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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-12-01
MONEY.

8. W u. RAJ .f
We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, So inches long, per cord
of s # by f., $3.50. Heading bolts
% inches long, per cord of 8 #. by 4
f., $500. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inch,
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j. II. DERIoKsoN Il Co.
27tf
"A fresh lot of jamestown Cassi-
meyes, just received. Do not fail to
call and see them, at Robinson & Bon
ne;' 82tE
+Stoves and stoveWAre at Freeman
& Corbets, 2stf
Robinson & Bonner have full
line Of atoyes and stove pipe. 26tf
Fresh buekSheat -four at ROBIN
son 81 Boaner's 27tf
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yY,ne of Trains

Train %, south, and q, north, are LIST
class the others are accommodation
froighis. These trains only are allowed to
curry passengers.
On the River Division I. c. from Oil City
to Irvineten, mp the river is North down
tteTiver, south
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PETIT JURORS.

Tionosta Bora. = Ahram Guyton, s.. c..
Johnston, Morris Einstein, Samuel Camp
bell, y. f. Robinson, Andrew Emit.
'rionosta Twp.-Frank Monday, Jacob
Stitzner, S. n. Flowers, II. NJ. Carson,
John Woolf, Seldcn Whitman.
Barnott--John Irwin, Peter lieasley, S.
Cuzzeiis, Edward Kerr.
Grcsn- Rudolph Kaman, Mart. Guiher,
Robert Gpyton, Solomon Hepler, John
Guyton.
I /Kingsley.-John Berlin, Ger. Harring-
ton, Charles Murphy VIM. Gibson, VIM.
Woodruff, G.. S. Ilindman, David Beck,
Harrison Dotterer Richard King, Jonas
skunk, John Hunter.
Harmony--J. Black, II. w. Allender, It.
c. Parker, James Nell, A. J. Siggins, j..
Mclntire, Amos Hiscock. rn.ta-.
Iickory.-George Klinstyer, Charles
Albaugh, Fred. Keiller, Henry Miller,
James Albaugh.
Jepks.-Peter Mercilliott, J. j. Parsons,
Aaron Brockway. a..-t
Howe. NJ. Il. Allen.
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Jury List for December Term, 1875
GRAND JURoRs.

Howe Twr David Graham, Foreman,
Levi Clary.
Tionosta Boro-Andrcw McCray, NJ.
Carpenter, 0. w. Proper.
Tionosta Twp.-Frod. Stitzner, John
Zents.
Itingsloy.-Abram Bean, Jacob Birlin,
T. IL. Morgan, Daniel Harrington.
Greer. David Mohney, Anna Purdy,
p, N. Haslet, Fred. Lodabur, Jacob My
ers.
Harmony.-Thos. Hoag, Geo. Dunlap,
Grin Siggins.
Barnett. Spence, s. zents, w.
r. Coon.
Jenks.-John Dodge, Charles y, ED
ridge.
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S'pt' NtoNhS3 iOi nlSiiJ SaShlSi
of the Peoples Savings Bank, has re-
coived the appointment of Post-Mas-
ter of Tidioute, There was quite a
strife for the position, aud another
man received tho appointment while
tho trouble was at its height. But the
people kicked" and the result was
the withdrawal of the appointment,
and Capt. Monks received his com
mission shortly after. He is a man in
every way qualified to fill the Office
acceptably, and is staunch Republi-
can
The Guitons, Of Bear Greek have
long been celebrated as hunters. Time
was when Robert, the old gentleman,
was the "boss," but report says that
"Jake," his son, can now beat his fa-
ther at that game, The young man
has killed seven this season, and
brought five of them into this place
OH Monday. They were sold at from
\ 8 to 10 cts. per pound, for whole
deer. Last winter Jake cleared about
S400 with his little rifle.
"A German, named Jacob Wam-
lyons, sixty years of age, shot and
mortally wounded his eldest daughter
Anna at Erie, Pa, on Friday morning
last. After committing the dreadful
deed he ran to 4 shed in the rear Of
his house and shot himself through
the head. He Gied instantly. The girl
is shot through the right breast. She
is not expected to live. Family
troubles were the cause of the tragedy.
Rev. DR.. Eaton, of Franklin has
been invited to deliver lecture in
Tionesta during Court week, and has
named the evening of the 2Sth inst. as
the lime when he will deliver said
lecture. The subject of his lecture
will be something N regard to his trav,
els in Palestine, and will unoSS,@htedly
be very interesting. A small admit
tance fee viii be charged.
The deer bunting season expires
Today, and if the law is respected, we
will have more deer next winter than
usual. Not many have been killed
this year. 1t is just possible, howoyer,
that q few will yet die this winter.
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CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, D.
By Robinson q Bonner, Dealers in
General Merchandise.
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For further Information iIi regard 10 the
above described lands, apply to J. B.
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Robinson 81 Bonner have full
line Of stoves and stove pipe. 2oti
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~stoves and stoveWAre at Freeman
q Corbets. 29tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16
TRUsrEEs SALE.

