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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
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yeinOl lit in Den letten sSabrsn imn,er
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;i einem iebr boben Yreiie gu BADEN ; ieSss
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len mir oeBbalb miltommsn beiBeu. Oas
foIgenoe miro pieIfa6 empfoblen.
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Salf unb l6i6e i'm NIT tobenoem @alier
in einem beoeften 0efdBe, 10 6aB Der
Sampf ;uriitgebaIten wiro bann fiiss
eiu Fed reinen &odial,es bin,u, weI1es
suuor III beiBem MalIer aufgslolt wuroe;
baun iete binSu 3 Tiunb serltoBeneu &eis,
uadoem pieler supor 81 einem olnneu 9rti
uerfo6t mar, uno sieBe ism iiebeuo beiB in
Die Wtale inter ltetem llmribren bann iol
nod bin;utommen ern babies Hfunb Gid
%Ierleim, Der uorber anfseI6it wurbe (peidr
ben Seinl eini9e 3eit elm, brinse i'm bant
in ein @efdB, Sas III ein sr0bsres @efdB, NIT
Waiier, iiber einem maBi9en6euer ltebenb ,aes
bdmst pirp.) gu benz guem fise nod finI
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rig UNI unb laile iie bann beSedt cini9e Saae
lteben. Sor Dem @ebrau1e made man
Die Maiie wieoer redt beiB unS srbalte fe 70
wdbreno beS Nnltrei6eus. SIR Sol, anS
Maueuuerf, inter Dad unb i'm sSreien
eisnst ii6 pieier 9lnitri9 isbr gut, bot
einsn i6onen Slang unS bauert uiele Sabre;
man tam Tim isoe bsliebise Sarbe beimis
i6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
NefcrreiM.

lleber 9errn @istru, ben ebemali9en
olterrei6ii3en AS. 6reibeitsmann, na9ma.
Iisem Mtiniiter unp Gmpidnssr oienbeim.
Ii9er SrintselOer, ,iebt lid elm nercs hinge.
wittcr Suiammen. 2lus Ora; liest cine De-
nunciation Dor. oaB er Der b~ortiaen @e.
meinoe elm SGrIeben uon Der Sparfaiie,
beren Curator sr lit, na6oem bic Spartalie
Snerit abgeIsbnt, crit ueri6aiit babe, ais
ibm cine BON ibm besebrte yGropilion"
SrinfgelO) Don $4,000 ST. ~aussesablt
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Scl0icu.

Die belSii9e &esieruns bat Die beis
Den nad Sriiiel sefliidteten iransoiii6en
raItfatboIiten" Sunea unb M ~ t NIT
Der ausweiiuns besrobt, wenn lie in ibrer
beitissn sebdiiisen Seiebbuns Der fran;Oiis
i9en &esieruns iortiabreu. SAILS pieie
Gu~entualitdt %sintritt, werben iid Sieielben
mad Bonn an vSiidof" &einfsns w%snSen,
Der obneSies beSsutenoen Mansel an Sirs
ten iar ieine Seeroen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

Wurf tommt! Ii9ts miro i'm Dor ibrer
furdtbaren llmarmung idiibsn. Man
hat i6on seieben, iuie Ous lln9sbsuer msb.
rere NSeni6en in ibrem CAME perl6lans,
in oieiem &ieienlauie, sesen wel6en Der
i6nelite Gauf zines Sisers gar nidt in
Setra6t fomm.. Die Oebnbarfeit bes
&a4ens 1T unslaubli6, bsnn Der &opf Der
S6Ion9e 1T ni6t GROCER als sluei itarfe
MdnnerIduite, unO oenno6 peri6linst le
10 urQeheure MaIIcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
Gn8lanD.

