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WONDERS OF POMPGH. A writer SAYS: "Tn
sne ngsepmi of l''ompeii are preserved The most
HerFEs'e and pathetic witnesses of the last dsvs
OF the Ill fated city When the w0rkmen wsre
diggiqg IN 1868 they struck into small cavity
ths nature OF which was of course a mystery TO
them. without breaking further into it they
were already opened and as soon as the plaster
had hardened, the crust of lava was carefully
removed, aad 10 the form Of a human heinz
IN his death struggle perfectly preserved
buried In the lava that hardened about him
MS body had erumble1 to dust and left this
wonderful mold. Several bodies have thus
perfectly peserved, so that there il .,ilI .on,s
expression 81 IN the face. In one some parts of
the the sksleton e are innbedsd in the plaster; and
are called mother and daughter Theps =
nothing at PomPeii more touching than the
dsspar depicted in the attitude Of this gronn mn
ft was pleasant 10 get out into the narrow ,roat.
where thessuu was glarng, and there,Us sornhS
to forget the horrors Of the museum y
Smyrna times., 1874-12-16

Use OF CeEs Y nisKERs. - Every one mu.,
mh;e, ,d;S Observed what are usually called the s
.hS %hnlskerS on a cats upper lip. Tbs mse ~
M 1Mese In state of nature is very imnnrtont
=. lucy are organs of touch. They are attacbaJ
70 bed of close glands under tSe sE;n nuI
each OF these long hairs is connected w;tb +%a tha
nerves OF the lip. The slightest contact 'nG nf
.hose yhiskers with any surrounding ob;ect u -
mus usfehmore distinctlyby the animal co Is
ths ofthemselvs have no fseIin% r''"TGsn TLSl
st Mane out on each side of the lion AZ w:u - an?y
th .he common cat, so that from point 70 no;n. ~.
feey are equal to the width ofthe animaTs bod,
- VIC imagine therefore, a lion steslinc tbrn":Jh
q oovert OF wood in an imperfect Iight We .Ss II
;nd; - Gnce see the use of these long hairs Tbs~
Jhu,caIe nhi.o 10 MN through the incest feeling any
oc whlch may present itself TO the nassn as
rs us oouy they prevent the resting Of tho
=" .oasns snI leaves which would give warn;ns
~ "s prey II ne were to attempt to pass tbrou"L
~ tIo cI{ss bush, and thus, in conjunction VII
,ue shI cushions of his feet and the f,r nnom
"hieh%he hea-treads, they enable him 10 ~ upon
.H .Hws[ds his victim with stiffness even crestsr
on"n tuat o, a snake, which Greens alone tba
RraSs' ana Is not perceived until it is eo;loS
or afound Its prey. These animals nre nil boaStd
Prcy' anu thus We see how even these seem
IneIy useless hairs become great helms ~ tboul
anu now wise God prepars every creatnrn %'rn E1
Smyrna times., 1874-12-16

.;o5 OK years ago Portland (Maine) girl mar
Is now resident Of St. Clair county Iil;noi" one
Shg at last accounts made lviur for her tb.
children children and drunken husband bv die@ipe ,Ofo9
Smyrna times., 1874-12-16

dogma "'' ""u so ooes every
Smyrna times., 1874-12-16
SMYRNA SEMINARY.

The duties Of this SCHOOL will be resumed nm
M'u"'SIay' September 9th. Tuition given in
En@"Sh branches, Mathematics, Ancient and Modern
langurges. Vocal and Instrumental Music Fn'
P"i''c"'dFs apply 10 j. H. GROVES,
or J. T.. CLAWSON
ShfR&A' DEL, August 2GtI, Is74.-Gm
=, Miss ALICE a. FORD viii give lnstructions nm
flano or Organ on Wednesdays and S,,urd,vs
ci'her at the Music Room of the Seminary or ai bn
residence OF the pupils. Apply at her residence
~ "'"dIy oct. 7.3m
Smyrna times., 1874-12-16
Wilmington 6 Baltimore Railroad.
delaware. Division.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after
MONDAY. Sept. sth, 1874,

