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[FrOm the Daily Sarat"gtIn.I
A Letter from william Lloyd
Garrison.

A few weeks ago William Lloyd Garrison
paid Saratoga brief visit, and while he was
here, renewed an acquaintance formed many
years ago with one Of our colOred citizens,
o. G. Gilbert, Esq, who formerly resided in
Massachusetts,. While here Mr.. Garrison
promised to send Mr.. Gilbert good picture
Of Wendell Phillips, and on Monday MIR.
Gilbert received by mail a very excellent
photograph of Wendell Phillips, and also
one of Lucretia Mott, accompanied by the
following letter:
Boston, July Is, 1871.
DEAR FRIEND GILBERT According to
promise, l enclose an admirable cabinet
photograph of Wendell Phillips, the ablest
and most eloquent orator who has ever stood
up in this country in defence Of the cOlored
race against their traducers and oppressOrs.
l also send an equally good likeness of my
dear and venerated friend, Lucretia Mott,
who openly espOused the same righteous
cause at still earlier date, even before my
attention had been called to it one of the
most remarkable women of the age, and
still able to bear her testimony against all
injustice and wrOng-doing. Her autograph
makes it all the more valuable.
IL gave me great pleasure 10 see you, your
wife and children, under your own roof,
with none to modest or make atrald-Sara-
| tOga no longer being trequented by slave
hunters, and those whose impious boast it
was that they were Shareholders. Can we
be too thankful that there are no more Fugi-
| tive Slave Laws to be enforced, no more
CALLING letters to be broken, no more plead
ings with this nation necessary that all in
bondage may be set free: Aud to think of
the victims once on the auction-block, to be
sold Sin lots to suit purchasers" now at the
ballot-box, choosing their own representa-
tives as independent electors, and in the
halls of legislation participating as equals in
all governmental matters! History shows ne
such marvellous transition in the condition o.
any people.
My visit to Lake George, with my young
est son, though rather early for the season
proved a very agreeable one. The region is
full Of beauty and grandeur, especially in the
vicinity Of GA mile island"
BY this time Saratoga must be crowded
beyond the utmost capacity of its immense
hotels and numerous boarding houses.
trust the Continental has liberal share OF
the public patronage. Please give my kind
est remembrances to Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
whose more than courteous attentions viii
ever be gratefully remembered By me.
Wishing my regards to be gwen to Mrs
Gilbert, and that all may 60 prosperousl>
with you, 1 remain,
Yours for liberty and equnlity,
| VIM, LLOYD GARRISON.
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'IIave you got Bailey's 'Festus"'' IN
quired customer Of a booksellers boy
NO." replied the young man, "but LAO
believe Pve got bile coming GA the pacA
of my neck
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THERE are more white women in Tennes-
see than negro women who cannot read and
write. Put that in your pipe, Democracy,
and smoke it.
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-Gratz Brown recently fell and broke his
leg. 1t occurred in the very first week of
the watermelon season.
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~ Now is the time for delin-
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When he would, he shall have nay.
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biz Royal Righnsss hiss been detected
u many a. SCI which has startled he
Queen. The last O! which Is said 10 be-
the ordering Of 10000 worth Of tickets
;oT The Pubic Library Of Kentucky. He,
Aslety, Il Is stated, did 10: object to his
o1yleS Literally, but in The present eon-
diilon Of The Princes finances, she thought
$4,000 worth Was 10 much far him 70
invest Il i asserted that he insisted on
sending bis order 20 Governor B.anlet,e
Aasu:!1S his roy& mother thst he knew
what be was Shout, for that IS e. 800 600
was 70 Be distributed 10 the ticket holders
on November %, and in such siI,s Is
$:59, 200, $40, 900, &c, he would bsTe 4
Splendid chance 81 oIe o. these splendid
pt.ze;. and thus, essily psy his debts.
eodkE.
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REXAILISG NEwE9APzR-Tte rule;
relstive 10 the renkiliDg Of newspapers
are S. followE: When 8 subscriber TO d
Newspaper changes bis residence and de.
sifes his paper forwarded 10 his new
o4ce, CsnE!ent!sies Of postAse-oae cent
70, each Two Ounces OF fraction thereof
must Be chHge3 on each COPY IS receiv.
e1; ii, therefore, can not be forwarded
unless the party addressed supply the for.
EAr1i5s postmaster with stamps therefor
until he cGn notify the Publisher to
change the address 70 the Few cHes II
party receives psper from the efce o:
publication srd renAils it, he must psy
postage on it ST the rate Of one ce1t for
each two ouuces, OF traction Thereof 4
request 70 return upoa the wTEppe. Of s
Newspaper OF other matter mailed al less
than letter rates Of postage is rot TO Be
regarded BY postnssisrs except hey are
furnished with tie pustsge 81 transient
rates ior such purpose.
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Last evening the Hver WAS still falling
With teet inches in the channel
The Science Lett for PA,ksubo,z a,
usual The 4Allie Rssoa will 20 down
The Rankin Is expected &c ss.ivs fror
Marietta today.
The Forest City, Tempest and Make,
Boy made ;hei; usual tips yesterday,
There "a no improvement in bosipe,,
about the landing.
The steamer Nollie Ebert d laid M 4,
Cincinnsti y q
by TtisrzSA.l
PrTuBUReH, October 2l.-R;Ter II;
Inches falling. Weather clesy And mi
LoTHvuLR, October sl.-River fsiIinS
with feet inches in canal, l6 in indiSS
ehutA NO arrivals OF departures exon,
packets ior the last three DAYS We.tbs,
e!esr and pleasant. ThGnometer s0 a,
geei In the shade II noon.
CEcHSATI, October 2l-RIys- Eas.
3 inches and falling. ''
ESASsT1LLR October 2l-We,tbe-
s09oy and mild; mercury 81 TO 72, rive,
iA!ting' 2 1.l6 inches On The nIrk. BnsI,
ness very light Down-LEurG Z. DSv;.
Sn9 silyer Tho'n- Up-George Roberts
CAtso, October 2l.-Arrivsd-R VI
DusAn, Cincinnati; Belle q Nempb;.
memphis DepArted-DuEan, Nenphis;
5ele Of Memphis, ST. Louis; Gfnore 81
LOUIS River 5 test Z inches AID isIIinS
Weather cloudy. NercGTy 6s
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BErrArRH-pattr ihit1irr !, rolnr onI

