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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27
hyde r Park Town Agency

Hon. IL. Pearl, Commissioner for Lamoille Co,
has appointed H. Lilley. Esq Age t and we
supp liec the agency with II full stock Of the
best liquors: SO that all wanting such for n lawful
purpose, can have them attn reasonable price.
Il, =. 5 MALI,
Chairman Of the Board of S3lectmen.
Hyde Park, May 10. 1874. 27w3
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b Observation-Disclosures Evening
b Kimball was driving home
be- with Sarah Collins. an adopt
N of Baxter Collins of Eden,
ball rose up in the wagon to
bvercoat, handing the reins to
n. The horse became fright
at. and commenced to run.
\ thrown out behind the wag.
n several bruises. and Miss
afterwards thrown ont by some
ipg to step the horse when
N fbe roadside, and her head
|Stone, crushed 10 her skull at
AT last accounts she was
hopes ct her recovery are
pa 49, .N YV. ".ff H.
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M ANTED--AGENTS. To Members Of the
Y musOnic maternity all over the country: en-
crget c mon can make from $40 to SIP n day, and
not work holt the timn; no look. Call or address
JAMES T. hill, l63 Washington St., Province
II, use. Bost. n. Mass. 2G
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27
Lxmoilie County Court.

F." HN|&pAAN 1850
MAY TERN. 1874.
Hos. Txuo. p. REDFIELD. Presiding J.
" Amasa Stevens, .u
i" James T. Parish, Assistants
r.. B. Sawye r. Clerk.
A. "A. Miles, States Attorney.
Norman Camp, Sheriff.
GRAND JURORS.
B<lpjd<re-Jerrc Shattuck.
CGmtridye r. NJ. Biaisdell, NJ. N.
E@en-James Warren.
Amore--A. NJ. Woodbury..
Hyde Park-R. S. Page, l.. B. Sher-
win.
J0fnson-Chas. Leland, T. j. Baker.
M1r1io<azcn--Geo. L. Small, Geo. W.
Gates. a. y. Smith.
Stome-R. A. Savage, G. f. Hale, F.
Moody
WaterpMe -Lucius Hays.
W0lcoft- Alger Jones, p. A. Stevens.
PETIT JURORS.
BeZridere-James Thomas.
Cam6ridw-.L. II. Blaisdrll. d. G.
Walker. Albert M'Cleitaa, g. ID. Blais-
dell.
Eden-0. III. Minott. L. NJ. Sauborn.
Emere-S. ID. Daniels.
HIDE Park-Francis Finnegan, e. G.
Sherxsu. H. j. Lilley, G. S. Page.
Johns6n-T. A. Riddle, h. f. Perkins,
II. ~. Newton.
06ryjsfopn - G. NJ Peck, Lumau
Wb6e|er. Seymour Harris, W. NJ. Small.
&k6c6e-S. King Weeks, Chandler Watts
"a. ANN Town, j. w. McCutchon.
Wafeycshe-Julius D. Scott.
Woicoft-F.J }. BurnelI, Salome Gates.
Prayer was offered by Rev. G. PARK.
8huf14 a the Nj. E. Church when the
tGf16d joiors were called, and it appear
inr tat some bad not arrived their i'm
spau1)inR Vas deferred till the coming 10 for
ftko$ aftern0on session. S. X. Weeks Of
ith6 Rtlit Jury was transte rred to the
GRIND bury. The Petit Jury were then
ca!Isd md sworn. A. Dwinell and j. Nj.
Parker, Deputy Shcriffs, were sworn to
attend lhc Grand Jury +; and W. G. Doane
and q. Q. Hardy were sworn to attend the
Petit Jury
Tho law docket was then called, and a
partial disposition made of the cases.
The first trial by jury Henry L. Mud
gett Us. q. Il. Titus. was commenced
THIS ism action in the common counts,
the matters ID controversy being their deal.
Tho pIaInfif leased Il farm in Wolcotl,
owned byStbe defendant, in the spring Of
1862 for the term Of one year. The prin.
cipnl Item ~ controversy was the pIalntitfs
half or thu hops raised on the farm that
year which Il is claimed were sold to the
dcfeudnnt md had not been accounted for.
This cdao Is now on trial. Brigham Il
Wnttfnau, Nj. o. Heath, for Plf.; Pow.
I'm h tsiSed for Dett.
Dofl1T The trial of this case yesterday
sAfI<lnoo1< the counsel for the town in the
0arolinc LaPage Us. Town Of Fair
i26tl 4 Acsion for injury on the highway,
1khioh son6e. our readers will r~ecollect was
heafdSAk The last term, and in which the
juE3 faiIed TO agree, made a motion to
have ~ Jury impauelcd and sent to ex-
anime tthe highway where the alleged in
j-jugyeooenffsd. The motion was granted
iaids <uuch III the afternoon session was oc.
copied ia occurring "a jury. 1t proceeded
40 EafrGH8 this morning under the charge
IF Sheriff. Doane to perform that duty.
IIial III t3aart on that case will commence
.to.sp0fro<K..
The Statess Attorney has given notice
that lhs.tfial of State cases will con mcno
% Ffiday.
d. Nh congregational Conference, of
which nalice was given last week =
XMAA AM
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Local. Matters.
p. & o. Time b