II
BY virtue ci two several deeds Of trust made by
Charles PiAienbach aud nanno his VILE, 70 the nn:
derSlgngd Trustee, the FIRST dated the l2th day Of
September, 1872, and duly recorded III the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county n Deed
Of Trust Book No. D, page 3d. md the second OF said
deeds Of trust bears date the goth day Of November,
1872, and Is recorded In the Clerks office Of the
County Court Of said Ohio county In Deed OF Trust
Book No. 0, page ITO, will on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of October, 1875,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n. Of snid day, ut the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county offer
al public auction all the following described renl
estSie with The business house and other improve
nents upon the same that Is to ay all that part
or portion Of lot numbered iory.scvCn an situate
on the corner sOuth Of Twenty sCcOnl street lior.
nerly called Third street, and west Of Nlaln street
In the addition to the said city Of Wheeling lad out
by Eoif and Chapllne, bounded and desCribed az
follows, ViG: Beginning at the South west corner Of
Main and Twenty .secOnd streets, thence on the
line Of Main street south twenty-five lE2) leel
thence w0st and parallel With the north line o. !I
lot No II to tho rear or west boundery line Of said
lott thence with aid last named line to the north
west corner Of said lot; thence along the north
boundary line Of said lot to the beginning.
TRIMS or SALR-One-third Of the purchase no1-
ey In cash. and the residue In two equal lnsnlments
al six and twelve months respectively from the day
Of sale, the purchaser 10 give his notes with up.
proved security for the deferred lnstallmcnts and
10 bear interest from the day OF sale until payment
and the title 10 the property to be retained until
the purchase money " fully paid,
set6 JAMES +, ROGERS Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

TIE BRIDGEPORT JoLLITcATIoN.-The
Republicans over the river had regular
Notification last night over the victory Of
Governor Hayes. Judging from the
noise which reached our ears from across
the water, the enthusiastic ardor Of the
young Republicans was only excelled by
the strength Of their lungs. The old
town fairly blazed with burning tar bar.
rels, the heavens were illuminated
with fireworks, and a piece Of
artillery awoke the echoes OF the sur.
rounding hills. We don't know that such
was the case, but We venture TO say that
our old friend DR.. Todd could not escape
from his friends without airing his
views in a stirring speech. They all
know the Doctor, and will take no ex.
Cuse from him upon such an occasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

GOING BACK TO OLE VIRGINNY.-Yes.
terday morning a queer little caravan
arrived in the city from the West, con
sisting OF man and wife, three children
two horses and a dog. The horses pulled
aCoyered wagon in which the family rode
and the canine trotted behind. This
family emigrated from Greenbrier
county, this State, to the southwestern
part Of Iowa two years ago. The first
year the grasshoppers destroyed all Their
farm products, and left them with an
empty cupboard to face a long and cold
winter. In the spring the farmer again
planted his crops, but the dreaded locustE
soon appeared and devastated everything
before them, Thus the West Virgin
ian was left with almost nothing, and was
compelled to sell his farm to pay his
debts and procure the necessaries Of life
Thoroughly dishearteneL, he started with
his family in a wagon for his home in
West Virginia, taking with him all that
he had left in the wide world, About
eighty miles west Of here misfortune
again overlook him, and he lost two oil
the farm horses with which he started
The animals were poisoned by eating
turnips in field. The caravan did mol
tarry long here, and went on It's way
early in the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

TIE ISeRAuTUDE.oF Two WHEELNa
SPoRnNHN.-TWo young gentlemen oil
this city on Tuesday last went out In the
neighborhood Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, up
on hunting excursion. The first day
they were only moderately successful, but
on the second day the man with whom
they stopped accompanied them and as:
sisted them to bag large amount OF
game, The kind-hearted granger not on
" charged his guests nothing for their
lodging, but insisted on them taking
home with them all the game cap
tured by the party. They awaited
themselves Of his generosity, and on
Tuesday started home with we'll
filed game-bags. A dog belonging to
the farmer, which had been very useful
in the hunting expedition, followed the
Wheeling gents n short distance, seeing
which they secured him with a rope and
took him along with them. The farmer
missed his dog, and started on the trail
Of the sportsmen on foot, arriving in
Martins Ferry on Thursday evening,
There he met his late guests, who ut first
refused to give up the animal, but were
finally prevailed upon to do so, The
farmer remained over night in Martins
Ferry, leaving his dog fastened in an out
house, and during the night some one
managed to get into the clubhouse through
the roof and carry off the animal. Of
course the Mt. Pleasant man supposed
that the two young Wheeling gentlemen
knew something about the theft, and as
they were MOTTO be found over there he
crossed the river and came to the city in
search Of them. As he did not know
where to find them his search was fruit
less, and he returned home without his
dog. The animal was we'll trained and
valuable, and as his master had become
much attached to him he doubly feels his
loss. He will no doubt DO careful about
entertaining strangers hereafter, espec'
tally If they come from Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