Die unterirpii9e Babn in gonoou, oieie
mertwiroise, ;u ben 8unpern Der 8sIt
sebOrsnSe Sabu, Die in &ursem nad Dem
, item Der MetropoIe ausseSebnt isiu mirS,
beiOroert wdbrenb zines Sabres 70 WiQios
nen Panasiers unO coniumirt in ibrsn
Die ben san,sn Gag binpurd
erIeu6tet iino, Die ndmlibe InsabI pom
&ubitiuB Gas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

Aus Benz Norben ia Ii ms tums
men iebr iraurise Seri6te iiber pas liingite
Grobeben. Salt gang SberitaIien wuroe
am Is. Ntar; pauOn betroiien, Defenders
Die &Omasnu, Die Stdotc 6Orli, Himini,
Yelaro, Bologna, Gauenna. Siele
S6urniteine iielen berunter, &ir9en uno
FriuatbGuIer erIitten Seidbrli6e Gri9uttes
rungen uno "itir;ten tbeiIweiie elm; audi
%eln;elne Mfeni9enleben waren gu betla9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
xertten.

Die nsusitsn Nadridtsn aus Serbisu
lanten isbr bsbentlid, Die Stupi5tina,
(Rammer), 1T nidt nur sessu bic &esies
runs, iOnosrm AUDI sesen bic Yerion 6es
6irlten sinssnommeu. Gin @eitsrrssiren
NIT oW Soltspsrtrstuns war ni1t mSSlid.
Gntweosr maBts Sas Miaiitsrinm ,urid.
trstsu oSer Die YOltspsrtrstuns auisslot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

Sn SouIou { bat Der Strite Der Dir
b%eiterinnen III Der Sabat:M anufactur, ben
man beinabe ais beeupet betrabtet bate,
,usenommen. 1900 Gisarrenma6erinusn
baben ii6 seweisert, wieSer an Die alrbeit
81 seben. SIS babeu mebrere guiiduie
ltattgefunren. Die Foli;ei uno Die @ens
muBteu eini6reitsn unp stpO
;wan,ig 9Seiber iino usrbaitst worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27

sBa Sin airita &eiienSer ersabIte DON
isinsn Absnteusrn nno iaste, SaB er nns
!eine Seslsiter sinmal iini,is wiIbe gras
Der gum Saaien bra9tsn. Or nor aufrids
tis ssrls, gu betennsn. baB Ct unS isine
Setabrtsn porue peSlieien nnS bic piIbeu
MIritansr binter ibnsn bsr.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-27
rokbutaUte

Die iriidsn Sldttsr bsridtsu, oaB bic
M~aswanbsrunS aus SrIanS I'M Sabre 1874
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

The river was falling slowly last eve
ming, with Is feet inches in the channel
The Ragon was the first boat out. She
left for Pittsburgh ut 7 AN.
The Courier left for ParkersbuFg al
10 AN.
The Lioness No. 9 and McGowan pass
ed down with tows OF coal.
The James BlackmOre passed up with
empty barges.
The Mollie Ebert, Pittsburgh to Gin
Cinnati, is due this morning.
The Express is this mornings Parkers-
burg packet,
The Rees is doing handsome bust,
ness now both in freight and passengers.
The Market Boy has resumed her reg
ular trips to Bellaire,
The Forest City Is running as usual,
and doing an excellent business.
The Barnard, which has been lying at
the wharf for few days, started down the
river yesterday.
The towboat j. w. Garrett is en- route
for Wheeling with 1900 tons of Merri'
mac ore.
Capt, ], X, Booth was in the city yes.
terday.
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin.
natl tO.day.
PITTSBURGH, April S.-River 10 feet 4
inches and falling, Weather warm.
MEMPHIS, April S.-Riyer fell two
inches. Weather warm; severe rain storm
here this evening. Arrived-IllinOiS,
Yicksburg; Parker, Cincinnati; City Of
Augusta and QuiCkstep, White River
Departed-Andy Baum, CinCinnatiI Ches.
ter, st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, April S.-River still fall
Ing, with % feet inches on shoals. Warm
and threatening rain. Arrived-Burks.
vile, Cairo. Departed-BOlivar Cooke,
Upper Cumberland.
CAIRO, April 8. Arrived = Grand
Tower and All. Stevens, St. Louis; Julia,
Yicksburg, Departed All. Stevens,
Ohio river; Julia, st. Louis, River 40 feet
! inch and falling. Raining hard since
dark; mercury 70,
CINCINNATI, O., AprilS.-River 50 feet
9 inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling; Ar
lington, Memphis; Thompson Deane,
New Orleans. Departed-Juniata, Pitts.
bnrghj Chas. Miller, Memphis; Exporter,
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-The river is on
astand with 13 feet 3 inches. Weather
pleasant. Arrived-H. Turner and In
diana, Cairo. Departed III. Turner,
Memphis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