Train, Ieave St. Johnsoury for West Concord, at
A. ~. and 4s55 pm.
A ;1ttio Train leaves Hyde Park at 3.5aA. N. on
8 aud arrives at st. JOhnsbury isis AN.
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THE EMlNGTON4WeRke
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE.


THE "MEDAL FOR PROGRESS"
AT VIENNA, 1879.
The HIGHEST ORDER OF "MEDALs AWARDED AT.
THE EXPOSITION.
No Sewing Machine Rcceirsd a Higher Prise,
AFEW GOOD REASONS.
la New mrention TnoEouGHhy TEsTED and
secured by Letters Patent.
2.-Makes a perfect Lock Stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-isuns Light, Smooth, Neiscfcss and Rapid
best combination Of qualities.
4-DuRADLE-Ru fol Years without Repairs,
''.-Will do all varieties of Work and Fancy
Stitching in a superior manner.
els most easily managed by the opcrator.
Length of stitch may be altered while running
and machine can lie threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7.-Dcsign Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, forming,
the stitch without the use Of Cog Wheel Geass,
Ro ry Cams or Lever Arms, IIns the Auromatic
Drop feed which insarcs uniform length Of stite,,
at any speed. Iias our new Threal Controller.
whi2h alowseasy movement OF noedle-bar ana
prevents injury to thread.
e.-Construoton most careful and fnsAod n h
manufactured by tbemost skiliulapd experienced
mechanics, OF The celebrated Remington Armory
llisn, MY. Boston Office 3al Wg:hluqton Strc,,
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WOlcOW.
Martin Wakefield, who was missed
on the 10Th day of May, and for whom
much search has been made, has been
found alive. 1t appears that he wandered
frcm home not knowing where he was 90.
ing, but wen, through Worcester aud Mid.
dlesex to Waterbury, where he took the
cars for Burlington, and FROM thence pro-
ceeded to New York. where he was found,
not knowing how he canle there or whe,.
he left home. He was returned to Water
bury where his father met him and took
him home,
William Bennett, while in Pixies
livery stable, one day last week. was
kicked by a horse in q terrible manners;
the toe caulk striking the bridge of his
nose and breaking it, and one Of his eyes
was SO badly injured that for a time it
was thought the sight would be destroy.
cd. lie was taken up insensyble and re-
manned so some fine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27

eS EpSYCU0MANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
q How either sex may ~fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose, in
stantly. This 'imple mental requirement all can
pcss, ice, by mail, for % cents; together with u
Marriage Guiqe, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams. Hints
T. WILLIAM Il CO., Publishers, Philadelphia.
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.N02.l.IcI010n

.W0222SiODR.
MIR. Griswold will place a large and
valuable lot Of stock at Malvern Farms
this week, from Chicago.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27
WUlezyxIIe.

AS the Rev Mr.. Granger, was clos.
ing his temperance lecture at Waterville
recently, by a benedlction. q handful of
shot was hurled into the audience from
the hands of some one in the house, at
that time unknown. Subsequently. how
ever, suspicion pointed to Arthur Fair
banks, who is quite old enough to know
better, as the culprit. He was a~rraigned
and brought before Justice Miller. who af.
ter hearing the evidence, ined him one
dollar aud costs, amounting to over Sc.
We learn that there are others there
who had better have an "eye out for
their regulations and mend their ways in
respect to lawless behavior.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-05-27

Tho Wise Men Of the land, the Divine, the ply
sic.an, the Judge, use daily, in THOR own homes,
and to all ievalids and sufferers from
Dyspepsia, click Headach, sour stomach, cOstive.
facts, Liver Complaints, Gout and Rheumatic af.
.fections, Natures own great and good Remedy,
Tarrant's EffcrycsceDt Settler Apeiient,
as the best and NEST reliable medicine ever offer
cd to the people for the shove clnss of diseases.
The nursing babe. its brothers and sisters, its pa
rents and grandparents, will all linu this pleasant
we'll adapted to their different complaints.
For sale by all druggists.
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LAST Chance
FOR AN EASY FORTUNE!
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC Library OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 3lst, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.

