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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-07

AppARANT EFFoRf TO DEFRAUD.-A number of
firms have been approached bypar-
ties who wanted to buy goods on credit and who
called themselves McCunney q Co. They re-
ported that their place of business was at $40
Market st. Wilmington. There is no such num-
ber in this city, and no such firm is known here,
10 that they were undoubtedly attempting
frand.
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FOURTEENTH DEATH BY THE DISASTER.
SYRACUSE, July 7.
Carrie Astrander, injured in the Baptist
church disaster, died last evening, making the
fourteenth death by that accident.
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ANartiages.

ELsRoAD-HALf oCK.-on the soth of June, by
the Rev. John W. NJ " llams, d D., John n.
sroad to Miss Ella O. daughter of f. ID. liallock,
Isq, all of Baltimore. No c rds.
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sye,t Advertisements.

WE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LE-
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
Tience 10 be equal for hardness and purity to any
iehigh in the market, at Schuylkill prices. All who
have used 1t, buy again
GEO. w. BUSH A. SON, French st. Wharf
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PHILADELPHIA, July 7.
Cotton steady at 175s@1s1sc. Flour dull sl-
perfine, S3.75@450; extras, $3.50; Penna,
Ohio and Indiana extras $7.0O@L25. Wheat
dull red $l.35; amber, $1.53@1. 55. Rye held
at dollar. Corn dull yellow, SOC. Oats dull /;
white 65ta67c. Whiskey held at CSC.
QUOTATIONS. At THE BRANDYw1NE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAIN--ooRREoTED DAILY.
Family Flour ur...,..............59 .59. 5001l 90
Extra Flour. 7.75@ 8.75
Superfne Flour. ......... 5.75@ 6.75
Corn 82c
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FOURTH EDITION.


AUGUSTA, Ca, July 7.
Alexander Fl. Stephens declines a reelection
to Congress, on account of ill health, and will
probably resign his seat in the present Congress-
in time for an election to fill the vacancy.
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Five hundred Mormon immigrants arrived in
New York yesterday
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Summer 8ssorts.

TgIHE CELEBRATED FAMILY HOTEL,
Il The OCEAN HOUSE, Cape May, opens on the
9th of Jure. The home-like character of this es-
tablishment is too well known to need comment
Terms moderate. For rooms, &C., apply TO
ROBERT S. TICE
je20-1m Cape May City, N. j., Proprietor
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LOREWARNED, FOREARMED. TO
IL be forearned row when you are threatened
with all the ailments caused by debtatng spring
and summer weather Is so make free use of
JURUBEBA, JURUBEBA. JURUBEBA
JURUBEBA, JURUBEBA,
which will make the liver active, assist Digestion
purify the blood, strengthen he Uterine and Urna-
iy organs invgorate the SYSTEM and make You en-
Joy life as you ought Price 81 bottle. JOHN q.
KELi OGG, Agent New York, je29-4w
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alew Advertisements.
Il LIVINGSTONE is DEAD.

II LIVINGSTONE is DEAD.
For 80 years Millions have intently watched his
perilous yet heroic struggles, and grand achieve
ments, and now eagerly desire the Complete Life
History of this worldrenowned hero and benefactor
which unfolds also the curiosilies and wealth OF a
wild and wonderful country. 1t is just ready. 1900
Agents wanted quickly. One agent sold 1s4, another
1866 one week For particulars, address HUBBARD
BROS, either Philadelphia, Boston, or Cincinnati,
Ohio. 1e29-4w
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THIRD EDITION.
Arrest of Smuggiers.

A BAND BROKEN UP AT LEwEs-THE SUPPOSED
PRINCIPALS AND THEIR CoNFEDERATEs ALL CAP
TURED--A BuAIBoAT oNFIscATED-PARTIcULAR
OF THE AFFAIR.
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aIew Advertisements.

