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THE BLACK HILLS FEVER.

as soon as the season is sufficiently advanced,
| and the weather grows favorable, there will
! be- grand rush or stampede to the Black
Hills gold-mines, as frantic, and furious, end
| extensive as that which took plack to Pixies
Peak nearly twenty years ago and the result
Of the one rush may be as disappointing as
that Of the other, inasnuch as, thus far the
! unfavorable testimony is quite as authentic
and trustworthy as the favorable. This, how
ever, will make little difference. The im-
preston having been widely circulated that
there is gold in abundance in the Black
Hills, there will be rush md crush from
every part Of the country TO that land Of au-
riferous promise. It is intimated that the
Government, in fulfilling its relations
to the Indians, will attempt to prevent
this movement by interposing its troops.
The expectant Crnsuses, therefore, will have
the swords Of the United States troops on the
one hand, and the tomahawks and scalping
knives Of the redskins on the other, as the
principal obstacles to their advance. The
Indians will be easily overcome a demi-
john Of forty-rod" " whisky will buy off In
dian claims like magic. So far as the troops
are concerned, wa fancy that their efforts
will be about as effective as the exploits Of
Mrs. PARTNaroN with her broom in sweep
ing out the Atlantic. The army of the
United States, all told, numbers but 81 900
men, and probably not more than half of
them could be utilized for Black Hills guard
service, even in case Of the drest emergency.
AS opposed to the thousands upon thousands
OF insane gold-hunters who will swarm to
the Black Hills hks ants from every point Of
the compass, this handful Of men can
accomplish but little. The mining multitude
will rush through, around, and over them, as
grasshoppers go through cornfeld. They
will 60 through them, and round them, and
get into that country like Hood torrent, and
cannot be damned or forced back; and once
there they cannot be dislodged, if the gold
reports should provo half true. It is the
manifest destiny Of the Black Ellis country |
to be settled by white men, and the fact |
might as well be recognized now as at any |
other time. Thh talk about & Indian rights"
is simply sentimental. The Indian has about |
the same right there as the buffalo, for
and he viii have to get ont as
the buffalo does. # there is gold in the
Black Hills in paying quantities it will be
useless to argue against the right Of white
men to go there and get it BY citing fne-
spun notions Of Indian treaty-rights and
Government obligations towards the savages
If the Plains The savage does not trouble
himself to observe any rights Of white men,
md does not allow any treaty -stipulations to
Interfere with his isprerogative of taking white
mans scalp whenever the opportunity or
emptation offers itself. If he should stand
n tie way Of the gold-hunters, he will prob
IDLY lose his own scalp. So far as the army
S concerned, if it does not catch the fever
md go gold~hunting itself, it will be irretriev-
bly, lost in the great multitude, whose name
E legion, seeking for gold.
, 1875-03-07

My1CkER's THEATRE Madison street. bet~ee1
Dearborn and 6tAte. EnE1R=neut of Mn. Rop.hy.
s'sTwtxt AZ and Crown"
, 1875-03-07

The advisability Of minority representation
is being vigorously debated by the Missouri
press, The good example of Illinois has its
effect The St. Louis Globe prints two tables,
which show that large part of the voting pop
ulation was practically disfesnchised. at the last
election, On account of the lack of any pro-
vision for representation Of minorities. The
first of these tables shows wha+ tie political
complexion Of the present Legislature would
be it the votes cast ct the polls were correct
Il represented by the votes cast in the Sen
sta aud House:
, 1875-03-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

VAR nEc1AREp-oELYs IS TO TIE NATIONAL.
Capital: only IS 70 MccEssnsys aad rs;ur9 Nth fun
rnted anG no fany prices Satisfaction ziven
1rfnn1ed Coruor Cl1rE and Randolph-sts.
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River NnWa.

