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The daily gazette., 1875-07-19

FIsHwAYs ON THE PoToMAc-A DOT.
tion of the fish commissioners Of Mary.
land and Virginia, accompanied by o
corps Of engineers, went up the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal to the Great
Falls a few days since to ascertain the
practicability of fishaway across
those falls for the ascent of fish. We
are gratitied to hear that the survey Is
conclusive as to the practicability of
the scheme. This is great enterprise
The Potomac, with its tributaries.
would, II open to the ascent OF sea fish
shad, rock, herring and California sal
mon, supply healthful & delicious food
for millions of people. 1t is a we'll as
certained fact that the higher up q
stream the spawn is deposited the
more vigorous are the young fish, and
the better able to confront the strong
currents of tidewater. In the OPEN
ing of this great river for tho ascent
of fish, four States-West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland
land Washington city, the seat of
government, are deeply and directly
interested, and the scheme Is of such
proportions as 20 be national, and the
expenses attending its successful com.
Ipletion should be betrayed by the
federal government Washington Star.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-19

i'Hr "I CTOS
l. IN DELAWARE I
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WAITING FOR THE NERDICT.-The en-.
thu-ia,m Of the Republicans and Others
who staked their money on Hayes was
somewhat cooled Yesterday morning by
conflicting reports which reached the city
Of great Democratic gains. The excite.
ment grew intense, and the Newspaper
offices dnring the day were as thronged
"a upon the evening of the cleo.
ton. The reports received encouraged
the Democrats in the hope that
Olebillallen would yet rise up, and a
considerable amount Of money was put
up on the result, no odds being given on
either side that We heard Of. Active
Democratic arithmeticians whitfield
Hayes majority down to the magnificent
number oil 81, and calculated that the
counties not yet heard from would rise
up William Allen to the tune Of sew.
eral thousand majority. Hayes men
looked bluer than ever until dispatch
was bluletined In front Of the lSTELLT-
GESCER office requesting the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Ohio to "Sit
Down William Allen and announcing
that HAYES majority was 1000. Eager
inquirers for election news invaded our
sanctum in the silent watches Of the night,
but the Hayes men retired with good
condolences, and no doubt slept sOundly,
confident Of the success Of their Candi'
date.
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The river was stationary last night,
with seven feet and four inches in the
channel.
The lIeatherington passed up on
Wednesday night, en- route for Pitts
burgh.
The Tempest departed for New Mar.
tinsvillO at 10! AN.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at II AN.
The Ragon will arrive from Pittsburgh
at an early hour this morning and pro-
coed to Cincinnati.
The James Rees arrived from Sunfsh
and returned. This is her first trip since
the commencement Of the low water sea.
son. She looks like new craft in her
fresh paint.
The Science arrived from Steubenyille
and returned at p Pm.
The Express will leave for Parkers.
burg this morning at II o'clock.
The Ed. Hobbs will leave for 81. Louis
this morning, in command Of Captain
Phil. Anshutz.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October li.-lsiver 8 feet
l men ana iaIllh8' weather e'enr H"u
pleasant. o.,, :, ri. .,.,. III,
MENrills octo1 , ~. IL. ne W. 49,; ,eli
ABOUT men; WeaI1 Yer. warm ,I aII n iG.hIs
Del1a'Ieu-';;IloS! TH! ioL t'T I, omiI AZ Nv
err Ghes'er, lor o. LOUIS anu I@"o hae'
ready Tor new Orleahs' -., c...,
-, CAlRo; Oct9Der l4.EArI IS TRAM.
iowef, from o. Louls, anu n AtilI"Rton,
rom CinC t i0 IN ~. i iU"t
en- LOT MenlPhls' hl'eI ~ Iee ~, 'nei'
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The LApIEs' TEMPERANCE CONVEX
TIoS.-Pursapnt to call issued about two
weeks ago the WOmen's State Temperance
Convention, composed Of delegates rom
the most prominent points, met at the
Fourth Street N. f. Church Al o'clock
l. N and effected an organization by APP
pointing Mrs. DR.. Kelley President and
Mrs. Judge Cochran Secretary. Alter
the appointment OF various committees
and the general routine OF business, the
convention adjourned until the afternoon,
when i series otreSolutions offered by DR..
Kelley we're adopted, after considerable
discussion. The resolutions are as FOL
lows:
Rs.olni, Tha, while We deem it mex
pedient At this time to organize Wo-
mans State Temperance League, auIil-
iary to the Woman's National Christian
Union, We pledge our hearty corporation
with any State Temperance Convention
TO be composed Of temperance workers
Of both sexes, which may he secured, and
hope Tor the early opportunity to practI-
cally exempliiy the sincerity OF our
pledge.
Rssalroi, That We heartily approve
Of the Womans National Temperance
Christian Union, and will, as far as prac-
ucable in our present informal relations
to it, cooperate with it, hoping at no dis
tant day 10 be numbered among its organ
lied State au1iliaries.
Ee,Jirsi, That We appoint committee
OF correspondence consisting Of four, two
ladies and two gentlemen, 10 commune
cate with the friends Of temperance
throughout the State, urging the neces'
sily OF prompt and vigorous organized
opposition 70 the spread Of intemPeraDee.
/ Resided, That too much Importance
cannot be attached to the incorporation OF
the children and youth Of our country in
this work, and that We earnestly recom'
mend the formation, in every part Of our
State, Of juvenile temperance societies,
especially in the Sabbath Schools, and
hold ourselves ready TO give such intor'
nation and assistance As We may, in this
department Of the work.
Delegates were appointed from each
Congressional district in the State to the
National Convention shortly to be held
in Cincinnati. The attendance Of dele.
gates was small, owing in part to the
short notice.
Last evening a large audience assem-
bled in the Chapline Street NJ. f. Church,
and were addressed by Mrs. HOyt, Of
indianapolis, Mrs. Bling, Of Zlnesville,
and Reys. Kelley, Manchester and Ball,
OF this city. The Convention meets
again to-day.
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T,RUsTEE's SALE.