TNHREE BUSHELS OF CHERRIES AN
IL hour are stoned by using a cherry-stonng ma
chine. The difference in p ice of pitted cterries
and those with stone in, in fair crop, would pay
for several machines For sale by
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No s35 (Eiqht Tkrty-nvel Market st., below Ninth,
Philadelphia
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The river continues to fall. The marks
last evening indicated 8 feet inches
The Science departed for Psrkersburg
as usual.
The Albion has laid up at PArkersbuIg
on account Of low water.
The MallIe Ragon will be the Parkers.
burg boat this morning.
The Charlie Hornbrook arrived from
Parkersburg with tow Of bark. She LEFT
for Steubenville.
The Barnard has laid up st sunfGh, and
the Nail City and Hope here.
The Tempest and Market Boy are still
running,
The ]. A. Camden SAs laid up at the
foot Of Letart, with 1000 barrels Of salt
for ]. G. Morris, Of this city. She cannot
get through on account Of low water.
The James Rees is still at Middleport,
but will resume her trips as soon as the
river rises.
The steamer Acorn and bArges arc ~
ing at the foot Of LetsrE, unable 10 get
through.
Capt. Edwin Hornbrook, Of this city,
has contracted for two more model bsrges,
to be built at Murrsyville.
The Jessie B. was taken of the docks
yesterday.
[By Telegraph
PrTTsBUReH, October 29.-River risen
Is inches. Foggy and cool.
CINCINNATI, October 23.-River 4 feet
8 inches and rising. The rain during he
afternoon is threatening at night.
GRANVILLE, October 2S. Weather
cloudy with considerable rain during The
night and morning. Mercury 90 10 60
River falling slowly with two and six.
tenths feet on the gauge. Up-B. Fl.
Cook, Geo. Roberts, Sandy. Down
Florence Lee, Laura L. Davis and Ship,
pers Own. Business light.
LOUISVILLE, October 29.-River sta
tionary with 3 feet in canal. Arrived
Vint shinkle, Cincinnati; Cobb Cecil,
lronton. DepGrted-Shirkle, Cincinnati:
Cecil, Evansville. Slight rain all day.
ST. LOUIS, October % Arrived =
Harry johnson and Addie johnson, from
Keokuk; Gilmore, from Ohio; Paragon
and Scudder, from New Orleans; Saysu-
nah, from Fort Madison; St. Geneyiye
from Vicksburg. Departed-Harry John
son, for 81 Paul; Belle OF Memphis, for
hemphis. River falling slowly.
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The Prince Of Wales Last.

His Royal Highness has been detected
In many an act which has startled the
Queen. The last Of which Is said 10 be
the ordering Of $4,000 worth Of tickets
for the Public Library Of Kentucky. Her
MSjesty, It Is stated, did not object to his
buying literally, but in the present con-
dition Of the Princes finances, she thought
$4,000 worth was 10 much for him to
invest. II IL asserted that he insisted on
sending his order TO Governor Bramlette,
assuring his royal mother that he knew
what be was about, for that as e, 500 900
was 10 be distributed to the ticket holders
on November 80, and in such gifts as
S2500O0, 100000, &C., he would have q
splendid chance at one Of these splendid
prizes, and thus, easily pay his debts.
a0dhw
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The RACES YEsTRRDAY.-Quite large
crowd was in attendance st the races yes.
terdsy, and the prospects, far Tor larger
attendance to-day.
The first race was for q purse Of 800
for horses trottlDg three heats, the nearest
to three minutes time taking the money.
Entries Tor this race were: ], Emery's b.
g. Revenge, Perry Comps br. 6. She'll
bark, A. Eismsn's b. 6. Jerry Hoover,
John McGAnnon's s. 6. Glencoe, John
Hines b. 6, Jim, John Hines 6. 6. Silver
sides, and o. D. Tipton's Histogo Chief
The latter horse won the race snd took
the money.
The next was free for all trot tol
s4OO. Entries: A. NJ. Wells ch. m
Kitty Wells, A. N. Wilson's b. m. Frank,
and John Hines g. 6. SilVersidss. The
first heat was won by Frank, silversides
second, Kitty Wells third. In the second
heat Kitty Wells came out first, Silver
sides second, Frank third. Kitty Wells
came out first in the third hest, Silver
sides second, Frank third. Kitty WOE
the race in 2:4l.
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A cARD.-To my patrons, friends, and
generous public Of the city Of Wheeling
Circumstances beyond my control caused
. suspension Of my business Tor few
days. Thanks to kind Providence and
the generous support Of my friends in
and out Of Wheeling, I have been enabled
to surmount the bitter persecution of my
enemies. Asking patronage commensu-
rate with the gross persecution perpe.
trated upon me, I viii continue to sell
my large stock OF goods at prices to please
my customers. T J. W. FRRRKL.
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BELLAIRB ITENIs.-VegetAbles, fruits,
&c, are selling at the following prices {:
Potatoes 81 per bushel, sweet potstoes
g per busheI, tuEnips 81 per bushel,
ounces e so per bushel, apples Sc per
barrel, cTanberries 15c per quart, butter
35c per pound, eggs zoe per dclan, fresh
lake fsh l0c per pound. These are the
prices OF the things mentioned above, as
they were selling yesterday.
&The citizens Of our place speak elo-
quently oil the beautiful weather at pres.
ent prevailing, but the river men have an
entirely different opihion-they want rain
and falling weather in general How
different Is mankind.
Hunting is all the rage among our sport.
ing men ct present, and the way some
bringjn game make others more anxious
10 60.
We understand that the farmers along
the line oil the B. & o. Railroad are put.
ting up notices in conspicuous places on
their farms prohibiting the hunting Of
game on their land, as they are very
much annoyed by hunters running over
their farms without regard to grain being
trodden down. This may be policy on
the part Of the farmers, but II Is death on
the followers Of Nimrod.
Those young men standing on our street
corners and annoying passers.by with re-
marks, not Of the highest order, should be
careful, or they will get their names into
print A word to the wise, etc.
The Great Western Minstrels still sur
vive in our midst. Their banners were
floating in the breeze yesterday, giving
notice OF the intended play last night
The appearance Of the factors" was moi
at all progressing. But then you know
"all is not gold that glitters," -riee vsrSd
A trick was played on the Great West,
ern the other night BY small boy which
did not tend 10 increase their treasury de,
partment in the least. This boy by somG
manner Of means got hold Of a large mum
Der OF their tickets and distributed them
among some other boys Of his class, and
the consequence was q full house. We
have this from one Of the boys who par
ticipsted In the affair. -
We were unable to learn the psrticu-
lars, but We understand that a small boy
in one OF the cooper shops by some mean
or other had one Of his thumbs taker
partly of yesterday.
Good big DRINKS are on the decline
We have not been able to get up a rea
good case Of this kind Tor a long lime.
Two oil our lady school teachers ar
studyingstbe art Of teIegraphy under thu
efficient manager Of the Western Unior
Office in this city. They devote eact
evening to that exercise and are making
rapid progress. Two young ladies' Inter;
mediate" are also learning the flnl
art in this place, A Better way
10 employ spare time, and one that may
tbe benefit as well as an amusement
cannot be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24