Foul PLAY.-From steamboatmen who
came up the river on Wednesday we
learn that M incident occurred at the
head Of Towhcad Island, between here
and Marietta, on Monday last, which has
caused considerable excitement in that
usually peaceful ncighborhood. A steam
er was passing that point, when the body
Of u boy was observed in the water at the
head Of the Island. Upon an exumina-
ton Of the body il was found to be ell
tirely naked, and the throat had been cut
from eur TO ear, and was horribly mt
tilated. The boy could not have been
more than ten or twelve years Of age, and
had apparently been IN the water some
time. There was no clue whatever to
throw any light upon the mysterious and
horrible crime, but II is thought that the
body was thrown into the river some dis
lance above. The body was buried near
where It was found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09
THE WHEELING DAILY MTELGENCER FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 1875

LOCAL PERsoSAIS-Dardine the scenic
artist, goes to Fairmont'on Monday to
fresco bank.
Miss Ada Gray, who was announced to
appear in the Opera House next week,
has cancelled her engagement.
Secretary Of State Hedrick, with sew
eral Of the Directors OF the Penitentiary,
went down To MOundsVille to inspect that
institution yesterday.
Mrs. Crispin oglebay, of Wheeling,
sister OF E. p. Rhodes, ESQ, OF Bridge
port, died in Cleveland Saturday. Mrs.
Oglebay was a genial, large-hearted
christian lady, whose life was devoted to
relieving the wants Of those around her.
Her death is mourned not only by loving
relatives, but by hundreds who have
been the recipients Of her kindness
Belmont Chroniole.
Mr.. J. Ed. Faris, Of Philadelphia,
formerly Of Wheeling, was in town on
Thursday and Saturday, representing the
Philadelphia Printed Wrapping Paper
Company. To see Ed. selling bill Of
paper one would imagine that he was
some angel who had condescended to de
scend to earth to become public benetac-
tor by selling his company's productions,
-BelIairc Correspondent Belmont Chronicle,
Hon. q. D. Camden, Of Clarksburg, is
registered at the st. james Hotel.
Rev. Oscar Hugo, Of New York, il
stopping at the Grant, AlsOW A, Hunt,
editor Of the Belmont CRroRiele.
Among the recent arrivals at the Nc
Lure House are: Gen. N. Gof, Of Clarks-
burk; Bishop Cheney and Mrs. c. E,
Cheney, Of Chicago; Hon. c. J. Faulkner,
Of Martinsburg; W. S. Summers, L. Slack
and Mrs. L, L. Cole, OF Charleston, VIVA,
Charlie Brues' annual Spring dry goods
opening takes place tonight,
Rev, Oscar Hugo, native OF Hungary,
will preach in Rev. MOfats Church on
Sunday morning, and Rev, Fishers
Church in the evening. His text is
IAN open Bible, the Public Schools and
the Sabbath"
1t is said that Bishop Kahn will arrive
here the latter part Of next week and be
ordained in the Cathedral on the follow.
ing Sunday.
Weare under obligations to our friend
Ed. W. Brues for late California papers,
Mr.. Homer Seamcn, Of Wheeling, has
purchased the jewelry establishment OF
our young friend, ]. ". Post. The latter
goes to establish himself at Wilmington,
N. G, Mr.. Post Is an excellent young
man and carries with him the best wishes
Of host Of friends Washington (h.)
Reporter
Mrs. Margaret Wilson was yesterday
awarded 81 $50 damages from the city for
injuries sustained in falling into an open
Culyert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENT IN BRIDGEPORT.
"A most frightful accident occurred at
the planning mill Of X. ], Bags II Sous,
in Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon. A
young man named Liller was sewing n
belt, when his right sleeve caught in a
wheel and before he could extricate him.
self he was thrown around the shaft sew
eral times, and his arm literally twisted
OIfnear the shoulder. His cries attracted
some Of his fellow workmen, but the arm
was torn off and thrown some
distance from the shaft before the
engine could be stopped. Liller was
conscious, although his suffering must
have been terrible. He was carried to
the residende Of VIM. Robinson, Esq, adj
joining the mill, and Drs. Cook and Fisher
were hastily summoned. His condition
last evening was very precarious, but II
Is thought he will recover. The injured
boy Is about eighteen years old and u son
Of Michael Liller, who il employed atthe
wholesale grocery Of Il. p. Rhodes 4 Son.
Mr.. Liller resides on the hill back Of
Bridgeport, on Mrs, Hannah llarrison's
place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