BIZ virtue n ivn ssveral le-ls u trust male by
Charles Pihdeniath and llanne bic wife, 10 The uiI.
derigne,i Tru'tfs, the ffst dated the 18th diy Of
septeinlrf, is7l, AMI duly rr0rIed IN the Clerks
Othoe Of the County Court 81 Ohio county 10 Died
q Trust Box No. = Tags 70 and the .cand Of old
dssds Of tfusi bear dite the D,h day d November,
1871, and l. recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court % aid Onto county In Deed u Trust
Book No. ., Page 10, will On
"WEDNESDAY, the ?Oih day Of October, ISIS,
Beginning at 10 o'clock 4. n. Of aid day. at the
front door Of the Court l0uH q Ohio county otter
al publt suction all the iJll0uihg dearflssl real
estatr, With the bushes, hJls anil other Improve
ments up1n the same that j. To say all thst part
o. PORTION Of 10, numbered iorty.@rcn 90 .iilpte
on The corner south 81 TUenty-Ecuni street Tor.
mefly called Third street. and west Of Main street
10 the addition 10 the said city Of Wheeling laid out
By E0fT and Chapnc, bounded and described A.
follows, viz. b., inning at the south utt corner oi
Main and TUtniy.secOnh street., thence on the
line Of Main street spuih tHehty-tEO i2ll feet;
thence ufst and parallel With the north line u aid
lot No u tp the mar ~ west lyundsfy line Of old
lot; thenn With aid LIST name'i line 10 the north.
vest cufnsf Of ad Dot; theme along the north
boundary line Of aid l0t 10 the lightning.
TERNs OF sALE-One-third d the purchasc mon.
ty Ia cash, and hefeslue In tUo equal ihttalments
At hK and twelve months respectively from the day
Of ale, the purchaser 10 give HE notes with at-
proved security iof the deferred nsAllments and
to bar interest from be day u sale until payment,
and The title TO the property 10 b. retained until
The purchase money L fully Iaii.
eis JAMES Z. ROGERs Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

You HAVE no ExCusE.-liaye you any
excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint? Is there any reason
why you should go on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, IIabitual Costiveness, palpita-
ton Of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit Of thu Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Coming up Of food after eating,
Low spirits, &c. No! 1t is positively
your own fault il you do. Go to your
Druggist, or Chas. L. Dwights, and get a
bottle Of GREENS ArGrsr FLOWER for
70 cents your cure il certain, but il you
doubt this, get a Sample BOttll for ~
cents and tryit. Two doses will relieve
you. eOd&w
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JusrCE CALDWELL. - Joseph Yoke
and Fred. Winters were charged before
this Justice on Wednesday with COM
hitting an assault and battery upon
Charles Zoeckler, in Fulton. Yesterday
morning Mr.. Zoeckler Withdrew the
charges, and the cases were dismissed at
his costs.
On the 1lth Of October Justice I.aunier
committed Margaret Fletcher to Jail in
default Of so for a disturbance Of the
peace. The Justice refused to take her
bond upon an appeal, and yesterday she
gave bond before justice Caldwell and
was dichafged
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A STATION SCESE.-Another sad scene
was tina. at the station house last even.
ing. 4 man and wife were arrested for
fighting in their house in East Wheeling
They occupied adjoining cells; the wO-
man nursed n crying babe, shedding the
while bitter tears and sobbing painfully
but her husband looked at Us from he.
tween the bars with stole Indifference
"Only tWo?7 we remarked to Biiah Wal.
lace, when the imprisoned husband antic.
ipaled the answer, exclaiming bitterly
"Oaly two!-yes, only two And Bijali
said, az We left the building, "The woman
was drunk, you know, and they had a
reg'llr battle, but | guess the old man.
ali right"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

