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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
RYFH0MAs Z WA0GAMAN,
= Real Estate Aucttoueer, SO seventh street.
TRUSTEE,ssALEOPY ALUAcLEH HOUSE AND
LOT on Z STREET, nETWEEN THlRD AND

FOURTH NORTHWEST.
By yiEtue Of D DEED u trust TO me, dated the Sth
dsX July: 4: p; iaa duly Icsolisa N LiLsr IS
tSs pfcmIses. On MONDkY, J.sSsry q. Al 20 clock
parts q lots nlmbered one a ard fourteen. "a, }
(si.S BsGinanG for the sanse at the southwest esr
ner Of lo< nsm6t9sa enss ~ and thence summing
north along tie last line OF lot numbered Two ~
ninety-nlne % ieet nine aud half 90 inches;
thence east tweney (1Q Bet; thence south ninety
nine (so) feet nine and half ON tnclcs 10 The line
q North Easarests .theaee.wc .ysnty cnl feet
along The Lac Of North street 10 the point Of be-
eihnlns, together with the improvements, consist
Inf Of . three-.sory 6risk HOUSE: ,.,.,..,
fnstailents % six and twelve months, The deferred
payments 10 be secured on the property sold. Con.
SeymeiHx ~ puiehascr,1 eosf. 4 deposit Of 600
REQUIRED Is soon - the property II krocked down.
cost Of dea.lln4 Psiehasef The tsrns Of sale are
A ~ DxiSBkIbdE b. WED, trustee.
Jals-d&ds THOS.' =. wAO8AMAN. Auct.
ANPOSTPoNED By ORDER OF THE TRUs-
tee until February ssRS lySSy ard plsc:
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
DY n II. WARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. n Seventh street, between q and h.
rRUsTEE,s SALE OF -THREE-sTORY AND
s4s sEEEEsFo SfiGh sgwf SkFMEEE ssf

By virtue Of . ased q trust to Daniel L. Eaton
eorded q Liner 20; @ folio q, ons o. re land
RECORDS for Wash1ugt0n coanty, In the District Of
Golumbi., Iwii III e ggSlie sqetion. e fsont q
The ne I rsalses, o. TH s.! ysns.T = - =
tate, itsstsi n the city 81 Wellington, District Of
Is "a i.o q isehs: iFo2 the .ostSSsst coInsr q
dred end twenty-folr Cd, running thence east on
hundred aad slIty :eilhi dap Sest three end half
SoDa ssiS :thencs coufS one nm.
dred and !Kty.eight iis fec three and half CD
inches to the place Of beginning, together with the
impreveHsnts S:e.isttng Of athres-story and bose
Tss@s 81 ssie, Is BY the deed Of trust:
kM With lntsrsst ct ten psr cent. Per ann1m IRON
septsnhc, : ~. to day Of ale: and eapense: Of
xhieh he notes q the paicn.ser bearing interest
ON the properly cold, VIA Be taken. "A deposit Of
eaooudp BE- required On Day 81 sale. Al conveyan.
II terms. Of ale arc hot complied with in.seven
DAYS aer day Of sale, the trustee reserves the right
10 resell the property sf the sk and cost Of the de-
fauting purchaser, AFTER ave days In
some one or more neyspapers published In the city
'i " sS"'As''A' - GEoRaE W. sTIcKNEY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28

RY GREEN. 4 WILLIAMS, Auctlon'rs,
ID No. l0Ol, northwest corner Tenth and d SITS.
suyERWARE, &c, TOBE SOLD ON ACCOUNT
or WHOM IN MAY CONCERN.
On SATURDAY, February u, ist, commencing
rooms the following named articles:
Solid Silver Tea, Fabic and Mustard Spoons,
Forks. Sugar Tongs, Soup Ladies',
rhs sstestion.pf those Interested Is called to the
above, which Will posihvely be sold unless the
charges are paid prior TO the day Of sale.
Terms cash. GREEN Z WILLIAMS,
jano.f, N,W&ds Auctloueers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
fnysrEE's SALE:

RY ". 4. WALL = CO., A1eaio0oers,
- Nov Masble Building. :, $50 I+r
Nos. 90 and % PsnasI iyaais avenue. corner o
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
&EOBGE w BTICkNEI,
Surviving Trustee.
J. +. GOODWILL, Salesman.

VTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY, February 4 LEA same hour and
place. GEORGE W. 6TICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
-. j. r. COLUWELL,
anz3-f,M, w&ds Salesman.
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FoAr raAEioa, mp R.sxrss At Auc-

RYLAffH11 . CLkARY, Aneesonsssa
snd 9eal xstate Brokess
s'asA"s's e's;s 80 r: Eleventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
Jsx-wFMsds H.EPATNE, Trustees.
SALE OF FIRST-OLASS
1DMELINSS OH ,GARITOh HILL, IN

Il: Z. FzlsE, trustee
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

A
Allensworth Frank; Abel - II hrmu.ieG
Anderson A a; Adams II NJ; anderson MIS-
i A; Armitage Thos; Akard [; -Acoro "hii
Ayeriil Willard c.
Baldwin ] s; Billiard ] W; Burns Jno y
Blackburn y; Brian Jno u ygtdWln L. e;
Bund l. c; Block Matthins; BROCK 5aTuSyj
Brooks pc: Baker Miss Rose; Bell " "
Bell r +: Buckle r.; Baker sarah j; Bel
Thos: Brown w T; Boyer W X; Bishop " +;
ballard Mrs George; Belts Mrs Henry; Bush
NJ q: Bobs IL Ii; Benjamin Geo " BRICK
I: Britton Jas o; Bett jeremiah; Berry Jno
r.. Brown A; BoSty Jno; Baker MIS- LyIia;
Brown Mrs LC; Blue Eclectic; Boucher Mrs
Eihridge: Bernard Edwin; Bryant j; Bach
man Miss Amanda; Bradshaw NJ; benton
Miss Bile; Bancroft b; Brown Bell; HERMAN
rnrl: Bowser c p; Bulllo Miss pena; Bean
ers G NJ: Breen Dennis; Brown ~ brown
Mrs C II; Brown Dan 9; Burk Emma; board
man Eli X.
Connolly 4, Coleman " \; S Gar60n W y = Z
Carson VIM; Collins Mrs WOi Cqmbey sam u
Cleyenger Sam; Clemens SMILES Chandos
4 #: Corcoran Thos; Cock I V 2; COLES Ihos;
Clark Il: Chenoweth Mary; Sross MARY ~; 81
land Rev l.: Clark Mrs Mary a; CrowelI b /;
carter lane: Chenault John or Felix; CLARK
John; Cobb j "; Chiesa Johan; Currie Mrs
Jennie; Crisler John w Coier JennIci u IT.,
tree Edward 2; Chenault EllEaI NarroiI + II,
Canen f ]; Crisler Mrs EllenI Cameron ~
Connolly Chris 2; Clark G. I; Cornelius Miss
CSilieCiay Dan G; Chalmers Chas; Crossgroye
4 p; Collins g; Connolly \: Coon Adam;
Craig Geo II; Coppledge Garafeila z; ureign-
TON Harry; Crews Helen +; Condo Geo; Cole
man Henry: Crilley Geo; Crawford Mrs Ella
j; Crissler Mrs Ellen; Clark Fannie; Caplin-
ger ) Ia,
Duncan W b; Davis w w; Daugherty w
r; poyle r. "; Douglas Richard; Doyle X n,
Dixon NJ II; Doughty Mary; nunnaway "
Dodson ] b; Bowling W; Ducos j; henton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
Governor ThrOekmort0n.
From the Decatur wise Coz Advan
GuaIl