THESE ARE THE WoRps.-They are t.
be given out alphabetically, backwards
in the following order; Zythepsary
Zoochemy, Yezdegerdian, XystarCh
WeaIsman, Velleity, Unijugate, Twibil
Triptych, Syssarcosis, sympiesometer
Rhyzophagous, RachitiC, Quadryphal
lous, Paychopanychism, Proppdeutlcs
OryCtognOsy, Oneirodynia, NeuryPnol
ogy, Neodamode, Muscheters, mot mos
kccters), Mullagatawny, Magilp, Lool
Lancepesado, Kneck, Kawn, Jasey, Isch
nOphony, Insipience, Haulm, Ham
moschrySos, Gnathonic, Ginglymoid
FocillaliOn, FIuctisOnous, Esurine, Ephi'
phyllospermous, Dichlamydeous De-
sidioSe, Chisley, Caui, Byssine, Bistoury
ArrhaphOstic, Apaumee, Acrasy.
When these words have all been given
out and spelled correctly, hard words
may be given to the survivors, until they
are all slain. We advise them to demand
precise definition for every word before
spelling 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

TIE GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
RAILROAD Co. have for disposal in the
State Of Michigan, one million acres Of
rich farming lands-rich in soil, pro.
ducing good crops, on or near the line Of
railroads, and on which there are already
very numerous settlements and good
schools everywhere. Persons seeking
new homes will do well to investigate
this matter. illustrated pamphlets will
be sent on application by W. x. Howard,
Land Comm'r, Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09
FRUlT TREES, silRUDDERY, &c.

The ptoprietors Of Pleasant It'll Nursery, wes
Virginia, are now offering the most complete nnF.
Aefy stock grown Within the State for many years
ThlrtysiOnf years experience and observation In
the growing Of fruit and fruit trees Inns enabled Il,
10 present q very large collection Of all kinds nI
lfults embracing old and new varieties which have
bech tested IN various localities, and found well
adapted TO this climate. Our trees are all gtuWn0n
the highest land In this country, and eGpJSrtl Ia
storms on oil sides, which secures 10 the planter
more hardy, healthy tree than can possibly liz
grown on rich low or bottom lands, and double the
amount ut fuOts N essential 10 the g1pl growth al
al kinds Of trees and plants Our stock consists rs
follows;
Apple trCcS i,2, a and years old, ranging from
lo7 feet, price low by the iUO or 900.
Peach tres, and years old, I 10 feet.
Pears, standard very extra, . 10 G feet.
Dwarf Pears, thrifty trees, Ito feet.
Pltim tres, Ito Q feet
Cherry trees the lest we have ever offered 10 the
public, 3 to feet.
ApficoiS, 4 to feet.
Onlnge Qninpe, 2 10 2 feet.
drPeylnes, 20 varieties and Of superior quality,
and2 years old.
CunantS Gposebenies, Strawberries, Rasplcrricl
and Blackbcrflcs IN variety and fine ALs1 10 vArI.
etlgs Of eyefEleens Of various sEos including an OK.
ecllent stock icr cemetery purposes
Those DESIRING cemetery plants may do we'll 10
consult tho sexton Of dfCcnWooi Cemetery "
Of John X. BtsioTd, Joseph Scylnii and
John r. TruShel as TO The quality Of OUT
plants We also Offer a hnG collection Of rups
and Towering shrubs, together with fine ~
lection Of gfren-houe plants alter March id Shade
tres IN variety. OSlge Orange plants by tho 1000
OF 10000. Tines carefully packed and warranted 10
reach their destination In good condition. Prices
very low and furnished on application, fafileS de-
string goul ttrs will pleas cnd IN their orders
early a the UaIly orders Can TecevC most attention
and secure tho lEst trees Correspondence solicited
from all desiring trtts aud plants. Address;
.. WILLIAM N. as. DUNLAP,
tebi0-dAw Valley Grove, Ohio To-, west Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

