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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

ATrIMPrEp BuRoLApY-On Tim

ATrIWP1ED BuReLARY.-on Thurs.
day morning about / o'clock the residence
Of Mrs. Sweeney, on the corner Of Eof
and l7lh streets, was entered by burglars.
In searching around the house one Of
them laid his hand on Mrs. sweeney's
face, when she cried out and awoke some
men who were sleeping up stairs. Be.
fore they got down stairs the thieves had
made their escape, without accomplishing
their object Aneighbor, living opposite,
ssys he saw two men jump the fence.
One walked over TO the Atlantic engine
house corner and the other went up nth
street, both taking their time as though
nothing had happened.
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SUPREME CoURT.-A writ Of Hpsr,e-
deaI was allowed in the case Of Joseph
NJ Brodie q. John Clator, from . judg-
ment Of the Municipal Court Of The city
Of Wheeling.
Awrit OF error was allowed In the case
Of the Bank Of British North America
e. the Crescent Iron Company, from q
judgment Of the Municipal Court Of the
city Of Wheeling.
In the case Of the State "a. Taylor
strauder, B. B. Doyener, for the plaintiff
In etroF, made the opening argument for
the prisoner, and Attorney General
Matthews replied 90 behalf Of the State
Davenport viii make the closing argu-
ment in the case on behalf Of the prisoner
today.
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BEI1GmR-There vas IN adjourned
meeting d the Council last night q
which The following unAnished 6usfnesI
vas settled:
An ordnance Sns passed arips d,
lexy On city t4x q eleyea mills iof Ia
year "A.
DsyidL Rice wa granted The priv
Iege q using hall he street rear he Q,
P. Church, corner Fourth and Guernsey
tE building purposes.
Moved md seconded Ghat the bridst
acrcss NellAhons Creek i deemed in
sufficient ior he traf3c Of he city, ADt
that the corporation win not Be responRl-
be Ior any accident thAt may oce1r from
said bridge, and that he solicitor Be re
quated 70 notify the Commissioner o. saN
fact
u. q. Sullivan q Sons, d the Star
Glln Works, have taken the ex'
elusive right 70 manufacture D. VI.
LeetG Patent Slate Washer, and pay
him . royalty on al made. Thil
new and novel invention combines beau
y, utility and neatnesS, and i, we think
very useful and indispensable 70 theschoo
room.
We paid 9 visit 70 the Baron Msnuisc
turing Compspy's establishment for thu
purpose Of examining the new engine
which they have recently put into opera
tiOO, and We are compelled to ssy that tht
builders deserve great credit for the 81
periu workmanship and hnish Of all it
parts. This engine wa built at The
BellAire Manufacturing Compauy's work.
snd Is supplied with the latest and most
approved inventions Of the times, among
which Is Q patent governor regulator
Manufactured at Quincy, Illinois.
Il was moved and seconded that The
night Watchmsn be requested 70 patrol
their respective wards from 7P. n. till 3
A. ", and that they win not be allowed
70 leave said wards unless In case Of ne
cesSity duringk said time. PAtric KELLEY
WasEwRrded the contract for removing al
the filth and garbage from the city To-
the compensation OF Us tor one month.
The case Of T. ]. jenkins, Is plaintiff,
and Samuel Khembottom, defendant, hst
3 hearing. The latter wAs charged viii
assault and battery on the person Of TIL
Aforesaid jenkins, pastor oil the African
Church, and for demolishing 8 blsnl
book used Tor keeping the accounts o
said church. Defendant plead guilty
and was fined q and cost W. L s.
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We are authorized by Dr.. Baird to say
that the salary Of the teacher for the blind
at the Romney Asylum is nine hundred
dollars per annum, with board. It Is not
necessary that the applicant should be &
blind person. The Board Of Regents de.
sire to secure the services Of good, faith
ful teachers for the institution, and have
therefore desired the widest publicity to
the fact that the different offices are open
70 applicants from all parts Of the State.
It viii probably be found that suitable
teacher Tor the blind win have to be pro.
cured from some OF the institutions in our
neighbortng States,
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Or THE TRAcX.-CAr No. 5, coming
up town, got of the track Of the north
end Of the Market street bridge, and was
delayed few minutes, bat most of the
passengers chose TO hnish the trip on FOOT
rather than wait in the brOiliDg sun. As
the accident was not the fault OF the mules
attached to the car, We could rot see the
propriety Of belAboriug them With ca,
hook after the car had regsined the track
in order to make up time. Awhip would