CITY PERSONALS. - Superintendent
Bridges, of the Penitentiary, was in the
city yesterday.
The Standard nine arrived from Pitts
burgh on the late train Thursday night
Bishop Johns left for ParkerSburg yes
tcrday.
As we supposed in an article elsewhere
in this paper, DR.. Todd rose up and nd.
dressed the Bridgeport jollifers last
night. Also did two Wheeling attorneys
B, B. Dovener and J. Kemple, Esq,
b. Is. Dovener and j. Kemple, Esqrs.
are announced to speak ut our jollitiCa'
ton on the wharf tonight.
Prof. Joe Kramer was in ecstaCy last
night over his new cornet received from
New York. 1t Is one Of Chas. WessGnhar
tcr's celebrated instruments, and valued
at one hundred and twenty dollars. Joe
Is as proud OF 1t us monkey with two
tails, and says that his brass band shall
stand rs heretofore, prominent.
Frank Greenwood and lady (neC Miss
Kate Arthur left for their home at New
port, Ohio, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

TRANsFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county OF Ohio, were left for record
at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday (:
Deed made Oct, 8, 1875, by T. ].
Hugus, Commissioner, to Janette VIM
berg, for a piece OF ground in Zane's re-
serve, fronting on Main street, Admit
ted Oct. s. S4,525.
A report Of sale made by l. +. Jones,
Sept, Q, 1875, for property sold under deed
Of trust from w. f. Goodwin and wife to
l. F. Jones, Admitted Oct. s,
Deed made Oct. Z, 1875, by Louis S.
Britt to Thomas G. Britt, in trust for
Sarah c. Britt, wife OF Louis S. Britt, Of
household furniture. Admitted Oct. 0.
Deed made Oct. 5, 1876, by John Kirk
patrick and wife to Evan Hughes, for
lot No. 2S in South Wheeling, Sprigg's
Row. Admitted October 0; $500.
Deed made Oct. 5, 1875, by A. S. Gil
lespie and wife to George Crumbacker,
for 10 2-l2 feet OF lot No, 9, and l feet
of lot No. 8, square /, ChurChill's addi-
tion No, 9, Admitted Oct. IL; $40.
Deed made Oct, 4, 1875, by VIM. Spargo
and wife to l.. Noble, for a piece Of ground
on hillside, First Ward. Admitted Oct. II.
Deed made Oct, 4, 1875, by Levi Noble
and wife to VIM. SpaFgo, for piece Of
ground on hillside, First Ward, Admit
ted Oct, IL.
Deed made Aug. II, 1876, by A. Akin
son 10 j, Atkinson and others, for all her
interest in her fathers estate. Admitted
Oct. IL; $1,000,
Burkham and wife to Mary Schwinn, for
lot No. 10 in Triadelphia. Admitted
Oct. II.
Deed made Sept. l, 1875, by B. B. Dove.
ner, trustee, to Island Building Associa.
ton, for south one-half Of north one-halt
OF lot II, Main street, between 22d and
23d streets. Admitted Oct. Is; $500.
Deed made Nov. %, 1874, by b. Spring
er and wife to Stone Church Cemetery AS
sociation, for 81 4-lO square rods Of
ground. Admitted Oct. 10; S2S.
Deed made May 20, 1875, by Alex, j,
Cecil and others to Centre Foundry Com
pany, for lot 81, west side Main street,
Centre Wheeling. Admitted Oct IA
$4,000.
Deed made Oct. IA, 1875, by Matthew
Riess and wife to Joseph seybold, for the
north half of lot No. so and s.0ths Of the
south half OF the same lot, said lot being
situated,at the southwest corner OF 9Th
and Market streets. Admitted Oct, 10;
S. 90.
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JURORS LIsT.-Thc following is list
OF jurors Tor the October term OF the Cir
cult Court Of the county;
GRAND JURORS.
These Jurors will meet on Monday
morning, at 10 o'clock;
Madison DiStrict-P. Welty, I. II. Lo
gan, G. II. Collier.
Clay DisiricI-S, HOrkheimer, j. p
TrnsChel.
Union Disiricl-Casper He'll.
Centre Districi-Andrcw Wilson.
Wooster DiSirirt-John Handlan, Hen
ry Wallace.
Richie DiSirict-Wm. lIandlan.
Washington DiSirict-Wm. s. GOshorn
Triadeiphia DiSirict-L. V. Hoge.
PETIT JURORS.
The petit Jurors will meet OH Tuesday
morning ut 8 o'clock, as follows:
Raskington District-GeOrge Heryey
Henry Zoeckler, Enoch Ball, Donald
Forbes.
Madison Disirict-Albort Graham, NJ
Emsheimer, Willis 0. H0wlcy, y. G
Myers,
Clay District-W. q. DnGield, IL. Frank
J. R. Greer jrp II. NJ. Harper.
Union DiSlrict-Joseph W. Bies, james
Adams, Henry Vass, jr, A. r. Kalb.
Centre District w. L. Fry, Albert
Fortney, NJ. Hubbard, James Neil, N. II
Vanfossen.
Webster District - Matthew McNabb
George Montgomery, VIM. Spears, jr.
Robert Clark.
Richie Dbirict--John Wright, Joseph
Dean, David Acker, Harrison Bellville
Richldnd Disirici-RiChard Carter, VIM
Busbey, James Mitchell, Iasiah $. Nor.
gan.
1tiadelphia Dislrct-ITugh Clark, John
Armstrong, Isaac Burkhum, John Creigh'
ton.
Liberty Disirict-Josiah Atkinson, W.
V. Coe, Samuel Chambers, James Ander.
son, D. G. Frazier.
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SERIOUS AcC1DENrro AN EAST WHEEL
mo BoY.-Last evening boy named
Robert Nesbitt, living on Woods street,
between 10Th and 10th streets, was serious.
ly hurt at the Manchester coal works.
After school lie went across the creek to
the coal works, and was shortly after.
wards brought home insensible, with a
large piece Of flesh cut entirely out Of his
left leg. We did not learn exactly how
the accident occurred, but 1t is supposed
that the boy was run over bya coal car.
He is about twelve years Of age. Dr..
Bates dressed his wounds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

