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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-07

holders arc working like beavers.
Leslie is stillin Columbio, pushing
his pet measure in every conceivable
manner. AS result of the labors
ot3thefriends Of the act, the Pb@nix
of the I'd April contained the fol-
lowing local:
'"We understand chat Mr.. j. p.
Southern, has upon the advice Of
prominent gentlemen, consented to
serve on the commission ander the
Act for redemption of certain clai ms
against tho State, should tho courts
decide that the Act has become q.
law"
We regret extremely to SEQ this
announce mont, and feel inclined to
hope, even against hopo, that the
Phenix is misinformcd.
We trust that Mr.. Southern will
we'll consider this natter before
accepting this peculiar position.
This bill has been denounced openly
in tho Legislative halls as rocking
with corruption. The Governor in
bold and masterly message, affixed
to it the seal of his unqualified con"
dcmna.ion. The loading republican
newspapers and the entire conscrya-
tive press, of any standing, pronounce
1t an enormous swindlo, while tho
honest masses protest loudly against
It. The act if it be an act, WAS pass.
ed by contemplate legislative
trick, and this circumstance and the
character Of the act itself are
enough to mako any man who val
ues his good name, pause before he
associates himself with it. And
when he has it in bis power to make
or unmakc this act his grave rospon.
sitility should cause him especially
to shrink from the gracelcss task i'm.
posed upon him.
Mr.. Southern is one of tho leaciur
business men Of Columbia and the
president of bank. Can he afford
to foster in his bosom that which is
universally pronounced poisonous
serpent? Serpcnts are provcrhially
ungrateful and often sting to death
those who have warmed them into
life.
Let not Mr.. Southern be allured
by the honeycd argument that it is
better to pay fraudulent claims
than to permit honest creditors to
sufter. The bona JfRc creditors must
sacrifice their interests for the good of
the community. We hold small
claim against tho state for work
honestly done, work necessary for the
maintcnan CO Of the government.
But we would rather cancel our
claims thaa have them paid along
With swindles and jobs at the ex
pense of a toiling, povcrty.stricken
people. We havo waited years and
can wait longer. We are not dc.
pendent upon public pap. And we
believe that We express tho scnti.
n!ents Of honest creditors In express
ing our OVID. Honest claims, like good
vino will keep. Only tho mauufuc,
turcd article becomes worthless in
time when fermentation has ceased.
Let Mr.. Southern remember that
on one hard are few hungry credi-
tors on tho othor, half million
toiling citizens who find it difficult to
defray tho enormous taxes wrung
from them, and to whom al extra
tax to pay $600,0O0 of claims will
be absolute ruin. Wo trust that Mr.,
Southern will refuse to touch this
matter, and will thus firmly plant
himself upon tho same footing
as tho vast majority Of tho decent
people Of South Carolina. lie would
never regret this course.
- - o.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-07
AIRTlELD HERALD
II, MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
"Wednesday Morning April 7, 1875.

The election in Connc cticut takes
placo on tho 18th April. Last year
the democratic governor was elected
by 5000 majority. Two years ago
the republicans elected three out of
four congressman. The election
will be o!oso this year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-07
Florida.


Florida.
Florida seems to have a bright
future before hcr. Shortly aftor the
war closed she was in a desperate
condition. Her farmers had risked
their all in plaa'ing uaI Aua lost it.
She possessed but few iutonral i'm
provcments, aud her government was
in tho hands Of as graoeless ring of
villains MS hard sprung up in any of
the down-troddcn Southern States.
But she is gradually rising from the
miro. 1t has been discovered that
fhcr truo national wealth lies in her
semi.tropicol productions. Orange
groves have been planted everywhere
and these yield a rich harvest of hun.
dreds Of dollars to tho acrc. Hor
government is being slowly but ,bys
degrees restored to tho Conservative
and carpet baggers arc making pro-
parations for an cxnlus. But
Florida's crowriog glory is hor
climate. Extend,ng in the shape of
n peninsula far down towards tho
South, she is pcrpctualIy famed by
the balmy breez,s OF til. gulf and
gulf stream. SO that while tho
mercury is congcaling in tho Northern
latitudes, tho Floridan contemplate
through his open window tho beau.
tics of tho tropical foliage surround.
ing him.
Florida is the haven for oonsump.
tives, and thither thousands of these
resort every winter. Thousands of
pleasure seekers also a ,cll to st. Au-
gus'ino, Jacksonville, and other
towns along tho western shore.
Every year this travel is increasing.
1t is estimated that 60, 900 visited tho
State this season. One hotel dcc,ar-
ed n dividend Of thirty .hrco and n
third per cent. Astor contcmr ties
erecting rnlutiul resting place
for visitors, and John Norrissey will
furnish a magnificent gambling hall.
Wealthy N Northcrn men arc invest
ing in real a;stntc. Henry Ward
Beeoher has purchascd n farm, and
is having an orange grove planted 4;
and Mrs. Stowe has been living in
Florida for some time. All thosc
circumstances will havo a tendency to
raise tho value cf real Estate and to
people tho new almost desert wastes.
The future of a'lorida is bright.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-07