BE1LAIRK-Petty thisTirE i going 90
in al paris Ct The town very much TO the
AnDoySnce - vel q los Of great many
o! our folks who have articles Of no great
value, bat Gt the same tine Of great co.,
TGnience, exposed. This one-horse steal.
ing b generally done b. ANAL boys who
have The gift Of getting into back yards
and lumber houses In s most irexplicAble
manner. We hope somebody will be
lucky enoEsh 10 get their names and let
the Mayor have ; chance 10 give them
proper punishment, IS their parents seem
10 have no cafe over them, even II they
do rot occasionally p!sy tsc'e:eEs OF stolen
goods
Our old trend Armstrong los; 3 wash
stand (Gnd probably 8 nice silk hAl) thSt
tomebody had better night 10 than him.
Mr.. n. Sheets came very near doing 5
good JOB Tor the town lSSt night By shoot.
ing through 9 window at some one trying
70 burg!XTiEe his house, missing him only
BY 3 scratch. A few thieTinS corpses
around here would be healthy for the
community.
Whisky must be below par Al present
We have not seen drunken man for 50
long, it would be hard 10 tel Whist be
looked like.
We are proud q the fSc; thGt not oae
o. oar population peed be unemployed 8
day in our city. II they desire work,
there Is work upon all ides, and skilled
Eorkmen are called into requisiton every
day 81 good EGges, and the demand tor
such men often exceeds the supply.
J. z Vosle, who took 8 little fighting
N his yesterday, Tks Arrested and fined
s. and costs.
On. Touring mills are both doing 8 good
business, and better dour cannot be OF
tSined anywhere.
Our rolling MIL and glass houses are
In fall blast, running on full tine, and pay.
ing up employees well Bully foT BsllsiFe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

