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Uncalled for January %, 1874.
LADIES' LIST.
Gordon Mrs l. Montague Miss +
Hood Mrs NJ Mansfield Mrs II
Miller Mrs l. Neflies Miss g
Wolff A
GENTS LIST.
Allen I II Mahirndt d w,
Clark w Pendlington IL
Esterb + kaines L
Elliott w Shay WE
Goodrich n Y Sawyer Charley
Gobil w Welkert W N
Hodson 7 Williamson
kincade S s West A
McCully is Wilson,
Wolf Il l.
Ask for advertised letters.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Postmaster.
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JOHN TUCKER,
County Clerk
Eugiish sficed rolls at East and West Gro
cery, very nice, try slice. ss-et
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Now READY 70. ORDxKs.--Af,er consid-
cradle delay. the Kansas City Lishoxraphing
Company are now ready to receive orders for
their msp Of the state Of Kansas. Every ha~
sine-s man should have one II is the only
reliable map Of the state that has been pub
I!shed fos number Of years back, snd 1t d
guaranteed thoroughly correct In every re-
spesi- A years labor has been expended 10
the compilation aud engraving Of the map
The vast number Of changes thxs have ccrur-
red in the state In the lsss Eve yesss render
almost useless the maps Row IN use. A this
new waEl map embraces III the ssrvess up 70
the present year, location Of every town and
post ONCE, IL becomes . necessity To every
business u.an. Il h soor by sesea fee; In size.
Price 80. Address kzasas City Lsthsxrsph-
ing compas., Kansas Cisy, AsssoarA fs-s
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STE = I'D &C LEVY,
AGENTS.
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To MY CUSTOMERS AND The PUBLIC
Having purchased the interest OF Il.
Schweiter IN the old lumber firm Of Sch~eiter
4 Davidson. will be pleased to see my old
customers and any new ones that may see IL
to their advantage to call and see me, before
purchasing anywhere else. intend to keep
good grades OF lumber, and won't be under
sold by any firm in Wichita. purpose to
deal on the square with oil persons doing bus
mess with me. Call and see me at the old
stand On market street, between Douglas ave-
nue. and First street. Very respectfully
JOHN DAVIDSON.
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County Aid Society.

Held its regular meeting at the County Su
periniendents room on Tuesday. The meet
ing was not SO full as that OF last week, bu
fully As earnest, with the exception of ths
delegation from one township, the society il
fully and effectively organized. In the mat
ter Of the proper distribution of seed ant
grain, particularly in ease OF government ant
state appropriations, this society will be in
valuable. Its members coming from every
ncighborhood, Imposition will be out Of the
question, while such as arc destitute, but { OF
iitident 10 ask. will be..found out and supplied
Commissioner John Carpenter will receive
Thompson. he is already being made aware
of the yeXations attendant upon the accepting
Of a.position iu an Aid Society. But harmony
and good feeling 80 far have characterized
the proceedings of the society.
Those sweet warblers that husky toyed
Inst Monday night, with the words:
SHOWN In the coal mine
Underneath the ground"
Would have succeeded In burrowing for one
themselves, had it not been for the rafting
sunhower stalks and the frozen ground. The
TWO shots that siienced the execrabA saw,
afforded at the same time, fund OF amuse.
ment TO the two young ladies returning from
apariy, in company with the shootisls.
Dick Cogsdell and party OF hunters pro-
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