Tho Legislature passed thirty.six
public acts, fifty six acts Of incorpora
tion, sixty eight private and local acts
and fifteen special tax acts, besides
four acts in the hends Of of the Gov.
ornor. This makes 17o acts, as the
work Of tire last session of 1873 days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

Three years ago DR., BOschees German
Syrup was introduced in the United
States from Germany for the cure o.
Coughs, severe Colds settled in the breast
Consumption, and other diseases OF tho
Throat and Lungs. No medicine ever
had such success, Three hundred thou
sand sample bottles have been distrib
uted every year for three years by drug
gists in all parts Of the United states, anc
nearly 1000 letters from druggists art
now on our fles, saying that no othel
preparation in their stores sells as we!
and gives such excellent satisfaction, Az
we ask is for you to 80 TO your druggis
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents ant
Try L; regular size rs cents, eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

TRUsrEBs SALE.
T. p. SPENCER,
Assignee, StsubenNllle, o.

by Virtue Of deed Of trust made and executed
By Ellen Stanley, wife Of FnnciS l. Stanley, with
lhb aid Francis &. Stanley, her husband, 70 The
undersigned trustee, hearing date the 9Th day Of
January, A, u. 1877, and recorded In the Clerks
Once Of the County Court o. Ohio county, West
Virginia, In lied Of Trust box No. !, pdge. 857
and e8s will Oell at Public uctlOn, at the front
door Of the Court liouse Of I'D Ohio county 10 the
Of February, 1910 beginning al 10 O'clock A. ~ Of
10 ny All Of lots Numbered eleven and twelve
III nd iI In ilIe addition 10 The City Of Wheeling
laid out by Moss W. Chanllne James H. FOSYlh,
Alexander Wilson and Marcus Wilson, situated al
me corner eAst Of Main street mud nnfth Of Twenty
6h street formerly called Marshall street, 10 the
Sixth Ward Of said city. Each Of Ald lots fronts
atty feet $50 ieci nn Main street. and extends eaAt
Wai1ly one hundred and twenty-five feet (l22 ieet)
10 lhealley In rear Of said lois, being all the sane
PROPERTY which was conveyed 10 the Rall Ellen
bhanIey Is her sole and separate estate by decd Of
jacob Snyder and vile, bearing even date With The
above mentioned deed Of trust; together with, oil
and singular, the improvements thereon, consisting
Of 4 tROstOfy brick dwelling aud q tR0-stOfy frame
baIihess hOiiie, With other improvements
TRRAtS or sALE.--One.fgtft 81 the purchase
money n eASh on the day Of ale And The residue In
thfte equal sami-Anntal tnstalm With Interest
upon The deferred payments from The dAy Of Aale,
i6e purchaser irving bond with approved personal
security and the uto 70 the property 10 be retained
anill ia ptffehaSa money q fully paid selllng "a
lfiItee, will convey tie lille which IA vested IN
me 81 lie nd deed Of trust The Aine Il, how.
ever, bell6TOd 10 b unekeeptl0nAble
fani7 JAMES 7. ROGERS, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