For Tickets or information;
Address
THO. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public L library Building, Louisville, KY, or
TH0S IL. HAYS a. 20. Eastern Agents,
COS Broadway, New York. 2swi
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"a the Congregational Conference, Of
which nqticc was given last week =
:.chu1ehsS having nc Pastors send fwo Del
'egateei those having Pastors send one.
JAMES DOUG" ERTY.
-G6unly Commissioner Pearl has APP
pointed o6ohcies as follows:
uelvidsfo--Darius Tillotson;
Meu-ruAyid Atwell;
Hyde Park Henry j. Lilley;
l0huoon@-Mrs. C. L.. Platt;
N6I6ett~Myron r. Hubbdl.
Trkh1 Drunkard' is a thaiIIing do
66e1t{ 1fatia, and the rendering Of it by
thS 3 Eu1tic Club 90 Tuesday evening
nex( e,|E dOubtless be an entertainment
Intending. Considerable time
IA voted 10 the proper rehearsal
ol ~ the array Of 'ariists" we
j6II1& ID creditable one Paul Bros
of VII furnish excellent music I;
Ice Of admission Is only 25cts.
4S1 "a (8lsemeni and bills.
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TINS SeWiaJ Mdcatne aces Ge Oest Sat.qJ,cttDn ID
user, as paul for most readily, and is best Of all to
sell. If there is no 'Domssticn agent in your toun,
apply 10 "D0MES7IC S. NJ co.., WEB YORK.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the O
enectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t ha
stood the test g.
years, with n COZ:
%stantly growing rep
utation, basel on its
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-27

& Co. have purchased between thirty and
forty thousand pounds. Though The Weld
Is not 80 large Is last year, the quality e
said 70 DO h1t rate. The prices range
from ~ 70 A8 cehls some choicc lieeces Ia
many case1 htingl1g better figures. The
average proc Of wool throughout the
State y from 10 o45 cent per pound! In
AieW localities prices may 70 q little be-
low or little above these figures, but
they are exceptional cases, resulting from
leveEish composition or condition and
grade otwnot offered Akron Btde0ai
On Saturday last, Mr.. VIM. ]. Stewart,
OF Luzerne township, Fsyette county,
agent ;tor William Benson & Co., Of
UniontoWn, unloaded, weighed and stor-
ed something oversee 900 pounds Of wool,
Of the old steamboat lines warehouse, In
\ this place, between the hours Of 0 o'clock
A. N. Apd 3 O'Clock, P. n, with the con-
slant did Of eight hands and the occasion!
d assstaace 81 two others, making ,Au
average for the 0 hourS work Of 8, 8SS
1870 pounds per hour. The wool, Mr.
Stewart assures Us, e uniformity good II
bulk and quality, for which IS cents PEI
pound was paid, with the exception ofs
mall lotsof rather inferior grade, foi
which 40 cents was paid. We pronounce
this q good days work, wen DONE, The
sales amounted 10 the round sum Of $13,-
500, the pripcipai part OF which wai
cashed at the First National Bank oI
Brownsville Brownsville Clipper. & :
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oHIo5RIAI1IlWIVAYs..

The earnings Of the Pittsburgh, For,
Wayne and Chicago railroad for 1878
were &9,6l9.0OO, and expenses SS,OO7,OOO
Books Tor subscription to the capital
stockot The Massillon. and ooschocton rail.
way viii be opened Of MassiIlon and
coschocton July7. = & ~
The citizens Of Nofwalk have raised
$4,000 toward the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, and Wellington $4,000 to-
ward the same by another route. ! 5.-. I
The entire line Of The proposed Wheel,
ing q Toledo road has been placed under
contract to- Mr., Waller ShSnIy well
known ~ the contractor Of the Hoosac
aAchusetts6 tunnel, ,condi tioned upor
! local subscription Of 5000 per mile.
Under this arrangement the line has beer
permanently located between the Ohio
river and Lodi, Medina county, q distance
Of one hundred and eight miles, the same
having also been subcontracted, for con-
structlon. OF this distance, fifteen milel
- graded with work now progressing d
different points. A line has been rur
from Lodi to SAndusky via New London
Eorwaik and Milan another from The
ssms point through Wellington apt
WakemaD to Milan; and 1t 10 propose
to-run another through Wellington ant
Norwalk TO Milan. 81.
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TO spoRTsMRN q OTHERS.