have answered IS well.
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LA NEW ROLR-The enterprtsing re.
porter Of The evening paper yeterdSy sp.
peared upon the streets In new role,
BE proposes 70 have Market and Main
streets, tOr about two squares above the
Pos.ofHee, sprinkled dGily during The
summer months. For this purpose he 4
circulating q subscription paper among
the merchants On the stfeets named.
Although we cannot Be With him in the
flesh, We are often 10 the spirit, snd earn.
estly hope that the enterprise viii Itfect
credit upon the profession which the
author % largely Adorns.
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EER sPRfSe AND SUMNER Goops.-
@ He's, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received tuIllinel
Of Cloths, Cashmere, Vetipgs, &c, Of the
latest styls and best makes, and adapted
70 the season and tins market Large
stock Of eentlemen's Furnishing Good
always In store. All the clothing manu-
featured q this establishment warranted
70 give sahshcticn. Prices unreasonable
q any hrst-elAss house in the city. Call
and eIHmine goods and compare priees
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PIeHicJ MORROW I'VE suppose he
greater portion Of oafreaden win seek
hAppiheas and comfort IN The rural dir
triess tomorrow. We therefore Gppend
Q Lit q al The picnic excursions thss We
have heard Of YOu pay your money, ana
you take your choice:
The W8yerly Literary Society, II con-
junction with 8 select party q about
twenty-five couple, WIN Be- transported %
CressPs Grove By the steamer c. W.
Hosnbrook and bsrgeS. Msyefs Qaad-
nile Band win iarnIsh the music,
The WAyerly boys head their in.
TitAtion q follows: "The glori.
Gus Fourth Fdu, itolie and least
tDgn The committee Of Invitation On
Tie part q the WGyerlies a1e. 8 D. Hl,
Son, Frank Stanton, and @. W. Franz.
hahn. We have no doubt their mos.
RGhgnine expectations win b mos,
AbundAntiy realized.
The Island Sabbath Schools viii Be
conveyed 70 NcLeans Grove, short dis.
lance below M0undSyille, By the Iror
Valley and bafga.
The Sunday School attached to the St
Johns German Protestant Church will
hold picnic a the Pair Grounds, on the
Island. A procession viii be formed Al
the Church AtsAM.
TIE frst annual picnic Of the Ancient
Order Of United Wokmen vii! be held
81 MeConn's Grove, on the line Of the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh q Baltimore rail-.
road. Foot races, sack races, wheel
barrow races, air.guns, dancing, etc, are
promised Is GmusementA 7. T. Coo.
synss fun band win furnish the music
Trains win leave as tollowE: Ford's
Crossing Of GA. II; old Hempaeld depot
at7, Q and IL o'clock. Tickets for sale a
the principal stores.
The Sabbath schools Of Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry viii unite in q picnic at the
Martins Ferry Grove.
AAfge and select party Of young and
old people from this city will spend the
day at Beagls's, out the National Road
The "mszy" will be the principal attrac.
ton.
AfGmily party Of Island citizens 70 out
the creek several miles back Of Bridge.
port TO spend the day in experimenting
upon the fnny tribe, plsying croquet, eat.
Ing sandwiches and such Ike.
The Immaculate Conception Beneyo-
lent Society have 9 picnic ct shArp'l
Grove, Moundsyille, for the benefit Of The
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
Quoits, football, Wheelbarrow race, blind
folded sack rsce, croquet, air gun and
various other games, besides dancing, are
on the programme. ]. ]. Birch's band
furnishes the music. Cans will leave the
B. d o. depot Of rs and 12 O'Clock,
stopping 81 RttchietoWn and Benwood.
Returning-leaye Moundsville at A, s and
8 o'clock Pm.
The Flrst Baptist Sunday School OF this
city, by invitation will join the celebrs-
ton at Martins Ferry. The ferryboat
Carrie will leave the wharf, foot Of l2th
street, ct Z o'clock A. N, landing at The
furnace at Martins Ferry.
The steamer Market Boy has been
engaged to lake the Disciples Sun
day School and their friends TO Tilton'.
Orchard, six miles up the river, where
they propose 70 celebrate the "Glorioul
Fourth" Members oil the school can gel
free tickets AT the Grover & Baker Ma
chine Rooms.
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MuucAL INSTRUMENTS, sTR1Ses, Sc
In addition TO his large and complete
stock, Mr.. Vim. q. sheib, music dealer
lila Main street, recently purchased the
entire stock Of Mrs. Jas. Cartwright, and
has added extensively to his line Of goods
With such large facilities he can sell low
er than any music house elsewhere, and
all who want musical goods Of any kind
will find sheib's the best and cheapest
place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