AUGUST FLoWRR.-The most misera-
BILE beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy.hve per cent Of the
people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their eject
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
bitual costivenesS, impure blood, heart
burn, wsterbrSsh, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit OF the stomach, yellow
akin, coated tongue and dissgreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of the food
alter eating, low spirits, &C. Go TO the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get rs cent bottle,
OF q sample bottle free Of charge. Try it.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eodAw Woodbury., N: ].
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TRANsTERs OF RIAL EsrATE.-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
In the county Of Ohio, were left for
record OF the Office OF The Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday:
Deed made Sept. 10, 1874, by Robert
Costaiu and vile 10 Thos. Costain, for
north 2 feet 81 inches lot No IA, and north
II feet 81 inches lot No. 10 Bushaeld &
McMechen'S addition, N. W. Admitted
Deed made Sept. IS, 1874, w Robert
Costain 10 John II. Milton, ior south y!
feet and 81 inches Of lot No. IL on Coal
street, Bushfeld & McMschen's addition,
N. W. Admitted Oct II; SS5.
Deed made oct. 10, 1874, by W. W.
Martin and wife to jams Brown, for lot
No, 10, A u. Robinson's addition, Island.
Admitted Oct. 81; $780,
DNd made Oct, 10, 1874, BY ]. T. Sulli.
va and Il. F. Parke, Executors, to Henry
Rickle, Tor lot No. 10 in square 20, 8. W.
Admitted Oct. 81; $1,000.
Deed inside Oct 10, 1874, by Henry
Wohlert, sr., to August Wohlert, Tor lot
No. 8 square 10, s. W. Admitted Oct
90; $3.50.
Deed made Oct. 10, 1874, by Henry
Woheft, sr., TO Henry Wohlert, it,, fol
lot No Q square 10, s. ". Admitted Oct,
90; $3.50.
Deed made Sept. IA, 1879, by Robert
Crawford and wife 10 Matilda Robinson,
Tor 30 feet Of lot No. 90, north side Clay
street, between 9Th and Sth streets. Ad.
mitted Oct. %; 81.
Deed made Oct. 81, 1874, by William
P. Hubbard, special commissioner, to
John T. Courtney, Tor II acres, 2 roods
and IS perches land on Woods Ruiz,
joining the Isaac Kelly and Smith farm
Admitted Oct. 90; $455 90.
Deed made July s, 1874, by George
Crumbacker and wife to Louisa 5eabright
for lot No. 90, north eide Of 10Th street
Admitted Oct. 90; $23sl.
Deed made October 2S, 1874, by G. O.
Davenport, special commissioner, TO Pat
rick Nicholson, for south half Of lot 10,
square II, Joseph CaldwelIs addition
Admitted Oct 49, $500.
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SOMETHING NEw.-1n passing Halls
Photograph Gallery On Main street, we
saw what we took ats distance to be a
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation 1t turned out to be an enor.
nous Camera Boz. Upon enquiry we
were informed that it was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for a treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
dows for examination and admiration
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TIE CIRcUa-Therc seems 10 have
been some trouble among the circus
people. Yesterday the JAckley family
took their departure for St. Louis, but be.
fore leaving issued little handful headed
"Bs on your Guard" announcing
that they were not connected with the
circus. The management had intended
TO exhibit yesterday and to-day, but there
were no performances yesterday. What
the result will be the future will deter
mine. .s.. '' -
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Jhhh1 SLhAhNEt
Corner Of Main and llth streets.