We, the undersigned, have rented The above
grounds and attsd them up IN good order. ISid 4
rood dancing dooE In Floral Hall md WilIeoTeF
thSBAme % Is 10 protect all who may rem III for
Pienie1, and keep them dry and In The Ghad0
We will also take Horses TO train 10 trot run
kicking horses 70 break md hunegth that are sick,
lame, or any Alment that they are subject to
viii DO treated with AKIN and care
.IATTgET'- IGTEEEI--
The Track WIN bs let TO potsons who may
ytnt 10 make rAee, By making application.
Tie holder the privilege q, driving each after.
w. APP. HASoHER MDsysis
ny9 JAMES A.UAFEABYfF ~
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l FAs book Of saNscflptioa % ne capital stock
O! Tie Wheeling q nm Grove Railway AZ now
open q he Peopleis INK. q - ~! VIE
!eii s1.sis IA. NcoABE, ses'y pro ten.
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General Notices.
Visitors 10 MoUNTAIN

v GLADRS. .fs a- Lre "a vaI. Dfi
Good Accommodates can 30 furnished BY .
Private family for Twelve BoafdeIs sltuEtion 10
Glade Region, West Of Oakland. directly on b
o. h, convenient to station. Trunt ttSh'
ing, &c, can beenIoyed. Terms moderate, Re
fer TO J. B sheppGtd and p. O. WinIhip, KIq,
Or Capt ]. q shrodes, Passenger Conductor 3.
so. kR EAriy application desired. address
jns .: woOddde. HuttOn1s s sSiie6, Ia.
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DIED,

KsNHA.-we dntsdAy, June q, 1871, atChas-
& KennA, R.q In her Slst yeat. =
Funeral this afternoon at-2 O'Clock rom III
residence Of her fsthur, Mr.. james Qagg, on i4tl
street Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
THoMAs.-on Friday, June IS, 1874, at II
o'clock a. H., CARoLIHI, wife OF james P
Thomas and daughter Of James BillInRSley, Il
the fist year Of her age. 80 - -
Funeral from the residence Of her husband
eofntt JGcoband 18Th streets, on Sunday Atter
noon ats O'clock. Fdsnas Of the family are in
vitet to attend. II
tsE clairsyills pspers pIesIe eopy.l
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No charge for admission and no collection.
deserved seAis can beseeurea at StAnton's, Non.
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4. 55EoF5aaIe..
oNRRs' SALE
james A. Lancaster { al, oonplalaaat.,


5. Brady, the Merchants and Ueehanies Rank al
Nheelirgl d al SDefendants In Ch1neeTy.
By yirtur ole decree rendered IN he sboyu
entitled cause Atthe My Tam, 1874, on the Iir.
cult Court Of Ohio county, The undersiened
Special Commissioners will, on \ :,
THURSDAY, ne sth day Of july, 1s74,
setl at public auction at the front door Of tho
Court House Of Ohio equity, the following lot
n l J9seph CA!dRelTs Addition 70 Wheeling, and
N We order hereip1ttes named, that ID to Ssy; -
lsE lois numbered Is, q, 81 81, n, and hat
PORTION o. lot Numbered Is lying east Or NE iol.
lowing line, commencing at Q point IN the north
line, OF said ILLS feet from the east line on
Water street, and thenca TO 3. point IN the south
line Of said lot, IS 'feOt nom ma east hne Of
water street; ID, lot No, G6; Sd, lot No. rs: an
Iot No. 70; 6Lh, the north half of,lot No. D. and
On, The south half OF lot No. Q, toRethef Win an
me Improvements thereon; or, Lush ofRSId lofl
- ehAl DO Gent IN the order AforeeaId tobSy
70 me sad Merchants q NechAnieS BSnS ~
wheeling the sum Of sS57i6t95, VIII jinfcfest
thereon nom the SUI ayofllIay: iBIi. until nav.
ment the costs Of tho above siit md iha eoS,S
I TERTs r. s1z-one third Il tSSs.Srr u,rS,..
money In hand, and thereaIdue IN liz lnd tVelVs
nonthS with interest frum dAF OF EAle. NE pur.
leh1Ser giving bond md ueeufity for Tie defeFred
inst4lnente, and The titae beiHE rrtained q fnr.
me- netl seennty pnttt payment In inn; but With
noetIy 70 each purchaser TO pAyGtl Or & gfeatef
proportion Tim oneIthiFd OF Id 6Idih hsnd. q
+ leI 3! .'s.cgliodR ~ D. lAHBRndIf ,1i
go I'd N 'llso5sss.d.a, ~. CLARKE, i
June gIs7I Lrs sslA Sfai = 81
- =. . -. o. 49, ,
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= 'e2'' Wool Items.