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JILL c g.T ,n,, - o, se, sIoMg rvecg. a, ~
,vTori ;"J;n",oI IN H., 'SV ;nni,ns A' "'
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h,.1L oa ,Srn n "' isns in. ,or H. +,
GT Me-. Iv;iso nv W." ns ,p y
Lns Jon, wrsO" "" io""s previous !"
"'r r %O To"sio. ,,or,.,0,, T., p,.Lo.,,,,,.u
,rI Tho XnIaS H. T;rc;nnoT Lo,b ~
time. The Andes took n Vood tr;n n
miscellaneous freight and nassenpers
The little stenmer Ta,nnsst arrival
from The month Of Inc Rad River. Tbe
John ", Garrett towed her In Tellairs
from which place She wos bromubt nm by
the Market Bow, The Tempest viii re-.
main here for The low.wnler season.
The steamer West VIRGINIA hns re.
ceiyed the contract 10 caTry ihN mails
from GallipoliS 10 Charleston ior two
yearS from ,Jnly 1st 1S75, " WV
The ], N, Camden passed nm far pitts.
burrh with a load OF railroad ties nn,l
empty oil barrels.
The steamer Thomas Sherlock from
New Orleans bas tLe iollowino irs;vht ~
this end Of lie river, Wbeeling ii Lhis
suVar, pittsburph. 4 bales moss '
fho little steamer Willie / which has
been seen nj orr wharf irenrently snnE
on her ilrst Trim i'm ihe YNZno river viii,
226 bales Of cotton aboard "''
The steamer John /. Rboles ioft lost
evening ior 81 Lnnis " '"''
nv Tni.,,,rh
M,vru,. All 90 p,.... .u ~
;,ohn nF IL, apr. IV.lhlVet lell ~
.isuJ q, "1 G.n cool anu raining Ar
rvyuef t,o, Le"eE ~ vlGkSDntg De-
bin" MN. a,'', S 81 mIe'lRhis Memphis;
,nn ne p Nu,. m S.I oI,lhH olnclhnali BOD
T Ssw, UrieaIs 81; tn OF former i last 9lgt
raI,, "S Ss,, y. APFii zV.-t Feihed iast
n nlgns ,s anu to-day Mercury 90, to O0O
lily, III ins coiue .t Nlver stationary,
n T' po IL 'eG ~, oN he gauge Do.wsn~J.
r. t.ao Ne Ji T.r.s,i Morgah Nall CITY,
4sEn"s", I MI trV nsUI uP-AfillngIon
H. . NJ pelle, 4eorge h93er~ Hornet
No.. I, Fl9 ;ts. Lee and DICK johnson.
'P%s l RsIia l1v.'ye on account oil the RAIN
~ Tn ns'on '1i. W "a Am ~
or,i t.iIisa npF.m a EV'U n a, II leet
S G.,u iS ~ ArtlVea-h; 8. turner,
fsO,n Ma,a, "nSe'VT n, anu cons; Miller,
tV y, iIu;epn aa.i iTt ior
WSSthns =, ouIs an1 " lux 'OF memphis
"SaIner Clouuy anu cool.
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Cheap for Cash!
Great Reduction in Prices

so Pieces yard.wlde PercaIes down to
II t.2c.
50 Bolts yard.wlde BIeaChed Muslin
down to SC.
so Bolts yard.wlde soft finish Cambria
Muslin down to Ito.
1000 Yards silk and wool Pongee Plaid
Sultlngs reduced from 81 10 10 300.
1000 Yards silk and MOhalr Plaid Suit
lngs reduced from 70 10 $50.
800 Yards FOularde Plaid Sultings re.
duced from 81 ~ 10 $50.
500 Yards oil cOlors Spring AlpaCas
reduced TO $50.
1000 Yards magnificent and brilliant
Lustre Black Alpaoas reduced TO $40.
Beautiful grey and black stripe Sum.
rner silks reduced from 81 25 TO $50.
Handsome silk striped Poplln SultingS
reduced to 25C.
We call the attention Of the Ladies' to
the above Speolaltles. These are real
Bargains, and the like cannot be dupll-
Gated again at any such figures during
the season.
Il. Blum az Bro.
aD2l
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STEPHENS DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY
Yesterday morning Capt. Ed. Davis
went over to Martins Ferry to ascertain
ifthe authorities there wished to claim
Joseph Stephens, who delivered himself
up to the officers here on Monday, con.
Tossing that he had shot one Joseph Krest.
The Martins Ferry officials, however,
gave Capt. Davis to understand that they
did not desire To hold Stephens, and he nc.
cordingly returned to the city and dis
charged his prisoner. Word was sent to
Stephens that II he ever returned to
Martins Ferry he would he fined SIS and
costs fOrnot killing Krest.
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8TmFEEDRRssTRIKE.-The feeders EN- :
ployed ut the Belmont and Riverside
Mills met last night to take some action in
regard to the strike inaugurated at the
Top Mill on Monday.
The Riverside feeders met in the Old
City Hall, over the Market House, and
decided by a unanimous vote to Join in
the strike. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
ReaOlrei, That Il anyof the feeders that
have good Jobs lose them on account Of
the strike, the feeders will strike until
they get them back.
ReSoEped, That all the feeders present
will strike and not go near the mill in
the morning,
The Belmont feeders held a meeting in
Otis Hall and decided to work until Sat
urday and then hold a general meeting OF
all the hot iron feeders Of the different
mills Of the city. The meeting will be
held in Otis Hall at 9 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, and all the mills in the city
will be represented,
The majority Of the In Belle feeders
are still at work, and will probably await
the result OF the meeting on Saturday af-
teFnoon, before taking any decisive action.
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TIe IDeODIc Wand IDroof,

