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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

AT 1897 Market street may be found
steinway Grand Pianos,
stelnway Upright Pianos,
steinway Grand Upright Pianos,
Steinwsy Square Pianos,
Kuabe Grand Pianos,
Knsbe Grand Square Pianos,
Knsbe Upright Pianos,
Knsbe Square Pianos,
Chickering Square Pianos,
Hazelton Grand Square Pianos,
Hazelton Square Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Menchsl 6 Smith Pianos,
Good z Octave Second. Hand Pianos,
Good 6 Octave Secondhand Pisnos,
Smith American Organs, Ii styles,
Mason & Hamlin Organs, Z styles,
Estey Organs, 4 styles,
Wood Organs, l style,
Packard Organs, 8 styles,
Several Good Second. Hand Organs
Prices Of Pianos from 800 to $l,45O.
Prices Of Organs from $50 to $3.50.
Terms 10 suit all. Call and examine.
ADAMS s. LUCAS, 1927 Market St.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, November "A -Flour-Quiet
aud unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair
and prices advanced; No. l spring 05c;
No. 2, 93s03tc cash: S9sc seller Deem
Der; 95;c seller January; No. 8, S4aS5c;
rejected 794s0c. Corn-Dull and unset
tied; No. 2 mixed 74fc cash; 724c bid
stlIer the year; rejected old 72473c; new
G1a6Sc; high mixed 75!c. Oals-De-
msnd fair and prices advanced; No. .,
49ic cash; 40sc seller the year; rejected
46I4S:. Rye-Demsnd far and prices
advanced; No. 2 81 80 cash or seller De-
cember; No. 3, 81 l5a1 20. Pork-De-
mand active and prices advanced, $lS %
cash; SIS 90 seller the year, and
$l3 so seller February. LAID -
Demand fair and market firm, $13 37t
cash; $l2 As seller the year. Bulk Meats
Moderate demand and unchanged.
On open Board this afternoon wheat
closed firm at the above prices. Oats
r.sier at 40i: seller November; 4Ssc
s=ller the year. Corn easier at 741s74ic
cIsbi 72sc seller the year. Total mum.
Der Of hogs packed here 10 date 100000
against $4,000 same date last season.
Whisky dull and nominal OF 0Oc
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CINCINNATI, November 14-Cotton-
Quiet and fin at lac. Flour, Wheat and
BArley-Unchanged. Corn-Steady; ear
6ls62c; shelled 64AO5c. Oals-Righer;
65s5Sc. Rye-Active al 9Gc. OilsSUn.
changed. Eggs-Stesdy at PC. Butter
aud Cheese-Firm. Lard-Demaud fair
and market firm; higher; sales at 13ta
13ic spot; kettle sold at 1886 at interior
points, next weeks delivery. Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm at 7ts10is11c. Bacon
Active; jobbIng at 0A0isl3a1lc. Green
Meats-Firm; shoulders GIa7c; sides 0ic;
hams 1OislOic. Hogs-Firm; medium
TO fair packing 60 s5s7 10; good packers
and extra butchers 81 25a7 50; bulk Of
the sales at 8 25a7 80. Whisky-O7c,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Stocks.