A PtrHBuRon FAMiLY.-A gentleman
who came down from Pittsburgh yeSter.
day tells Of u rather novel Scene which
was witnessed in that city day or two
ago. A man took his wife and eighteen
children into a saloon and set up the beer
for the entire party, which cost him ex-
nctly one dollar. The pater familias
should buy a brewery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

GRAND BALL 1'o.NioltT.-A grand bali
will be given at Turner hall tonight by
baltimore Lodge No. 0, Knights Of
Pythias. The Committee Of Arrange.
mcnts have made every preparation Ia
insure the comfort OF their guests, and
the affair promises to he the most at
tractive teFpsiChorean entertainment Of
the season. The floor managers are
Thos. A. Doyle, Frank lEallett, &. geibke
and Frank Weisgaber. The music will
be furnished by tlra popular Mozart
Band, and Col. Joe Chrisiy, Of Pittsburgh,
will act as prompter. Thos. Bennett will
be the ballet master, assisted by John
Devine. A good time may be expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

The COuRH.-U S. CoWt Judge
Jackson. This court met at the usual
hour yesterday morning.
The following grand jury was sum
moned: Jacob B, Blair, I. K. Knight,
John A. Davis, Henry Waldeck, Joseph
Chiffon, Eli JANET, r. @. Dawson, Alex.
G. Moore, Lee Raymond, Henry F. Aultz,
Waldo p. Gof, james c. Garrett, Robert
S. Gardner, Henry Schmulbach, William
Martin and Lewis LunsfOrd.
Henry Hanke, n native OF Germany,
declared his intention OF becoming a citi.
zen.
John T. McGraw, OF Taylor county,
was admitted to practice at this court.
Two cases Of Z, W. DeVoss Il Co. u,
the Citizens Fire and Marine Insurance
Company were continued,
The cases Of Sprague Moving Machine
Company n, Pryor Boyd 4 Co., and
Henrietta b. Prentzel rs. the Fire and
Marine, Citizens, Peabody, German, and
Nail City Insurance Companies were con
tinued.
The ease Of the United States "a. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
was taken up and will be resumed this
morning.
The Sweeney bankruptcy case was be-
fore the court in the afternoon, and was
continued until Saturday next.
Adjourned 70 this morning.
County COud-JUdge Cochran. The
County Court met at o'clock yesterday
morning and proceeded to the transaction
OF business.
The case Of Charles W. McGOnnegal rs
LavOsier Spence, attachment in debt, was
continued. Peck for plaintiff and Hoge
and Clarke for defendant.
In the case Of Margaret Wilson ca. the
City of Wheeling, the jury found for the
plaintiff and assessed the damages at ST..
$50. The damages claimed were 5000,
A motion was made by defendants attor-
ney to set aside the verdict and grant a
new trial, the hearing Of which was con-
timed. Good and Dovener for plaintiff
and LETTERS for defendant.
In the case Of the state III. Charles
Frable, examined upon charge offelony,
the defendant was held to appear for
trial before the Circuit Court in the sum
Of 500. Fable is charged with break.
ing into Charles Moore's store, in Centre
Wheeling, several weeks ago. CraCraft
for State and Davenport 4 Dovener for
defendant.
Blicc C0mt-Judge Cranmer. There
was only one case before His Honor yes
terday morning. James Harriet was mr.
rested by Officer Junkins for lOunging in
the Second Ward Market House. A fine
Of s. and costs was imposed, but execu.
ton was Suspended in order to allow the
defendant to get out Of the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

