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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-03

JrsrfcE CALDwHL--This Justice was
busy a. usual on Saturday. The follow.
ing estate busifess' was disposed Of by
him:
George Snyder and Alex. Burkhardt
we're examined upon charge Of stealing
some hams from William KlapprOth's
cellar, on the Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Klapproth sW0fe positively that they
identified piece Of meat found In Burk.
hardt's house a. one Of the hams stolen
from their cellar, by mark which had
been placed upon II. A butcher was
called, who testified that the meat WIS
not ham, but q piece Of a shoulder. The
evidence was considered insufficient 10
convict the defendants, and they we're &C.
cordingly discharged.
Joseph and Mary Coleman were before
this Justice upon an information entered
BY Rebecca A. Bowen, who charged them
with disturbing the peace and threaten.
ing to do her bodily harm. The examin-
alton resulted 10 each OF the defendants
being held in the sum Of SlO0 to be Of
good behavior for the period Of one year.
J. O. Forbes q day OF two since was be-
fore Justice Caldwell upon peace war
rants sworn ont by his wife and Kate
North. In each case he was required TO
give bond in the sum Of 500 to keep the
peace. Failing TO secure proper bonds
men, he was on Saturday committed to
iail.
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There IL no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car.
ries such evidence Of its success
and superior virtue as BOscHEE's 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 al.
tlicted, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try It's superior effect before buying
the regular size at IS cents. II has lately
been introduced In this country from Ger.
many, and Its wonderful cures are aston.
iShing every one that uses H. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try Il. Sold
by all Druggists. eod&W
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BELLAIRE LocAIS-Before the sermon
At the Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning, Rev. CASTOR, the pastor, gave
ieI statistiS from the report Of the ses-
sion Of this church 10 the Presbytery Of
St Clairsville al is late meeting here.
From this il Is found that only one
church in the Prsbytery-ihat Of DR..
Grimes, at CadiI-has larger member.
ship than this, while the Sabbath School
in connection with the church here is the
largest in the bounds Of the Prebytsry.
Two other churches received 4 greater
number Of additions 70 their membership
on examination than this. The amount
Of contributions to the different boards OF
the church for a year past were in the
neighbOrhoOd OF 5000. The number Of
Sabbath School scholars enrolled is 100;
church members, $50; number received
into the communion Of the church, up
wards OF 50. This Is . good showing for
the church, and should stir them up to
greater efforts, for while many are
brought into the bounds Of the church,
yet more still live without
Rev. /. C. TutIle, who breaches reg
ulaFly At GibsORs Station, preached At the
Baptist Hall, over HOge, Sheets 4 Co.'S
Bank, yesterday morning. 0.-
There will b ladies mas temperance
meeting for prayer and consultation a
the u. E Church this evening al half
past seven O'Clock.
The genial BOlon, ex.keepeF Of the
royal decree book Of the city, has, a it
we're, agune back on Us" He thinks We
gave him more than be merrited' in
our reference 70 his establishing . Law
office, and he forthwith Eushes into print
with his grievances. We suppose this Is
the meaning ofsOme iheOhsFeRCy which no
one else could have written for the Com.
neyeiGl. II We said anything he dIdn'!
merritt Il vas that be vas 4learned
citizen"
Probate Judge Carroll vas in tOVnsat-
urday.
Those young folks who had intended
going to NeRs Siding to . sPelling-bee
Saturday evening, didn't 60.
The nailers At the rolling mill have de-
Cided to put in Self-ieedeFs, to take the
place Of the machines which were led by
The striking feeders, and, a. one Of them
say, let the strikers Sind more congeniAl
and steadier employment in the State
prison" Hard on the feeders.
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WILL O. THE WIsP.-The Opera House
contained 4 fair audience on Saturday
evening. The pantomime, @Will O. the
Wisp," has undergone some important
changes since il first production on Mon.
day night last, and is much the better Tor
the alterations. Several new performers
we're introduced IN the clio, including the
HOehle Brothers, whose trape1s perform
ances won Well.merited applause, The
Sntiro performance, however, was we'll
appreciated. The "NYili o the Wisp" Is
now q strong company, and good manage
ment will insure pecuniary success,
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BURGLARY on MAIN SrREEr-The
store Of J. q. Norris, on Main street be.
tween 18th and l4th streets, was entered
by a burglar yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Morris had been In the store during the
morning, and when he went to dinner left
the key sticking In the lock Of the back
door oil his store room, which opened in
to an alley. When he returned from din
net, about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, he
found that a pane Of glass In the back
door had been broken, 40 that the key
could be easily turned from the outside.
