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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

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|16em d9Dpti1 9em unb inbil l6em @e=
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Mues fertig mar, tpllroe Der 9lSrebfalenber
sur Sanb get1onll1lell ll'l0 llnter Den Mbre1=
lien cine Mustpabl bes Mllsgesei6netiten
aetrofen, mas Yaris an GinlpoDnern be-
1iaB. @unoert Yer1 omen ,purben gu Dem
crl item 9iner, 800 81 Dem 0oraltf fol9en=
Den 9elaoen. Il, aA ii Fl. ff.r4@sa>
| + Sn Baris lit man nellsierig; man
lppllte 9errn MottDias fennen lernen, Ser
| feline @dite ouf cine 9aus neue Nrt unter=
Dalten ,uollte, man ma6te baber bon ietner
Ginla0ung @ebrou9 unb fam 5u,n 9iner
,pie 5u Dem borauf foIgenben Seite. Ser
@irt6 mar ols Gurtius, Die Wirtbin ols
@appbo getleioet. etls ii9 bic @dfte 5ur.
Sofel nieoerselo1en batten erldienen
|iun9e ols @tlapinnen 9efleibete WfQo=
den nit Wolergefdben st einem o09e=
meiren 9dn0etpa1 6en. gber 9}iemano
BON Der @e1elll ll9oft mollte BON oieler
@itte ber @rie6en @ebrau9 MAIDEN, Oa
Seoer bebauptete> 1i9 16on gu 9aule ge=
waI Iden 5u baben. 9ierauf 1ebten auf
einen Wint oes @irtbs onbere jun9e
Mdo9en jeoem @ofe einen 8lumentrar5
auf ben &opf. 9as CAB @eranlaiIun9
gu einem oll9emetnen @eld9ter, benn
|mebr als elm @ait> pel6er eine 8rille ooer
cine Perriide tru9, nabm li@ nit einem
8lumenfran5e auf Der @tirn bD3lt 1on=
berbar aus. Sober 1u9te 1i9 barum 10
balo ols m0sli6 BON bieIer 2at gu be-
freien; MIR einise 9amen, oenen Die
&rdu5e iebr gut fanoen, batten bic &C.
fdqi9feit, oie1elben auf5ubebalten. Gum
Slid fir bic @d tie bate Mattbias teinen
antifen Go9 'finoen t01nen; bic @peilen
1poren: oaber i'm mobernften @el9made
subereitet uno mubten ben lederiten Munb
befrieoigen. 40. r..;, :~s>.:..: CHI: .:..%@
Ser nmtanb, bab Mattbias fir fein
Or6eiter seiorst bate, peranlabte Die
@eieu16aft, li9 bel 3eiten gu entfernen.
9ie Barrier fnb Elm lei9tlinnises
Bolf, 1aste Mattbias nod elmer pau1e
|su ieiner Srau, man mub 1ie spinsen, ii9
5u belebren. M6tsoei itotueniser miro un=
Ier 6ef Mufleben erre9en llno i9 bin
|iiberseu9t, bal s midi bic Wtabemie balo
nit einem Gbrenoiplom aussei9nen mirb.
Sn ber Sbot 5pra9 man pel BON Dem
|bei 9errn Mattbias fatt9efunoenen Seite
aber 9}iemono oa9te oaran, linn bofiir
Elm Sob 5u 9eben. Mattbias un6 feline
Srau batten lid es aber einmal in Den
&opf 9elebt, ouf 6ieie Weile beriibmt gu
tuerOen unb es fol9te Elm Seit auf's
anbere. $685.. II.
SIMMER porlpdrts ,par ibr Wabllpru9
Nber oem n8orlparts !" feQte 1i9 balo
cine eberne Mauer entse9er !; oos Ser
m6gen> ,uel6es 5u ben bisberi9en Soften
Mtittel ber9egeben bate, mar erI96pft, |
unb Mattbias mar ni9t >uenig eritaunt,
als zines Sases bic 2eute, bur9 Die er
1etne 3aubereien aus fiibren lieB 1tatt neue
3au6ereien 5u ibernebmen, ibn.tnit @e6<
tun9en belo9erten uno Be3ablunq ber=
lansten. Man muBte Mlles perfaufen,
mas man beiab, uno bas 9otel NIT elmer
be59eioenen @obnung i'm pierten @tod=
werfe in oer billislten @oritao pertau=
19en. III. :,
Maoame Mattbias mar iiber bie5e
@erdnberun9 BET Uni mitdnbe ni9t tuenig
betriibt, oO9 ibr 2ebens9efdbrte ,par inn
mer nod bon bon 9ldn5enoen planen.
Sd beobi@ti9e, ia9te er gu ibrem. Srof
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