PERsoSGt.-John Adriry late agent oil
the B. 4 O. Company at Grafton, has been
appointed to ParkdrEburg. J.W. Hamil'
ton, for some time assistant agent al
Grafton, takes the position vacated by
Mr.. Adair, and I'd. Pickett Ia Mr., ITamil'
tons assistant. Previous 10 bis depart.
ure Mr.. Aduir was presented with two
gold.headed canes; one from Col. Ben
Wilson, and the other from II. H.. GuSe.
man, ESD.
We understand change Is soon to be
made in the SUPPLEMENTARY. Of the Pen
itentiary, and there lisa probability thai
Gen. b. W. Price will be appointed to GIL
the position.-Jioaadstls Reporter. ]
M. D. A. Peck, who has long been con
nccted with the pay department Of the D.
4 0. Railroad, has been elected Pay
master, rice W. ]. WVOdsides, resigned.
Wilbur Hngans, al id employee Of the
B. o. Company and former resident oil
this city, Is visiting friends here.
". r. Gildenfenny, the well known
Pittsburgh news dealer, Il stopping at The
Grant House.
DIR. A. Springer of Cincinnati, is reg.
iStered at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. T. h. Laird Is the Chairman, and
Mr.. W. II. Oxtoby Secretary Of the soup
house Managing Committee. -t...,
den. N. GoG; NJ has, been tained 4,
coHfnstiby MI. Thos. sSceheyih hts bank.
ruptCy case.
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4 SUDDEN DEATH.-An old gentleman
named James G, Stafford, tanner by trade,
who has worked several years for Berger
4 Hoffman, died yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of Mr.. DIV. Poisal, In Cen
tire Wheeling, with whom he boarded. A
few days since, the old gentleman return
cd from a visit to a daughter who lives
in Columbus Ohio, and has been at his
usual work all last week. Yesterday
about 10 o'clock, Mr.. Poisal went up in.
to his room and fixed up the FIRE for him,
and going down stairs lay down to take
a nap. In an hour or two he was awaken.
cd by one OF tho inmates OF tho house who
said he believed Mr.. Stafford was
dying. Fastening to tho room he
found the old gentleman still sensible,
but seemingly suffering severely, Point
Ing to the region Of the heart, he said the
pain was there. DR.. Baird was sent for,
and IN tho meantime such restoratiyes us
were at hand were applied for his relief,
In some fifteen minutes after the arrival
Of the Doctor the old gentleman died,
He ate an unusually hearty breakfast,
and seemed to be enjoying good health.
lie was 90 years Of age,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18
For One Week Longer

Being DESTROYS Of extending an Oppor.
tunlty to all to participate at our present
Annual closlng.out Sale ofstock, we have
concluded to continue forone week longer
tho great spsoiaIties which we have pre-.
scented to the trade. The chief features
msrltlng tho consideration Of all, are
these: Beautiful Dress sultinps, Black
Silks Of the best makes, Irish Pcpllns,
French CachemereS, Black AIpaCas and
Brilllahtlne Mohals Of a celebrated
brand, including three sets Of $50 Mink
Furs at SIS, and three sets Of $40 Fitch
Furs at So, to close. In addition we offer
for this week some elegant Waterproof
Cloaks, made Of Navy Blue and Sleeps
Grey Repellant; also some separate Polo.
nalseS and Redlnvutes, all Of which will
be cold at first cost Of production. The
scale Of prices being Of such nature
worthy the attention Of all.
1. BLUM & B R0.
tabiR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18


THI CHURCH or THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION TO DE REHunT.-Tho follow
ing resolutions we're adopted at a meeting
held at St. AlphOnsns' Church last even
ing;
Resolred, That In the destruction Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception, the
Catholics Of the Sth Ward have expe.
riencd severe loss, and the City Of
Wheeling has been deprived Of one Of its
most beautiful places Of public worShipi
and that the entire Catholic population
deeply sympathile with Father schleicher
and his people.
Received, That the church shall DO re-
built as speedily "a possible.
ResOlred, That only regularly author
lied agents will be permitted to collect
funds for said purpose, The ppneF Of
agents will be published. v" wa 80
Resolved, That the Collecting Commit
tees are hereby authorized to appoint u
Treasurer,
Resolved That tho proper books for
taking up the subscription lie prepared
by the Committee.
Resolued, That the people generally, are
most respectfully invited to aid in re-
building the Church. .,..
AGENTS AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT.
FTra Ndm-Andrew Thnlman, Joseph
Steger ], s. Gilleapie, Pat. Kenny.
Second IHard-P. Kennedy, John Nc.
Garrell, George busch, Tony busch.
Third Wara--P. w, Bosley, Michael
O'Kane, .Ghas. n. Rehler, William Freise.
Fourth IRam-Casper He'll, Geo. Col.
man, A. s. Gillespie, p. DAILY,
FIJh THgni-William MYles, james
Durkin, Peter Bonneberger, John Vogler,
Shh Wdnl-JOhn G. Miller, William
Manion, Fred NOlte, Gregory Warner.
Seventh IRard-Valentine Aut, James
+. Carroll, John A. White.
Eighth IHdrd--W. G, Handlan, Andrew
Ray, John Warehouse, d. ]. McCor.
mick, Conrad Roll, a. Ebeling, L.
Hoelsche, Frank Arinbfuster.
BeavOod-Charles Wilbert, Hartman
IIeirich, John Haley, Patrick Brennan,
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Tn C0uRn-U s DiaIid cSdrt-
Juage JackSun. The Sweeney bankruptcy
case still occupies the attention Of this
Court and viii probably nQtbe concluded
for several days. lig !H5 l3
On Saturday evening Court adjourned
to meet at the usual hour this morning.
County Court = Judge Cochran. This
Court on Saturday disposed Of the follow
ing business:
In the case Of D. o'C. Quinlan, Charles
Meredith and James Il. Sadler, charged
with robbery and assault with intent to
Kill one James Morrison, defendants were
held in 81 800 each 70 appear and answer
before the Circuit Court, In default Of
bail the prisoners were committed to Jail.
The witnesses were recognized to appear.
In the case of Ellen Halpin n. Geo. H.
WestwoOd, charged with baStardy, the
motion for a new trial was oyerruled, and
the Court fixed the defendants fine at
$500. .-ir.g.s
Court adjourned to meet at . o'clock
this afternoon.
Circuit Cowf-Judge Melvin. The Cir
cult Court was in session short time on
Saturday but, without transaCting any
business Of Importance, adjourned to this
morning at 10 o'clock.
POlios C0@t-Judgc Cranmer. There
were two cases before the police court
Saturday morning.
Edward Smith got drunk and roared
around the street until he was picked up
by policeman. He little thought that the
partner OF his joys was Sweetly slunibcr-
ing IN an adjoining cell, 10 blissful un-
consciousness that the family was so we'll
represented. But Jane was there too,
and in tho morning they were, fined s.
and costs each. His Honor suspended
the execution Of tho sentence in order to
allow them to depart hence, "a g
There were no cases before the court
In the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