SHoDDY WooL.-It takes an expert
hand to tell the difference between good,
pure wool goods and that which is mix
ed with shoddy and cotton. In order not
to be deceived we would ask your atten-
ton to our all wool aannels and blankets,
which We can recommend to be the good
clear wool, sitter 4 RoTH
2l0l Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

OxE HUNDRED GUS To.N1anT.-Thc
Republicans of this city have during the
campaign over in Ohio taken almost Ms
deep mn interest in the result Of the cleo.
ton rs their friends across the water. On
Wednesday night last one hundred guns
we're fred from the top Of the hill east oil
the city in honor Of Hayes success, but
not satisfied with this the enthusiastic
Repubs. will repeat the programme this
evening on the wharf. Mr.. Henry Beb.
bles, an experienced artilleryman, will
handle the gun,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

THE MCAtEcHEN WILL CAsE-This
case, which has been before the Circuit
Court of Marshall county for the past
two weeks, was given to the jury on
Thursday evening. The jury was out all
day yesterday, and had not agreed at the
hour Of adjournment. Although before
the court for some days previous, the case
was not fairly put upon trial until
Thursday OF last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

NAILS FOR THE SOUTHWEST. - The
steamer Ed. Hobbs and barges departed
for 81. Louis last evening withagood load
of nails. She took nearly $4,000 kegs in
all, distributed among the different mills
as follows: Top Mill, 6,0OO Riverside,
5,0OOi Belmont, 5000; Benwood, 6,O0Oj
Bellaire, 400. We we're unable to learn
the number supplied by the La Belle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

A CARD ABOUT M4RTIN.-The under.
signed, member Of the State Govern
ment Of West Virginia, wishes to testify
to the supreme excellence Of the oysters
served by Martin, at the Capital dining
rooms, 1855 Market street, 1t is his be-
lief that II Martin had been in business al
the time, the Capital would never have
been removed to Charleston. Recognizing
this fact, we are assured that there is nc
danger whatever Of Wheeling losing the
seat of Government Therefore, all OIL
GERS Of the State government and other
wise should patronize Martin.
Very respectfully
THIRD DISTRICT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

STOLEN BRUsHEs.-About noon yester.
day stranger walked of with n box Of
brushes belonging to 0glebay 4 Sons,
which we're on the wharf. The box con.
tanned four or five dozen scrubbing brush.
es and backing brushes. The police were
nnti6ed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16
TRUsTEEs SALE OF
FIN 4 r a r M