bet elnem Spel1enlrtDe pet 1ire1ten 6u tDn=
men, unb 1aba1nit S9reden Die 3eit fonl=
men, po -9arsni9ts4 4mebr boril, 1ei1 mir
|be. 1Mlle ibre Suulionen poren perI6tpun=
ben llnb iie ting an S,l ipiin1den, oab i6r
|eriter damn ber 5tpar feline 9elebrter 81
tationen MAIDEN. fpn,lte, ober ga fit f6
De- ito beher ouf &oi6mirs uno 9iomon=
ten perltono ME ge1torben 1ein m06te.
Sic; erlonbtee e1id #bober zines Sages 5u
ibrenn 9elebrten @et1obl slt iagen: 2ieber
Mattbias als i'd bi6 beirotbete, botte
i'd 1000 Sblrv vGentelt. Won allem Sem
1T ni6ts nlebr iibrig olsEmeineDiomanten.
9u ipolltef 0finifer merben, on bilt nidt
einmal Gpn1mis bei eine,n &rdmer; luas
wilit bu sulebt anfan9en?
Siebe Srau antmprtete Der @elebrte,
5irtus ", iuel9er eigentli6 Selir Be=
retti bieB blitete Die @9>peine, ebe er
Bapi It tpuroe !; Urban ". mar Elm @6ub=
fider gu Sropes, uno 9aorian ". Bet
telte gar bepor ct leiue rubmpoQe Saul
babn antrot.
Was benefit bos i? ?ia9te Maoame N}ot=
t6ias init Der sgan5en Ni@ternbeit ibres
mieoerer6altenen Beritoubes , tpiQit bu
et>ua betteln 9eben pber @6lpcine biiten>
nm bonn Yopf gu tperoen?
9u irrit, lie6e Grau, i6 fiibrte Die Sci
lpiele nur an INN Dit 5u 5ei9en> oaB man
ME pcr5meifetn mub un6 6aB 1i6 oos
Weroienft in alien 2agen bes lebens aur
@nertennung olr6arbeitet. EQDos Sen
@erluit unleres -@erm0gens betrifft, 10
tr6ite oi9 nit benz Spri6tporte Deus
dederat, Deus abstulit.
; S9 per1 1tebe tein 2atein. u
I" Das lit 19limnl fit bi9, ober 6u fannIt
es nod bon r1ir ternen. Cato lernte oas
@rie6iide i'm Sitter bon 80 Sebren.
Sd min ii6ts BON Dit lernen; on bolt
beine 3eit bc1Ier: an5utpenben , 1oQit cine
Mnlteuung 1u9en .uno @elb peroienen,
,uie bu @elb pertban bai. ...a..
Wtattbtas onttportete 1ierauf nit einem
M@lel5uden, 9in9 bapot uno trieb fd6.
ben 9a115en Sag in ben 2doen bon Mnti-
quaren berlm. Q(n ben folgenoen So=
gen ma@te er es ni9t a,tbers. 9a foBte
Ma6ame Mfottbios ben Gntl l6luB ieGbit
Elm Mmt fit ibren Mdnn gu iu9e>1, ober
es ipolte ibr lange ni9t gelinsen, benn
Die @orte vGr >peiB Mqes"' Die fe Su
ieiner Gmpfeblung brau9te, erre9ten 1ebr
tuenig @ertraue1, ba es i'm Mugemeinen
aus9ema6t 1T, oab 9eute> Die Mues per=
iteben, ge,p6bnli6 gu ni@ts gu 9ebrau@en
1ino. Sod mer 6a lu9et Der fin6et.
Maoame Mattbias peranlab bte enoli6
einen &aufmann, ibrem Manne 6ie @teue
zines 8u9balters 5u iibertra9eu. Mat=
tbias nabm 6ie1e @telle an, ma9te 1i6
ieoo3 aus, in Dem m1elben Mu9enblide fret
gu 1ein, no man i'm gum 9ireftor oes
ltnterri9ts ernennen tuiirbe.
Die @telle bra6te 10 piel Elm, oaB er init
ieiner Trau bate anitdnoi9 leben t0nnen,
aber ct 5erfel leioer nur gu balo nit 5ei=
mem principal bet glei@ in BEN eri ten
Sa9en beim Mufl@lo9en bes Souptbu9s
itatt Der nDtbi9en fau fmdnni1 den Na9=
,peile allerlet 9ele6rte 8etra6tuu9en oar=
in fano. Ser &oufmann 19idte ben ge=
lebrten 8u6bolter beim. @eine Trau
fin9 bitterli6 al gu tueinen, als fie bas
@orgefaQene b0rte. .:.........
@ei rubig, 1t1ein &in6, tr1l ltetete M{ot=
tbias> Der Ybilolopb brau9t lebr tpenig
gu ieiner@riiten5; 9tosenes be9nii9te ii@ |
nit elmer Sonne 5u 1einer @obnun9.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