New YORK, November l4-MoNBY-
Steady at 8a3i per cent all day.
STERLING ExcHAHGE-Firm at isGa
4.s0! for long and short.
GoLD-suonger, opening at ll0i, and
closing at l1Ol. Carrying rates It, and
fat. Custom receipts 100000. Treas
ury disbursements $2sO,0OO. Clearing
$5O,0O0,0OO. Dry goods imports 81, co.,
737. Produce exports $5,lGl ,2Il.
Forged 500 bonds OF the City o
Pittsburgh were discovered in this city to
day. It Is reported that $4,000 worth o
these bonds are aAost.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shares, OF which 81.
900 were Western Union, 10000 Pacific
Nail, 5000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, co.,
900 Union Pacific, $4,000 Northwestern
1900 Rock Island, 10000 St. Paul, IL
900 Toledo, Wabash and Western and II I,
900 Ohio & Mississippi.
Tho failure Of the shipping firm Of Xii.
ham, Land & Co, Of Boston, is announced
Their liabilities are placed at 100000
This failure IL the result OF the present de-
preston in the shipping trade
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A Grand Array of Beaded
CloakS and Walking jack
etsy the very latest. An ex-
tenslve display of shawIs
and scaIfs at half value.
Ladies' the above will be
our Opening SpeclaltIes for
this week, but remember
this is only one part of the
Great Bargains we are now
prepared to show you. We
invite your personal inspec-
ton to our extensive display
In order to appreciate the
merits of our present Offer
l. BLUM & BRO,
IIo4 Main St.
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RAILROAD B0EDs-Eirm; good demand
and generally higher.
STOCK MARKsT-Stocks opened q. a
slighIdecline from the closing quotations
of yessrdsy, the weakest stock on the list
being UHiOn Pacific. Later the whole
market became strong and prices
advanced Z to Il per cent, the latter being
in Northwest; the next strongest stock
being Wabash. During the afternoon
there was some slight reaction on reali-
zation, but favorable bank statement
caused the whole market 10 close firm
Union Pacific declined to 37i on dis
patch from Boston that the Solicitor Of
the Treasury had made demand Tor the
payment Of 5 per cent Of the nel earnings
Of the Company from November, 1869, Ia
October 18Th, 1874, but recovered later to
3j! On dispatch from Boston that the
officials Of the Company state that 5 pei
cent on the net earnings shall be paid
alter the road is completed. The officers o!
taC road further states that the Solicitors
claim will not stand in laT from the fsc'
given The Commission did not make
iheir report until October, 1874, and
hence the road was not completed 10 the
eye Of the law until this Commission de-
ctred II so.
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BALTIMORE, November a. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Strong;
No. red 81 coal 90; No. 2 do 81 Tia
/ IS. Corn-Stock light, SIC. Oats
Frmer G2sGjc. Rye-Firmer and high.
or, O9ca$l co. lIay-Unchsnged. Pork
-Nominslly, gel 90. Bacon-Buoyant;
shoulders 0ic; clear rib 13isl3Ic. Sugar
Cured Hams-l4a15c. Lard-Firm; re-
fined 15c. Butter-Wcstern unchanged.
Pelroleum-UnChanged. Coifee-Enlire.
ly nominal. Whisky-Excited; prices
higher with small sales, 81 DIAL 05.
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COMPLETE LIT.-Below we give q
complete list Of the Grand Officers install.
ed BY G. H.Hodgson, Supreme Grand Inner
Stewart oil the Supreme Lodge Of the
World, Knights Of Pythiss, at the close OIL
the session Of the Grand Lodge in this
city: G. V.P., Manner Jenkins, oil Pied
mont G. q, E. W. Garfield, Of Paw Paw;
G. V. @, VIM. Winder, of Wheeling; G,
P, G. Il. Ho1gson, Of Berkeley Springs
G. &. Of R. and g., ]. Rufus Smith, Of
Berkeley Springs G. NJ. Of E, John F,
Smith, Of Middlewsy; G. NJ. Of A., John
E. Stuck, Of Newburg; G. l. G., T. G.
Lynch, Of Piedmont G. o. G., n. s.
Campbell, Hsrper's Ferry. In addition
to the above, George Kingdom, Of
Wheeling, disappointed D. D. G. U. for
the first district
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BRLLAIRR lTRMs.-A somewhat RI
diculous error was made yesterday by
many Of our citizens in reading q Bellaire
local in the Sunday Times which said
that Glen Bolan was bitten by rat.
Glenn BolAn Is an old gray haired colored
man, and great favorite with lower
town folks, full Of fun and having all the
peculiaritiGS Of an Old Virginia slave,
but Lem BOlon IS lawyer and Clerk Of
the city. A great many contoundlng the
two extended their coincidence TO the lat
ter bright and shining light Of hard shell
Democracy, In place Of the other ebony
faced lover Of RepublicAnism.
Milk punch is said 10 be specific for
dyspepsia, and consequently many OF our
boys are offering up ferVent prayers for an
epidemic Of that disease.
The Masquerade Ball Friday night was
a financial success, Passing BY the City
Hall at II o'clock, p. NJ, We can truly
sSy so far as noise Is concerned, II was the
success Of the season.
The B. s. o. r. r. Co. changes time Of
running trains to-day. Persons wishing
10 60 West can leave the city at $50 A.
NJ, 1920 p; NJ; and 4:25 p. NJ. Going
East al $50 A. N 1886 p. NJ. and $50 A.
NJ. The G. &P, r. R, also changes time
to-day.
A society composed Of the best musical
talent In the city, Is In progress. The So
ciety will have.regular meetings, at which
they propose 10 practice tho art OF music,
both vocal and instrumental. A better
idea was never proposed.
Sheriff Cochran was in town all day
Friday and Saturday, on business.
Those shoes Of Prof. Leet's will be fin
ished by the first Of January. Boiler Is
on the inside work at present.
For the purpose Of promoting temper
auce a number Of Parisians have estab.
lished milk club. We think an estab.
lishment Of that kind would work well in
Bellaire. It would be well for the crusa.
ders to try something Of the kind, even II
some Of the boys did not take kindly to
their juvenile allment 1t might do some
good, II in no other way, by making less
Democratic votes. Denis couldn't stand
milk as drink unless 1t was milk punch