HR1MBoLD's BuoHu is still in the re.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, tho cole
brated medicine il still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and 10
sold by all respectable druggists. It Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietoFs private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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AT 1927 Market street may be found
steinwsy Grand Pianos,
stelnwsy Upright Pianos,
stelnwsy Grand Upright Pianos,
steinway Square Pianos,
knabe Grand Pianos,
Knsbe Grand Square Pianos,
Knabe Upright Pianos,
Knabe Square Pianos,
ChickeriDg Square Pianos,
Hszelton Grand Square Pianos
HaSslton Square Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
henchal& Smith Pianos,
Good Z Octave Second. Hand Pianos,
Good 6 Octave Second. Hand Pianos
Smith American Organs, ii styles,
Mason & Hanliu Organs, Z styles,
Estey Organs, 4 styles,
Wood Organs, l style,
Packard Organs, s styles, ....
Several Good Second. Hand Organs.
Fries Of Ra"os from 800 to $3.50.
RIesSOf Organs from $50 70 $3.50.
Terms to suit all. CAN and examine.
adams & LUCAS, 1927 Market st.
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OYSTER SUPER AND sooIADLE,-An
Oyster Supper and sociablO was held in
the Wesley Chapel, South Wheeling, last
evening. Quite large crowd was in st.
tendance, and the good things were dis
played in handsome style.
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NoTIcE-0PRNKD AaAIN.--Forty thous.
and dollars worth Of Dry Goods and Car.
pets, which l have to realize on to satisfy
my Eastern creditors in the next thirty
and sixty days, and persons with cash can
save a great deal Of money by buying Of
this closing out Of stock, as they must be
sold. J. W. FERREL,
Corner Of Main and goth streets.
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CARRIAGE UPsRT.-About 6 o'clock
last evening Mr.. q. K, List and family
were coming down 9TH street in car
rInge, when the harness broke and al.
lowed the carriage to run up on the
horse. This frightened the animal, and
in turning the corner Of 7th and Main
streets the carriage was upset and the
occupants, Mr.. B. Z. List, Miss ssllie
List, Miss Hettis List, and Mrs. Eugene
List, were thrown out. Miss Ssllie Lisl
was considerably bruised, but the Others
were unhurt.
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THE WERsR PIANO VIcroR1ous.-The
Weber Piano has just received the first
premium over all competitors at The Gin
cinnAd Exposition. The committee de-
cided that for depth, power, sweetness,
oriiliancy, perfect equality Of tone and
elasticity Of touch, 1t has no equal
WV. q. SHR1B, Sole Agent
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PRAYER FOE SUNDAY Scholastic.
morrow, October 25th, has been recon-.
mended as day for special prayer for
Sunday schools throughout the world,
The recommendation comes first from
the English Sunday School Union, but
has been endorsed TO some extent by Pro.
testsnt schools OF all denominations in
this country for the last two years. In
accordance with this request, we under
stand special services will be held by the
Sunday School Of the Eng. Lutheran
Church at 2 o'clock P. N. tomorrow.
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MRS. swABAcKBR, 1861 Main street,
announces TO the public that she has taken
the sgency Tor the popular Butterick
Pattern, known to be the best and most
perfect. Trimmings can also be had to
match every pattern. Ladies please call
Tor your catalogues.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the Directors OF the
Franklin Insurance Company last evening
John Bishop, Esq, was unanimously
elected Secretary of the Company, to FIJI
the vacancy created by the resignation OF
A. L. Wiley, Esq, who has been elected
General Agent and Adjuster Of the Com.
pany.
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JusT received by express 200 Of the
latest styles Of Beaver Cloth and ImitaD
ton Of Seal Skin English Walking Jack
cts and saques; cheap for cash, from q
to s95. Also New Styles Of Dress Goods
al JOHN RoRMRRs
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VALUABLE Coal LASDa-As snnourc.
ed in another column, some valuable real
estate, sbout 81 miles north Of the CITY,
will be to'day sold at the Court House At
suction. The property includes vain
able coal privileges. For terms Of sale
ETC., see advertisement.
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HRIDFoR PosTAGE-Letters addressed
as follows are held in the Postoflce in this
city for non.psyment Of postage: J. A.
Leeper, Fairmont, W. Va, SC; A. s. Hal.
den, city, &c; Hall s. Lowe, Attorneys,
steubenville Ohio, 1c; Geo. W. shipman,
Elliston, Ottawa Co., O., Sc; julius Yeis-
ter, Westville, Lsporte county, Indiana,
90 T'.
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