Sour CoNMtrrEE-Thc members Of the
Soup Committee arc requested In meet
with the Managing Committee nj the
soup;House, No. 1904 Market street, this
nothing at 10 o'clock. The members Of
this committee are Mrs. Hannah Hop.
kins, Mrs. W. Q. ifandlan. Mrs. Henf ~
Hubbard, Mrs. DR., Kelley, Mrs. b. Cush.
Ing, Mr.. g. W. Ftantheim, and Mr.. John
3. Milsnn.
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Sour House Observation-Disclosures Is
called to the advertisement Of the chair.
man Of the Managing Committee re,
garding donations to the Soup House.
Mr.. Laird informs US that William
Collins & Co. have donated all the queens.
ware needed at the Soup House. A
small stove is needed TO heat the room
Will not some one send a stove around
this morning?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

A DAPPER young gentleman at the Is
land Church last night remarked, at the
close OF the services, "Cun have the
pleasure Of seeing you homer "No sir
you can't" was the response. The rcck.
less manner in which he jammcd his head
against the wall, and the way he jerked
vast quantities ofhair from his throbbing
head, was simply terrible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

FUNERAL OF Months itUsrED~-Ths
funeral Of Morris 1tustcd, the engineer
who was killed by the explosion Of loco
motive a day or two ago, took place yes.
terday afternoon, from his late residence
2ll6 sWhter street, and was largely at.
tended. Pamela Lodge No. l2, I. o. 0. F.,
and Cornstalk Tribe No. 2, I. o. r. NJ,
were present and followed the remains to
the pfaye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

TIE editor Of the Rome IN. ~ SEMI,
mel has been shown "a design for an up.
llolsIered front gate, which seems destined
to become very popular. The foot.board
Is cushioned, and there Is warm soap'
stone on each side, the inside step being
adjustable, so that a short girl Gun bring
her lips to the line Of any given nous.
tache without trouble. II the gate Is
occupied at 1880 p. NJ, on iron hand ex.
tends from one gate-post, takes the young
man by the left ear, turns him around
and he is at once started homo by steel
fnnih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

LAID ur AT poRrsMouTlt.-Thefoliow-
Ing steamers have laid up at Portsmouth:
Potomac, Fannie Dugan, jas. Watson,
Coal Till and bargcs, Matte Roberts,
Shamrock, Brilliant, ". +. Gaylord, Nail
City and barges LOADED with iron ore for
Wheeling), and Lizzie Morris. The
Shamrock and Matte Roberts are caught
ont on tie land, and the Coal Hill Ia
beaching her bafges.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

DIREcroRs OF THE "OLb ltEMPFIELD."
The Board Of Directors of the Wheeling,
pitlSbnrgh 4 Baltimore Railroad, (Oid
Hehpfeld), Ia composed Of the following
gentlemen: G. NJ. Reed, Esq, Ptcsideni
W. 8. Bissell, VIM. Workman, W, VI,
Smith, j. B. Ford, $. D. Hayes and WIN.
KeySets Esqfs. The annual meeting IL
held on The atst Monday In May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