They take theirs straight. eide last
election.
At the adjourned meeting Of Council
Saturday night, the following business
was done:
Committee on Fence on Gravel Hill
reported 1t built and was discharged.
The Rolling Mill Committee on the
bridge question was granted further time
The Street Commissioners report was
received.
This was the amount oil business trans
acted by that august body II we had moi
seen It we could not have believed it.
The two men who were caught In the
act Of stealing q pair Of pants from the
awning in front Of Nuller's dry goods
store on Friday had q trial on Saturday
and were fined s. and costs each, in de-
fault Of which they will work out the fine
No arrests were made Saturday,
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TEAcuERs AssoCIAToN-At the rsgu.
lar monthly meeting Of the Wheeling
Teachers Association, held in Union
School Hall. on Saturday last, nearly sixty
teachers were present. Superintendent
Williams called the meeting 70 order at
10 o'clock A. N. In the absence Of Secre.
tSry Stevenson, Miss II, E. Taylor, Of
Centre School, was chosen Secretary pro
TEN.
The roll was called, and Absenlees from
the previous meeting offered their excuses.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved. Singing was dis
pensed with, owing to the absence oil the
members Of the choir, Prayer was offered
by Rev. McMechen.
Principal Bundy, Of the Frat Ward
School, conducted an exercise In photo
graphy, prefaced by q few remarks on the
origin Of written language.
Miss Phillips, teacher in Division A,
First Ward School, entertained the meet
Ing with choice select readings.
The principal feature Of the occasion
was an address by Miss Meholin, Of the
Third Ward School. Miss n. took fol
her subject the Life Of Isabella, Queen oil
CASTLE, and treated It In a manner which
fully sustained her reputation as a lecturer
Tho question which had been chosen
for discussion on this occasion was, fol
want Of time, laid over for the next
meeting.
Mr.. Williams announced that the Bel
mont County Teachers Institute will hold
It's annual session, at Bellaire, during the
Christmas holidays, and that the Wheel
ing teachers arc cordially invited to
attend, and participate in the proceedings
The following programme for the next
meeting Of the Association was announced
by the President:
/. Class DrM.-Subjecl: Arithmetic
Proportion" TO be conducted by Prin'
cipal Mertz
2. ReddineS.-Misses Ella NJ. Boyd
and Maggie Davies
8. Lecture Principal Stevenson; sub
ject: Qualifications and Duties Of Prima
~ Schools"
4. Discussion Questions ReSolred, Tha'
education in the common schools SHOULD
embrace not only the rudimentsl branches
reading, writing and arithmetic-bu
also the full course embraced In the cur
riculum oil the higher institutions gen.
erally.-Principsl snowden TO lead.
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POLICE COURT MATINEE On Satur.
day afternoon i've cases were examined
at the police court.
VIM. Roof and Leopold Alderman
were fined S. and costs each, and John
Hosenleldt and Joseph Weimer 81 and
costs each, for creating tumult and disor-
der.
For drunkenness, Geo. Boyce was fined
SEQ and costs. Execution in the case was
suspended upon condition that defendant
leave the city Immediately.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November l4.-Clover
seed-FAir demand; stastc. Flour
Improved demand; Wisconsin and Min
nesota family IS 25a5 IS. Wheat-Re-
jected red 81 l0al 20; amber 81 23Sl 90.
Rye - Held at 81 DIAL %. Corn =
Firmer; sOa92c. Oats-Improved de.
msnd; CSC. Pork - gee 90. Hams
picked 1lta1lic. Beef hams - TIC.
Lard-15sl5tc. Petroleum-Essy: re-
jected l0Ic; crude sastc. Butter-Flrmi
32a34c. Uheese-Steady; 14Al6ic. Eggs
Firm; 2Oa3O Whisky-Held Of 81 OIL.
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NEW YORK, November II -Business
qliet with commission houses and job
Olng branches inactive. The market fol
cotton goods is nominally unchanged,
Linwood and Whitneyville bleached
shirtings arc reduced TO l2isl0ic re-
specnvely. Side band prints continue
active but fancies slow. Woolens quiet
Hosiery more active. The Daily Bulletin
says that there will be very large
package sale Of domestic shawls and
shirts at auction on Wednesday next,
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There are more than ten thousand peo
pie in the United States who expect 10 b.
hsppy possessors OF the first grand prizl
in the Kentucky Gilt Concert Of $3.50 GOO
Al Of them butone will be disappointed
One will get it, for Governor Bramlette
the manager al Louisville, has announced
that the Concert will positively take placI
on November 80, 1874; that there will b.
no further postponement, and If oul
readers want 10 know more about it, WRIT
to bin. eodhw
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SOMETHING NEw.-In passing Hall.
Photograph Gallery on Main street, VIC
saw what we took at a distance to be q
large Cabinet Organ, but OF closer OK,
animation 1t turned out TO be an enor.
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry We
were informed that it was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for q treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
dows Tor examination and admiration,
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JUSTICE CALDWELL Elizabeth En-
inert, charged by Andrew Holman with
assault and battery, and with a dis
turbance Of the peace, was examined by
this Justice Saturday afternoon. The
assault and battery was not proven, and
the case was dismissed. The peace and
quiet Of the community had been dis
turbed, however, and Elizabeth was re-
quirCd 10 give bond in the sum oil $50
that she would be Of good behavior for
the period OF six months.
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CHRISTMAS DIsTRIDUT1oN.-The pur.
chaser OF every dollars worth of boots OF
shoes will be entitled to one ticket in The
following prizes to be given away:
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies' E. G. BURT Kid Button.