From the Decatur wise Co.. Advance
Guard.
We find in THE DALLAS WEEKLY
HERALD of the Sd instant, lengthy
article, underline above heading, which
meets our views so fully that We are
tempted to adopt it and republish 1t
without giving credit to that valuable
and ably conducted journal. We un-
hesitatngly endorse that article in
which THE HERALD has come nearer
doing full justice to the character and
past services of Governor Throckmor-
ton than any other paper in the state
that we have read. Quite Il number of
the newspapers in different portions of
the State have spoken very favorably
of Governor Throckmorton in connec-
lion with the United States Senator
ship, to fill the approaching vacancy
of Senator Flanagan's seat in the Uni
ted States Senate, whose term, We be-
lieve, expires on the 4th of March, 1870,
but none Of them have gone fully into
the details of the Governors past SER
vices to the people Of Texas as THE
HERALD.
In every capacity as Il public servant
of the people; from Representative
from his own county in the State Leg
islature, up to the highest position
within the gift of the people of his
State, and in every position of public
trust the people have placed him he
has shown great ability, fidelity and
untlinehing Integrity, added to all his
other qualifications, his long expert
ence as legislator, eminently qualities
! him for the position Of United States
Senator; in short, we candidly believe
that Governor Throckmorton, from his
| long residence in theState and his init
mate relation with the people of Texas,
as a public servant, gould and would
render more valuable service 10 his
State i'm the Senate of the United
States than any Of the distinguished
gentlemen whose names have been
used i'm connection with that high and
responsible position.
We have not the space, nor do We
feel that we possess the ability to &c
full Justice to his worth and ability as
n patriot and statesman; and will clost
bv again calling the attention of oui
readers to the able and truthful article
before referred to in THE HERALD o.
the 3D. instant, and hope that every
trne friend of Governor Thr0ckmortor
will use their influence with their KEEP
resentatives in the Legislature to give
him their support for that position
whenever the time shall arrive to q
into the election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
WASHINGTON.
No New Propositions for the
Erection of Public Build
ings to be Received.
Senator Sherman on the Finan.
cial Situation.

WASHINGTON, January l6. - The
Senate committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds have decided that 1t VIII
not he eXpedent to consider any new
propositions for erecting government
buildings this year, ana that WORK
should be confined to those now III
progress which are strictly indlspehs-
able. a.
The Attorney General received a DIS,
patch from the United States Narsnai
at Austin. Texas, dated to-day, saying
that the newly elected Governor (Coke)
was migrated last night Armed men
are guarding the approaches to the
state offices and to the capitol, ana
other armed men have possession VI
the legislative halls. A collllct seems
inevitable. r
In the Senate the consideration OF
ihe resolution reported by the Finance
committee was resumed, anu ~ ~
Sherman addressed the Senate. ne
argued that specie was the 0hly lrus true
standard of value, and no otller eoihi
be established. Great Britain anu
France recognized the Importance OF
maintai hing their paper at specie
basis, and performed 1t, whiie tne
United States recognized this duty anu
refused to perform it. The only reason s;d
wby the National banks had nob pau
their notes in coin was because tne
government did not redeem Its paper,
If the United States was out OF the WY
with its deprecated paper money, un ns
National banks would have 70 reueein
their notes in gold. Congress Is oouho'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
a=H-a==s--==ss-=.-----sH
France 10 Deliver Up All Refu.
gees From Spain.
More Cardinals and BishOps.-.
Burning Of British
Steamer.

81. PETERSBURG, January l6-rhe
Prince and Princess of Wales have
arrived. A grand fete will be given at
the American legation, in honor of tho
Duke Of Edinburg's marriage, ON
Monday.
ROME, January lG,-The Pope will
hold another consist0ry next month,
when he will appoint several addi-
tional Cardinals and seventeen for
eign Bishops.
LONDON, January lG.-The British
steamship Wallachia has been burned
in the harbor of Almeria, Spain.
The Times correspondent at Cartha-
gena reports that the tumults of the
people, who were convinced of the
treachery of the leaders, precipitated
the surrender.
1t is understood that the French gov
eminent will deliver to Spain, under
the eXtradition treaty, those of the
Carthagena refugees now in Algeria
who are accused Of piracy and other
crimes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