inst, at twelve O'Clock Carriages win be IN at
tendance al Hunters Point ferry, and the ter.
minus or The Grand street car route at hafpast
eleven O'Clock. to convey friends to the house.
SMITH.-At Hampstead, l.. l.. on Sunday, sep
Smith anu daughter OF Caleb L. and Julia r. smith,
formerly Of Brooklyn: e; D., aged q years
one O'Clock. Trains leave the foot OF south Eighth
street at OK and llk A. N.
sNIFFEN.-ln BROOKLYN on Sunday, september
daughter OF the late John 8. Nafew.
Relatives and frle nds are invited TO attend the
DeKab. Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September 80,
st halt.past two r. N. lnterment ~ nite Plains
TERRY.-suddeniy, on Friday. September %,
ELIZA G. TERRY, aged years and months, the
beloved daughter OF Dr. Joseph A. and Antonla
The funeral win take place on Monday, the 2stn,
at eleven O'Clock A: M., from their residence No.
45 West Forty street. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited.
ToBIN.-At the residence OF his son, John Tobin,
and severe illness, RICHAR RID TOBiN, native OF Ban
dOn county Cork, Ireland.
Relatives and friends OF John ana Michael TObin
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
Grand Central depot, on Monday, September 2s, at
one O'Clock. The remains Will be conveyed to Cal
Bandon papers please copy.
TUERs.-On sunday, September q. IDA N. TUERs,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funer.l on Wednesday September 80, at two
n CITY
WEsER.-On Saturday, September 20. CHAR LES
F. WEBER. in the s7th year OF his age:
With great affiiction did his strength decay,
Worn out with PAIN brought 10 Ills bed OF clay,
All means were used by human skill, in vain,
Till Christ, hts true physician, eased his pain.
Relatives and friends OF the lamiy, also the Ger
man Union Lodge, No. 81, +. and A. NJ, are respect
full invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 70 AmiLy street, on Monday after
noon, september 49, at two O'Clock.
WELsH.-Un saturday September &C. MARGARET
X. WELSH, vile OF the late Archer q. Welsh aged
IS years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral, on Monday, the 2Stn insr., rom Mande-
vile avenue, Jersey City date Bergen), at three
p. M.
' WERNEKRN.-Suddenly, OF rheumatism OF the
heart, ANTHONY ERNEKEN, aged SO years.
The relatives anu friends of the family are re-
specttullv invited TO attend the funeral, rom his
late residence, 439 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, on
Monday, September 2S, at TWO O'Clock.
WILSON. -On Saturday September 26, JAMES &.
WILSON, OF cOnsump ptlOn, in the 26th year o. MS
age, only son OF John II. Wilson, NJ. d.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Monday, september %, at
two O'Clock P. NJ from the residence OF his lather
No. 272 Ninth avenue. His remains Will be Inferred
in Greenwood Cemetery.
Armagh and Tyrone papers please copy.
WIL5ON.-Suldenly, at his residence In Nor
risania, JAMES EVERETT WILSON.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
AMUSE1I ENTS.
A OADkMY. Hath STREET.
TO-hi1Hr r