The door was unlocked, and upon exam.
nation Me-. Morris found revolver and
some small change missing. The thief
evidently tried to open the safe, a. the
combination lock had been turned.
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us. MARINE HosPrrA1-Dr. Tho.. ].
GrifFthS, Surgeon in charge Of the U. s.
Marine Hospital at the port Of Louis.
willie, Ky, reports the following a. the
condition Of the Hospital under his
charge during the month Of April, 1876:
No. patients remaining the last day Of
March, 1856; No. patients admitted dur.
Ing the month Of April, %; No. patients
treated during the month, PSI; No. patients
discharged Outing the month, IIl; No.
patients died during the month, 8; No.
patients remaining on the last day Of
April, 1l8; No. outdoor Marine patients
treated during the month, 10; No. private
patients treated during the month; 2;
Died-Wm. O. ShiilottO, fouster on
steamer Rbbt. +. lee; Ben. Hensley, rous.
ter ON steamer Cherokee; Daniel Red
mund, fousier on steamer United States.
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TIE Gas OFFtcE ENTERED BY BuR1.
LAIlS-IIetWeen II and y o'clock on
Saturday night Officers JunkinS and
Webb we're walking down 18th street,
when they noticed the door Of the gas office
standing open. They Immediately crossed
the street and entered the office. The safe
vas found open, with the drawers pulled
out, although nothing had been disturbed,
The thief was probable frightened Of BY
the officers; the bar over the back door
had been removed and the door was
standing open. Something over 80 in cop.
pers and nickels, done up in small pack.
agef convenient Tor change, was left lying
near the safe, The thief entered the Office
from the front door by forcing Il open.
Mr.. Maxwell was notified, and took
charge Of the office.
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THE GALE on SATURDAY NIGHT.-
Passengers by the Carrie Brooks report
that a terrific storm, commencing Satur'
day evening at 7 O'Clock, drove the
steamer Hudson, carrying the delegates
TO the American Medical Association, to
shore At POwhattan, sixteen miles below
Wheeling, where the storm detained her
until 8 o'clock yesterday morning. The
Brooks and Hudson were both storm
stayed at PoWhAttSn.
Boatmen Say that the storm was the
most terrific that has occurred on the river
for many month"; The gtngWay plAnks
were lifted and hurled like shingles
hitler and thither BY the bowling
hurricane. As a precautionary measure
against impending disaster from FIRE, all
lights and fires about tile boats were ex-
tinguished. The passengers Of both
sexes, In alarm, crowded around the OIL
Gers Of the boats for counsel and protec.
ton In the emergency. II was moments
rily feared that the cabins Of both boats
would be carried away before the lorna.
do, which ragged with undated fury until
8 o'clock Sunday morning. The storm
having abated, The Hudson pulled on
ward, plOughing, In her WOnied majesty
the partially Gained waves and bearing
Loulsvilleward passengers grateful for
their preservation. The Brooks arrived
at the wharf on Sunday morning about I
o'clock, with passengers frightened but
unframed.
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FOR SALE.
SATURDAY, the 18Th Day Of Nay, 1875,
-. 15.t n~uy tuTEpGnnN
HTi)
TRUSTEES SALE

b. Virtas 4 ps,i Y Irasi usSls . Es :, Trus-
~. By JGlsa y. Baird and vie bsaEiAg dlif The
"a az 4 OrtuteE iS7y, sud rucnrtet IN tnok s,
Ia ltl-A "a tie CgEk 0Aes q The Coanty Coari
4 Ohjs uSgEty, Wesl Va, vii, "
THURSDAY, the ISth Day q Nay, 1875,
Cannshsihg At 10 o'Ciack A. ~ u The iruBt dor 4
IL Car H0ass u Ohio ouanty, 10 lbS atty q
Wheelihg. IVES Va. ~ II pshIs 1getigo the toi-
k5Ulnf NJ Gtats, TtI: Tbs boEIh hall q ~ lan-
hsF K4 uinsty-tWo, situate o. ~ east sd u NEf-
kst Hrss4, and q IL SSH ~ 4 alley Ma bs.
ITssh Slhth and Ttsth Elrusth IN The diy u
WLsslihE. Wsi Va
sd pfOPsF1y viii h OGaFod Altqgethsf And "
two pafusli n Aui parcel = ths uesi sad q nd
hall "a hIVihg truaIlrs % harksi IlIosl u hbogt
q Ia hhd 3 lbekss, And sIteDtihE hark ab0ui u
isFt % The Ttst vail u The nfT dTelhng h0als
Upoa TITS parcel sTVEtsi ihTss story hTirk dUell.
