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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-20
TlRUiT TRIES, shRtBBEnY, &c.

This psoptieloss Of Pleasant Till Nursery. WcsI
VlHinla, afS now Offering The most complete iiuF.
MY stock LfUEh within the State for many years
Thlhysi0uf yelFd' experience and observation III
The growing % fruit and fruit tres has enabl6i II,
ID present very large collection Of oil klndi Of
ituits, embracing old aud new tatletlcs, which have
ttea tested IL yatiout localities, and found well
adapted 10 this climate. Our trees arc oil grown on
tbs highest htd IN this county, and OSpuled d
llplhs on al sides, which SECURED 10 The planter
more hardy, healthy tree than can possibly h
Known on rich low on bottom lands, and double The
amount d roots 10 essential 10 The E6Ji gruWth 81
I ID kinds d tteti aud plants OUT stock consists Al
. l6ll0Bat
Apis lives l, 2, b and years old, hanging from
4 TO fiedt, hfice low BY the 100 Df 1000.
Iseh ttets, aud years old, 4te tent.
Finn, standard very extra, > 10 feet.
pNatt feaiA lhtitly tftes, 4to feet.
Ehttty tres Tho best No have ever offered 10 the
ptblle, 3 10 feet.
AhtieoiS t5BiceL
UflnI8 guintc, . to feet.
9tlpetinc ~ varieties and Of superior quality,
Cdtfsnll UcdSebefties, Strawberries, Baspterlcs
and Blehbtffita In variety and Ihc. AlSi 10 vaFi4
Gle Of 6tef1eona 81 various si1ts Inclndns "A exs
ttlltnt stock iot cemetery pdfpoSei
fhed Jesirins seheie,y plant, may Do we'll 10
q f~ Johe X fEisioNi, josSpS seySolaS ''S IA
John P, TttRhel d 10 tht qualify u S ON
plants We Alt1 oilef 4 iiue coilcclloi II toSaS
aud towering shrubs, t1selhtf With AnS X
leolio Of gtgen.hgnse plants alter March iai Shate
tlte h lafiety, o. Ofange PLANS BY the loo
$4,000 me- CAREFULLY paek d aud Hifihltd 10
reach theft destination h good, condition. Prizes
ttfl low and iuttilhgd 81 Application, PAttltl dc.
iinl gcqd ut, VII PLEASE send ID their oliitle
q t4g ORDER an fltelSe nlost Attention
nom an dtitfint In iiiii NIinfi MIN u
WILLIAM ", a 81 DUNLAP,
itbiV-lAV valley Vt0Nt, Ohio o., Wet VI,
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsTATE,-The fol,
lowing deeds, transferring real estate IN
the county Of Ohio, were left for record at
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
during the week ending yesterday:
Deed made Sept, !, 1878, by Jos. Brown
and wife to Henry Schultz, for west 80
feet Of lot No. So In D. Zanes addition
Admitted March IL; $4,000.
Deed made March 8, 1875, by Benz
Springer and wife TO Geo, Crumbackef,
for west one.half and northwest ono.iourth
OF lot No, 100 on 18th street, East Wheel
ing. Admitted March ~.
Deed made Feb, 10, 1870, by A. Wilson
and vito to John Blattlcr, for lot No. 0,
square D, s. w. Admitted March l3i
$3.50.
Deed made March 10, 1875, by A. NJ,
Adams and wife to B. II. Rsnnard, to cor.
rect mistake. Admitted March 10.
Deed made March 10, 1875, by II. II,
Gillespy and wife to Chas. Martin, for 8
acres near Triadelphia and q lot Of ground
inTrladelphia, also fractional lot No. l,
Admitted March 10; $1,000.
Deed made March IL, 1875, by Mary
Sutton to Geo. Hill, for SO feet on Monroe
street, by So feet OH Union street, oflot
"a, Second Ward. Admitted March pa
$3.50.