AOADkxY. HrH STREET TONIaHr
M. max srRAKo CHI has the honor 10 announce
@ 6s % Ssr Italian sper.
which occasion verdI's opera, ''''s'n0sf 20 ."
will 10 presented Tor A the ns .,wa ,wATa
the eminent artisIs from Covent Garden Londeu aSd
'ai ..is, 1s1 HXsfE Hebron. as. v1o1Hrr.
In IL. which odS roe she 80 o,an,iy iaagFursed the
Tenor iSo,n the Paris .i,ansSs ''s distinguished
s-n0' :uppSrssa y iis :alroi osi;,ons A-sAkDo
'%o'' DAA sUna s,snor sofii. Mis-; 'c0oNEY 'NkAoSr
ssnor soSH Su SS,s, mr. an. G ,.aS nSd ssnsr oApH
fss Sept & Second s s'SaS, ssSt
and deous of s,snor. fooffsNTIsI., sis.or czkL5
Of MSS Ssr spS5 Hi9HA Gxsy sruor DEL
PUkNrE, Signor sCOLARA
fAusf os'00sr Third suO''rsp'os s%nsr Night
Nile. HElLSaoN, Miss GARY. sisners GARPL DEL
tIESaE sIsSsS.Y and ,fi.lsI rtnnISL
FIRST sAlsSSAS aaxSp orss% SSsS''s Ms2r1xEE I
:':s' 'z :: 's.s!s ssi q. oi' s
to .yoa a. Su. q the
An'S' a' H%o ~ noInSF oIISfI %DarssIox TICKETS
day which will ents hs holder 70 aaas sea% ''
RARNUM,s ROMAN HlPPODRoMR
THE blsflSS % ! SHED ifIS SP.abbsssTrsstAS.
HIS raIsD x'4 AsD sG"Inssfs GHsf ATTEMPT
to walk
6D MILES IN SIX DAYS
At the Hippodrome,
ON MONDAY, OCTUBER i Ar 1905 A. n.
Mr. BAkAuM u happy 70 announce that the solici.
tatiou ct number VI prominent clulns and in view Of
the gallant struggle made by Mr. WESTON in his late
attempt 70 walk SO miles six he has
TO Anord him another opportunity perform this ar.
du0us task believing hat when in proper condition OF
heal b, As At present. Mr. Weston cannot fail Mr. Bar
NUN wa present 10 Mrs. Weston purse OF 1900 IN
OF hor husbands
PROMENADE CONCERTS
every atter 'con @ ana evening during the walk.
DOORS OPEN AT ALL HOLRs.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

schurch Sunday evening September 81, by the
Rev. Father Preston, DR.. JOHN MOORE. q. y. A..
10 Mrs. n. J. DOLAN, OF Boston, MASS. NO cards.
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

1NHK QUEENS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN.
This well known hrst class hotel having recently
changed proprieos Will now be found OF the most
comfortable In the South Ireland Being situate close
TO the landing stages and railway depot will found
most convenient to American ourists arriving by the
several steamers
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