Henry B. List d getting In 8 good deal
Of Hoot;Wtshin the last lew days at prices
RANGING from 40 70 IS eentI, and occasion.
any So c6nts, per pound. The buying,
movement baa fully set In, and here S
considerable frmnes IN the price. We
uoticeshoReyes, thst this mornings tele,
graphic quotations from the East are not
quite 50 strong. MepadGsstaud that MI.
Patterson, Of Steubenyille, Is in the mar
ksSi and that be has sboreht the clips Of
Colonel Beall and !, q Palmer IN Brooke
county. Infegard % wool matters in this
region, the iSllo9ipg Items win be found
interesting: 1890,
1.-THE wool in this county goes Of slow
on account Of sellers and buyers not be-
ing Of tho ssme opinion in regard to. the
price thereof. The former want 80 cents
antthe lattst iaS they can i61ly, aanrd to
pay a5 cents Q pound, and thus The matter
stands. A few are acting wisely, We be-
lisye, in letting it goat IS cent?, and arc
thus getting The use Of the money.
Whether It Win be any higher the ptesent
season Ia q matter Of gave doubt The
wool crop Of Greene county a worth from
four hundred thousand dollar, 10 bSli a
milisa.s yea<.-Ra ss.GSbuF1- RspuNSea1
During the past week considetable Nool
has been brought. TO- the city, biinSinf
prices equal toll not greater Tim Ia
year. Thm ArSh enn Wessner, Grouse
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.TOHE PEOPLES MONTHLY FOR
II June. Also al the other popular Monthllos
Tor JulX, Daily and Weekly NeHspapefa, eeAool
and Nh eellAneops Books, and Stationery.
Mall orders PronptlyaIlea. ~ s1I
i .laLli ssv @ q. QUIMBY,
No. 1itIMLlKET ST., WHEELING, W. Va
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list OF LETTERS REMAINING
- unclaimed In the Post onioc At Wheeling
Saturday morning, June q, 1874. = :
10 obtain any Of the following, the applicant
Etn please call for Advertised letter., giving ne
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.NoTgIIoaEs TO THE sToCKRoLD,
The Peabody Insurance Co.


Ata special meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of said COMPANY, held Nay ., ls74, At It's once
In the city Of Wheeling, among other ptOoeed.
ings had. the following resolution and orders
were adopted, viz: 'a"1lit
On motion, Il was received that the Capital
Stock OF the Peabody Insurance. Company be
reduced from One Hundred Thousand and TWIN.
ty.aye Thousand Dollars 10 One Hundred Thou.
esnd Dollars (paid up(, BY reducing the par value
Of the shares Of stock IN Baid Company from
one hundred dollars 10 eighty doIlGra. Where-
upon II vas ordered that q general meeting OF
the Stakeholder Of the Peabody Insurance Com
pany be called, 10 b held ct the ONCE Of said
Company In the eltyo Vince ing, West Virgin.
Ia, on thetoth day Of June, 1915 at three O'Clock
?. T., MT the purpose OF eonSideTtng the above
resolution and Tor the transaction Of such other
butlness - may come before said meeting.
On motion II was ordered that the above reso.
luton and proceedings be puhlished for four
successive weeks In one Of the daily neEspaperS
pubNshsd In the elty OF Wheeling, WestVA,
a copy teste. ". BAILEY, Prtst
y. Q. ARTHUR, seey.l sl- mH30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-27
Educational.

WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
The sphpR Term Will open MONDAY, April
9oth. This Is . favorable time for new pupils
10 enter the regular school departmepts, OF for
MUTT. Ar French OF German For isEmS Of
atmlssion; tuition, &e., eaIl on or address the
President REY. WI. B. NORTON. y .apif :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-27
Ne3'WIlIlI.C5ity Grocery.
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l take The pleasure OF informing the citizens
Of Rheeling that have Just opensd . new Gro
eetyt where VIII keep constantly On hand =
nne OF Everything usually kept in q htstelass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-27

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