Ing bsass. hOu OlcuFiSd By tsnihu and yieiding
rat q SsI PET mum.
n hacuod paFual Il The eaIi end q aid hall lot
and inoab Q isst 90 GllFy Ma {, add AbOat = let
% IllsT Z Upu1 this TaTrel u sreCtsd dwelling
b0ass and olrpsnirT Eh0R VhSA would IEOtably
rent i0f SIS pr Ghnum.
TEHMI 90 sALR-OnG-third Tie PGrehGs money
10 cab, OF - mHsh more ~ the PuTthlssF may ee
AID Tie lalHHns upDn credit o. III and twelve
monthI, tbs p1TrhAisT pTing notd With HeCnnty,
haadhE interest," iof the dsfeITed paymeutA and The
titls o b rslainsd until the PuTehie m9lsy h ell
pad. GE0. Z BOYD, Trlass.
J. CHAMBERl HEAVEI. AuetidbafF. sp5
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MARIETTA ExcURToNsn-A party
Of about sixty exeursioDistS came up on
the steamer Courier from Marietta yes
terday and spent the day in the city. The
Capital City Is q faVorite resort for ex-
cufsionistA. Visitors are always welcome
to Wheeling, although We have no imPos-
ing public edifces, attractive parks,
beautiful fountains or noble monuments
10 engage their attention. The Marietta
people evidently enjoyed themselves, and
left for home In the evening.
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A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT NIPPED IN
THE BUD.-"The cold winds hoWled and
'hrieked around the corner, and the
bareiooted boys ran shiVering and crying
TO their fireless homes. The heavy clouds
gathered overhead, and In few minutes
the air was filled with feathery fakes Of
snow, that whirled and eddied on the
ground, bringing winter back to us from
an encroaching spring. As we watched
the cold messengers from the frozen re.
gions, the jingle Of bells seemed to strike
on our eat from afar off, and We unused
on the snow, the snow, the beautiiul-'
The young man who had squared him
self for a gushing dissertation on the
beastly snow was discovered atthis junct.
ure, and, without warning, was promptly
picked up, and dropped into the street,
head foremost, where he remained, with
n dislOcatcd vertebra, until Justice Cald-
we'll COmpassiOnately came along, and sat
upon him for S.. Let this be a warning
" young men who allow their imagina-
iion 10 run away with them.
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FINGER AMPuTArED. = About three
weeks ago an old man named Sammy
Hughes, who works at the Riverside mill
and lives In The Eighth Ward, broke the
index finger Of his left hand. Hughes did
not pay much attention to his finger at the
time, but as Il was entirely useless he final.
y went to asurgeon, who found that Il had
been neglected 50 long that amputatiOn
would Be necessary. The finger was ae-
Oordingly amputated on Saturday last.
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HELnBoLps BucHu Is still in the re.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
sold by all respectable druggists. It IL
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&W,
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WrSrERBn.-Old Winter came back
on US again Saturday evening. During
the day we had occasional April showers
and warm sunshine, but with evening
came high wind, snow and sleet. The
mercury went down TO the freezing point,
and the weather was abont as uncOmfOrt-
able As possible. Yesterday there was
an occasional furry OfsnoW, and strong,
cold wind all day. Spring garments we're
cast aside and warm winter clothing was
necessary 10 ensure comfort.
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LOCAL PERSONALS. - Mr.. Herman
ShOckey, well known AZ one Of our finest
and most promising musicians, leaves
home to-day for the Old World, where he
will complete his musical education. He
will 90 to New York to-day, and to-mor.
row take passage on the steamship
IIolsatia for Hamburg. Mr.. ShOckey will
probably be absent several years, and he
will be sadly missed in Wheeling musical
cirCles, where he has always been great
iavorite. E
Mart Noll, clerk Of the steamer Courier,
is prevented by sickness from attending
to his duties. Alex. Yoeghtly il in the
office Of the Courier for the present.
Lieut.. j. 81. ]. Clarkson, who has been
suffering for several days from a very
severe attack Of inhammatory rheuma-
tism, was very much better at II o'clock
last night.
Dr. IIildreth, FrisScll, Hupp and
Ford left on the steamer Hudson Satur-
day for Louisville, to attend the annual
meeting Of the American Medical ASso-
citation.
A large number Of our citizens have
signiGed their intention Of attending the
Musical Festival at Cincinnati next week.