MARX SMITH MEMORIAL BENkFIT
will be given at
BOOTHS AND WALLACK'S THEATRES
AFTERNOON OF rHuRsDAY, Pn R ocroBERa
Box office. at Wallack's and Booths theatres will be
opened for the sale OF seats week In advance Pri
vate boxes and tickets may be obtained from the men,
bers Of the Amusement COMMUNICATION. A. y. Hall,
Max strakosch, Samuel C0lvie, II. u. Palmer W. X.
Floyd George Colby. II: WALL Dougls Taylor and j. T.
RaymOnd-Or the ONCE OF Slmmonds q Wall ORA
matte Agents, tUy Broadway.
Reserved seats 81; admission, 81
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

nNIvOLI THEATRE, PAUL FALK PROPRIETOR
Wanted, immediately, from 10 10 Is well formed and
good shaped young ladies ior tabeaux wants aud stat
The New York herald., 1874-09-28

THE GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS
will open for short season. corner
EIGhrH AVENUE AND FORrY-NlNTH STREET.
MONDAY EvkNING. SEPTEMBER 2S
with the largest ana best Circus Troupe
.l New YORK
MARTINHO LUVANDE,
THE GREAT BRAZILIAN HORSEMAN,
THE GREATEST EQUESTRIAN LIVING.
MILE. JEANETrk, I'm .l'' n
MR.. WILLIAM CONRAU,
the funniest man alive. with his
MR. WILLIAM DUCRow. MIR. JAMEs CXssiM. MS''
HERR EUGENE FRITZ, HERR MESSENGER,
Mons: BURDEN. sic NATHALIO LUvANDE,
MASrkR TONY LUvANDE, HUBERT FORREST,
and host Of Tumblers, Leapers, 0ymnasts, Acrobat.
&C, DC.
Tho largest and handsomest stud Of
Trained Horses Trick Ponies,
Performing DOgy-and Monkeys
The New York herald., 1874-09-28
ROARDEKs WANTED.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR,
with Board also single Rooms l53 Madison ue,
corner OF Thirty second street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11

Iris exceedingly encouraging to learn
from Memphis that at the ChIckasaw
Club races there on Thursday more PEG.
pie were In attendance than was ever be-
fore seen upon tho course at one time
The grand stand was completely filled
with ladies. There was hardly standing
room Tor gentlemen. Hundreds of cur
most distinguished citizens were seen
hob nobbing together about the quarter.
stretch" To know that the Memphians
have 90 soon forgotten the terrible
fever yiaitation Of last autumn and can be
60 hSppy while the country Just across
the river, and for hundreds OF miles be-
low, Is one vast lagoon, in the midst Of
which starving families are living upon
housetops and pleading for bread and sue.
cor, Is, OF course, very pleasant and en-
couraging. One cannot help wishing,
however, that when last week PROPOSE
ton was introduced into the Memphis
Council 10 appropriate $4,000 for the re-
lief Of the sufferers by the overflow, II
had not been voted down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11

MONEY MATTERs,-The Cincinnati
9assEs Of Saturday says that thcre is no
feature OF interest in that money market
There is almost q total absence Of specu-
latiVe feeling in everything excep, a few
articles Of produce, and in them It Is
Light People buy scarcely anything In
excess Of their immediate necessities, and
therefore the volume Of debts and credits
is kept down, SO that they do not have to
employ much borrowed capital; this con-
dition shoWs extreme caution, and II
seems 70 DO increasing rather than pass.
Ing away, 80 that 1t Is difficult for CAPT.
talists TO tind profitable employment fol
their means.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11
Approximate Los By the Overflow