ANOTHER CITIZENS MEETING. - The
nominations for Councilmon made at the
"Citilens' Meeting" in the seventh'Nyard
on Wednesday evening last werc evident.
ly not satisfactory to all the citizens
Another "CitiEens' Meeting" was held on
Saturday night, at Morris grocery, al
which the following ticket was nominated
Fra Bruneh-A. G, Robinson.
Second Bunch-G. A. Beull, T. r. Laird
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

CoNsUMPrtvE INVALID BEwARE.-The
Elusive experiments Of "Medicated In
halation, has hurrcdthousands to thegrave
that might have been cured by appropri-
ate medical and hygicoic treatment"
Read Dr.. Longdon's third letter in our
paper this morning. tits full ofinterest
to such as suffer from caturrh and pull.
nonary diseases.
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FOOD for the Poor.
OPFICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
WHRELING. January 10, 1870

WHEELING, January To- 1910 J
EdIlun InlIlsrnceT;
Please permit US through your col
umns TO acknowledge the receipt OF Q
quarter Of fresh beef and all the bowls
necessary for the Soup House, The beel
was donated by Mr., Benjamin EIley, ST,
the bowls b. Mr.. James Nichols, o.
William Collins queensware store, lSl4
Main street,
Allow us also to state that headquar
tiers are now established at 1904 Markel
street, where donations for the poor vii
be thankfully received.
The Managing Committee and the Com
mittee on Soup House will meet at head
quarters at 10 o'clock Monday morning
18th inst.
Tickets and blanks for the use OF tn
Ward Committees will be ready in a do!
or two, when active work will begin IL
every section Of the city.
Soup will probably be served durinl
Monday afternoon, 18th inst.
WA, II, oxToBY, See'y'
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CINCINNATI, January l7.-RiyeE eight
ieet and falling. Ice moving slowly. A
special dispatch from Madison reports
tie ice fast thawing. -,
EVANSVILLE, January l7,-We9ther
clear until evening, now cloudy. Mer-
curry Is to 80. River falling with about
I fcct on the gauge, The Thompson
Dean left for Nj, Vernon at 1880 yester-
LOUISVILLE, January l7,-Riyer fall.
Ing, with five feet in canal and three feet
In Indian chute, Navigation still suS-
pended. -. MIMI III
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Now IS YouR TnlE,-YOu can save %
CENTS in every dollar, this week. in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out sac
81 ]. W. Ferrel, corner Of Main and 2Oth
s,reets Hr1F 45G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

A Coop EXAMPLE. -Messrs. Neill &
Elllngham have notified the committee
for the relief Of the poor that they will
sell and deliver anything in their line to
the Soup House Association at cost for
cnsll. eco thon and do likeYise.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

AL1ha or FtAE-Ana alarm Of Ere va,
sounded about halt.past Q o'clock satut.
day night. A chimney in house occu.
pied BY WIN. Purcell, on Seventh street
First Ward, burned out, aud caused'tbt
alAtm. NodAmAge Vas done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

If the price oisawdtst don't 60 up with.
in the next three months, we should have
our Ice on reasonable terms. WIN the
ice-dealsfs please look after their saw.
dust contracts, as there will be no scarcity
Of The other afticle2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

News TO Us.-The Ntoundsville Re
porter contains the following, which will
cuuSe many smiles In this city
a petition from the ladies was present.
ed 10 the Council of Wheeling praying
that honorable body to enforce the Law
against all persons who are selling bev.
erage thabTwill intoxicated The Council
amended the ordinance prohibiting the
sale otcidet AZ beverage subject to n
severe penalty. " ssa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

FaER banking /, now a law-Which
does not mean that the growing practice
Of opening banks By croWbats Il indotstd
by Congress or the President, but that you
may open a many banks a. you can buy
national currency for.
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CARD.-Persons indebted to the under.
signed, will please make their payments
at the store Of my successor A. R. GaddiS,
ESQ., who Is authorized to receipt for
me. VIM. II. SHEfB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

We call the attention Of our readers to
the notice Of Mcssrs. 1. Blum & Bro, who
will continue their sale Of dress goods
for one week longer. Read their ad.
yeFtisement at the head ofOur local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-18

wnAr THE PRtsoSERs EAr,AThc
question Of feeding the poor IL re.
ceiving considerable attention from the
public just now, and II would not be un-
Interesting to know how the prisoners In
the county jail are cared for. Nj: Ken.
nedy, the jailor, informs us that each
prisoner receives daily one pound Of
bread, one.hali pound Of meat, one quart
Of soup, two quarts Of coffee, and some
mola@es to eat upon his bread.