Deed made Feb. 20, 1875, by II. Forbes
to Michael Healey, for lots ! and 2 Of
subdivisions II and 4 corner oath and
Market streets, G. W. Admitted March
16i $500.
Deed made Feb. II, 1875, by ]. B. Lu.
kens and wife 10 Clauncy A. House, for
lot No, So, II. Moore, Trustees, addition
on Island. Admitted March 10; $1,000.
Deed made March II, 1876, by VIM. r.
Wilson and wife to Geo. Crumbacker, for
20 by so feet Of lot 81 on 18th street, L.
w. Admitted March IS.
Deed made March IS, 1876, by Jacob
Hornbrook, President Wheeling Gas Co.,
to the city Of Wheeling, for all tho prop.
erty whatsoever Of said company. Ad.
milted March 10.
Deed made Feb. 10, 1875, by Thomas
0,llrien and wife 10 Geo. Crnmbacker,
for lot No. 10 In square No. 81 Of the
Buena Vista addition to the city OF
Wheeling. Admitted March 10; $50.
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LETTER BoxEs.-Water street Is without
one Of those convenient receptacles which
have come to be recognized as among the
greatest Of modern conveniences. Unless
the department here Is limited to q GER
tain number Of letter boxes required TO
10 distributed according 10 q strict APP
portionment In different parts Of the city,
II looks like an oversight on the part Of
our worthy 7. N. that one box at least
las not been placed on that street. The
several hotels together with the consider.
able number Of business houses on Water
street would certainly appreciate such a
convenient deposit for their mail matter.
II would also accommodate the transient
public who arrive and depart from the
city by tic steamboat lines. A lamp
post Is situated about the middle Of the
square, between 18th and f4th streets,
which as a location for a postal box
would accommodate the business men on
Water street, as we'll as the large travel.
Ing public whose places Of resort are the
hotels fronting the river. Our attention
has been called to the fact that such a
box Is desired by merchants and others,
and we would respectfully urge the
matter on the attention oil our Post
master,
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JUSTICE GtLtEsrr.-On the t4th Of
March q row occurred In the vicinity Of
the Top Mill, the particulars Of which
will be made known to Justice Gillespy
at o'clock this afternoon. Warrants
were isStied as follows: Walter Buckley
y. Joseph Hamilton, peace warrant,
James Briggs ~ Joseph Hamilton, peace
warrant; Walter Buckley 10. John Down,
peace warrant; James Briggs ". John
Down, peace warrant; Salind Gibson Ia.
Mary Ann Hamilton, assault and battery.
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DxsInensin.

Dyspepsia Is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man Is heir to. Amer
leans are particularly subject to this dis.
ease and It's effects .Buch as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual cOstiyeness, heart.
burn, water-braSh, gnawing and burning
pains In the pit Of the stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, disagreed:
bio taste In the mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREEN,s August FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there poai.
lively Ia not case In the United States II
will not cure. II you doubt this, 60 to
your druggist and get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try II. Regular size rs
cents. eod&w
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The CouRs.-County Cbwt-Judge
Cochran. The County Court met yes
terday morning at Q o'clock and transact.
ed the following business;
The cases of. II, PendletOn W. James
Wharton, and Jane 4. Good ". II. O.
Deyine, were con tinued.
The case Of John A. Crawford ". John
Fitzpatrick was concluded and given 10
theiury who returned verdict for plain
tiff, and assessed the damages at $50.
The examination Of the case Of Kimber.
ly h Co. w. +. BrOwnlee was commen.
ced before tho following jury; Joseph
Marshall, o. j. Crawford, Louis Wheeler,
Geo. Wells, W. O. stifel, Valentino Frank,
D. Whitehead, James Gray, A. 3. Ora
ham, F. NoltO, N f. McNaughton, Jacob
Morris.
Municipal Cout-Judge Cranmer. The
Municipal Court met at 10A, NJ, yester-
day.
The report Of the Special Commission
ers IN the case OF Parker Campbell Il, al.