~ II sept otn' 1919,
tSundays excepted,) Trains will leavo
as follows:
Smyrna times., 1874-12-16

Scb,n. HHlsTooRATIC MECHANIC. Raron
to tb;a oenoorn, the minister from Austria
70 s So Se country, exhibits an abnormal tendencv
ard az % useful useauI as well as ornamental in his day
birth SfEn'ratlon. Eo Although . nobleman BY
ana has ,learned Row to build and di"Ur"nn,c mannns
snnmS sr,moSt al kinds. Of machinery. Instead Of
bmt3g sbon. NJ MS tlhein inlistlessdblomati dawdlinr
a9out i0; Washington, he devotes much of FGs b;.
Of leisure tE to manual labor large manufsctories
countrn 20 ehS V1Pled mechanical interests Of our
country. 20 Recently in Newark, N. j., be went
70 trunk factory where be speedily IsoTDa9 ~Sm5
oe 20 make trunks and travelling bags. specimens
u H. wien m he sent, with many other products to
s.0 sne Museum of Mechanics in Vienna. II 10 10
81 Soafea that he is sxtraornariy deft and quick
NJ ln'"s mn 1ne manual details of mechanica
pursui'S' We suggest the baron's examnia ss
good one TO be followed by the manv P.f ,Sor aF
tsns ten OF intellect who infest Washington after
the Mlcawber fashion n-Bah. San. 'On '"i "''er
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

A NEWSPAPER recently started n
Grand Rapids attempts to place
Hon. 4. &. D. Holden (rhe coming
Secretary of State) in false posi-
ti"n by gently assuming that he
Ql"licn) should identify himself
with the "tcforln"(O movement
Thcrcupon, Mr.. Holden prepares a
lengthy and able article. which he
has inserted in the Edgle, clearly
defining his position; declaring thai
his political interests have been.
aid always will be, SO long as q
plank Of the good old ship remains
with those of tho Re-
publican party.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09
Republican State Convention.


A Republican State Convention, to nom.
mate Candidates for State Olfcers. will be
held at the Opera uouse, Ia the CITY OF
LANSING, ON
"Wednesday, !4sgs,a 7@eMy-s;yih, 4. d. 1874,
Al II o'clock u. M The several Coun,ic,
will be entitled to four Delegates for each
Rcprcseuta tive IN the lower branch Of the
State every organized Conn
tyhsSihx no representative viii be entitled
to 'two Delegates.
Under the resolution Of 1858, no Delegate
will be entitled to a seat in the Convention
who docs not reside in the County he rep
rcscnts.
s. d. BINGHAM, Chairman.
MosEs w. FIELD, j. II. FEE.
SAkpfL Posr, JONI N. NKvIxs,
&. V.dawiN, ". f. STEWART,
l.. y. DUNCAN, Il. A. BusLiNGAME,
i. Is. SrocKnRIpGE, q. l.. SpArLpiNG,
VI s. BREwER. JACOB G. LAND,
JonS tIiBBARD, THOMAS n STEVENS.
JonN G. OWES, CnAs L. HOLLAND,
JonS VI RICE.
Frpublieda Central Committee.
S. s. OLDS. Secretary.
LANSING, June 10Th, 1874.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09


The Grand Rapids Eagte, il
speaking of the coming Auditor
General Of Michigan. Gays tina,
Gen. VIM. Humphrey 0ho presen,
incnInbenD shaving performed hi,
duties with commcndable efficiency,
there appears as yet no indication
OF any desire for a change in that
office; at least, VIC have seen no
such suggestion" Gen. Ilumph-
rcy, by his ability and integrity
manifested, has obtained a slrons
hold upon the carts Of the people,
and we see no reason why he should
not be rc-instalIed In the office ol
Auditor General, providing he
wishes it; and wo believe lie will
not b. adverse to il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

FROM special dispatch to Il G
Detroit Tribune we learn that two
boilels in the saw mill of Taylor &
Co., situated on the River mile
and half below Carrollton, ex-
ploded on the morning OF June
Both, killing five men aud i'jurins
several others. The force of the
explosion was terrific, resulting IN
complete destruction of the BULL
ing and machinery. The coroner'e
jury blamed no one, and agreed
that tho cause of the explosion was
purely accidental. Loss about 500
900.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