One pair Gents CT. Alexis Ties.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button,
One pair child's velvet foxed Button.
One pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods are on exhibition at
the store. JERRY CLEMENS.
Corner Main and 18th streets.
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AT TIE OPERA HoUsE.-On Saturday
afternoon son Hand" was repeated to q
fine audience. In the evening the house
was crowded. "Dixie, or Our Colored
Brother" was presented, with Mr.. Thomp'
son as "Dare,Devil.DixIe." Neither the
play nor its rendition were equal to that
Of the previous evening. Mr.. Thompson
however, gave great satisfaction, and re-
ceived much applause. In Mr.. K4vanagh
the comedian has an able assistant, who
was not forgotten by the audience.
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TOLEDO. November u -Flour-Sleady.
Wheat-Demand fair and prices ad-
vanced; No. . white Wabash 81 III;
No. 3, 81 10; extra do 81 17s; No. i
red 81 II; No. 2 do 81 II. Corn-Firm;
high mixed new, spot csc; seller No.
vember Csc; seller December &c; low
mixed 7Gic. Oats-Steady; No. Q spot
ard seller November SCI; white 543c.
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THR WIEsEL SeIRER-The hall of the
Wiesel Musical Institute on Saturday
evening contained very fine audience.
Much interest was taken in this solree, it
being the first public performance since
Mr.. Bassett assumed the dictatorship Of
the Institute. The programme opened
with q piano solo by Mrs. HutChins,
which was executed with her usual vigor.
Gus style. Then followed a trio, by Mrs.
Whitney, Prof. Roe and DR.. Martin,
which was very fine indeed. Miss Elite
Roemer came next in vocal solo, 1.-THE
Violet" which was only moderately good,
Miss ROemer was apparently not in good
voice, and did not sing as well as she has
upon previous occasions. The chorus,
"Tamshauser," by the Institute, was
grand. DR.. Martin sang solo, "Who
Treads the Path oil Duty" in elegant
style, and received an encore. In answer
to the warm applause Of the audience
he returned and very finely sang
The Mariners Home Is the Sea-"
The "Tancredi Overture" by the or
chestra, was superb. 1t was heartily en-.
cored, but was not responded to, Mr.
Bsssett coming upon the stage and bow
ing his Acknowledgements. This orches-
ira is comparatively new feature in the
Institute, and promises much for the Iu-
ture. A vocal solo, Devotion" by Mrs
Whittsksr, was very good. The singer
was recalled, and in her sweetest tones
sang "spring and Autumn" The enter
tainment closed with a chorus entitled
"Gypsey Lite" with orchestra accompa-
niment, in which the latter again appear
ed to great advantage Upon the whole,
the soiree was brilliant one, and very
creditable 10 the new director. Mr.. Bias.
sets fine musical education, as well as
his undisputed ability, will be an inval.
liable acquisition 10 the Institute.
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A WELL executed counterfeit S. bill
purportiDg 10 be the issue oil the First
National OF Chicago, has been detected
The text and signatures oil tie bill are
eteimltations Of the 50 bills OF The
Traders National Of Chicago, with the
words First National" substituted.
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The officers of the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing & KY. Railroad Co. met at the office
OF Messrs. Davenport 6 DoVener on Sat
urdsy afternoon, and adjourned to meet
at the Court House on the third Tuesday
in December.
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FRESH OYSTERs.-Dick McCracken hs.
secured the agency for the stansbury
oyster, and keeps fresh stock always on
hand at his establishment, 1910 Market
street. The stansbury oysters cannot be
excelled by any in the market. Mr.. Nc.
Cracker is constantly in receipt Of sea-
sonable fruits and vegetables Of the fines,
quality
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FREE OYSTER LUEcH.-There will be
free Oyster Lunch at the White House
Saloon, Market street, opposite the Nc,
Lure House, this Monday morning, and
every Monday hereafter.
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The body Of q new born infant, en-
closed in q stocking to which stone was
attached, was found in pile Of brush in
the river az Martins Ferry Saturday
morning,
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Masonic Extensive preparations are
being made throughout the country for
the trieunisl meeting Of the Grand Com.
mandery Of the United States at New
Orleans, Louisiana.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, November l4.-Whea,-
Stronger; 81 90. Corn-Better; Gle on
track. 0ats-Better; 5Sa5Gc. Petroleum
Steady; standard white 03c; Ohio State
test 11tc; small lots lag cents higher.
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THAT Gath street sewer is again in
trudiDg itself upon the notice Of the
public. We look for o card from the
Councilman contractor.
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ONLY limited number Of those large
photographs can DO made between this
and Christmas
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THs Board Of Education holds a regu.
lar monthly meeting on Thursday even
ing next.
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The Grand Lodge K. Of P. concluded
their session and adjourned to meet In
Martinsburg.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THR LADIEs.-
The enterprising firm Of L. V. Blond
who is always ahead Of the times, has
Just received fine lot Of Ladies' Box tee
and Scotch Edge Button CATERS, which
are just out and has become 90 universally
worn by the ladies in the Eastern cities
Our lady friends should call and see
them, as they arc really a handsome shoe
and can not be surpassed as regards
beauty and durability. OF course they
will be all the range, and the ladies car
congratulate Mr.. Blond in adding such &
handsome fitting Cater to his already
large stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