Approximate Los, BY the Overflow,
The NsvO,,s.n. y;n,,o, ,bsA,h ir.,
in an elSbo,.te .T,icle mon The ove,flow
luraisbes some stsiis,ies RbIcS c,nno'
help being Of interes, ina, A. ,b,s 4ine
OF course. l.om The npmbe,Ie.s ,eeo,,nt.
given Of The aood. ,here "a already a
pretty correc, idea Of its extent ana char.
ae,et. Possibly. however. those mora in.
tmaiely ss,ocisted Win the ,eepes of the
dIsa,ter. even at this late dsy. can afford
iutther important information.
=Itis generally conceded thu, the flood
covers somewhere near 9 800 600 acres,
and the damages win possibly reach
s150OO00O Tht estimate includes tbe
crops, The los Of fences. cattle mules
poultry, and eyery variety O. chs,tel pron.
city, houses, damaged machinery, s.ores
Of food and clothing, and Az tss n,o-
spectlvs loases iron a sssson q tneu-
ployet time, and the expense and labor Of
replacing habitaIiUns and restoring wasted
lands.
involved in these cstImaLes s popu-
lAtion Of 10000 souls.
The los in cotton, even considering
the most favorable prospects for replsnt-
log, 10 estimated at 10000 bales. Tha,
sustained by the sugar interest is more
serious, iuAsmuch "a in the estimate form.
ed Of It no! only the loss Of The presep,
crop must be considered, but the couse-
qaeutial Eoss Of succeeding years. The
present crop is damaged 800 hopsheads
AT all events these figures are in the
margin Of certainty-thAt viii be 5000.
900; next year 10000 hogsheads or &C..
100000; the following year 10000 hogs
heads or $1,000, 900. The direct ap1
consequential loss on sugar, therefore,
must be 100000.
The rice crop is pu. down al Sc 2Qs bar.
rels OF 28o pounds each. The producing
parishes are: St. James 4S5 bbls, NO,
oveIdowed; ST. John 1850 bbls one.
quarter ovelfowed, loss 3l5 bbls; ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11
PROM A REBEL DEMOCRAT.
The so.called Coalition Between
jacob And Camden Men In Ia.
navha County.

hAWhh OountYs ~
WnTux, Msy 4, 1874
Kdic1 o. thsIntEllsGter.
The address recently put out By
walker, the wire. worker, Gt Charleston,
is in keeping with the little game that be
and his coeerie are seeking 70 play In
West Virginia politics. There are soma
Democrats throughout the State who are
not silly enough 70 walk into the parloE
OF the hy: We know the spiders who
spun that web. They can't tapgie some
o. n in their meihes tWice. We have
been there and know al about Walker
and WAlkerism. We have not forgotten
the memorable campaign Of 1872, nor the
memorable proceedings 81 ChArlesIon
since that time. We do not propose 70
go back on our principles, which were
Tor IN honest and economical ADMINISTERS.
ton Of the government Of the State In the
interest Of al the people and Of no one
political party.
l believe now, q l believed then, that
the influence Of Bourbonism in our poll
tics was pernici0us. They gave % the
present unpopular constitution under 9
pretence Of reform. They gave u the
long and expensive litigation that has
arisen h our Courts.
The people, the fountain Of power, are
thinking for themselves. No more win
the remnants of the old slave oliRarchy
dictate TO them their political action,
either bytheir local or Stste Clique.
b G. Davis tIips To Parkersburg from
Washington, TO make The petArds that are
70 hoist his henchmAn 10 The United
States Senate, are all In vain.
No more faith or fealty with the cor
rupt men who have destroyed the Demo.
cratic party ID this St4te, and have made
the nGmeo Democracy syponomous with
every species Of political deprayity.
II was HdddMs Roland who, when on
the eve Of her execution, bowed 10 the
statue Of liberty and exclaimed: %Oh,
liberty iIuhat crimes are committed 10
thy nAmef' ea8 =
Democracy, what crimes have been
committed IN thy name?
&t AREBEI DKNocRAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11
DIED.

PLEHING- MAssu, wiIs OF Atdrsy r
Fleming and daughter II ]. B. stielnAn, IN u.
S9th ysGt Of her age, Il no. . TLth sueet
Funsral tbs (NoadAy) afternoon at = o'Soek
Intenstt u PaulntulA Cemetery. Friends o.
the family are repeatedly invited 70 attend. Z
Isl ClAirsVIlle papers please eopyl
'sNEENEY.-on Saturday, sMSy ?. 1874, =,
nom, TH0s. sTEExET, JE, IN The 18th year Of
bis age
His fGneEsl will proceed from the resIdsnes oil
his father on Main street, above 9th, on Tuesday,
the i4th, At O'Clock ?. 4. Intermsnt At Green.
wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11