A DECISION by the Commissioner
in the Land Department, mt Wash
'ington, recently published in the
Traverse Bay Eaqle, affirms that a
person making a homestead entry
cannot he allowed to relinquish it
and make another, because he
found the land u tfcrent in quality
from what he expected. Should il
appear, however, upon a proper
showing that swamp land to which
q State il entitled, has been en-
braccd in homestead entry, said
entry will be cancelled, and the
party allowed to make another en-
try, with first payments 10 his
credit.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

WsEwED from the standpoint d
come Of our exchanges, it is fearlnI
to contemplate tho terrible resppn-
sibili'ics resting OIL upon the wom-
en- Of Michigan, when they arc
;graDted the right to 20 to the polls
aud vote. OF cbnrse they arc able
to assume the cares OF managing a
large household land oflimes fur
nishing support, to a great extent,
to shiitlcss Insbands) Int when it
comes to voting, why, by no means
should they bo so Overbureeued.
Let the men, aud especially those
VII" are III a great measure de-
pendent upon th,ir wives cxertions
ioi surpni, roc ,oit that ,ae "d.a,
CREATURE" arc not thus imposed
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09
WE clip The follow Jug from the
Big Rdpi1s Ma1net Of July 81:

Marshal Jones has 30 far recovered as to
be able to get out upon the street
The barn otCol. Il Allen, Of the township
OF dig Rapids, was burned Yesterday morn
ina. Loss, $500, insured for $500.
Last Saturday, Sheriff Escott took Clark
aud Thompson. recently convicted in the
Mecosta Circuit Court, 10 the State prison
at Jackson, where they will remain for a
year.
We n'e Informed that Grange Of the
Patrons OF Husbnndry will he Organized q,
The iadncr School House. IN Mecosta, ,his
evening; AMI that another will b. organized
ut the Bycrs' School House, in Coliax, to.
morrow evening.
The trial OF Napoleon LpDeuccur, charged
with violation Of the probibitory l1u,r
law, whici was the third of a series of trials
commenced un Icr the auspices ofthe Ladies'
temperance Alliance Of this city, commenced
on Thursday last, and term nated Friday
afternoon. The jury rendered verdict Of
guilty, after an absence OF but few rlinutcs.
Another charge, or u trial for a second Of
tense. against LaDeuceur, is set down for
next Wednesday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

A WASHINGTON Associated Press
dispatch says that Minister Gushing
has made peremptory demand Of
the Spanish governm cnt for the full
indemnity for the Firginius rris-
oncrs slain by order of Governor
Burriel.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

EiiE position OF Postmaster Gen.
'eral, recently made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr.. Cresswell, has
been rendered to Hon. Eugene
Hale. Of Maine, who has accepted.
The arpointln nj is said to To ose
eninently tit to he made.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

On Monday morning, ut about ! ocl ock,
June 29th,t e log house If j. Gleason, in
Evart township was burned, an him self and
wife and only child. all persisted In the flames.
The fire caught from burning logs and brush.
From the position Of the charred bodies
when found, Mr.. Gleason ard The child were
suiIoc tied In tho bed where they laid; but
Ms. Gleason had probably risen, as her
body was found IN front Of where the bed
had been. Mr.. Gleason had been at work
ill midnight. Sighting the fires IN the sur
rounding woods, aud had gone to ,lccp. sup
posing that all was safe. IIc had been en-.
ploycd In xcFarlane's Mill. near With lie
homestead was.- OSccoia Outline.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09
(ConciuRd aert wcek.>.
WE lind the f lowing items ia
the Reed C;ty Clarion of July 81:

At the election for Incorporation. hell
last Ncnday, 6S votes were pnllcd-5i TO,
ANA " aganst-mij ority Cor re incorpora.
ton being 70.
AT "A meeting OF the school board last eve
ming, dcciion which was made some time
ago WAS reviewed, and Mis- Mary Clark
hired as the principal teacher for next wear.
instead Of Prof. =. NJ. Lons5gry II, previous,
ly decided upon. While We could not sav
ANYTHING ag inst the abilities of Miss Clark
to govern the school We; we thi"k the 30 ,rd
have not done exactly right, in dispensing
with Prof. Lonsburv.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