WICHITA. THURSDAY. FEB. Attn, 1879.
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Take your hides to C. n. Garrison, the old
sst hide buyer in Wichita 3s-n
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Bids m.y be msde between the hours Of 10 ..
m. and Up. m.
In. woODcOcK, (.
lf4 County Treasurer.
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NO. Sze--Let No I In section Is, sswnship o.
range west. and sw of So Of secfien -.
and W otuw Of SEC - In toss =. rsasv
<act- Containing i<S scres. has ten acres
al timber; ten acres In cultivation and
wasered BY thr Arkansas river Price 10.
No - 90 srres, IN Butler county Kansas. being
s<c 9. town ~, Range csst 4 good stock
farm. Price per acre
NO. 504-l6o ucfus, northwest quarter section
-, township y. range east. In But
her county, within miles Of Big WAL
nut, Amtles Of DougsAs, 2 miles Of Man.
ley's saw mill; has II scres in cultisa-
Sas0.
NO. S6-southeast quarter section ~. town
ship -, range west; "A miles irom
Newton; has good house with rooms
and cellar. barn s,xSo, 2cMi well Of
water, ~ acres IN eultis stions Is acres.
30 grapes la good ceaditon. Price
eS5oo: WIN trade for cattle. Address
NO. 4si-l6e acres northeast quarter Of Sec
ton =. township ~, range west has
Is acres In Guilty. walton. good "A story
frame house well finished; . splendid
tocxtion. ~ miles west Of town. Price
4ooo.
NO. 437-Northeast quarter section 3. town.
ship y. range west: six msles north
wesaof town unmproved. Price DO.
NO. 433-SouthwcstQ quarter OF section 8. town
ship u. range west; unimprossd.
Price go.
40. 435--iGo acres 40 acres In cultivation ami
fenced with rails, good ~ story h,r
house. good well and stable; the south
east quarter sertion =, township u.
range eat, miles south OF Wichita.
Price i500.
no. i4s--iGo acres; lying between the Biz nri
Little Arkansrs rivers. u miles aorti
NJ i<.hf he fl..-
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sio"s" "uu "sAe V'~s'A =" W VI v" '
Watson 4 Co. mdse 70 poor. .-.-...........S 20
smith Pittinger coal 10 poor ............ VA
"enr' sin.nn "dsst y, s auner r9r p''pef
=. - Is 50
smith Pittiuger coal to paupers ...,..,... w
Watson q Co m,se TO psupers .......... 0o
j II. Hiiliard hack for for pauper. . %
\ Z. Pease, rent oil poor house ....-...--. ~ W
Moore 4 20 team TO o'erseer OF poor ~
thAs Hill 'sa 10 poor ~
J. u. Duuscumb l. ic ID poor. ...---....-- = 50
,mith Pitiingei i 10 panpers. ......-.. w
Watson = Co. md to paupers .-...-..- 90
.. a. /. '.--''''''' I, ~ ~
Chas March transportation to plupers 80. "a 20
Margret Mcdonnell board Of paupers. Il "a
The following accounts against the county were
,,a;,.a AMI, .,ia,r.s nd ,rsr~.,,s ord.r.a s-.,,r
"'N's "" "o - "
therefor;
sophia Stubb cleaning Co. clerl' 5 Office 90
Vim smith witness ices o o.
Emrs.ca desk to 20 .;.:.;;:......-.-... % 90
M,,lss D'o Soun,! p,lni,ne i"s ~
John T. Carpenter County CONS fees -. Is OO
smith + Pittinger coal to county. ,....-.- 81
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A Card.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to
Schweiter Davidson, will please call nd srttle
- the partnership has been dissolved, BY mutual
consent. sCAwEITER { DAVIDSON
County Superintendent Notice.
For the present my once days will be thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. The 1rst days Of the
week expect to be absent. visiting schools. Let
those who come to zee me ON business take notice.
Those district clerks who have failed to report
the time OF commencement Of eehools In their
districts length OF term, etc. will please report
At once, as required BY law.
j. L. ZIMMERMAN,
Superintendent Public Instruction.
January 25, 1875. as
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wASrED.-FIye hundred mulberry posts.
Inquire Of A. r. Lounsbury or c. C. Allis-
ton. 40tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Usage Hedge and Grape Vines.

We have 100 900 Two year old Hedge Plants and
or will change part for
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Bowling, Turban and X. X. caps at the Star
Clothing House. 35-tf
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Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

ASK Tor adIertlsed letters.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Postmaster.
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For the EAGLE:
Philadelp hia, Cass County, Illinois

springvale Grange, No. s45--P. ofH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