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II IL now reported that the "NHondrous
Wise" Literary Society has exploded. In
Its stead has arisen new order, with the
mysterious initials IS. +. b. The EN-;
blem o. the new society il said 10 be two
umbrellas with the handles crossed, under
which u pitcher With the letter az In
scfibed thereon. so fit four ladies have
been initiated and sworn to eternal re.
ctecy. More anon. ....,.
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MIS-. II. MILLER, Of Bellaire, would re.
specially announce TO those other form.
er patrons and the public in general
that she has secured the services Of Miss
Mamie Rankin, as her chief milliner, and
would be glad 10 receive an early call
from them, at her new fashionable store,
No. S3s South Union, or fold Water
street,, opposite the B. 40. Depot, Bell
aiFe.
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Coal AND ROLLING MILL PRoPERrY.-
The real estate Of the Steubenyille Iron
and Bolt Company, consisting oil % acres
Of land, 14s acres Of coal, coal shaft and
rolling mill, will be offered for sale at the
Court House, on Saturday,
May 18Th, at 3 P. n. This property ls
very valuable, and should attract enter.
prising capitalists. T. p. Spencer, assig.
nee at steubenville, will furnish all in.
formation asked for,
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MErEoRotoatcAL REroR1.-The me
neurological report for the month Of
April, for which We are indebted 10 W.
G. Dufield, Eag, IL a. follows: Lowest
temperature, 20 degrees shove zero, 17th
and 18th; highest temperature, IS degrees,
9Th; rain on ten days; snow On Eve days.
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THE CoURTs-CSrahi CoH1-Judgl
Melvin. The Circuit Court will meet al
9 4. n. to-day, pursuant 10 adjournment
Foliee COun-Judge Cranmef. A heavy
docket was disposed Of al the police court
on Saturday. tnthe morning the follow
ing cases we're examined:
Joseph Coleman and Mary Coleman
we're charged with committing an assault
and battery upon Rebecca A. Bowen. The
former was fined s. and the latter 81 and
costs. .H.....
RoniiAee Alwinger paid $40 and costs
iof selling liquor without license.
Eugene Colts, Neal Mclaughlin, VIM.
Defbadgh, Geo. Wehnet and Michael
ifennesey were fined s. and costs each
for disofdefly conduct.
Geo. Boyce, for committing an Indecent
act, was committed 70 jail for thirty days.
james Campbell, charged with leaving
exposed upon a public street a puttid
and unsonnd substance, preiudicial to
public health, Was fined g and costs.
In the afternoon Gust. Kraft kaS
charged with hauling coal without II.
eense, and fined s and costs. ,r.
Nicholas Murphy, a Hroustabout," wa
fined 8 and costs for drunkenness.
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boo and cat concerts are at their height
now, in almost every back alley in the
city; and, like all ftst-elaSs performers,
the more encofes they get in the shape Of
boot jacks, old shoes and other bedroom
furniture, the later they keep their audi
ence awake.
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Jrrtcr OKEEFrr.-Jame. Ncciannon

JUSTICE UkEEFFE.-JameS MCCiannOn
Saturday went before Justice O'Keefe
and sWOre out peace warrant against
Aug. He'll. The defendant appeared and
confessed judgment, and gave bond In the
sum Of $50 to keep The peace. He'll then
went before Justice Hammer and entered
an information against McGannon, charg.
ing him with disturbing the peace. 4
warrant was issued for McGannon.
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A GAME THtEF.-Joseph Keats had
fourteen chickens cOoped ia the basement
Of his shOe.shOp on Zane street, Island.
On Friday night thief visited the coop
and carried off a game rooster, but did
not disturb the other fowls. Mr.. Keats
Is Of the opinion that there is "honor
among thieves"
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liz bridgeport, the girl, refuse to pet.
nit their escorts to kiss them good night,
urging, a q reason, that athe Thanking
privilege has been AbblishedH Odt Girls
don't say 20. They calculate 10 keep up
the old practice even in violation Of law.
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NJ. GUrNAS 4 Co. have the largest
stock in the city. H. Gutman & Co. sell
their goods at prices below all compel:
ton. II you want an endless VaEify Of
clothing TO choose from, 60 70 n. Gut.
man & Co.'S. Clothing for boys a all
prices and Of all sizes. Clothing for men
Tor all purposes from the cheapest to the
finest in the market.
All these goods are guaranteed to be as
represented, and to Be lower in price
than can be found At any other place id the
city. In dealing with Us you have the
advantage Of choosing from the larg-
est stock, getting goods At the lowest
prices, and having every article warrant
ed As represented. Call on "a and We
will suit your taste, suit your body, and
suit your POcket-boOk. 81.
N. GUINAS 4 Co.,
Corner Of Main and l2th streets.