STuCKLE's lluTEL and barns, Bar.
-nard's residence and carpenter
shop, with five dwellings belonging
ioa Mr.. Kcgler, were destroyed by
fire at Ludington, June 3oth. The
flames broke ont in Kcgler's board
ing house. Cause not stated.
'L"ss about $4,000; with insurance
OF s., 900.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

Crops continue 10 iDpr,vs nj
Dexter under the favorable weather.
and TURNER'S arc becoruing mnrc
cheerful under the hopeful si,ns o.
an abundant harvest.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

NEGETINE Is made exclusively from the Juice. OF
carefully selected barks. roots and herbs. and so
srongy concentrated that IL will eicctnally eradi
cate from the system every faint ScROF SCRoF-
CLocs HuMon, TUNERS, CANCER, DANGEROUS HU-
NOR, ERrsIPELAs, SALT RHEUM, SYl.uIirIc DIS.
EASES, CANkER, FAINTNFss At THE stomach. and
oil diseases that arise from impure blood Sclnfjca
LnRdnadtoty and Chronic Rhcamotina, NtariisiG,
o'ouf and Spinal Complaints can ouy be eilectnally
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers aud Etupfiye UiSeoSes Of the Skin.
PusfMes, Ealies, No'ches. Ro;Ls letter IScaidheod
and Mngnorn. FEGETINE ha. never failed to
effect p.rDinnsnt ciiye.
For Pains In tie Back. k;dney Coupleints. D,op.
sy. I.Ha'e HtdS.eSs. L<mohec, arising from later
nal ulIci .'ion and uterine diseases, aud (eaey0l
Ue5tisy IbSIIlNE acts directly npVn the causes
Of these complaints. u inyigora,eI and strength.
ems the whole system, acts upon the sccretvc
glns. alays Inflammation, cures alteration, and res;
uluics the h0wcls.
For Catd,7h, DYsprpSi,. N.Jitoa, Co,tyeness,
IdIifd'i0a q TIE HstiT, Hea4ic,hs, HleS. Njtoac.
ness, and GeA,Ia! 4. oTiufiCa u tie Nervous SsstH
no medicine has ever given ,uch perfect a.factiOn
as tho NEGErINE. IT purii"s tie blood. clcaiscs
all ofthc organs, and pos csses a controlling power
over the nervous system.
The renal kable cures eli ctcd by NEGETINE
have induced maay physicians aud apoihccaries
whom we know 10 prescribe and use il Ia thcir own
families.
In iaci ihe vEGETING lie the be. remedy vet al.
covered for the above diseases, and IL Is lie o!ly
rclinble BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
Pr pared by
Il, R. STEPHENS, Boston, Mass.
Price ,sl.e5. Sold by all druggists and dealer.
everywhere.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09
zoo PIANOS and DREAMS,

. IVU WUU VNW WUN T WUI
New and Second Hand OF frst-Clsss makers ,rig
te % az Lower Prices tor ,t, on Instai;nit nts
orr reat. ~ City OF Country. during this month,
~ HORACE WATERS 6 SON, Eo. 43i Broadway,
m6a ever before offered ~ New York. SPECIALITY
Pianos aHf Organs t. let unit, ne rent money paws
me price ofMS instrument. Illustrated Catsl orus
matted a large discount to ninists:s, Churches,
Schools. LODGES etc
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09
OLD MAIDS

Teachers, students, clcrgymen, post.mastcrs and
wide awake young men, aud men and women Of all
classes.
You can can easily earn st.cass sewing ma
chime or books sufficient To stock library; or sonc
valuable Pictures to bcautify your homes: or nice
scrcoscope; or good time keeper CLOCK or watch
orr n'unic box: or gold pen: or Photographic
album; ora stand kerosene lamp for your parlor or
a line accordcon; or Webster's illustrated quarto
dictionary; or Rogers world renowned siatuary
" ,nps; or inc violin: or q Remington fihr cane
or Remington double barrel breach loading shot
gun; or cabinet organ worth $40: by simply work
Ing up your uunoccnpicd time In way explained in
the circulars OF the NJ ii. p. Co Perfectly cgiH-
mate and respectable; many would say philantrnpic
Address n Co., 129 East 2sth 1t, New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09
VEGETINE.