TEE ElGarH WARD F1RE WoRKs -
The parties having in charge the fire
works IN the Eighth Ward on Saturday
night have selected the top Of caldweil's
Hll Is the most appropriate place Tor the
display. The firing Of a cannon about
o'clock will be the signal for the chow "a
commence. Among other beautiful de-
vices are "l776," American Eagle" and
"Fourth Of July" Aballoon twenty-five
feet in height VIII be sent up in the coure
Of the evening.
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MARKET STREET BR1DeR.-some time
ago the Committee on Streets and Alleys
recommended the re flooring Of the
Market Street Bridge, bat the Council, in
il wisdom, saw fit TO reject the recon-.
mendstion, and turned that piece Of
highway over TO the Committee On Real
Estate Tor repairs.
Well, they have went and gone and
donelt, and pretty job they have made
Of It It's another example OF penny wise
and pound foolish economy. Its net often
that city-bred people have an spportueity
Of enjoying the healthlul exercise incident
70 . ride over q country corduroy road,
and we advise everybody that can get
on wheels to eata full meal, get aboard
the wagons and ride across the bridge.
Our word Tor 1t theywill be hungry BY the
time they make the passage.
The honorable Committee On Real e.
tate ought 10 be furnished with q set Of
backless iron stools and made to sit on
the bridge in the bright sunshine and
contemplate the beauties Of their handi-
work. The honorable committee mus,
suppose that the general inhabitant d
this village is afflicted with dyspepsia and
needs . shaking up and they have con.
trived Just tSe thing TO do It. While
they are shaking up disordered stomachl
they are rackiDg TO pieces the springs o.
buggies and wagons and endangerfpg the
constitution Of the bridge itsell. This
AbominAble patch work costs more in The
end than new floor, 50 that there Is NO
saving 70 the city treasury and the work
presents specimen ofniggardly economy
that Is 3 disgrace TO the city. Let the
City Dads go and look att
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

HID FOR LARcESY.-TWo boys nam.
cd John Reitet and Andy Gillespie were
examined byfsqute Hammer yesterday,
charged with The larceny Of several dol
LAM worth o. candy from the CONNECTION.
ery Kept BY Ma Bachman On lain street
Centre Wheeling. They were each he'd
IN 800 for their appearance TO answer At
court -
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A REIAPsE-'squire Mccormick, who
has been III with cholera morbus Tor some
days, was SO far recovered Wednesday
evening that he took . short walk sbou.
town. About 10 o'clock that night, how.
ever, he was taken with relapse and sui.
fsred intensely forSeyeral hourA Yester.
day morning his condition was considered
very favorable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

A. street car No. 4 was coming up
Market street about l o'clock yesterday
afternoon the Whipple-tree broke on the
corner oil 14th street. The horses were
rather restless, bat were Subdued with.
out much trouble
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

THE bricks for Arching the tunnel on
the Short Line Railroad, o mile east Of
Washington, Pa, are now being moulded
near TriAdelphiA. II Is estimated that 1t
win REQUIRE about 100000.
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ADuRRB Of the beautiful should 80 the
Cayop Portraits ii Robinson's Gallery.
Mr. r has enlarged his rooms and made
special Arrangements for this hind Of
work All who want portraits VIII do
wen . rive him q cAll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

AT HAY MAsT.-The flags on the
steAmers at the wharf were at half mast
yesterday, through respect TO the memory
Of the Iate ". J. G. Anderson, . former
steamboat clerk.
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The IatellIgeneer By Man.