PRRsTos COuNTY.-This county has
refused to grant license. A meeting at
the Court House was held on the 4th and
delegates appointed to the Capital Con-
svention on the 27th Of May, at Grafton.
Among these delegates arc WM G.
BROWN and CHAS. N. BuHor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11

JERSoN- Wednesday Ap a
1 9,l6H. q The DutkUos, II Strest Conf rerstinn.
| 9 ChufeA, IN DaERen, LaDeaShtfe. KnElGnd, b.
the Rev. James NeDouEAl, NJ JAMS JIPioS
OF this city, uomeFiy Of DiFWen) and Miss LIz
ZIX INITIAL. Of DGfWEu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE AT
v Elm GROVE Il would ak any one
wishing desirable spot on which 10 erect Q
Purchasing elsewhere These lots are laid oct
% accommodate persons who desire 10 reside In
The county. They arc also near the RSIlroad
Depot Store and Post ONCE.
Apply 70 tho proprietor on the premises.
ApS-dAW Z. s. HOPKINS.
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TmRR are 10000 commercial travellers
In the United States, and 1t costs over
Ss7,oOQ.0OO year to keep them moving,
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FoR SALE
A Farm Containing 1OS Acres.

four Or are acres 70 suit purchasers. There Il
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of The city Of
TEHHs-one fourth eash, balance In one, two
and three years, With interest
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
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.TARM FOR sALE


u
1ofer ior sale the Farm on which 1 now -.
reside, situated IN NArGhAl county, ", Va. .eorne
three miles from the limits Of The city Of Wheel.
ing, On OF near tho Fatrmont Pike, contafninr
i05 acres Of afstelAsS land, neatly al OF which
. N 9ane state Of cultivation, The improve
nentS are all Of the best, consisting Of Biek
House containing eleven rooms, With an do
eonyenenees needn't, Al1rge eisteEn supplies
It with al the YGter for which taln water q Ned.
ed. THERE'S also barge Barn, with cellar Sta.
pie roam for Hoses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon Houts, Com Crib, Brick smoke HOuse.
Chicken House, and . good frame Tenant House
containing toEr roorA.. With Churches and School
House within short distance The said lGnd d
EeA W1teted, and . neyeF.fAillng well at thc
BAN. There IL . good Vineyard Of CAAHba and
Concord 6rapes, and 1lArHG number OF he best
selection Of Fruit Trees IN full bearing, eoniist
Ing o. Apples, Peare, Peaches, PlnmS, Cherries
and QniRcee, With almost ali the Artt dnGlitY a
smAn fruit grown in this part Of the country. 7
Any per son desiring q good home near 70 the
city o. Wbeehnga where they can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise tof The mSffet
win do well 70 cali on the subscriber, who vii
give al the necessary information. Terms eSsJ.
19I-oAW n. T. WAYNAN
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In A. ChAndles, Cashier OF the Pint NstIos.
a Bank Of Wheeling, do solemnIy swear ihAt the
above ststementis true, 70 the best Of ny knOWl.
u. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Cosuct-attest, g. ". PRANZHRIT,
J. s. RHODES,
GEO. ADAMS,
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l, John Wagner, Cashier OF "Ths National
Bank Of West Virginia 81 Wheeling" do sol
tho best Of my knowieoHe and belief
b. ~ - JOHN WAGNER, C1shIer.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this Oh
1Ayot Nay, 161t. O. II. WATklNS,
tis1 a. Notary Pubic.
Co1cet-Attett, II. POLLOCK,
Taos. HUGHES,
u. REILLY,
myll Directors.
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pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL ..The National Bank OF west Virgfnis a
wheeling" In The State OF West VIrSinia, Il
he close OF hrttnsss on the arst Day OF Nay,
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Only gig lots unsold in Addition No. I. Pree
nom 800 TO 8, 900 each.
TEIAs-one-tourth eaSh, the residue IN equal
tnsAlment9 In one, two and threa Year,, with
interest JEo. P. GILCHR1ST,
jas AtTop Mn,