AC6UsT FLowKR-The most niserA-
ole sEngs in the world are those suffering
Ten DyspepsiA and Liver Complaint
More tsAn sev1ty.fve per cent Of he
people IN the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases snd their effect.
such Is sonf stomach, sick headache, hS.
olicA! oustiveness, impure blood, hear,
oorn, Ts;e'orAih, goGEipg and burning
patns St the pit OF the siomsch, yelloT
SEin, oosted tongue and disssfeesble
t4s'e IN the mouth, coming up Of The food
Stef eating, low spirits, &c Go to the
Ttes Sio[ss Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
AAtns Ferry and gel IS cent bottle
Q: sample bottle ttee Of charge. TN ii
6. G. GREEN, Sole Nknutscturer
eootT Woodbury., n. J.
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JAcK1sTs; CRcua-Jlcklsy's Yieuns
CHcz, Arrived in the city yesterday morn.
ing, and erected s canvas On q vsean,
lot near the corner OF Main and 24th
streets Both the afternoon and evening
performances were well Sttended. In The
evening the tent WIS crowded, many BE-
ing unAb!e TO secure ssau The perform.
s0oe is generally conceded to be ore Of
ihebest ever seen in this city. The gyu.
nssiic and Scrobstic tea5 Of the JSekley
Family Ie really wonderful. We duabt
il they can Be eIcelled IN Gny country
Miss Katie Stokes is graceful and 3sf-
ing eq1suisnue, and George SHIELDS is
perfectly =. home either upon revolving
globe or s bGrebscked ho5Ee. The us;a.
ed horse "Soowfaks" is even more il
tellisent than Dan Rieet famous pit
Jullsn Kent, the clown, keeps every body
in good huuo', and dishes Up some new
And funny jokes The entertainment
concludes with practical Illustration q
learning teu@tIisnisn, which Is rot only
entertaining bat amusing. The circus
viii Eenain here to-day, giving psr!orn-
ADccs il The Afternoon and evening.
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MEETING OF STEAMBOAT CAPTArS.-
From the Pittsburgh ConneTsill We lean
thGt 81 intornsl meeting Of Ete4mboa,
Captains WAS held in that city on Tues-
dSy afternoon, to consult and make ~.
fragments ioE the organization Of an S.
sociStion Of stesnbo1tnen, with view
Of furtheriDg the interests Of those en-
gagged in Etean5o4ting, S. well IS Of peo-
pie who do business with them. lis con.
tsuplsted, We Understand, TO establish
CERTAIN rules and regulations in regard 10
the earring o! freight On our rivers,
which will be UNIFORM in their operations,
and approximate IS nearly IS possible to
the regularity and system which ehSF-
scteriLss Einilsl Transactions By rsil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

JASArscEEcx Madame J2osuscheck,
the nast brilliant krd popular sctress O!
The prsseD; dsy, vii! tonight appear in
the Open House in be, unecuS!ed i'm.
penookuoa OF Mary" in SchilleIs grand
tragedy Of mary Stuart We have al
heard q hs- Esnio1s and intellectual
power, and the viii be greeted with .
welcome that vii be creditAble to the
popularity she has schisred in the ren-
didon o! the classic drama
Madame Jsnsnseheck is ; kbo-iozs
student AID An untirirg worker in her
profession. She hN played in two l4n.
guHgs, The German and the English, and
her reputation Is second 70 none. There
is 9 grand iogce and power about h9 sct-
ing list no other actress possesses, rot
even Charlotte CushnAn. AZ KaY
&ssyt and Ds5,r1I, she has 10 equal On
the English speaking stage. She brings
with her very fine dramatic conbIaa-
ton, headed BY George D. Chaplin, re-
Gently leading man ST the California thea.
Ee San Francisco, and Of DeBGrs Grand
Opera Eouse, 81 Louis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

CIRCUIT CorRI-The Citc1it Court
oouTs1ed yesterday morning St O'clock
70; the transaction 0! b1Eires.
The hearing Of the Slauier nnrder
cSss ws. set ior the secoEd dsy Of No,
Ttnbsr.
II the else Of the Sts;e "a. B4boock and
Heiche!, ho.li. WIS entered On account o!
the hb:snoe 0: the prosecuting witness,
Joseph B.Snchorg. The defendants were
charged with t1kirg s Tstch x1d some
no1ey iron the ps-s0a Of B.Anchopg il
the SIKH Ward about yesI ago, when
he wM in 81 intuUcs;ed condition,
B.archo1g cecsIty returned 10 France,
thus terminating the suit
: 1a.iSE EAs enle:ed ln the case Of Kin.
soa Cray, 8 little co!ored boy, who wss
chIgei with the Larceny Of noasy from
4. c. Bge.iet's store, il the Second Ward.
Til. action Ess taken because Gcsy i
u36er fourteen yeArE Of Sge, ard therefore
noi arrived 81 yesrs o! discretion.
TIE csc Of Thos. Hughes, charged
with &ssSpli with in:ent 10 Kill Dennis
Mesghzn, was continued Until Saturday.
Court adjourned until tits nor1i1g :, 9
.o'ciock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

HELABoLD's BUcHU Il still in the Y.
nth OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the sbseEce OF Dr.. Helnbold, the GALE
oFSted medicine Is stil! Manufactured at
the lASorsioEy 81 PhilAdelphiA, and Is
sod BY 81 respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted Tor al diseases Of the kidneys
And urinary organs. Beware Of counter
teiN. Genuine hss p1oprietoIs private
stamp, John P Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dsv
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ASEw stock q je; Trimmings jus, re-
ceiTed 81 SwARAcEKR's,
1851 Main street.