TIE PANNELL MEETlSG.-AbOut forty
Of our most prominent citizens assembled
in the City Hall yesterday afternoon to
take some appropriate action concerning
the death Of Zen. Andrew ]. Pannell, State
Senator from the Wheeling district.
Capt. Andrew Wilson was called to the
chair, and Isaac +. Jones, Esq, was chO-
sen Secretary.
On motion OF Geo. Davenport, Esq, a
committee was appointed by the chair TO
prepare resolutions expressive OF the
sense oithe meeting. The committee con.
sisted Of the. following gentlemen: Geo.
o. Davenport, Thomas r. Shallcross,
Aaron Kelly, DR.. 7. II. Logan, Thomas
OEIrien, James NJ. Todd, Thomas Horn.
brook and Judge K. II. Cochran. The fol.
lowing resolutions were reported by the
committee:
WHEREAS, We have heard with the
deepest regret Of the death Of our distin.
guiihed fellow citizen, General Andrew
]. Pannell, and deeming it Inappropriate
that some expression to the public sor-
row occasioned by the loss OF so valuable
a citizen, and OF one who has rendered
such meritOriOus services TO the city,
county and State be made, therefore be
II
Rssoircd, That the citizens Of Wheeling
have received with deep sensibility the
announcement OF the death Of the Hon.
Andrew J. Pannell, late Senator Of the
State Of West Virginia from the First
Senatorial District.
Resoirod, That In his death the city coun
~ and State have sustained an irrepara.
bic loss, and one that will long be deplor.
ed.
Resoir.d, That his life, commencing as
II did amid the privatiOns Of poverty,
and terminatingin success, is an example
Of what sterling business integrity, In
dustry and unsWerving honesty will
achieve, and which all should endeavof
TO emulate.
Resolr.d, That his quiet, unostentatious
charity exemplifed more fully his true
character than any Of the public acts Of
his useful life.
Resoiusd, That the First District has
lost an honest, able and true representa-.
I'VE anu Tue CITY OHt VI It's IlOst euleI'
ptising and valuable citizens.
R.0led, That the citizens here as
sembled, from asincere desire OF showing
every mark offespect due 10 the memory
Of the deceased, will attend his funeral,
and that our representatives In the Leg.
islatufe be instructed to announce to their
respective bodies the passage Of these
resolutions.
Resoired, That the clerk Of this meeting
be requested 10 furnish 10 the family Of
the deceased a copy Of the foregoing
resolutions.
II was suggested by Mt. Davenport that
before the adoption Of the resolutions II
might be proper for lome Of the older cit.
items present, who had served with the
deceased in various official capacities, to
make suitable remarks, Accordingly
brief addresses were made by Messrs. j.
NJ. Todd, T. p. ShallcfOss, Thos. Horn.
brook, Col. Jos. Pendelton, +. @. CfacfAfi,
DR.. 7. II. Logan, Col. Thomas OBrien,
Jos. Burroughs, Judge Cranmer, Judge
Cochran, Hon. Benz. Wilson, John W.
Boring, Mayor Sweeney, and Geo. II. Moi.
fat, Of POcahontas county.
On motion Of Mr.. Todd the resolutions
were unanimously adopted, after which
the meeting adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

CRY PERsoAAlA-Chhrles Balt1ell
left yesterday for the West where be re
sides. Charlie looks -iat and Justly and
says the grashOPpeFs don't effect him
worth a cent
Mrs. Mosquito and all the young Mos
quitoes are in town.
Mr.. Charles Larkin, Of this city, will
on Friday return 10 the Notre Dame Uni
versity, Indiana. Miss Margaret Larkin,
sister Of Mr.. Larkin, yesterday returned
home from : visit TO Washington City.
+ School Superintendent Byrne register,
ed at the Mcclure yesterday.
Capt Cramer, Of the steamer Ed. Hobbs
vas in town yesterday.
Bishop Kahn is spending = few dayi
among bis old Harper's Ferry friends.
Messrs. VIM. II. Travis, Fritz Ritter
James Hayburn, Fulton Stein, William
Peters and Ike Freeze yesterday morning
returned from Fish Greek on the steamer
Science.
Our Jolly friend PiersOn, OF the cloth,
ing firm Of Lakin & Pierson, left for Nor
gantoWn yesterday to spend a few week
with country cousins.
Mr.. Will. Hedriek, chief clerk in the
office Of the Secretary Of State, We regre
to learn is confined to his room in Iht
Mcclure House by a sprained ANGLE. w
hope to see William rise up and resume
his duties at the State House soon.
Rev. Dr.. Kelley goes to Louisville, Ky.
to participate in the dedication OF new
MelhodisIchurch there on Sunday next.
Manager Hamilton has returned iron
Cleveland, feeling much the better for the
lake breeEes.
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CAPTAIN TANEY, Of the Register, has
been about half mad since he learned that
Rev. Mr.. IIalsted had "shuhled of this
mortal COLL and has been looking around
for an opportunity 10 do likewise. lie
tried the susceptibilities Of one Of Bar
NUNS bell.ringers, but though soft as
wax, she wasn't that easily melted. lie,
however, succeeded in inducing the fair
equeslrienne In the circus to agree to quit
the arena, but backed ont when she in
sisted on having tiled back" dress, az
hers was too short for bride. The high
toned Captain thought It just about the
right lehgth-that Is half way down to
the knees, and the same distance toward
the neck, and it displayed her ravishing.
~ beautiful form so well. They didn't
splice.-iSeubenHhe Ga.etie.
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BIO BoHANzA.-Messrs. Crawford &
Thoburn have 10 stock at their new store
on the northeast corner Of market and
18th streets, one Of the finest aSsortments
Of Coffees, teas, sugars, sirups, wooden,
willow, china and glassware, and all other
goods that are commonly kept in first
class grocery store, that has ever been
brought to Wheeling. Their stock Of
-four, the brands being the St. Louis,
Irresistible, and the Crown Of Richmond,
Ind, is one Of the largest in the city and
Is guaranteed 10 be Of the best quality.
and as cheap as the cheapest. This firm
have taken great pains in the selection Of
their goods, and purchasers may rely up
on the quality Of them as being frst.cllSs
As these gentlemen are men Of large eI-
perience in their line OF business, We ad-
wise all that want q bargain and fair
dealing TO give them a call. was.
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us. MARINE HosPtrAL.-Dr. Thos. ].
GrifFiths, surgeon in charge Of the U. $.
Marine Hospital at the port Of Louis
vile, Ky., reports the following as the
condition Of tie Hospital under bis charge
during the month Of August, 1875: Pa.
iientR remaining the last day Of July, "a;
patients admitted during the month Of
August So; patients treated during the
month, 1872; patients discharged during
the month, 70; patients died during the
month, /; patients remaining on the last
day Of August, S.; outdoor marine pa
tients treated during the month, s; pri-
vate patients treated during the month, i.
Died-Andrew Craig, colored, rOuster on
the steamer Robert Mitchell.
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ANDERSON 4 PAUL.,
u Real Estate Agents.