There Il no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car
ries such evidence Of liz SUCCESS
and superior virtue Ms BosCHEEs GER
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact Is that any person af-
lllcted, can get q sample bottle for 10 cents
and try Its superior effect before buying
the regular size at 10 cents. II has lately
been Introduced In this country from Ger.
many, and It's wonderful cures are aston.
ishing every one that uses II. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II. Sold
by all Druggists. eod&w
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'1'nE NEw Twenty. Cent SILVER Coin
The design Of the twenty.ccnt silver
piece authorized by act Of Congress Of
March s, 1876, was selected and approved
on Wednesday by Hon. X. Il. Llnderman,
Director Of the Mint. The diverse dc.
sign contains aSitting figure Of Liberty
with the word "LibeFty' inscribed on The
shield, the whole surrounded by thirteen
stars. Beneath the figure the date 1876"
On the reverse the figure Of All eagle sur.
rounded by the inscription, "United States
Of America and under the eagle the
words, "Twenty Cents" At DR.. Hihder.
mans suggestion, the edge or periphery
Of the coin will be perfectly smooth, In
order to distinguish II from the twenty.
five cent coin, which bears reeded or
hutel edge. IA the piece il tod small 10
admit the legend, az l'lnribus Unum,o OF
the motto, "ln God we Trust" both have
,een omitted. The new coin ia mainly
intended for circulation In the Pacific
coast States, where the want Of such coin
has long been felt in making change, and
where the lowest coin in circulation IA the
dime or ten cent silver piece.
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OUR TOLEDO VtsIroRs.-I'he delega
ton Of Toledo gentlemen who arrived here
on Monday evening for the purpose of H.
speeding tile route OF the proposed Wheel
Ing 4 Lake Erie Railroad were yesterday
escorted around the city, and visited the
principal manufactures in company with
Judge Cochran, Col. Allison, Messrs
Peck, Dell, Williams, McCnlloci, Waller
and others. The visitors were shown the
Belmont, Riverside and Top Mills, the
East Wheeling Glass Works, hinge fac.
tory, and other manufacturing concerns,
and assembled the hill near The Female
College to o point from which full view
Of the city could be had
III the afternoon they took passage on
the steamer Market Boy and visited Bel
lAire and Benwood, returning In the even
Ing. Tho gentlemen carefully noted oy.
erything that was pointed out 10 them In
the tour Of observation In the morning,
and while ell route for Bellnire, aud OK.
pressed themselves as much pleased with
the advantages possessed by Wheeling rs n
manufacturing city. They will probably
start upon their return home to-day.
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THB 1fEtPER.-The strike Of thehelp
ers AZ the mills continues. The helper
at the Riverside, La Belle, Washington
and Top mills, We are informed, are all
out, We heard last evening, however
that II & highly probable that he helpefi
Al the Top Mil will come 10 terms With
the boilers and return to work to-day Of
tomorrow.
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EXTENSION or THE STREET RAILWAY,
The cOfpOratOts Of the proposed street
railway from the terminus Of the present
line in South Wheeling to Benwood held
q meeting at the Office Of the Benwood
Nail Company, on 14th street, yesterday
morning. The meeting was called for the
purpose Of taking steps toward the organ.
iGation Of the Company under the charter,
and II was accordingly determined by
those. present TO call q meeting Of the
stockholders for Thursday afternoon next.
II is thought that the extension will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000, Of which
anbscfibed.
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STARTLING NEws.-EIaving Just return.
ed from theEastern market and being late
in the season have bought from manu-
faCturers and large anCtion sales many
goods at nearly One-half their value, and
! now propose to give them away at the
same rate. Call soon and examine for
yourselves, Also three additional sales.
men wanted Immediately. None but ex-
perienced hands need apply, at Nos. 2OlO
anu 2O9l Main street, Centre Wheeling,
JOHN ROIMER.
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Heavy SALE OF woo1,-Col. Henry
X. List, yesterday Comme6ced the ship.
ment Of 100000 pounds, Of wool which he
recently sold to the Middlesex Mills, at
LowelIM Mass. The Col. did moi give us the
figures at which he sold, but says they
were not very satisfactory 10 him,
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LAYING WATER PGpE-A gang Of men
were at work yesterday digging out the
old water pipe on the stone bridge, pre-.
paratory 70 laying new pipe, a. ordered
by Council a few days since. The old
pipe has seen considerable service, judg.
ing from It's appearance.
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TIE RECENT INSPECTION OF BANKS
II Is given ont TINT the examination oil
banks recently made by internal revenue
officers to ascertain whether they have
observed the requirements Of the internal
revenue law imposing the two-cent stamp
tax on checks, drafts, orders, etc., and pro.
viding penalty for paying rs we'll as Is.
suing such without their being duly
stamped, Is fully warranted by both the
former laws and the present revised stat.
utes, all Of which arc in entire harmony
on that subject.
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COUNCIL Observation-Disclosures pre-
sided IN the Second Branch.
The First Branch adjourned to meet OF
Friday evening.