NEEDED LAST NioHr. - Mr.. Joseph
PAUL, the well known insurance agent,
was last evening transformed into a
Benedict through the favor Of Mis- Emma
Senieney. The nuptiAl knot was tied By
Rev. D. ". Fisher at the residence Of the
brides sister, MfS. Cooper, on Chapline
street. We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
PAUL. have gone East to spend the first
few weeks Of their honeymoon. The best
wishes Of hosts Of friends go with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

Ok Wednesday night an Island girl
remained out occupying one.hali Of the
front gate, while her tenderly.attached
but dilatory lover attended to the oppo-
site section. Yesterday, with n sweet
smile, she remarked, as she tAllowed her
nose: "Bedd, dod cade ID The god a
gold i'd by head, add by dose il sdupped
ub-I Ieiehed bib, Anyhow?
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WANTED 4 REMEDY.--A youngster en-.
tered SchnepTs drug store last evening
and inquired OF the clerk II he had "any'
thing to make Teller stop chawin' to.
hacker A. the clerk had no remedy
for the young chewer, he left the store a
slave to the weed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

VAULT FROST FOR CAPfToL.-A vaul,
front for the Capitol arrived from Gin.
cinnati yesterday. II was manufactured
By Moslef, Bahman 4 Co., to the order Of
Mr. John Mcclure, Of the Capitol Com.
mitlee, and was stored in II. K. Lists
wareroom for the present.
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FoR Sr. LOUIS. go The steamer Ell,
Hobbs, in command Of Capt. Phil. An.
schultz, late Of the Express, will leave for
st. Louis this morning with a cargo Of
nails. She will take about 1900 kegs in
all, the number supplied by the different
factories being pretty nearly even.
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CoYFfRStA1foS SERVICES AT ST. Mat.
TmEws.-Bishop Johns preached an elo-
quent sermon TO quite large congtega.
ton in st. Matthews Church last even
ing. There we're eight persons confirmed,
smaller number probably than there
would have been had the fact Of the Dish.
ops coming been announced sooner than
ii was. The Bishop was assisted in the
services by Rev. j. G.. Armstrong the
pastor Of 81. Matthews, and Rev. John
ANuul.
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CHuDRES's USDEEwEAR, cheap, at
FRANKS, 10 18th ST.

SEVERAL good secondhand Pianos and
Organs for sale cheap on easy terms al
Adams x Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street. Emerson 7-octaye Piano,
/ Hayes 4 Rider 7-Octaye Piano, /
Schiedmayer Piano, knabe x Cache
6l-oCtaye Piano, Shoemaker 7-Octaye
Piano, G-octaye Piano, | Mason 4 Ham
lin Organ, stops, 5-Octave Mason &
Hamlin Organ, / Estey x Co. Organ, .
stops, Estey $50. Organ, . stops, Tay-
lor 4 Farley Organ, 5 stops, / American
Organ, ) stops, 5-octaye MelOdeon.
Apply early and secure bargain.
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uSLEss William should rise up to Z
majority in Ohio, our Bridgeport friend
will tonight have a regular jolliiicatiOr
in the way Of cannon, tar barrels and FIRE
works. They invite their friends on thil
side To participate.
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Mn. JAMES CoRRfE, Dentist, in BALI.
more, writes: al have used DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup personally and in my family
for two or three years, and ain prepared
to say that there il nothing to compare to
it as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc"
dGw
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STREET Can GALI.ASTEY.-"l.oye in a
cottage" like the echoes Of "lIOme, Sweet
Home" touches and thrills the sensitive
chords Of the average human heart-ie-
male or othcrwi.e-with double the
horsepower Of DARLING, Am Growing
Old;' and to zee widower Of forty years
playing the gallant to a buxom maid in
her teens makes an impression equally
strong, but Of another sort. Just fancy a
long, lean, lank and Cadaverous fellow
Oscillating between the toppling memo
rial slab Of dear and long.deparled and
a bright.eyel blonde, whose tripping feet
move with elastic tread over our shabby
payemenn. Oh! The picture can be
seen almost any afternoon on a street car.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