PouxD AT LAST-ths best place FOL
the finest Assortment Of Ladies' Misses
and Children's Button Shoes in the city,
consisting oithe popular makes Of Z @
Bar and r R:CrOwR. Brand Shoes 90
sufficient widths d Lasts CSll and e1.
anime the above before purchasing else
where. All goods warranted.
JERRY CLRNRSa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

Tm WEBER P1ASo VIeroRIoua-The
Weber Piano has j7st received the frst
premium over ali competitors at the Gin
cinnad Exposition. The committee de-
cidei that for depth, power, sweetness
efillisccy, perfect equality Of toDe and
elasticity 0! touch, it has DO equal.
wv. q. sREIs, Sole Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

LARANrs's sH7w.-0ar citi1sns are al
aware that Mr.. Laramie hiss opened
Washington Hall and gone to sEgrear
expense 70 bring s fst class Variety
Troupe 70 perform in his Novelty Thsstfe
BIS enterprise and e1J.ts to please the
public ought 70 Be practically AcknoEi.
edged BY going 70 his plsce Of smuse
mint SID examining Tor yourself Whist
merit ithss Lay aside all prejudice and
pstroaiZe il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

soAITErs NEw.-ln passing HsEl
Photograph Gallery On Aain Eteeet, Va
saw Whist We took al distance TO Be ,
!AFge Cabinet Organ, bat On closer e.,
ANIMATION 1t turned ont 70 b an eOo,.
nous CsnssA Box Upua enquiry We
wers informed that it Eas The lsrrss,
box ever brought into the s;.:s IN
public nsy soun look tor 8 rest in III
way o: hne extra large siIe portraits mad
With this machine and put in Their Win.
6oTs Io' Examination md admiration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

THE ELECTION 0vER-Errene cold
weather nsy be looked Tor daily. Protect
yourselves b investing S 20 in 81 over
cost 81 d FfsDk's, worth slnost double
the monty. Frank il still located S; 40
i2lh street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

HEAKISes PosTFoSED.-The e1Inins'
ton o! the csses Q. The S:ste e. Yn 4nd
Maggie CroaeREoEth, chslgei By He.er
DurcAa with disturbing the peace, were
yesterday postponed by Squire Caldwell
satil Tuesday evening next at o'clock
1iss defendants il these cases hsd two
pe&ce ws=rGnts Issued sgHinsi Heller
DurcAn, and one SsSiDst Jane Gorby.
These csses will slso Be heard on Tues
day evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

PoLIcE CoURr.-Three disoe3e,ly cases
comprised the docket 81 the police cour,
yesterday morning, George Chsp2ssw, in
default Of S and costs, wss sent up 70,
ten days. Margaret CronSweth paid 81
and costs, snd Wn, Cronsweth WAS dil.
charged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

AHATETu pIrsgrsphist says: "Whea.
ever 5 person sitting alongside Of s wo-
man in the street CAY gg's up 70 leSTe, in
nine cases ont Of ten the woman will i'm
ns4iAtely Try 10 spread herseN 50 a. 70
cove! the vacant seat Is vel - he, own.
In the present scAnt skirt fashion the e.
OFT to do this IRON mere torce Of habit Is
more funny than effective"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

FooT R4cE-A foot nee is talked Of
between Michael MotAt, 4 boiler At the
Top Nil, aud amSn named Marshall
The race will probably come o. Al he
Fair Grounds on Saturday. The STAKE.
are $50 side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

THAT smoker has reached the Scue c!
his skill in the cloud-coupelling line who
cta blow AIee corceatric rings Srd spit
through the inner circle without caus,rg
line 10 WAIVER. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

GRAND opening Of the latest Etyles in
Fall and Winter Millinery this and every
Gay throughout the season, and Al popu-
lr prices, 81 the leading Millinery and
Notion house o: SPETKR BRoa
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MRs Srlnl~n 1ns1 M,i. =.

Mrs. swAsAcxER, 1851 Main street,
snno7oces 70 the public that she hEs taken
he agency Tor the popular Buttetick
Pattern, known 10 be the best and most
perfect. Trimmings can also be hSd to
match every pattern Ladies please cal
iot your catalogues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

RELEAsED,-Michssl jordan, Who was
committed to jan By Squire Lsunder iol
abusing his vile, iurnhhe3 the required
bond and WAS released.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

"FLSAs and Democracy" remarks The
Pittsburgh Commercial, "Are unusually
lively this fall" Now what have the
f:ss been doing that they should be
sbussi in thst way!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

IXXEysE 0T.TER BCESEss Martin,
the Crest Central Dining Room man,
hiss served rP in his rnspp.oSchshls
style shout four hundred half csns 0!
fresh oysters in tie lsst two weeks.
Everybody says be can't be beat in the
way he serves up oysters Try him: lie
has one Of the bes; cooks in the city. No.
ll55 Market street, opposite the City
Building.
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a GOOD se:TicsAbIe oTerco.t 70: three
dollars ard hsli-np:; be sen 20 Re Lp.
prec;Eted. Wkere! Al Franks Oae Price
Store, 20 Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

a FrL line 0! Yc1h's Boys ard
Childrsn's Clo;hiog constantly On hand
8! J. Enshe:ngr's Cio.hips Emporium,
il03 Main Etrest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

FoR the largest and most complete
stock Of Millinery and Notions in this
city, And al popular prices, call on
SPEYER Boo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22
GtreGateItiqenee1:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1874.
New Advertisements.

LstiaS Felt HAta
Oyster Supper and Socisble
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
Cu2;ts OF Every Description.
Pine Selection o: Fancy Goo3s
DzoorSti7e Paper HsDgings.
Commissioners Sale.
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Conner Q! Main and Iitb stree,..

SO 20 $1,oo0 invested in Stocks and
God pays 20 per cant 3 month. Send
foE Particular Tunbci5ge / Co., Bank
Es, 2 Wku 81, n 7. cav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

Az authority says thGt when q woman
gets 20 be over thirty yeArs Q! SEe she
should no! mary, but who eVrs heard O
s single woman over thirty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TuE WoIdro1l Wise Society meets hi.
afternoon 81 s O'Clock q, the residence O!
Nr. Israel UpieEr&a. We shSyl to morrow
pablish report Of iheiE psocee3iaSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

THz Standard Blse Bal Cub excrrt
10 Little Washington On Saturday next,
10 plsy 8 Washington Club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

TIE cid Democratic gun kicks 50, on
account Of long idleness, tbs; it knocks
its owners oysT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

HZAvT Blsck G;os Gisin silk io. 81 20,
81 80, 81 70 Bast quality worth 81 IS
for & 60, snd s. 50 Six for g 50.
HzSET RoKXER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

INV Presbyterian HymnAl for sale BY
John ". Heiskell ST greatly reduced
prices until December LIST.
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

Ladies', we callyouT atten.
ton to the handsomest and
cheapest cloaks ever offer
ed In this city. We desire
you to call and examine
them, knowing when you
do 80 you will be surprised
60 see such fine imported
garments offered at such
low figures. We have twen-
ty'fiVe different styles to
show you, from SO to $50,
and we guarantee 9 them
cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
Emanuel Emsheimer,
llo6 Main Street.
Tai:I saars he,ou cOrs: 0: E,sTs.A s.;
C..-
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Ar 1927 Market street may be found
steinWsy Grand Pianos,
sie,nwsy Upright Pianos,
ste!nwAy Grand Upright PiaDc.,
s;einwAy Square Pianos,
KnSbe Grand Pianos,
hnabe Grand Square Pianos,
EnAbe Upright Pianos,
KnAbe Square Pianos,
ChickeTiDg Square Pianos,
Hazs!ton Grand Square Pianos,
HsIslton Square Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Asnchsl s Smith Planes
Good I Octave Second. Hand Psnos,
Good 6 Octave Second. Hand Pianos,
Smith American Organs, II styles,
Mason & HAmlin Organs, Z styles,
Estsy Organs, 4 styles,
Wood Organs, l style,
Packard Organs, 3styis,
Several Good second.Hand Organs.
PriacI Of RaHa Jfoa 800 . 81, 40.
RiaEI IF Organs tnoa $50 % $3.50.
Terms to suit sll. CSIl and examine.
Adams & LUcAs, 1927 Market S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

LzT the citizsus show iheir practical sp-
psec!stoo q LEsuie'a enterprise, b. al
tending Washington Hal tonight.