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The IVY AID NE OAK.-True devO-
tion is a thing lovely to 80 In the gentler
sex, but when it comes to looping on the
shoulder Of ones siellerH when on ;
street car it seems to be carrying the
thing too far. In that delightful sketch
Of Irving entitled The Wiz, reierenee Is
made TO the love ola woman cliRgiRg like
an ivy stem around the sturdy oak, but
when the vine performs that acrobatie
feat in a crowded public vehicle it re-
minds one Of q yagrant squash vine in
full tilt over 4 disconsOlate bean pole,
rather than the more poetic smile. These
few vagrant reflections are INDUCED in
for the purpose Of ittingly introducing
couple who enjoyed the sweets OF each
others society aboard South Wheeling
car Yesterday afternoon. He was q dap
per little gent, who seemed 10 have lately
emerged from the obscuTiiy Of some band
box, and she vas a towering blonde, whose
fighting weight would be about double
that OF her companion. But neither dit
ference Of age or POuderosity had a weight
with her, and the car had not gone three
lengths before she had Topped over on
his shoulder, while her curling ringlels
we're scattered in a spray over his shirt
collar. Her eyes we're lifted toward his,
and her haIi.parted lips seemed anxious
to softly utter the loving thoughts within.
He bore it like man. Not an eyelid
quiyered or = muscle moved. He glared
into the eyes Of the man opposite with a
look which seemed TO say: AWell, II this
amt right what are you going 10 do about
itT His strength was equal 10 the Ooca-
sion, and for ten blocks did that heroic
little man brace himself up under the
fearful load. But there Is limit TO hu.
man endurance, and when the Market
street bridge was reached he failed to bear
il longer, and sank into the corner in q
limp and nerveless condition. But the
blonde head still lay on his discouraged
shoulder, and the ringleis waved IN .
hairy veil before his beWilderel vision.
1t was picture which was too sweet to
last, and when the conductor shouted from
the back platform "POstofice ~ the view
dissolved, and the young bachelors who
hung On the outer ratings Ofthe car were
relieved Of as fine an argument in favor
Of "love's young dream as could have
been made by the most profound Phlos'
Opher or poet. ..l a. #-fHf
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acknowledgement
MONDAY, MAY $3.50.


New Advertisements.
Don't You Want Black Silk.
For Cincinnati-Andes.
For PittSburgh-Mallie Ragon.
Nail City Book Beer.
Only Notice.
New and Handsome Patterns.
Bar and Billiard Privilege for Rent.
Notice 10 the Ladies.
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II. LOECHER,
bRlLER IN
Books and School Materials.

A fail ascS,meAt Il Toys, Ras Rails. CFc1ue,s.
CIuns RSVolTefs and Ammunition, Pocket sSiEl1Fy
SnI RiinfS cutlery, Mathematical 1nelfumtntG
1rlsll fpd M diJFlmenl 81 Speeiaeies, OJefl md
Feld 0lasgs, TttEoge9 MlcruSopes, Thefmame-
tn CherpnomeieFs HytfometeFa, sacchlfomeiefn
6e' VIolIna French md gefman Accofdeons, liar.
nohidas Chlldrtuh Carfiage4 WaEOls, &c, de,
Moved to nos Main 81, known a. j. CartEright'l
plice. The public L respectfully invited to all
add ~ 10 ltselL spa
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CRY BoNDs-The City Clerk requests
US TO say that all who have been granted
coffee house license should bring one Of
their bondsmen to his Office and have the
necessary city bond approved.
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nor sALE-OSR TWO-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, containing III rUulns
Ihd Kitchen, With all DeCeslTy Outbuildihgl, Sta
be, Ge. Alsn, one st1rcfOJ1i, 3GO9 ieet, DsUly
httsd Up. With the lbOVe deszibsd property "a
Aorps u TOund In The lest state Of eultiTnii0n; all
Kinds d choice fruit. This property u situated u
miles from Wheeling, On the Wheeling FaiTmOnt
Turnpike, Hmest0ne, MnnhAll eDuniy, ". Va II
u veil calculated iOF shiertlinmsnts u genefll bus-
peai purpaaeA For any inl0fm1tion concerning the
purchase Of The above property, enquire u ARM.
bTRONG, OOEsS A Oh, d wheeling, q Of JAS
WILSON, un,fstnDe, Manhall 60, ". Va Gp23'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-03

LADrEs, II you want anything in the
way Of fine Shoes 60 to L. V. Blends. He
keeps the finest assortment Of ladies',
misses and children's kept in the city.