West VIRGINIA EDrroMAL CoSyES.
TfoS.-All arrangements have been com.
pleled for the excursion Of Virginia
editors to Colorado. The party, consist
ing Of some fiity.fve or sixty editors,
will start from Martingburg on Monday
pcyt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

No CANE YEsTERDAY.-We heard on
the street last evening that the game be.
tween the Standard club, Of this city, and
the Downers, Of Pittsburgh, did not come
off yesterday afternoon. 4 game had
been arranged between these two clubs,
but we suppose the Standards were dis.
couraged BY the result Of the game with
the Xanthas on the previous day and de.
clined to play. The Standards were dis.
abIed and moi in condition to play club
with the reputation Of the Xantla', and
should not have done so. We suppose
the boys will be home to-day, however,
and they will no doubt give good &C.
count Of Themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

NEXT THURSDAY Nidnr.-We mad
yeriently stated yesterday morning that
the Board Of Education would meet la4i
evening. The Board will not meet until
next Thursday night, when the regular
monthly meeting will lie held.
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In the city Of Bridgeport, by Squire
-, assisted by Rev. Edward Cole, Mr..
John Miller and Miss Mary Sultler,
after he had endured a widowhood Of
four weeks in the hot month Of Septem.
bcr.-BwHeHiis Eatsrprise.
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FOR SALE.
URUsTEEs SALE OF
FIN z F A r M

Nv virtue Of a 4tol 4 trust made b! AlsE1n1el
II laa5b D. ne = uJ4stst, dated June !, lss, and
r,-,lfis,i 10 the diiee d the lsTk d Tx C01Ety
CgIrt q Ohio county, Wet YiTsiHla, IN uSri Box
No, 81, Iase s., ! shall, ca
SATURDAY, November l., ls5jr
Bs;innins at 10 0'elock A ", upon the pFemiss,
odeT Al pnblie auction about 0Ee hundred and turn'
" acres d land lying % The Wheeling; Ntsi Lib
efty Bsihiny Turnpike, about ~ m!les ir1n The
ritJ q Whaslins. icing the "Wad1ih.i0G' tEEm,
llld By Ge1Fss ", smith 70 AL Jao36 y ie''i
daisi S5Tembsr :, ls5f, and recorded 10 sA-i
CleTks ofhus In D,i Box &, fnss - ttetH =
mach q aid land a, has ,ilaE tsgl coli by sd
Janjb To William " Miller anil J. 7 Feitulri ~
deg,is, Uue dated July ~, -al fsru1icl ~ sali
Clefks ofsee. u,-l BOX S. Iast -, and one daie'i
Apr!! :, a. and n-rfiri Ia aid DlsTEs olihe II
DEED BOOK n, az N, 70 vR.gA tire deris refer
cnoe 1, alIe ~ the EsIes aaI bogHd' Of the lad
The iIaI sill ts ia u 4 loiy q in parcel, Z
suit pzfrh2sefs.
TEENs OP sALE-sI.1pJ cash IN LIBl, zHl iL,
residue In thFue equal llsi5llmsIu a. ole TO abl
three yeaEs respectively from the Jay q! ale, g.ih
Interest irum that dAy ~ vEigA plrgh2-f ,hhl
giTs nJtes Uith hppggTcl sgClriy. u ieslfi'i, nj
Ale1anlsT 81 Ian1b aid ". Ill.a Jllub, bis s!it
viii iJln Ia The uuuysyaHcr % The puirhAssf.
EpBEET Il. WOODS, Irlsier.
UraRtED & EEskINE Attorney
Oelf JuHN " MICHEL Alct41Etyr.
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CRY PERsoSALs.-L. b. Scott, clerk Of
the steamer Market Boy, fell overheard
near Benvood on Wednesday night and
got ducking, He lost trip by the ac'
ciient.
E.R, Crouch and family have returned
to their home in the Eighth Ward, after
spending the summer in the northern part
Of New York. Mr.. Crouch Is mailer in
the La Belle mill, and visited the Adj
rondack mountains for the benefit Of his
health, which he reports considerably inn
proved.
Judge Jackson commenced term OF
the L, 5. District Court in Charleston on
Wednesday.
VIM. Poskett, wife and child, who re.
side at the coal works near Steubenville,
will sail for Liverpool on the White Star
Line steamer Germanic, October 81. The
tickets were purchased Of Mr.. John
Baltic, 1900 Market street.
A. Q. Merrifeld, delegate from this
State to the Supreme Castle Of the World,
A. O. X. of NJ. C., will leave tomorrow
for Reading, Pa, where the Supreme Gas.
tie will convene on the 10Th.
II. W. Smith, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh
Sunday C7tie, is stopping atthe ST. james.
Mrs. Alex. LaughIin has returned from
her visit to Baltimore.
Rev, Chas. A. Dickey, who has been
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of st. Louis, Mo-, for several years, re.
signed on Wednesday night to accept a
call from the Calvary Church Of Phila.
delphia. His resignation was accepted
very reluctantly, and Mr.. Dickey will
leave for his new charge in 4 few days.
Mr.. Dickey il we'll known in this city as
a son Of the late John K. Dickey, and was
for several years a minister Of the United
Presbyterian denomination.
Rev. BristOw, Of the Baptist Church in
thi. city, is announced to address Bible
School Institute to be held near Win.
chester, Guernsey Co, Ohio, IN the 9th
inst.
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Tins good weather will not last much
longer. You are likely to get up almost
any morning now and find the earth GOV.
AIRED with snow, and it Is we'll enough to
prenare fOr such an event.
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"JoHS HESRY,p said his wife with
stony severity, 81 saw you coming out Of
saloon this afternoon"
aWell, madam replied the obsiura,e
John, "you wouldn't have me stay in
there, would your
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MES's SUITS s.. II. FRANK.
OvercOats $3.50. II. FRANK.
Undershirts 20c. II. FRANK.
Drawers SOC. II. FRANK.
Socks Sc. II. FRANK.
Collars &c. II. FRANK.
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NEW Goops At JoHS RoENER's.-
500 yards Cotton Flannel, lOc.
600 yards Wool pc.
700 yards French Opera Flannel, 40c.
400 yards Black Wool Delaine, 25c.
5000 yards choice Calico, Is yards for
81 90; al'o Cashmeres, Alpacas, Fancy
Goods, Blankets, Carpets, &c, at bottom
prices, exclusively fof each. Call soon il
you wish to save money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