PssSons leaving he eity ios Che szDner, or
any portion Of Il may have TN 1E7IILlSESen
sSnt 70 their address toC Iaeh tins a. they de-
IRE, Z. The rats Of Is ets. PEI week. Orders
lASald b sent IN d onee.
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DncoyEHED.-A burglar was discov.
cred trying to effect an entrance into the
reaidenee Of Rev. Dr.. Reilly, on 18Th
street, Wednesday evening. he was
frightened away BY servant.
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NoT1cz.-The greatest bargains yet in
Grenadines, japanese, Silks in all colors,
and Dress Goods Of allgrades and descrip.
tons, direct from New York Auction and
at half their value. Call and price them;
they viii astonIsh you. J. ". FERRE1:
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AT SEVEN oEETA-We have 1O,OOC
yards Of Nader Prints yet at z cents
We only sell the choicest late styles, al
new goods, at 8 cents. None higher.
STONE & THOMAS.
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TRAoHERs.-Twenty.Ave lady sppIl.
cann for situations a. teachers were ex-
aGnined 81 the Fourth Ward school build.
log yesterday morning.
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THE mortusry reportfor The month Of
June, as published below, shows an uu-
usually healthy condition in this city, the
total deaths amounting 70 only 20 Is
against 40 Tor June, 1873:
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TIE yard engine On the B. & o. road
in this city, was pushing 8 tonnage train
up to the depot last evening, when it ran
over and killed Q large porker neal
DeWey's warehouse.
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DRESS GOODS sold at one.hslf their
value, to close out the Spring and Sum.
mer stock. Gall at HENRY RoRlrER'A
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KLkzGR' nsw RfiSSl 81 LAdie' and
Children's mAde.up White Goods d al
Descriptions great bargains IuSs opened
b. - ~ -. & J. w ERRRzr.
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Goods RETA11ED AT WHo1HsA1I
Prices FOR CAsH-HTeafter We viii sci
all goods by the yard or piece Of thl
closest wholesale rates. Ali sales cast
sharp. SroXs & THoMAs.
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LOWER STILL Black Silks and Al
pacas, bought ct 3 great daughter, viii be
sold 81 wonderfully low prices.
Stone & THOMAS.
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RAn RzcoRD.-DuriDg the month Of
June last We had rain upon six days II
ra!ned thirteen days In the previous month.
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board Of
Commissioners will be held 81 the Court
House on Monday morning next.
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TIE sale Of reserved seats TO HAyeTly's
hinstrels will commence 81 the Opera
House once this morning.
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CHEAP.-5O pieces A Percsles, ali late
styles, worth IS cents, at Is cents at
sToSE q THOMAS.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale Grocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