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Alexander
81. jacob to mo AZ trustee dated June J. 1867, and
recorded In tho Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed BOOK
No. 81, page 625, l shall, on
SATURDAY, November 10, 1915,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises
osF at public auction about one hundred and TWEEN
y acres Of land lying on the Wheeling West Lib
erty 4 Bethany Turnpike, about ~ miles from tho
city Of Wheeling, being the "Waddtngton" farm
sold by George W. Smith to said Jacob BY deed
dated November 7, 1864, and recorded In said
Clerks office In Deed Book Is, page 267, except y
much Of aid land as has since been sold by said
jacob to William W. Miller aud J, I. PettiCord BY
deeds, one dated July /, 1869, and recorded In said
ClerksOilicc, Deed Book 55 page Si2 and one dated
April T. 1869, and recorded In said Clerks office IL
Deed Book 81, page 80, to which three deeds refer
ence Is made for the netes and bounds OF the land
TO DO sold.
The land will DO sold in body or in parcels Il
suit purchasers.
TERNs OB sALE-S4OOO cash in hand, aud tn
residue In three equal nStallments at one, two ant
three yean respectively from the day Of sale, Will
interest from that day, for which purchaser shal
give notes with approved security. II desired sat
Alexander N. jacob and NJ, Julia Jacob, his wife
will i0ln In the conveyance to the purchaser.
ROBERT b. WOODS, Trustee,
HUBBARD & ERsKINB Attorneys
OCl4 JoIH W, MITCHELL, AuctiOneeT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

TnosE who have won hats on the late
election in Ohio can not do better than
call on our friend Mr.. Charles Il. Behler,
at 1913 Market street, opposite the Post.
office. Charley adveftises Allen hats,
Hayes hats and Caldwell hats. All who
call on him will be suited. He has fine
silk hats for 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

ATTEMPTED SU1ctDE.-Bart Armbold,
young man whose home is on Short
Creek, on Thursday attempted suicide OF
Cox's grocery, in South Wheeling, by
swallowing two ounces Of laudanum. The
services Of n physician were procured,
and the would.be suicide was soon out Of
danger. Armbold had been drinking
rather hard recently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

ATTENTION is called to the notice else
where headed "Jesuits vs.. Free Schools"
Rev. Oscar Hugo will preach on this
subject tomorrow morning In the First
Presbyterian Church, and in the evening
in the Second Presbyterian Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

A LEssoN.-Nature teaches us a lesson.
She never changes her fashions, but IL
content to make over the same old dress
Of the previous season. Look now at her
russell gown, how beautiful 1t is and yet
we saw her inaugurate the last fall season
in the same cheap but becoming attire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

PRAYER DAY FOR SUNDAY Schools. =
By IN arrangement between the London
Sunday School Union, the Church Of
England Sunday School Institute, and
various Sunday School associations Of
this country, tomorrow will be observed
rs a day Of special prayer for Sunday
schools throughout the world. To what
extent the day will be recognized in our
city we have no definite information, but
learn from advertisement and otherwise
that the English Lutheran Sunday School
on 10th street and tho Zane Street NJ. L
Sunday School will hold special services
appropriate to the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

BoATiNa MArrER-Frank DenmArsh
and Billy Scharff went to Stetbenville
yesterday. The former will engage quar-
tiers for Felsing, who will 60 up to-day.
scharfF will 60 to Pittsburgh to day, The
race between Felsing and Peal will take
place at Steubenville next Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16

La BELLE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
This Association, as announced in an.
other column, meets every Monday at u
o'clock p. NJ. at Arbenz' Hall, South
Wheeling, for the purpose Of receiving
new members desiring to subscribe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-16
GEeQttelIiqeneer.
SATURDAY,. OCT. nc, 1875.
New Advertisements.

NC" ANNCEhAbCAAVAt"
English Lutheran Church.
Jesuits vs.. Free Schools.
La Belle Building Association.
CautiOn-Oxtoby & Duiiield.
Ohio Election-Chas. II. Behler.
New Layer Raisins, &c.--Schulz's Con
fcCtiOnery.
Furniture-Morehead 4 Co.
Carbon Oil Chandeliers-A. W. PAUL
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Plate-E. l.. Nicoll.
Camp ChAirs-NTendel, Booth 4 Co.
Lost-Breastpin-head Of local.
Ladies' Cloaks and Walking Jackets
head Of local.
Braces for Ladies' and Gents.
WatChes-Turner II Dillon.
List Of Letters.