PROPOSED WATCH FACTORY IN WEST
VA.-We understand that number Of
capitalists are in correspondence with
parties in Charleston with view to lcas-
ing the building now occupied ms the
capitol for watch factory. So that 1t
L. more than probable that in short
time the late permanent seat will boast
Of watch factory. We presume, how
ever, that like the capital It will soon be
removed to Wheeling. Ills the intention
OF the company To manufacture watch
similar To That Of tie Elgin and WalLhnm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

AN INTELLECTUAL TREAT.-Rev. DR.
Kelley, Of the Fourth Street NJ. L
Church, at the solicitatiOnOf number oil
leading citizens, has consented to deliver
a lecture in his church on Tuesday even.
Ing, April 22l. The subject will be F.; "An
Evening with American Statesmen"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

There ia no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car
ries such evidence Of its success
and superior virtue as BoscHEEs GER
NAN 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 az
tiicted, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at rs cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wonderful cures are astdN-
ishing every one that uses it. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sold
by all Druggists. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

SCARCE.-Onr produce dealers are com.
planning Of the scarcity Of eggs. They
say that this very useful commodity Is
scarCer than II was ever known TO be be-
fore. What few are in the market are
selling for % cents per dozen. They will
become plentier in a few days, however.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

ANoTnEnC OuNrERFEiT-Acou counterfeit
50 note on the First National Bank Of
Mercer, Pa, il in circulation. The coun.
terfeit Is probably made from the same
plate M that on the Traders National
Bank of Chicago; differing only In the
name, and having the number Of the
bank (3D2) printed in large rcd letters.
1t Is well executed and calculated to de.
pnivn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

SPELLING IN THE EtGnrn WARD.-A
spelling match will be held in the Third
Presbyterian Church, South Wheeling,
tonight. Mr.. G. 7. Cowan will announce
the words, II. n. Mertz and $. l.. BricC
have been chosen Judges, and Rev. Eagle.
son as Umpire. The Captains are A. NJ
Hall and John G. Devine. The best spell.
err will receive prize.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

WE think big Wheeling ought to lie
ashamed Of herself for taking the Capital
from poor little Charleston. She should
be satisfied with her soup house. We
are now induced 10 believe she will take
anything she can get her hands on.-iStcu-
6enriRc Gdiettc.
All we want now is to extend our city
limits to Steubcnyille and make Ninth
Ward out Of that village and IEtnaville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

WoRKMES Yesterday commenced setting
the cnrlstone on Main street, between
llth and 18th streets. The pavement
will lie about three feet wider on each
side, and that important thoroughinre
will he thus made the most commodious
and attractive part Of tie city to pedes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

MAIN STREET TMrRovEMENr.-pIatofF'
Zane, Esq, trustee, has erected an ad-
dition to the rear Of the building now Oc-
cupied by j. Arben1, on Main between
lltll and 18th streets, as a furniture
waferoom. The new building runs back
about one hundred feet, and is three
stories hiph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

About $4,000 worth Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods 10 be sacrificed at The
Closing Out Sale Of HARTMAN & co.,
No. 80 Twelfth ST. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity TO repIenish your ward.
robe; such chances for bargains are not
often had, and will last only few days
Ionuer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09
dhe9tttelIiqeneer.
FRIDAY. APRIL o, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Gas Light Exhibition-C. 7. Brues.
ltcmoval-Miss j. Crymblc.
llaskets-l'aull 4 Winship.
Show Cnses-A. Il. Morehead Il Co.
To Contractors.
Where Now?
Sharps Rifle Co.
llurnham's Turbine Water Wheel.
Wanted-A Few Good Men.
scventy.livc Dollars II Week.
Advertising.
Five to Twenty Dollars Day.
Sevcnty-Seven Dollars Week.
PsychOmancy, or Soul Charming.
The Reason Why.
Closing Out Sale Of Nursery Stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-09

Fiji OUT OF A WtSpow.-Abont 9
o'clock last evening little child Of Rob.
ert Delaplaine, Esqs fell from a second
story window at the residence Of It's par.
ents on Chapline street, but was only
slightly injured. The window was open
and the blind down, and the little one
climbed up and lost its balance.