nor sALE-THAT PORTION OF THE
u Waddington farm belonging TO Mary J.
Jacob, situated on the Wheeling and Beth.
any turnpike, ~ miles east Of Wheeling,
containing 1870 acres first class improve.
ments viii be sold low; terms easy. TMi,
guaranteed. Enquire Of MessrS. HUBBARD
q ERSKlNE, attorneys at law, Wheeling,
OF A. M.JACoB, at his residence 215 miles
above the city. jyl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

A MUSICAL MISUNDERSTANDING
There Is in existence on the Island a
youth Of harmless disposition, and with
al presumably q very good fellow,
against whom the residents in that yiCin-
ity have no feeling OF spite or malicious
hatred, but who Is the unfortunate owner
Of a Gute Of doubtful superiority, and
when they tackle" each other, as 4 done
at an open window these fine summer
evenings, the results positively indescrib-
able. A vigilance committee Is being
formed for the purpose oil inducing the
youth and the flute to go out Of the city
and settle their difficulty. There is nn.
doubtedly something wrong either with
the young man or the musical [ y instru.
meni, though II Is not known which is re.
sponsible for the very evident misunder.
standing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

BRiDoEPoRr POLICE CouRr.-Beiore
Mayor McConnaughy, in bridgeport,
were ntraigned yesterday Henry Collins,
Joshua Tate and George Walker, colored
gents, who we're charged with shooting
at the building occupied by their people
as church. The shooting occurred on
the 10Th Of August. They were fined $40
and costs each-the costs making the
individual bill SIS %.
George Peters, also cofiee.colored, drew
a razor upon a coloted brother at the
same time and place as the above. George
didn't cut anybody, but being "a bad man
with a dull razor he was requested to
contribute $40 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02
lErrERs FRoN DRuootsrs.-Thefe 4 n

LETTERS PROM DRUaGfsTs.-Thefe Il no
case Of dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower will not cure. Come 10 the drug
store Of Chas. Z. Dwight, or any other
druggist, and inquire about II. II you
suffer from costiveness, sick headache,
sour stomach, indigestion, liver com.
plant or arrangement Of the stomach or
liver tryit. Two or three doses will re-
lieye you.
Boschees German Syrup IL now sold
in every town and city IN the United
States. We have not les than Eve hun.
dred letters from druggists, saying Il Il
the best medicine they ever sold iof con.
sumption, throat or long disease. Sam
pie pottles Of both 10 cents each. Resu-
lar size 10 cents. eodAE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

WtEsEL PfcNIC.-The Wiesel Musical
Institute have made arrangements to hold
picnic at Cresap's Grove on Saturday
next. They will be transported to and
from the grove by q steamer and bafges.
The affair will without doubt be q sue.
cess, and those who attend cannot fail
to enjoy themselves. Tickets can be pro.
cured at the music store ofMessn. Adams
& Lucas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