TuE Grand Lodge Of Good TemplOrs
Of this State meets at Charleston on Wed.
nesdaY.
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]. W, FRRREL is selling out his Brus-
sells Carpet at one dollar and ten cents per
yard.
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AUCTION prices Of Dry Goods COM
mence this morning at n. Emsheimet's
Main street, above 18th.
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WEBER PIANOS.

Now is the time TO supply yourself
with dry goods and carpets at cost, at
J.W. FERRRL's.
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GREAT closing out sale Of Dry Goods
commences this morning OF II, En-
sheImet's, regardless q cOsL.
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n. EMsHRMER will change his bust.
ness by the first of January, Attend his
closing out Gales.
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]. W. TERRELL is really selling all his
goods and carpets Just at Eastern cost,
certain, corner Of Main and Goth street.
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ANOTHER invoice OF Vogle s Hughes
Organs came into Sheib's store yesterday
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ANY family that gets a Weber Piano
will have prize.
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GIneGateIIia
NOVEMBER 10, 1874.
New AdHertiIemenla.

New Advertisements.
US. Post Office Department Pfopo.
sails Tor Carrying the Mail.
New Crop N. o. Molssses.
New RaiSins.
Spare Ribs, &c.
Flour-M. & j. Pollock.
Carpets and OIL Cloths.
Show Gases.
Hamilton Opera House.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Sine's Gilt Enterprise.
THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed al sllvey's Drug Store, cor,
ner opposite the Post Office;
SATURDAY.
'4 5. r i SIS q 7 &
tUEDAY.
sAH nS 'E;H 7En.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

On account Of repairs, there were no
services at the Eng. Luth Church yesler.
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

THERE was no police court on Saturday
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

If you want goods or carpets at cost
60 TO J. W. Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-16

MUNICIPAL court this morning