TIE sixth session Of the Cambridge
District Conference will be held in Mar.
tins Ferry on the 10th, 18th and 18th Of
NnvamheF
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To Court IN CouRsE.-The Municipal
Court yesterday adjourned to court in
course, after session Of about three
weeks. The next term will commence on
the third Monday in November.
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and child
ren's colored shoes for the next ten days
at l.. V. BLoSD's,
1875 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

RAILROAD TICKErs bought and sold at
reduced rates, by II. Frank, &c 18th st.
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CARPETs, Carpets, Carpets. All grades
and qualities, at reduced prices.
J. W. FEREEI,
Corner Main and 20th streets.
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Go TO Sheib's Music Store, iii Main
street, to make your selection Of Sheet
Music. A great variety Of Popular and
Classical Music you will find at the
aforementioned place. Orders for Mu.
sic will be sent every evening.
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NEw Music. Whisper Softly, Tel
Me Darling, song, SIC.
My Sailor Boy, song, jOc.
Ada, meditation for piano, 7jc.
For sale by ". HUTCnTSs,
No. 60, 18th street
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Az auction lot Of Alpacas at from IL
to 81 cents, at ]. W. FERREL's.
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L.V. BLOND il offering his entire stock
Of misses and children's colored shoes
regardless Of cost.
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For Carpets, Oil Cloths and Rugs 60
to corner Main and Goth streets.
i. ". EERREL.
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A CHOICE line Of boys clothing, just
received, at II. Franks, 40 18th st.
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TIcKETs to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and the West, sold At reduced
rates BY FRANK, the Clothier, 10 Twelfth
street
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MouLDiSG, Picture Frames, Stereoscop.
ic View, Albums, &c, at Halls Photo
graphic Stock Depot, lll3 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

Schools CLosED.-The public school.
Of the city we're closed yesterday after.
noon, to allow the pupils to attend the
funeral Of Miss Edith Black, teacher in
the Sixth Ward school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

VI-IVls VI N . y = I7'77'F''
The following cases were examined and
disposed Of by Hi. Honor yesterday
morning:
Casper BREEDING paid 81 Tor hauling
coal without first having it weighed,
James OHane was fined - ior drunk
enness,
Fred. Was, for assaulting Charles
Bills, was fined -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-15

GREAT bargains in eolored shoes at
L. V. BLOSD's.