". John @. Campbell a. al. was received,
The bond OF D. q. List, General Receiv.
or, with Henry X. List as security, was
approved by Court,
A ehancery order was entered In the
case Of D. 0'C. Quinlan pS. r, V.Whelan,
In the case OF 9. L. Zane ~. Theodore
Fink, an order was entered reyiying the
cause in tho name Of Angelina r. Fink,
Administrative.
Adjourned to Monday at 10 AM
Rlicc C0uH-Judge Cranmer, The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of at yester.
day mornings session Of the police court
Michael Shannon, dlSorderly conduct,
So and costs.
Thomas Shannon, same ofIsnse, same
fine.
jill. s. Hall paid 800 and costs each in
two cases wherein he was charged with
selling liquor without license.
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I1E1MBo1ps Bucnu Is still in the 70.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II 10
warranted for all diseases oil the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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AaRAND reduction in prices Of Organs
at r, Gaddis' music store, No, So 18th
street, who wishes to make room for q
new stock, and offers the following instru.
ments at very low prices; Eureka Q
stops, fine case; 2 Eureka, 3 stops, fine
case; Mason 4 Hamlin; ! Silver Tom
guej 8 Vogcl 4 Hughes, 8 stors, Nowis
q chance for you to secure a bargain In
the purchase Of an Organ call and see
than
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We cAtt attention 10 the telegram In
another column Of this paper, signed BY
President Hough and A6tuaty Bryant,
sent TO Ma. ]. D. Anderson, The General
Manager Of the Life Association Of
America, for w, Va, We are assured
that the Association Il not only solvent
but has q surplus Of $751; 900, This Is
another attempt 10 renew the old war
against The Association,
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ONE STREAK OF Coop LuCK.-My
Eastern creditors have sent me 800 pieces
Of prints, best brand, to sell to my Gus,
toners al 8 cents per yard, and also q full
line Of domostics, "A bleached and
brown musliu, cheap as tho prints, 70 sat
isfy those who attend my forced closing
out sale winter and summer dress goods
and carpets especially, to conclude and
fulfill my compromise, Call and you
can save money and do me a kindness, cor
Nor Main and 10th streets,
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River Nnua.

The river was falling last evening
with II feet 10 inches In the channel.
The Express departed for Parkersburt
with a good trip.
The Q. B, Church arrived from Pitts
burgh and departed for New Orleans
She has In tow the barge EBrookbank.'
A dispatch was received frSm parkets
burg stating that the Courier would mol
be Up before Tuesday morning.
The Hudson passed Patkersburg OF
her way up yesterday morning at {
o'clock. She will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The following tows passed down Will
with coal: Ella, j. Sharp DcDonald, B
D. Wood, Baltic, Grand Lake, Sam
Brown, Fred. Wilson No. 3, Mary Ann
Lioness, Joseph Warne, Dick Fultoh No,
8 and Nellie speer.
The towboats Reindeer and John Din.
poll passed up empty.
The steamers Forest City and Rees
were not running yesterday. They will
probably not resume before Monday,
The Market Boy Is running again, and
making her customary trips,
There will be no PafkersburR boat
this morning.
The Andes left Cincinnati isst ni.ht
for Wheeling, t's s"'
The Carrie Brooks. an ton,s t,otr
PittbbufRh 10 ZSneSSiite ,s hVI A., i null
last niEkt. .'''"s''' was uue mere
The RaRon and EScharo. ..a A..
pected 10 arrive iram pitishSsst aI IT,. AZ, rs
The Granite State wss s M fam 'g pIIiy.
burgh last NE hi. N'' -'V"' f'
tbv fstsg,.ns,
ptrrsptRatt. itstsS ia M. .,,... !.