Ladies', we call your atten.
ton to the handsomest and
cheapest cIoaks ever Offer
ed In this city. We desire
you to call and examine
them, knowing when you
do so you will be surprised
TO see such fine imported
garments offered at such
low figures. We have TWEEN.
ty.flVe different styles to
show you, from SO to $50,
and we guarantee them
cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
Emanuel EmSheimeT,
ll06 Main Street,
ThLi Store below Corner Of Eleventh St.
OclT
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FOUND AT LAsT-the best plsce for
the finest assortment Of Ladies' Misses
and Children's Baton Shoes in the city,
consisting of the popular makes Of E. G.
Burt and R. R.Crown. Brand Shoes on
sufficient widths Of Lasts. Call and ex.
anime the above before purchasing else
where. All goods warranted.
JERRY CLRMRNA
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Police CoURT.-Thete were four cases
before the police court yesterday morn
ing, viz:
Michael Burns, drunk, committed for
ten days.
Frank Leasure, drunk, thirty days.
Lawrence Oval PerciVsl, dlsorderly
conduct, thirty days.
R ]. Vincent, for illegal gaming at the
Island races, was fined 500 and costs,
and in default Of payment was committed
for thirty days,
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ANOTHER decision has been reached in
the case Of Rev. W. N. White. The
Synod in session at Washington, TO which
heappealed his case, has decided against
him by vote of 40 to Il, Eve members
being excused from voting,
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FILL THRoUeH HAroHwAY.-Yes-
terdSy afternoon a little colcred boy
named Alexander, . son Of James Alex.
snder, fell through q hatchway in the
store OF Giffln & Heinlein, Bridgeport,
and slightly sprsined his spine. DR.. Todd
attended the injured boy.
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PLIGuTRD TRoTH.-Olerk Woods did a
fair business in the matrimonial line dur
ing the past week. Eight marriage Ii
censes were Issued, as follows: Saturday,
l; Monday, .; Tuesday, s. Thursday and
Friday each.
"Ahl sAd are they who know not love,
But, far from passions tears aud smiles,
prlit down naoon!eSs se8 beyond
The silVery coats Of fairy Isles"
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A FouNDLINe.-At an early hour yes.
teEdsy morning "Polk" Aplin, q street
car conductor, discovered a boy baby ly.
ing on the steps Of Smiths brewery, on
Chapline street. The child was not over
torty.eight hours old, and was wrapped
up comfortably in grey blanket, with no
clothes on. The little founding coon at
usc'ed quite crowd, and q young Ger
man girl kindly took charge OF IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24

IMMRNsE OYsTRR BUsNEss.-Martln,
the Great Central Dining Room man.
has served up in his unSpproSchAble
style about four hundred half cans OIL
fresh oysters in the last two weeks,
Everybody says he can't be beat in the
way he serves up oysters. Try him: he
has one Of the best cooks in the city. No
1855 Market street, opposite the City
Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-24

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