Mr.. W. g. llandlan, the new member
from the Eighth Ward, waa sworn in anu
placed upon all the committees Of which
Mr.. Wolf was n member.
A very dirty individual with n cigal
box under his arm created quite u little
commOtion by suddenly appearing in the
centre Of the chamber OF the Second
Branch. lie entered the side door, ind
was hustled out in quick time.
The license Of Wholesale liquor dealers
was reduced from $500 to $3.50. But us
twas only u majority vote the ordinance
will have lie over week.
The liquor men in the lobby were re-
quested TO give the members a rest.
Horkheimer's interviews with the
speaking tube caused many smiles In the
House Of Commons.
The special order Of the evening was
the reception Of applications for coffee
house license, but the annual assessment
OF licenses was taken up first.
Sylyis don't believe in voting early
and often. lie thinks there's no Use vOi.
Ing when thing Is dead.sct on going
through.
The House Of Lords was idle nearly
the entire session, waiting for business
from below.
Hogc, Hanson, McGaw, PalloCk, Reila
Sylvis and Handlan were opposed to the
reduction Of liquor licenses.
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MRs, II. MILLER, of Bellaire, would re
specially announce to those Of her form.
or patrons and the public in genera
that she has secured tic services Of Mis-,
Mamie Rankin, rs her chief milliner, and
would be glad to receive an early cal
from them, at her new fashionable store
No. 1898 South Union, or fold Water
street., opposite The d. 4 0. Depot, Bell
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SALE OF CENTRE WHEELING Property
" q Hervey, auclioheet, on Monday
sold Of public sale half lot on the corner
Of 10Th and EoG streets, Centre Wheeling
belonging 70 Mrs. Kimble. Barney
Campbell was the purchaser, the property
bringing 1890.
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NorIcE.-In addition tony large stock
Of dry goods have added full assort.
ment Of carpets, floor Oilcloths and win.
dow shades, which ! will sell very cheap
All in need Of such goods will do well 10
call and see them.
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HOUSEKEEPING MpLlFIED.-The whole
system briefly and clearly explained,
with valuable business Rules and Tables,
Cloth 81. Boards rs cents. Sent post
paid, Catalogue Of Practical Books free,
ID. d. WAG1ENER Il Co., Publishers,
324 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
We&Sat
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A GENTLEMAN down town, recently
married, remarked the other day that be.
fore marriage lie thought married life
was all sunshine, but he has discovered
that II was all moonshine. His mother.
in.law has been making things lively for
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In our report Of the feeders meeting
on Monday night, we stated that Nj.
Thomas spoke against the strike and Mr..
Shields IN favor Of II. II was Mr..
Shields who opposed the strike, and Mr..
Thomas who concurted,
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We understand the third annual dress
ball Of West Virginia Lodge No. |, In
dependent Order Of Mechanics, will be
held in Turner Hall, on the evening OF
tho Goth inst, A good time generally is
expected.
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FIVE hundred pounds Of fresh live geesC
feathers, just received and will be sold Al
the lowest market prices. Also ticking
Of different grades Cheapat
HENRY JACOBS,
1874 Main street
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NERVOUSNESS and Drowsiness. These
sad Affections, SO destructive both to busi-
ness and pleasure, arise from that morbid
condition OF the body which Is relieved
by an occasional dose Of DR., Bulls Vege-
table Pills. Try them; they will do you
good, d&w,
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WEATHER RECORD. The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer a.
observed at Silyey's Drug Store, corner
opposite POstollicc, yesterday
'@ q ~ Il 'E Is ~ d
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REMEMBER for perfect job lots Of dress
goods and carpets at half their real
value, you should now go to J. W. Fer.
rels, corner Main and 10th At.
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j. W. FERREL's closing out sale of dry
goods and carpets will be continued this
coming week. Price elsewhere before
you come, and then you will sec the great
AdYanLnge and what YOU car save.
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DoNT take your stove down until you
are sure the cold weather is over. Many
a weather prophet has had his reputation
ruined as reliable weather predictot by
being to hNsty in this matter.
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Tnp City Council has twenty-five
Standing Committees. Committee meet.
ings are held In the Council Chamber
almost every day and evening.
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AMoNu a list Of patents Issued at the u
s. Patent Office recently we find the fol-
lowing:
Glass Strip pitchers-Louis Wagner,
Wheeling, assisnor 10 j. II. Hobbs,
BrOckunier 4 Co.. same place. Filed
February !, 1876.
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THE Second Ward Earthquake" has
ceased 10 agitate the East Wheeling peo.
pie, and II Is now generally conceded out
there that the end Of all things earthly
has been postponed for an Indefinite
period.
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On Monday 1 will open 500 pieces tile
beat New State prints. All ut 0 cents per
yard. j. W. FERnEL.
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Onn-LoTs FOR SALE