CADET sELEcTEp.-The competitive eG.
animation Of applicants for the vacant
naval engineer cadetshipat Annapolis was
concluded in the Fourth Ward school
building yesterday morning. Mr.. Y. F.
Robertson, Of this city, was the successful
candidate. The other applicants were
Joseph Divine, John Emblem and VIM.
N. Bell Of Wheeling, and N. Q. CrisTell
OF Muundsyille.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

WAxTEDTo DRoEs HER CHnD.-Ccl'
siderable excitement was created in The
neighborhood Of the stone bridge on
Tuesday evening. A drunken woman
vas discovered on the bridge attempting
to throw her little son, about i've years
old, into the creek. Officers Birch and
Webb took the woman into custody, and
she was locked up in the station house
Rev. S. B. BarnitI took charge OF the
child, and took it to the Children's Home
Yesterday morning the miserable mother
vas before His Honor Judge CranmeF toF
drunkenness, and was discharged on condi'
ton that she Immediately leave the city:
She gave her name as Mrs. Green, and
stated that she lived in Pittsburgh and
vas on her way to Join her husband in
Tennessee, where she had two other chill.
dren. Immediately after the woman vas
released she went to the Children's Home
and demanded her child, aud upon being
refused became very noisy and disorder.
". Officer ST. Myers arrested her, and
she is now in the lookup awaiting exam.
ination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

Milk WAGON DENOLisHED.-A milk.
man named Carney yesterday morning
hitched his team In front Of the Court
House for 4 few moments. The horse
pulled the hilehing.post from the ground,
and started down 18th street at good
pace. Near the McLufe House the
wagon was upset and pretty badly
wrecked. The shafts were broken and
the wagon.top badly torn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

NorrCE.-Auction sale Of ]. W. Fer.
tel's dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors few days TO see II his con.
tlnuation Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
]. W. Ferrel6, corner Main and goth
RtteAIa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

GOLDEN sHEAF.-The latest publica.
ton in singing books for Sunday Schools
Is the Golden Sheaf," which Is pro.
nounced TO be the best book Of the Kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1927 Market 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

JUDGEs FOR THE Boar RACE.-The fol.
lowing Judges have been selected for the
boat race between Denmarsh and Powell
on Saturday next; Dan. Cochran and
Thomas Doyle ior Denmark, and Barney
Moran and Ed. Knowles for Powell. The
referee has not yet been selected. Mf.
Chris. Sickle Is The stakeholder in the
race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

MuIc.-Mr. Herm. Ebeling, pianist
and organist, and also teacher Of violin
and vocal music, announces in our adyer'
Using columns this morning that he Is
prepared to receive pupils At the usual
terms. Mr.. Ebeling is an accomplished
musician and successful teacher, April.
cations can be made at bis residence, zoos
EOff street, or At Adams 4 Lucas music
store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

GONE TO WEST ALExASDER,-W. A,
Barry is now located at West Alexander,
Pa, having left Dallas, W. Va, Mr.. Bar
ry has a fine stock Of dry goods, groceries,
clothing, and everything usually found
in q frst-class country store. The citi'
zens OF West Alexander will find Nj.
Barry a clever and accommodating trades
man, and worthy Of patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

THE leading pianos Of the day are I'M
dOnbledly the Decker Brothers Weber,
and the best medium piano Is said TO be
Kranich 4 Bach; the Burdett organ has
no rival. w. s. HUTCHISs,
Sole agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard; Merrimac, Cochecos, sprague's and
all at &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper In proportion.
Forced to sell TO meet my payments.
]. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and goth streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-At an early
hour yesterday morning an attempt was
made TO bufglatile the cigar factory Of
I. Israel, corner 10th and Eofr streets.
The knight Of the night Tor early morn.
ingl fifst tried to cut out the lock Of the
front door, and failing in this fesotted to
the shutters. He was unable to open
them, although the traces left show that
he worked diligently. lie then proceed.
ed 10 the back door, where be made but
little Roadway, probably having been
frightened away by the near approach Of
daylight or by some passing pedestrian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-02

No MORE credit Exclusively for cash,
All accounts closed, irrespective Of per.
son or previous condition, Great bar
gains for cash. II you wish to save
money call and examine our stock Of
all kinds Of dry goods, carpets, &c, &c.
at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street.
JOHN ROEMER,