have now in store and Sor sale:
Soo BSls Ploar. embracing White Rose, Edel.
sseas1, ksystons, Howard and otheT standard
g HAH Bsis 1.ts Herring.
loo White Riah.
S0 No. NAekerel.
~ No LAskefel.
80. Eo PaelnSea hAsketel, Nos. land IN QuarteE
g Metees ehoiee ca-oltnA Rieo.
lbo B6ss ehoieo n. o. NnlRsses.
e9 Ahds choice n. o. Sugar.
eg bhls eyrups.
t0o Bhls Standards A, B, Extra c, essnnls,ed,
t9Edered, ctushea, Franklin and DO sugar.,
W hags prime 70 choice CoGeo.
HAN CheStS pCine 70 choice g. P. Teaa.
e9 Sadeies prime 70 choice q. P. TeaS
haG thesis prime 10 choice Black Teas.
Oar Tobacco embraces HAlhrook's, ], r. Min
nefa, Eaee's AID othee good reliable hsands,
among The best IN the country. Our Gtock a
tau and complete, and win Be offered % the
G1de ~ The lowest market Price, we fnTite
close buyers 10 call and eI1mEne oar Etoef ~.
fore parehastng elsewhere.
nAFso NELL D BLLnFGHAE.
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1000 pieces Of best Cocheco Prints fol
8 cents per yard, Just opened BY
al e-1E J.W. FRRRR1t
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AT A. L. Rice & Co.'S, elegant Leg
horn Sun bats at 500 apiece, worth
500. Don't fail TO buy them.
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Hos1ER7-1O0 dozen Ladies' Hose Just
received. The best bargains ever seer
anywhere. STONE s TuoxAs.
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MANAGER HAMILTON intends sending
up couple OF large balloons in front Of
the Opers House on Saturday night
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A1AReR assortment Of Tapestry, Has.
sock and 0ttonGns, at greatly reduced
prices, just opened by J.W. FRRREL.
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BRIDGEPORT lTRHa-C. q. TallmAn,
G. A. Junkins and P. D. Brannum, who
attended the commencement exercises At
the Western Reserve College, at Hudson,
arrived home last evening.
The colored people Of Bridgeport held
q festival in the Baptist (colored) Church
on Wednesday and Thursdly evenings,
with fair financial result.
The merchants Of Bridgeport have
agreed TO close their places Of business on
Saturday.
The Buckeye Club, an organization
whose intent and purposes are unknown
to the public. give bail at Eberle's Hall
tonight.
Bridgeport supports three watering carts
and no saloons.
The Independent Order Of Mechanics
elected the following officers for the en-.
suing term: G. q. Zane, ". sr. N; 10.
seph Smith, W. n; a. z. Fortney, Jr., II;
]. B. Rowles, Recording Secretary; J.
L. Clsyland, Financial Secretary; Louis
Helms, Treasurer; W. W. Bags, Con-
ductor; Chris Giffep, Chaplain.
Clement Lodge No. 124, I. o.o.F,
elected the following oficers: N. G., W.
Conowsy; Y. G., A. stsgeT; Sec, o. n.
Davis.
John Cochran hiss had his buggies
newly painted.
Ale and beer wagons are jerking The ale
Aad beer into eastern Ohio at lively rate.
Crusaders had better teoIganizs.
We hear Of no preparations 10 celebrate
the GLORIOUS" in Bridgeport-no ice
cream, lemonade, peanut or any other
kind Of stand to be erected. Conse.
quently, all our Sunday School scholars,
twenty years old and upwards, will at
tend the various picnics where strong
drink viii be rsging, etc.
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A BIG line ofLsdies Belts Just i1-nev
and at hall price, at
A. L. RICE & Co.'S.
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DoS'T fail to call soon II you want two
yards wide Iron Grenadines, for IS cents
per yard, at J. ". FERREI's.
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NEW Enbroideries at
A. L. RICE s COZ.
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Now IA YoUR TntE.-Another great
arrival Of Dry Goods and Carpets cheaper
than ever at J.W. FERREL'a
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lOOpisces Of Calico just received for Z
and &c. HENRY RoEMRR.
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Hyou want 8 cheap carpet go to
]. W. FERRRL's n0tc.
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THERMOMETER REooRD.-The follow
Ing shows The range Of the temperature
= observed 81 5llvey's Drug Store, coz
rer opposite the Post Once:
THTnoAT.
sI,L ~ 'HH 7SA
TET1IHoAT OH IIAI AGO.
- u q o.
BARoNRTER.
AT o'clock last evening the barometer
was low down, indicating fair weather.
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tur.ly md sfss.naIy eochOl theu. Ia ,t,.
6uoiy q OEf bet Citizen. II al elESSeI, T.
tabitSheS The het, that CHERET PpcT0EAL
vii and dooS Felisvs aad cure Tie at3ietiag
Disorder a lie Throat nd Lgnq beyun1 AZ
cher medicine. he mot 6SneaD1s G6et.
tiu1S q tie Pulmonary 0rEInS yie!d . /,
poTeF; and cGSeS q Consumption, egiei
81 thiS prepan.i0n, GEO plblclY know, y
remarkable q hardly % Be believed, EttS
thSy not pruVea haJ6nd disPata9 As ren.
eAS a 4 e1aqnats, q WHICH he plhlie nsT
MY tor fun rFuteeti0o. Byenri1g Cough,
IS EFuRanetS q mne SGioaS disease, h
saves unnumbefea lives, an4 n EnoUn; q
suffering not % be eunputeA u ehAnSa9s
triaiffGnd eo1Ttnees TIE most Ieeptst!
ETRy family ShOaA keep Il O hand u
protection aEafnSt tie e4r1y and unpsretire!
attacks u PulmoaGEy AdeetiooI, IhieA ~
easily met Il frSt bHt which become tnera.
be, and TOO ofsn fatal, r neglected Tea1ss
lungS ned this 6efenee; md b & UnEiSs 70
b without T. As . safeguard 70 ehil4ra.
amid tha distressing diseases which best lie
Throat md CheSE u childhood, CHERGf
PEcToRAL Is Invaluable; III, BY Ia tinely
uSs, multitndes GTO rescued from premature
ETaTes, and saved 70 tha loTe and GHee;in
centred Efthem. 4 Gsh speedily Gnd EErtly
ssainst ordinary eo,ds, securing so1sd IN.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-03

PoLcE CouEI.-In this Court yeste.
day morning The following eAsss were sz'
Gmined:
For destroying property on the Island
Vim TruSx wa fined IS and costs.
9. ". Deabaneh, Tor sssaalting Con-
nd Cott, was Hned IS and costs.
Conrad CottS, charged with Assaulting
g. ". DefbAugh, 1n discharged lrun
custody, DeabEpgh paying the costa
John HnsemGn, for violating the Oh
section otths ordinances, relating 10 ere
Gting 3 false alarm 81 FIRE, was fined g
and costa