IN VIM. Clarks second addition to The
town Of Martins Ferry. Laid out on that
beautiful river bottom between The Steel
Works Rolling Mill and Nail Factory. A
good opportunity to buy cheap property IN
thriving town at low prices aud on easy
terms. (mr2gl |. IRWIN, Agent.
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READ the special announcement ssof
Messrs. ], Blum 4 Bro, at the head Of the
local this morning.
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HELMBoLDs BucHu is still in the re-
NTH of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR., Helmbold, the cello
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and "a
sold by all respectable druggists, II Ia
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits, Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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GEreGttelIi9etreer.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Glasswarc-J. l.. Hobbs, Soma Co.
Bargains--JOhn Roemer.
Notice.
Coflec-V. b. Hall 4 Son.
Carpets and I'urniture-Mcndel, Booth
& Co.
Hamilton Opera House.
Cheap for Cash--head Of local.
Notice all Bald.hcads.
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FoR white dress goods and grenadines
attend the forced sale Of
j. W. FERREL.
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The undersigned by virtue Of n decd Of trust ex.
ecutel to him by Isaac Cotts dated the LIST day Of
March, 1915, mud recorded III the office Of The Clerk
VI tho Comfy Court Of Ohio county IN Deed Of
Trust Book No 3, ragcs 90 and 2lb will ALL NJ
public auction At the irunt door Of the Court llOsc
Of Ohio county, nj 10 o'clock A. st., IN
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TltE tramps that infested our city
during the past winter have left their
"bed and board" in the lock.up and are
now raidihg on tie farmers In Tie neigh.
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TIE real estate market is Grmer, and
prices are looking up n little.
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REAn tho special announcement Of
MCssrs. ]. Blum 4 Bro, at the head Of the
local this morning.
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READ tho special announcement OF
Messrs: !. Blum & Bro, at the head Of the
local this morning,
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stErNwAY PIANOS
Knabe Pianos,
Chickering Pianos,
Hazelton Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason & Hamlin's Organs,
Estey & Co.'S, organs,
Geo, Wood 4 Co., Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, all Of which arc offered at the
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms At ADAMs& LUCAS,
Ig27 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-21

THERE was a slight fall of snow early
yesterday morning.