Pnrifies the Blood, Rcr cvates and
lnvigoralcs the whole Sy stem,
lis Medical Properties are Alcr
alive, Tonic, Solvent ind Dur
etic.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-07-09

The cross examination here cou-
clud"d, by witness offering as evil
dencc book containing specimens
of his own and Clark's hand.writ-
ing.
David A. Lathrop, County Clerk,
was sworn, and testified, denying
having written his name on the re-
ccipt. Said he sometimes signed
I'D. A. Lathrop," and again, "Da-
vii A. Laihrop." lie never author.
lied anyone to eign bis name to The
receipt. The number Of tho ccrlif-
icd,c WAS correct. At this point
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

AN ADVANCE m HINGEs.-Mr. Han
son, Of tho Wheeling Hinge Co., returned
last evening from Pittsburgh, where he
had been attending a convention of the
Hinge Manufacturers Of the United States.
There was q full representation present
at the convention, and the status Of the
trade was folly discussed. After three
days Of deliberstion, closing on Thursday
evening at Q o'clock, an average advance
OF per cent on all lines Of goods was
agreed upon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

CINCINNATI, Nay 15.-RiTef 10 feet
and falling. Departed-Andes, for Wheel.
ing Ton Jasper, for 81 Louis.
CAIRo, Nay 16.-River IS feet 3 inches,
and fallen Q ieet inches. Arrived
Geneyiye, from Vic1burg; IdlsWild, from
Evansville; Pals Pilot, from Ohio river,
Departed Genevive, for u Louis; Flor.
ence, ior 81 Louii; 1dleWild, for EySus.
vile; Falls Pilot, for Memphis. Heavy
rain this afternoon.
MEANWHILE, May 15.-Riyer fallen 8
inches II feet By the mark. Up-ArkAn.
BsS Belle and Keystone. DoRn-Bermu.
do, ChGrmer, TGrsScsn, Mary DGyGge,
Charles B. Church, Red Cloud and Ar
kSnsAs Belle Business light WeGther
clear until since noon, when heavy gust
Of wind with little rain took place, and
finally ended In q heavy rain storm.
81. LouIs, Nay 15.-Arriyed-John.
sn, Keokuk; Kinney, Missouri River;
Fleming. Beaver and Lancaster, Illinois
River; KametE and Howard, New Or.
leaDe; Grafton, Cairo. DepGried-Ames
and Future City, New Orleans: Superior,
81 Louis; Belle Of Memphis, Memphis;
Beaver. Peru; johnson, Keokuk; Alle'
gheny Belle, Ohio River. River falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LounvnEB, May 16.-Rtyer falling
slowly with 8 ieet 3 inches in canal and
feet 2 inches IN chute On falls. Weather
clear and warm. Business dull. Down
ANDY Baum, John Means and tow,
Fearless and tow by Pat Rogers and
Lyle for Nashville. The Lioness and
Tom Means grounded on Sand Island bar,
Capt Grave with the barge Citizen d get.
ting Iron Of Of the wreck Of the Belfast
PAT Rogers gets $50 barrels Of cement q
Rock Haven for the Cincinnati WateI
works.
Capt jos. Uranium was drowned a
Helena few days ago while trying 4
save stock from the overflow. BE wa
an old river man and well known here,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

The river was recedins at this point last
evening, the marks Of the wharf indIcSt-
ing Q feet 0 inches.
The Express departed for Parkersbure
at HAN.
The N. J. BIgley No. 8 passed up abou,
"A. N. with small tow Of empty barees
The Hudson, due at noon from Clncln-
natl, had not arrived az a o'clock las,
evening.
The Granite State was due from Pitts
burgh at midnight last night.
Boats leaving to-day: Granite State
Portsmouth, at an early hour; Mallle
Ragon, Pittsburgh, 2 A. N. /; Courier,
ParkerSburg, 1oi A n; Hudson, Clncin-
natl, BPM.
The Carrie Brooks will arrive from
zaneayille, en- route 10 Pittsburgh, to.
morrow morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

