge s. Co., Bank
erS, 3 Wall ST., N Y. d&w
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BLOND keeps the finest assortment oil
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes in
the CITY.
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No FAMILY will be without Brooks"
Diptheria Cure after having used it..
Sold by all first class druggists. d&w
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Tue Circuit Court yesterday adjourned
10 the 2lst inst.
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CHRISTMAS Is breaking out strongly ii
the stores.
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Now is the time tothiuk about You
Christmas presents.
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A GREAT
Smash for Cash !
SPECIAL SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Who Does Appreciate Low
Prices.
READ OUR OFFERINGS.

Is Inch wide Black Cashmere worth q o.
down to 72Xc.
One yard aud half wide extra quality Black
Cashmere worth 81 70, down TO 81.
Pure sIlkand wool Henrietta Cloth worth s! a,
down to 81 %.
PonsoR's best make ELL; and wool popliHs We
oder you ats! 95.
Extra quality GFO' da Rhine black Elk re.
dueed to 81 %.
BCllou's extra fine Black Cashmere dc Sole
down to 81 90, worthsl.
Superior and heavy Back Drap dc FraEceSlk
we oiTer ut 81 70.
High Lustre and fine Black Drsp Imperials silk
down to 81 only.
All wool CashmcIcs in new shades rcduced
lOm s7%c to SEC.
Those beautiful Diagonal suitIugs We sell you
now for 29c.
The elegant Serge suittngs, the newest shades
We reduced to SOC.
800 Yards OF LupIn's celebrated all wool En-
press Cloth down to 36c only.
t5- Your special attention
ia invited to the following
offerings In double warp &
aoubIe face Black AIpacas
Ten pieces beautiful Lustro and double face
Alpaca worth size, down to 25c.
Ten pieces much finer and superior Lustrc We
offer at S2%c.
Ten pieces heavier and still better, will excel
any SEC goods In thccity, for 37Xc
Ten pieces superb and muth richer fabric
worth &C, down to 49XC.
Ten pieces magnificent extra high IustrC the
ut In Alpaca, for SCc.
Readers, now Is your chance TO buy the finest
Dress Goods Of foreign looms at prices OF which
you have never heard OF before. The above Of
rerlngs excel anything heretofore known to the
public, and to which VIC respectfully invite the
special attention OF all.
|. BLUM 4 Bro,
IIO4 Main ST.
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A BEAUTIFUL Weber upright Piano
can be seen at Sheib's Music store, 1Il4
Main street.
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LARGE LOT Of FGrs and Lyons best Silk
VelvCts at cost. Forced sale. Moo is
your time, ladies' J. W. FERRRI.
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The mild weather still continues, with
indications Of rain. Good for the wheat.
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10 THR beautiful $40 we won't,
either. But We. had some oft yesterday,
nevertheless.
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HRNRY JACOBS is selling his lurs
cheaper than any other house in Wheel.
ing,
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LOOK AND REMEMBER

10 Heavy Union Beaver Cloaks at s. IS, re
GucGd from $40.
IS All Wool Beaver Cloaks at 81 60, reduced
from $i2.
10 Fine Moscow Walking Jackets at Sl7 70,
reduced from SIS.
81 All Wool ShAwls at 81 %, reduced from 81
% Striped Ottoman Shawls at 81 a..
~ CamCls Hair Shawls at 50 80, reduced from
IS 90.
100 sample shsw,s, double and single, at 5Oc
on the dolIsr.
80 5 IS Frrs from 81 90 to SO, reduced 80
per cent.
20 Pair BllnkOls al 81 80.
10 Pieces Cashmere Reps at 2O., reduced
from SOC.
10000 Yards Dress Goods at &c on the dollar.
100 FOuafd Suis, fast ceOrs and well made,
Of Sc 80.
50 Alpaca and Popjin sl!ts at cost to close.
EMANUEL EMSHEIMER,
3D. Store Below Cor. 18th and Main.
DEE
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Dry Goods and Carpets, all at Eastern
cost. | an forced to sell them.
J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling
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|. BLUM & Bro.
lIO4 Main ST.
GheQttelli1q
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1874.


Dry Goods-C. T. Brues.
Christmas Go0ds-E. l.. Nicoll.
Spare Ribs-List, Davenport & Parks
Oysters-J. II, Diehl.
Martins Restaurant.
Notice-Chas. II. Deiters.
Road Notice.
Auction Sale.
Holiday Present-Paull Il Winship.
For RGnt-John Welty.
Holiday PrCsents--C. II. OuimbY.
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
AS observed al SilvGy's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
TEsTERpAY.
SAN. AN. Sr.M I'm,
81 IS 80 IS
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MONEY SAvRD,-The entire stock OF
Dry Goods and Carpets at forced sale II
yoG want bargains come soon, at
j. W. FERRRL's,
Corner Main and Goth streets:
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FoR NIL kinds OF Holiday goods, &C
to HENRY JACoBs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-11

roYi4 1910 MAIN ST.. WHEELING. W. Va

uAyING PURCHASED ALL THE
- right title and interest In and 10 tho West
Va. Stencil and beal Works, ! will continue the
same o. the old stand, No. IA Sixteenth street,
need oil anything in our line. Chas. r. RtE has
charge Of the works and will execute all ordera
promptly and satisfactorily. We hAvo no Agents
or CanvAesers. and all persons arc hereby eau.
TONED against any ono representing themselves
Gs such. JOHN "a, ZRVRLY.
OcSO Proprietor ". Va. Stencil and Seal Works