both by public faith and good policy,
To bring our currency 10 II specie
standard,
lie rested his argument on the pledge
10 redeem these notes NJ the earliest
practicable period IN coin. Congress
made this proml,e IN response 10 the
publ e voice, but Congress has done no
single act, the tendency of which Is to
advance our paper to II gold standard,
nor has Congress done any net the ten.
dency Of which would leave one TO
suppose that the promise was to be re-.
deemed. -Four hundred million dol
lars of the public debt has been paid
n debt not yet duo--and not n single
dollar Of the debt due had been lN,id,
We were living now In daily violation
OF the pledge made by Congress and
had actually added TO our currency,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM AUSTIN.
Yesterdays Proceedings In The
Texas Legislature.
Bill Passed TO Prevent Money
Being Paid Over to BledSOe
and Honey,
Introduction OF u Bill TO Prevent
and Punish USurpatIOn In
OnlCe.
President Grant Recognizes Gov.
ern0r Coke and the Four
teenth Legislature,
Governor Davis to Resign To- day
Under Protest.
The Military Eyacuate the Cap.
ltOl.



AUSTIN, January l6.
In the Senate Joint committee was
appointed to inform the Governor of
the organization.
A bill was passed to prevent sherifls
and others from paying over funds to
Blcdsoe and Honey, and sent to the
House for concurrence.
In the House resolution was adopted
authorizing the Speaker to appoint any
number of assistant sergeant-at-arms
necessary to maintain order and pro-
tect the House in its deliberations.
The Governors address was ordered
printed in English, German and Span
ish. o
A Joint committee to notify the Gov
crn0r of the organization was APP
pointed.
Under a suspension of the rules the
Senate bill was passed to prevent
sherifls and others paying over funds
10 Blcdsoe and Honey; also to prevent
shem from paying out said funds.
Mr.. simpson, of Liberty, introduced
bill to prevent usurpation of Office,
and making it = pententiary otfense.
Messrs. Cochran, Rainey and Man.
ming We're appointed Il committee to
arrange for newspapers for the MEM
bers.
Mr.. Cochran Introduced resolution
for the members to select their own
papers.
The Governor will communicate as
soon as possible.
The armed force still occupy the
basement Of the capitol.
1t is said that President Grant recog,
nizes Governor Coke and the Four
teenth Legislature
Bledsoe signifies his willingness tc
surrender his Office.
The Mayor was arrested by an armed
party at the Arsenal where the Mayor
had gone for some legitimate purpose,
but he was Immediately released. b.
SECOND DISPATCH.
AUSTIN, January Ii.
The military have evacuated the
basement of the capitol,
Governor Davis will resign to-nor'
row under protest. BE-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

Duncan W b; Davis w w; Daugherty "
r; poyle r. "; Douglas Richard; Doyle X n,
Dixon NJ II; Doughty Mary; nunnaway "
Dodson ] h; Bowling W; Ducos ]; henton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

Furbord Z %; Flynn Matt Field MiohReli
Fltzpatrlok Maurice, Fuller James; Fletcher
Jonathan q Foster Madlsoni FONTS ID W.
Franklin Anne Il,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

Geo W, Drew Edward, Dlsmold Daniels nk'
On Chnpley, Drake Mrs Albina \,
L
Eldridgn 4 J.; Evans ShrOpShir,i Elder MIi
q Y; Enstprlnnd Miss Lilni Embrre y, ".
Eryay Mrs Lon, Ellis Miss Jennie; Elliot J
u; Ellis Jno WI Enkins T. II Eulers NJ Hl'
der 4 Nj Rdon II u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofiice at Dallas, Texas,
on Friday, January III, when, u no. ts da,a
viii viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office, wash
ingtop, D. c.; -,
Persons calling for the above letters VIII
pe"'e '"' VIZ. JONES, r. NJ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17

Ever brought to Northern Texas, which they
offer at wholesale or retail.
They call especial attention 10 their stock
Of Blank Books, Albums, Bibles, Hymn
books, Fine Soaps, Perfumery, Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, Dressing ana Card Cases.
In snort, they are prepared to furnish any
thing found ina first-class bookstore, and as
they purchase direct from the manufacturer
to the trade, and they very respectfully
invite an inspection Of their goods. 23t-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-17
Keeping Even.

Nearly 10000 people died in Chicago
last wear, but during the same time
there was born there $500 babies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15

WELLS -BLoCHRR-on September 0. 1915,
a. the residence Of the brides parents, BY Rev.
II. B. Edwards, assisted by ReV's ]. DuFbin and
@ ". ChAlfint, AR. Il, Z. WILLS and Mss 1t.
y BLoCHER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15

rules with such q high hand IS superin.
tendeat may continue 10 be q citizen OF
MoundsYille for some time alter his term
expires as the head Of the PenilentiAry.
He has reached his zenith, and has held
the people in fear and submission 10
his will the last day possible, and
now his decline, fall and retirement
has commenced; Evans has the sympathy
OF all good citizens Of both parties, there
being no political significance attached TO
the affair. Bridges has not been arrested
yet He Is said 10 be sick and confined
TO his room, partly from real debility, but
largely on account Of the peculiar way
Evans hiss OF laying OF and ruling the
crSnium; which, by the way, seems 70
differ somewhat from Fowler and Wells
theory OF phrenology. No one else has
called on Evans for chronological inior.
nation, and the chances are that no one
who recollecls the outlines marked Of on
Bridges head by Evans rule will ever
call on him. He has ruined that part Of
the business In Moundsville and vicinity.
Marshal will give Gen. Golf alArge
mtiOrily. His nomination RSa-A most
fortunate one. JOHNSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15

WHO uoiR Do he Senator tromMe Second
Datriet-Tae BridgtS.EOaaS Difficulty
BrdHI Phrtn0lo9icdl Met.591,

nLO UHL 70 ULo CcHIIOT JTQHl Ute ISec0nd
Datriet-T1e BriGgsS.EaaaS Difficulty
EraH' chronological AetE9d,
MouNDsvILIE, Sept. 10, 1874.
Editors OF the lntsll!geneet :,
The Democracy Of Washington Dis
trict, assisted by the PcnitenniSry officials
and guards, held a model township meet.
ing to-day 10 appoint delegates 10 n.sir
Senatorial Convention al hanninGton on
the 18th Of September, which Convention
is TO select q candidate to represent Mar
shall, Marion, and Wetzel counties in the
State Senate. Marion county ia entitled
TO the candidate this time, and the candi-
dates are Arnett, Ice, and Morrow, Of
Superintendent Hall, Of Wetzel, q speaker
and blower Tor Dan. johnson, OF whom
probably you may have heard.
The Penitentiary bread and butter
brigade was out in iull, including the
willing and unwilling, among them. They
are ali obliged % give In their adhesion
TO the "RiDg" or else be cut off from the
public crib. Outside Of the Penitentisry
delegation there was not one half q dozen
men affiliated in the Convention.
Il Il understood that BuShrod w. Price,
who 80 successfully got up his own nomi.
nation over the heads Of his party friends
two yeAts ago, Is again on the alert Tor
another move against the wishes OF his
people, and will therefore favor Morrow
for the Senate, who Is an anti capital re-
movslist and would be a tlt companion for
Price in that body. =
Ten delegates were appointed 10 attend
the Warrington Convention, bpt ihe
nominees will be defeated by q handsome
majority by the nominee Of the Republic
can Convention, which meets at Mounds
vile on the 24th Of this month.
The Bridges-Eyans inbroglio Is likely
70 assume new phase. The warrant ior
his iBridgesO arrest for assault and bat
tery % likely to DO amended with intent
70 KILL" and in that case the F. F. V. who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15
EPUCATE Y OUR SOSSl

National Business College. Prepare. ,oo,,
mon and boys for business Ne. Individual Ir
1trueton given each student II has ne h.,
leae neTs best sourse Of study, and does most ioi
IL BtudOntA For Circular address
HARTIN 4 PRAsHER
augl9 wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15
TRUsTEE's SALE.

=
By virtue OF Deed OF Trust mGde BY Robert
B. Woods 10 me "a Trustee. bearing date the Soth
day Of January, 1866, and recorded In The Geek
oHite OF the County Court oil ohio county, In
Deed Book No 30, page IS, IIhAll on --' ---
SATURDAY, The 4lLh dIy Of October. iSI4.
ct the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, at 10 O'Clock 4. n, Offer for sale a. pub
lie auction the following described real eitEie,
lying about ~ miles north OF the city Of wheel.
Ing on the east side OF the Ohio river being part
or the A. p. Woods, decd, home ILrm, having .
mont on the east side OF the county road and
bOueding thereon IS poles, and extending back
eastward About 100 poles. containing 81 X acres
Of land covering and including ioH acres OF focal.
Alec. 4 strip Of land 10 feet wide and about 50
poles long, running from the south Western corn:
er Of said trhct 70 the river, being tho north hall
Of private road. ...f-..-r
Trims OF SLLE-one third eash md the bal.
Ance In Bix and twelve months, secured b. Deed
Of Trust s. BRADY, Trustee.
J. O. HKRVEY, AuctioneeF. u ...
At the same time will be offered for sale llok
acres OF coal lying Immediately back Of the
above described tract Of land.
Auis 30 81 B0BERr B. WOODS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15
LIST OF GIFTS.

Fer Tickets and information, address
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, XIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15
HHANGE OF BUSINESS.

Having secured the services OF all Of Mr.. Rob
inton's excellent artists, and promising my best
peTronAl attention, l can guarantee 10 the public
& Continuance Of the ane elGss Of work for RhIch
endeAyor TO satisfy my customers and give them
the very best work ct all times. 20 - aF
-'-F A. P. HALL, Photographer
aus iii8 Main ST., Wheeling, w, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15

Ih~ MEsSRs. EDITORs:-
Wa The times ea for men OF known hon.
esiy and integrity, morally and politically, men
whose influence and votes cannot be bought or
sold. Therefore p.ease announce the name Of
ZRNAS MARTIN
TO tho honest voters or Tyler county, as can.
didate for the House OF DELEGATES, aud oblRe his
sepS-dAw MANY PRIEHDs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-15
NAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE

TAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE
~ cautioned against purchasing worthless
speetaele9 st exhorbItant prices from roaming,
irresponsible pedders. Several OF our citizens
have ruined their eyes by patIoniEtnE these row.
Ing shylocks. Those who desire speetIeleA,
Eye Glasses, Ae,, will do well 70 cali upon e.
tRblished dealers, such as OF
oXroBY d DUPPIRLD,
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1905 MAIN STREET

HAye row In store and fcg sale:
800 Bills Flour, embracing White Rose, Bdel.
Heise, KeyStone, Howard and other standard
brands.
lto Half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White PiSh. -
800 :" No. 5 MAekefal. ... ..s.
100 No . AAekerel.
600 Packages Nssketel, Nos. : and } In quarter
IS Tterces choice Carolina Rico,
l@ Bbls choice N. o. A0lAssea.
80 Hhds choice n. o. SuRar.
50 Bbls syrups. .-
100 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra G, Granulated,
Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and CO Sugar.,
100 Bags prime 70 choice Coffee.
8 Half Chests prime 10 choice 9. P. Teas.
80 CAddies prime 70 ehoieeG. P, Teas.
20 BALI UhGSts prime 70 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbrOok's, J, K Mill.
ner's, PAce's and other good reliable brands,
among the best In the country. Our stock IL
full and complete, and viii bs offered 10 the
trade n the lowest market price We invite
close buyers 70 call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mario MILL q RLLnT6HAM