CmourT CoURT.-This court dIspo,ed
ofbuslnesl as follows yesterday:
In the case Of Wilson ". Alderman md
otherB, o decree was directed to DO enter.
cd confirming the sAle made by Mr.. Bar,
Of the real estate Of defendants, and pro-
vldlng Tor the distribution Of the proceeds
among the creditors.
In case Of FlliAn %. Jencke and others
o decree was made for the sale Of lot o.
corner Of Marshall and German streets
: with view 70 Satisiying liens Of
creditors.
The case Of Smith o.. Flaming was con.
tinued, and occupied the greater portion
Of tho day. Al tho hour Of adjournment,
Mr.. Allison had not concluded his argu-
meut Tor the defense. The cause was
continued to a future day, when Nh, Ali.
son will conclude, and MI. Lamb close for
the plaintiff. \
The case Of GOshorn ". summerviIle !,
Settor to-day. MIX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

CAUTION AID CoUHsEL.-ThV panic
has tried the Sewing Machine business as
well as other industries. Many com.
panies have lapscd during the past twenty
years, and their machines arc worthless
from want Of repairs and supplies,
Wheeler d Wilson stand frmer with
their increasing years and honors, and
purchasers may feel assured they will long
continue honorabIy to fulfIl their guar
autees, and furnish facilities for the sue
cesaful use Of this standard machine. A
word 10 tho wise Is sufficient.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

NEw SPRING AND SUMNER Goods
9. Heas, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
10 the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any frst-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

HElMBOID's BUcHu Is still in tho e.
NTH Of Its popularity. Notwithstanding
tho absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brAted medicine 10 still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. Il IL
warranted for al diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, dsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

A HANDSOME sATE.-One Of the fluest
sales In the city was received at the Ma.
tlonal Bank Of West Virginia yesterday. Il
10 ono Of Halls patent safes, manufactured
at Cincinnati, from whence 1t was brought
on a truck. -Four horses were required
70 haul Il from tho depot 10 tho bank,
ia weight being about SIX tons. The
SAFE Is double, with two chambers
which are independent Of each other and
both burglar proof. 1t was taken in
through q window, aud about a hall
dozen men were occupied nearly the
entire day In placing II In position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

oGRrETs AHD on CtoTHL-Asg good Z
stock q Is kept In the city. Price.
greatly reduced, Tapestry Brussels a
y 81, selh everywhere q 81 80 and 81 ca.
All Other goodS In proportion. Can and
examine, o ye that buy with cash. sioae
& ThomAs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16

WE TAKE THAT BET-so bring on
your horse. We sell Cocheco, Anchor,
Merrimac, and all the best makes Of prints
at 8 cents-don't ask more. Achild buya
with cash as cheapas the sharper. Stone
& Thomas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16
AT sHErBt MunO sToRz, lli4 Main

AT sH1rB's MunC sTORz, lii4 Main
street: 3 s
Weber PiSnos,
VIM. q. sheib & Co. Piano.,
Steiner & Co. Pianos,
Hartman Pianos,
Eureka Organs,
Estey Organs, ...
Enreks Cabinet Organs,
Orchestral Organs,
Secondhand Organs,
Secondhand Places,
from Gas upwards, at e or more Pc
month. Bee you go TO shsibs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-16
THE RLRCTION.
sas.erIptlou Carried b. 22a lisjOr.

At The election yesterday, ior the put.
pose ofGuthorizing the Iasne Of city bonds
fF street improvement, very little interest
was manifested BY the ToterS, and the
vote cast was tnutlSlly Light. oas
thousand and four votes were polled, d
which Oh were cast in favor d The sub.
ScriptInn, and 800 sgainst, making C22
majority, which Is II votes beyond the
required thres6tths. Below we give Q
table showing The number Of votes cast
In each ward: