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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

OberweieI, IS. San. Der SaImenians
mar IN 6oI9e bes niebrissn @afsritanoes
i'm &beine I'M usrsunsensn Sabre fat nm
bic 9dlite s%erinaer sessn oas Yoriabr 1873.
Ndbreno IN ben iiscaIiiden Salmeufi9ss
reien ;ipii9en bier uno ct. Soar 1874 nur
go Salmen in @eiammtseiuidte BON 1924
Efuno NIT einem Cribs pon 563s GbIr. 81
SCR. 4 Big. 9eiansen worben iino, mar
oasesen i'm Toriabre 1878 bic 8eute l162
Stiif i'm Gsmidte BON 1862 Rfunb uuo
I'M Cribs uon 10, 929 CHR. 81 Sar. 3 Eia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Ote Yrieitsrn Der @slsaidait
Ssiu bel !Seroeri IN 6reiburs bsraussessbens,
portretfi9e, iQultrirte Monatsi4rift, Die
tatboliiden Wiifionen", Sdblt IL, 900
Mbonnentsn uno bat bsreits IL, S65 Gbaler
fur wt~ifiOusswede einsstrassu. Oas 1T
aud elm 3sidsn Der 2eitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

petersburg. IL. San. Sie Haaridt.
oab Der bisiise 0iterreid.unsariide 8sns.
a l.goniul irrTnnis ssipOroen uno in cine
rbeiniide Ssilanitalt Ssbradt iei beitdtist
fia poaltdnois. Den n~sueiten Yeri&ten
sufolse 1T iein 3aitano boffsun9slos.
Sas grei9niB erreSt in ben 2reilen DER
0iterrsi4 unsariidsn GOlunie oas 9r0bte
aufieben, neil pielfad Hstlamationen iber
Die gmtsfibruns beg @enera!.G oniuls
unberidlidtiat blisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Die preuii d. Saut bat etaen ibr
CUR Siseontiruns pOrselesten Sediel leoiss
Iid aus benz @runoe surifsewieien. neil
Der Setras Sarin in Su9itaben NIT rOrei:
tauieno Warten" aussebriidt mar. Die
Sant~ bebauptet ndmIid, vWsarfen" lei teine
@eIoiorte, bic Mebr;abl pom Marf beige
uieImebr slei9faus nMart". Oas 1T re@t
preuBii9 uno fann nur in greuBen uortom.
men!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
z e m,bmrscr Gazette.
Mbeinlano uno Weapbalem.

0ineIoorf, 2. Sauuar. Die Concur.
rem; BUR anfertisuns Der Blame fir Sas bier
gu erbaienoe Stdnbebaus Der Rbeinpro.
pin3 ut aussei6risbsn un6 iino fir Die orei
beiten gntwiirfe Yreiie uOn 1900, 500 unD
800 Iblrn. ausssieet worSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
Die ,ptrtbi6aitlt&e StIans Dee
SabrcS 1873.

Sin SdIadteu par's ni4t cine S9la9t
~ %uennen" = bic Nadleie, wel1e Der
uRra9" int Sabre 1874 bisltl Die wirtb.
fdaftlidsn Sinben bsiSsr Ssmiipbdrsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Am /. Suli 1874 waren inn Oeutlden
&ei9 "a, 7s9 Silometer g~iienbobnem, in
6ranfrei9 20, l43, in Seiterrsid 1851,
in @roBbritannien % 900 unb in ben Der.
Staaten Don NOrSamerifa us, l48 RiIo.
meter in Setrieb. Nui 1909 0uobrat.
&ilomster famen &iIomstsr @iIenbo6nsu ;
in 0eutidlano IS, in 6rantrei& SO. IN
Seiterrei4 20, in England 80 anS In ben
Der. Staatsn HorbamerifaS l2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Die eonsreBbibliotbet ii I'M
uorisen Sabre nm Ia, 405 B6nbe ptrmebrt
worSen /; iie,ablt sesenwdrtis im@ ansen Gbsr
274 900 Sdnoe unb 5000 Pamphlets.
Sm Sabresberi4te bes 8~ibliotbetars wirb
Setlast, baB es idon jest fir SO, 900 0dn6s
an benz notbissn &uume fsbls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Die iept So Sabre alte @tttme
Ybila lambert in benz Sermonter Stdots
den its@eOrsia, bat wdbreno finf,ebn
Sabren adt Rinper babur9 erndbrt oaB
iie Naarerarbeit uerridtete, in Der @rnte
mitbalf umb oersleiden srobe grbeit that.
Sabei bat lie ui4t auein Elm Saus uno Ell
nise Morsen 9ano ais Gisentbum crmor:
ben, ionosrn ibrem &inoern aud nod cine
quite Grsiebuns seseben. Der Srau loute
elm Oentmal seiett werben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

SIM 5riblins bes Sabres 1871
bat ii3 cine siemIide ansabl pdpitIi5er
3napen aus Canada, besleitet BON ibrem
Numonier, in ben WdlSern &anaSa's einen
Ort aussewdblt, no ie benz papR gu
Gbren cine Staet Yiopolis NIT 9amsn
srinben wolten. Die Stabt lit nun ae
sriinost unb bemobnt uon 500 Seelen. Sie
@iienbabn pom 9aliiar mad Der Yacifebabn
sebt bran pOrbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Gubem Giienbabnem in ben Ser.
Staaten perunslidten i'm uerfo6eneu sSabr
tiirslid per0ifentli9ten Statiititen aus
foIse 97s Yerionen, pon benen pol iofort
setSStet uno 77s mebr Ober minber larper
perlest wurbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

urgerbefieruns bss Sotses
empfebIt bic 'amerifaniI9e ySarmers
3eItuns" bas Ibueltenlailem Der Bdume
Sur3 &inseIn, b..b. our9 abi9aIuns Der
&inoe pom Stamme. Die 8erbel5eruna
oes Solses burd iabrelanses 9bweIten Ser
Sdrme mot i6on ben 8Smern betannt.
Oas Sol, miro i9werer, ieitsr uno bauer
batter. Seriude ersaben, ba6 NabeIbSlser
bis ,u.42 YroSent an @eruibt sunabmeu,
uabrideinli9 gum Gbeil bur9 Sar,, Sas
i'm abiterbenSen 0olse perbdrtete. Ourd
Oas NbpeIfen wiro ferusr bent 6ol3e aif
natiirlidem 8ese bas WaiIsr entsoaen uno
feline Heierusitoie, Stdrfemebl uno @erbe.
itoif perSen auisesebrt. OaSur9 bietet es
ben mitrostopii9en Seinben bes 6olses,
Der Sil;bilouns uno ben 9olsfafern weniser
Habruns. gs 1T ieiter, sdbsr, i9merer sa
bearbeiten unb reiBt meniser. Oasielbe
mar NIT ben 2aubb0l;ern Der 6au, 6erem
StGmme man burd Rinseln ibrer Hinbe
beraubt uno 10 einise Sabre lang abwelten
lieB, beuor man bic 8dume fdate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

Die preaBif4e &ansIifte far
1874 weilt na9: IL @eneral 5elbmars
idaae, 45 Generate Der S~nfanterie unS
Gaualerie, ~ General ieutsnants, 1853
@eneralsD taiore. Inter bieien 2s2 @ene.
ralen befinoen iid so Giriten unb prin,en,
Is 9raien, 30 Sreiberrm, lit lonhist
aSeIise unS II Sarserli@e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12
River News.

The river continues to fall. Last even.
ing the marks at the wharf indicated Il
feet inches.
The Granite State, en- route from Pitts.
burg to Portsmouth, passed down on Sat.
urday morning nj 3 O'Clock.
The Mallic RagOn departed for Pitts.
burgh at 3 a. NJ, the Courier for Par.
kcrsburg at 10y A., NJ, and the Hudson
for Cincinnati ut | =, NJ, on Saturday.
The steamers Skillingcr and Salt Val.
ley, lrOnton to Pittsburgh, passed up Sat.
urday night.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from XanCs.
vile yesterday morning and departed for
Pittsburgh.
The Express arrived from Parkcrs-
burg on Saturday evening. She will re.
turn this morning.
The tOw.boats lIIackmorc, Fred Wilson
aud several others passed down with coal
yesterday. These are probably the last
OF the fleet that went ont on the recent
rise.
The Iron Mountain left Pittsburgh on
Saturday evening for ST. Louis She has
u tow Of ten barges Of miscellaneous
freight, coal and coke.
Captain Jerry Mason, Of Wheeling
and brother to the old and well known
stcamboatman, Captain Sam. Mason, Wis.
tied the StcambOaimcn's Exchange yes
tcrday, looking the very picture Of health.
lie il making the round trip on the
Andes simply for plcasnrC.-CHciandH
Commercial
ny Telegraph.
CINuSNATI, April ll.--tivrr twenty.
six feet and falling. Clear and cool. Rain
last night. Arrivcd-Mollic Ebert, Pitts
burgh; Garrett and bNrgcs, 81. Louis;
Cherokee, New Orleans, Departed
Carrot and bargcs, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, April ll.-'rhc weather
clear Mercury lGo to G1o The river
has fallen one foot; 81 feet on the gauge.
Down-ExportCr, j. n. Phillips and
bargcs, Mary Stuart, Bowling. Up
Nashville, Memphis, IhIcwild, Andy
Baum, Alice Brown and bargcs and Alex
Swift. The Thompson Dean is due, being
at Newburg. business Is fair. The Iron.
sides and Liberty No. 4 are about Mt.
Vernon.
NASHVILLE, April ll.-lIivcr falling
with IL feet | inch on shoals. Weather
clear and pleasant
MrMrnis April 1l.-Rivcr fell inch.
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
Belle Of Texas, Pine Bluff Departed
Mary Houston, New Orleans; Clas. May.
or, Cincinnati. The latter was three and
days out from New Orleans.
CAIRO, April ll.-Arrivcd 49, Grey
Hound, Ohio; BELLE Of Memphis, 81. Louis;
John Kyle, New Orleans; Indiana, Gin.
cinnati; Kittic Ilcglcr, Arkansas river;
Julia, 81. Louis; Rover, st. Louis; Chas.
Millar, Cincinnati. Dcpartcd-liellc
lee, Shreveport; IIcIIc Of Memphis, Mem.
phi% W. ". Curtis, Ohio; Kyle, 81. Louis;
Indiana, New Orleans; Rover, Ohio.
River 80 feet 10 inches and falling.
clear. Mercury CSC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

prrrrr po,vrs-\r ;nv;,,tio, H.,
horn "y,crJcJ r. tho mcwLrrs NJ WL"nI
;nvI nmm""Jrry <" Enivh,. Tom "i,r
f." visit ST. Mathew. Cbmrrh nm %!"rn
sion Day In LcNr n sermon hy Rry Arm
sron" " " " WV" '' :"
R"T O,cor tIuyo n uo,iv, of lIuo,,rv
prrorhcJ y"s,nr,Ioy m"rr;rr in ,%% &c.
nnd Prcsl;ytcrinn Chmrrb and in III,
rvcrinr in iLo iiir., prc.hviorinn CIrrrL
liis srIi"r, mrbc Thrcc Strn",LniI, NJ
American ijbrrtv-nn Onrn lIiLir nm,
pnLlir SrhonI. aId thc SoLh,d, -" WV
The suLic",, If i;"v p,Iiis,or', Jiy.
co,,rscs in Tho Di.cinlcs' CLmrrb yr.,rr,
Lnv wrrc, Norniny L"TLr N,n wLn rn,
r"iyoy,o, III" ,j,inas3 ~ ,i,n S,Jr;I " 80 W,J,
| Evrnino- "Thc S%nl md its Vniur" we
rev. i, T. Wilson NJ tho Di.rinlr.
ChurrL in NourJ,villc vcs,rr,tnv jnliy.
rrrJ n ."rmon hmm a'fhc i"rr. Smr.
pcr,n
4 scrics of meeting. In ror,iuur =,
wnrk rnnmrnrpL M Wr,Iov TLnnci
SouIh Whr"Iinr vcs,rrioy Thc nm,
prommc il n. t"iIows pTrachiuy SubJoy
NJ lOi ocloCk A. A. npI 7JrW hy iGG
m,s,n. Uow ~ r. uniiI;u, M N!,.i,,.
If II T. a. Lv i,ov i Wc.irv WITH;
Tucs1ov in 4 iy iiov 1 Il 'rG,wn,on
WoLn".,,y II - Ly i,ov -
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il Waii j. l. rr;Jny III - a. i,s Vo,
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r. n Gv Iicv e 4 Wnnrhrs,cr :!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

lIELMnOLD's BuCWU il sill in The a..
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. lIelmbold, the cclr.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory ut Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
fcits, Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John !. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

-, ~ T. NJ. 49,
IHE N9uhIs'-S' .: D'%Etet Ioal-
Judge Jackson Inc uhi'ed states DIS
trlcI court met on saturday morning rs
usual
lhe court was occupied unrihg me en-
tire morning session IN nearing Wilnesse'
IN me sweeney bankruptcy case; q
luTlher nearing OF me case was ORDERED
to be had before the Register on lh'lrsda!
next
The session oil The afternoon was &c
cupled by the arguments on the demurrer
ilIcd IN the case oil me United States rs
the Baltimore ~ ONO Railroad, lien
Coil and George u, Caldwell Tor the
United States and Andrew Hunter and
Daniel Lamb Tor defendants,
County touH-Jndge Cochran The
County Court met on Saturday morning
as usual and disposed OF the following
business;
The case Of X, Porter rs l.. $. Jordan
was remanded to rules, with leave To tl'
rs amended, Doddridgc for plaintiff
and Hubbard Tor defendant.
In the case OF Benz, Exlcy rs, \. Lantr!
and Others, in chanccry,a decree was en
tered confirming the sale. Davenport 4
Dovcner for plaintiff and Good Tor lie
iendant.
The case OF Eaton Bros, e. Joseph
Wrishardt was tried TO court, and judg
mcnt given plaintiff for $s7 II, raylor
n Barr Tor plaintiff and Good Tor defend
ant.
John SaIadc was qualified rs Executor
Of thcwill Of Adam Rehbein. Bond, 81,
900.
In the case OF Daniel Gordon ~. Geo
Forbes. Judgment for plaintiff for So -
Davenport 4 Doycncr Tor plaintiff and
II C.,l,,,
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cALN ON VALUABLE REAL ESrATE

- =
The undersigned by virtue u deed II trust cN-
GCutel In him by Isaac Colts dated the Isl day "
March, 1873, and recorded IN the office II the Clerk
NJ the Comfy Court u Ohio county In bred VI
Trust lIOOk No. s. pages g!i and 20, will 4l ut
public auction at the front DIOR II the Court House
Of Ohio county, At 10 O'Clock 4. M,on
SATURDAY, the lst day Of May, 1879,
the following property, lp-wit: The north half Of
the furly feet In front NJ lot numbered III On the
west side NJ Market Square, In the city II Wheel
Ing, brng al1ul twenty feet In front and running
back 10 tile alley. together with the building aud
appurlCnan0rs Situated thereon. said building Is
nov occupied by {. t. Wagner said property will
hG sold subject IN the dover N Susan H. Cots, the
wife NJ SIiI Isaac Colts, which however will only
vest In Case the said Susan H. Cots should survive
the said lsanc Colts, and 10 lease VI Sil premises
held by e. u. Wagner iur the three years next en-
suing after the Isl day u April 1873, ni the rate Of
SIN per year the first years rental having already
hccn advanced Ia the Siil Isaac Colts
TERMS or SALE Onc-ihrl NJ the purchase
money IN IL cash. Onc.lhinl IN l1 paid IN three
months from the day u SIlr, aud the remaining
third In six months from said day ii sale, the lnlr
chaser giving nOics with satisfactory security for
said deferred instlllmcnlS,
Selling MS trustee tie undersigned will convey
only such title u, isConicrrNl upon him by the said
deed VI March Isl, lsij though the iillris believed
tn Ia gIpl. JOHN u. HENDLEION.
i. CHAMBERS lIEYEY, Auctionccr mriIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12
OUR PITTSBURGH CORES
PONDENCE.
An Important Branch OTIndustry
AHiSit 10 the Extensive Found.
rieS of \. FulIOn'S Son IL Co..
The Manufacture Ol Bells aud
Where They are Sent.


Where They are Sent.
PITTsBuRGH, April 10, 1875.
Mr.. EpIroE-Among the many branch
Is Of Industry which have combined to
give the City OF Pittsburgh world wide
reputation, no single one has contributed
more largely TO that end than that OF
which We propose 10 speak in this letter,
Hardly parish or school district in the
West where church-goers and school
children are not summoned TO the house
OF God or the temple OF knowledge by
the clear and musical notes OF Fulton
bell. Scarcely steamboat between Pitts
burgh and New Orleans, but carries one
Of them. The beautiful vallicS Of the
Ohio and Mississippi resound with their
melodious ADMINISTRATIONS, and the
storm tossed, fog.dclayed traveller on
ocean steamers welcomes their clear notes
in every navigabIe sea. A recent visit
to the establishment OF A. Fulton's Son Il
Co. cOnvinccs us that their works are the
most extensive in the country, and the
number Of orders pouring in from every
quarter OF the globe is sufficient proof
Of the popularity OF the bells manu-
featured by them. Their extensive ware
rooms and ioundrics are located at No. 81
First and 10 Second avenue, Pittsburgh,
and the house has now been established
over half century. The compromising
OF metals to give proper strength, clear
ness and beauty Of tone had been made
I,in I,N,, gt,,g,, I,t tl,n gnninr ,,nn,bnr nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

JrsrTcE CALnwELL-'l'hc ease II IN,
lawful 1ctnincr in which John IIobrcchl
Is plaintiff and Silns W. Wharton defend.
ami, was to have been examined by Jus.
licc Caldwell on Saturday afternoon. The
line Of witnesses summoned by the parties
in the onit filled 10Th street from Foil
street To Market street. The ease was
continued for four weeks, probably Ia
give the Squire chance To III uplhc Fair
Grounds for the accommodation u the
Witnesses
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

!
LOCAL PERsoSALS.-MIrs. W. j. Hill
wife Of Sheriff Hill, Of Wood county
and Miss Hill, Of Parkcrsburg, are stop
ping at the Mclnrc House.
Mcssrs, j, Slack and 4. Hunter ana
Miss +. Hunter, Of Charleston, are alsc
stopping at the Mcclure.
Maj Il, $. Gardner, Of CIarksburg, is
quartcrcd at the Kcim.
DR.. Allen aud lady, Mrs. TAR and
Miss Eva Hoffman left on the Hudson
Saturday evening for New Orleans upon
a pleasure trip.
The mammoth Exporter leaves this
evening ut ) o'clock, under living colors
and an excellent freight trip, with en-.
gagcmcnls for 300 tons between here and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

THE Law AND THE LADY.n-It is err
roneously supposed by many that the dis
cipIes oil Blackstone, usually 50 exempt
from those sins which doth corrupt and
deile, live lives OF peace and harmony
and gently float down the stream oil time
to Paradise unmolestcl. Yet the life Of
barrister is not always devoid OF incidents
OF an exciting nature. One day last week
two Of our young attorneys had reason to
think that their lives, their fortunes, and
their sacred honor were at stake while
in the country upon some legal business,
the particulars oi which will be found
below:
An action for unlawful detainer had
been entered before u city Justice against
a farmer who lives on Woods Run. It
was claimed by the plaintiff in the suit
that the farmer mlawfulIy retained pos
session Of the farm upon which he lived,
it having been leased by another party
from the owner, The farmer had a
daughter who was too i'll To come To the
city, and whose evidence the attorney for
the plaintiff was DESTROYS Of securing.
1t was vaguely whispered, however, that
the Woods Run farmer also had q SOMA
delicate youngicIlow whose weight would
not exceed 800 pounds-who had an
nounCed his determination to put n
head on any lawyer who came that way.
Nothing dauntcd by these startling prob
abilities, the two attorneys, one Of whom
was u Notary Public,rcsOlved to beard the
lion in his den. Accordingly they went
out to the Woods Run place to take the
deposition Of the sick young lady. They
arrived safely, and after u few moments
began to think there would he no inter
ruptiOn To their business, and proceeded
to make themselves rs comfortable ~
possible under the circumstances. Onc
of the visitors, happening to glance out
the window, observed IN individual who
bore striking resemblance to Ned
OlIaldwin walking toward the house, and
indoIently switching the mir with fence
rail, rs il it were n riding whip.
Then was there an eager hurryingto and
fro. There was quick snatching up ol
hats, canes, gloves, papers, etc, and u
hasty exit, Upon seeing the frightened
lawyers, the big brother made after them,
asking them "what in the HI they
wanted The Notary, forgetting the in
dividual in u commendabIc desire to up
hold the dignity Of the Commonwealth,
exclaimed bravcIy aud with becoming
iorlitudr, "Don't you hurt mc-I'm u
Notary Public" 1t is generally taken
for granted in blackstone Row that the
hormy.Iistcd granger was totally ami.
hiIalcd by this bold declaration, and no
questions are asked. Suffice il to say
that the lawyers rcgaincd their buggy
without the loss Of n single man, aud
safely returned to the city Of smoke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

SoNE Of the North Wheeling onrsmcn
assert that there Is young lady residing
in the First ward who can pull sCulI to
better advantage than any man in the
city. II the lndyA friends should find
some one to row against her, and she
would consent to pull the match wonld
he very interesting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

StEISwAY Pianos,
Knabc Pianos,
Chickcring Pianos,
Hazclton Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason X Hamlins Organs,
Estey Il Co.'s, organs.
Geo. Wood Il Co, Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, all Of which are offered ut the
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms at ADAMs& Lucas,
l297 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

Mrs, c. A. SwARrz will open the,ice
cream season this morning at her coniec-
tionery, No. 1871 Market street, Fresh
cakes, ice cream, water ices, soda water
etc, kept constantly on hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

SLIGHT ACCIDENT Saturday morn.
ing Mr.. Cecil Robinson met with u little
accident in front Of his fathers place Of
business on Main street, which might
have resulted more seriously, lie was
putting u hitching ring in Il stone, and
not observing that the stone was damp,
poured some hot lead into the hole. The
hot lead was thrown over his facc and
hands, which were burned slightly. For.
tunatrIy, he had glove on his left hand,
which saved it from being badly burned,
rs it was well sprinklrd with the lead.
Cecil considers himself lucky in saving
his ewes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

ALL the employees in the machine
shops Oi the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company, nj Locust Point, Mount
Clare and all along the lines to Chicago,
skilled and unskilIcd, were put 10 work
on full time or ten hours per day, on the
lat inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

FoR n change, give ia some orthocpic
contests between the pronounccrs, the
words to be written on a blackboard. \
dash Of ctymology, synlaS and prosody
would bc q relief after 80 much orthog.
rnphy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12
GheQnteui9f
MONDAY. APRIL ~. 1878.
New Advertisements.

Found Gold Bracelet.
Furniture for Salc-W.S. lIntrhins.
CHEAP Lands-rR. K. CanlIcy.
Dissolution Notice.. Fox 4 Co.
Systematically Il Duilicld.
Lindsey Institute.
unlcrtaking-Wm Graham.
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New GOods-F. C. Myers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

SAnnArn SclooL MEEriNG.--A meet.
Ing Of all the Pastors Of the Churches Of
the city and Superintendent and work.
crs in the Sabbath School will lc held
lIis Monday evening, in the l'onriI,
Street Methodist Church. a full attend.
nncc and m interesting meeting IL tx.
nrrIrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

INGENIOUS West VIRGISIANs.-ln Il
list Of patents recently issued from the
United States Patent Office We find thcfOl,
lowing West NirginiNns
Sewing Machincs-IIarry i. Wcllanh,
Martinsburg. Filed February 10, 1875
TApparatus for the Manufacture Of
Lamp lIlack-Jom lIOwarth, New Cum.
bcrand, nssignor Of onc.hali his right to
Samuel Y, Lamb, Cambridge, Mass. Filed
February 10, 1873,
Steam Brakcs-,J. T. l'rcndcrgasl,
Huntington. Filled March 9, 1870
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-12

OS THE West SipE.-Sincc the rontcs
At Washington Hall between Wheeling
and bridgeport spoilers the othographi
caIcpidcmic hosdisappcarcd from bridge
port.
Three beer saloonsnow supply thirsty
photographers with stimulating beverages
The saloons are doing n regular Gland Of
Iicc business"
John Lillcr, the young man who had
his arm torn oIlat lIaggs' planning mill on
Thursday. was very low on Saturday
lli' physicians think his recovery doubt.
ful.
The salt barrels which adorn the side.
walk at Junkins' corner were made Ia
"stcp down and out" into the gutter and
street on Friday night. Aparty ofyuung
men on a lark did Il for sport.
Cupid loves a shining mark. Madame
Rumor has 1t that his arrows have pcnc.
trntCh the raimcnt Of two well known
citizens lately, and that in few days two
more crafts will hc launched M the sea Of
mntrimOny. Onr 0f these is the worthy
Mayor and the other popular Young
physician.