falliha Viii q Ia 1 II ,ss 1S-Ahe river IL
T,fTsixSIS, M Wstd = i' f5 4,,... "A ~,
a ibsSsS ahd iaIliSs Ay .aILss ~ il ieet
viii iISSt SSi. ' .eglhsr cloudy
WsmnE;s t1 M. AT arIilye fa51 y, Farket,
Tllsn Me- P1iF S .Ats M1,neeeiing'
tsSasss;IiS, ~
nssia5Mti2s ~ Tt ,aE,!. ~ L9ui9. gc.
yiIlS NSSbVilIA Dtf pltss ~ "a I tos1 Ealy-
and iisi6s, Fain s6StI5ass i Nsso lnVa "
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DELAYED CoNRREspoxDENCE...-The fol.
lowing communications are detained at
the Possofiice for non.payment Of post.
age: w. A. Atkinson, Washington,
Washington Co, Pa, 20; Ada Porter, In
care B. Stanley, Elm Grove, Ohio county,
lie; Mrs. Annie D. Kelly, care A. W,
Kelley, 18th street, city, 1c; E. B,ssFrench,
Second Auditors office, Washington, D.
C., 2s Geo. Burnley, Quaker City Guern-
Ley ,r ~ 9y4io 81 S SSssSSy M1 Ftsnt
s I Wheeling Island nG It e; Jas. RinS,
Woodlands, Marshall Co., W. Va, &c;
Miss Lizzie Dabney, Pine Junction (bet.
ter dlrections); Geo, Miller, Box No. 424,
steubenville, Ohio, &c; James Peters, Bel.
mont Mill, city, 1c; s. F. Bridges, pro.
prletor Of Mason House, Mason, Mason Co.,
Texas, 30; Frank Thomas, caro- Of Sea.
mons cigar store, city, %.
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RErUASEDAtt will be remembered
that some weeks ago Albert Price, WIN.
Smith and Lafayette Shorts, all OF this
city, were arrested and taken to steubeh.
Vile for committing a rape Upon a
woman residing some distance below that
city. When the case came before the
grand jury Of Jetfefson cohnly the de-
PENDANTS were merely indicted for assault
and battery, and after remaining In fall
for some time were finally discharged
without being tried. The patlies have
returned to tits city, aud tesnmed theft
accustomed places In the social sphere.
BY what hoctts poctis arrangement this
has come 10 pass we do not know.
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PANTS as low as one dollar q pair,
Vests OF seyenty.five cents each and up
wards, everything in the store at lower
prices than ever was known before, OF the
closing out sale Of H. Hartman & Co., No.
30 Twelfth St,
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At the Closing Out Sale uf HARTMAN
& co., No. 80 Twelfth st., can be found
some Of The greatest bargains ever offer.
ed In this city In The line Of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
This ls no humbus, as they are determln.
cd to quit business, and anything In their
store can be bought for less than actual
Yalue.
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GheGttelEiaetrter.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1875.


Disciples Church.
Spring and Summer GoOds-tieO. X
Taylor 4 Co.
For Rent-Dwelling.
Pianos Moved Carefully. =
For Sale-Cushtoned Chairs.
Assignees Sale--ITousehOld Furniture.
Paper Hangtngs-Paull & Winship.
Show CaseS-A. II. Morelead 4 Co,
Clocks-Oxtoby 4 Duaeld.
Braces for Ladies' and Gents.
Trustees Sale Of Crescent Mill.
Grand Organ Concerts-hrst p1ge.
Hamilton Opera House-Iirst page.
Good News-head Of local.
List Of I,etters,
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II OTIS FOR sALE.--1 OFFER FOR
~ Ale 70 PARTIES who wish 10 improve, and no
Others, that desirable piece Of ground CORNER Chap
line aud 18th streets This property IN tho CENTRE
VI The cily hAs beef an 6ypssDt6 inr yHah, aud
ought 70 10 improved. therefore olbF Il for ale
VI q iAlf price and on easy terms
Z six Lots q feet frontage on Sixteenth stFCel
Two LDlA q feet frontage on Cimpne street.
II u well known that the sand taken O,ll for eel.
lats would sell l0f OhO-thfl tho cost q the lot.
fnfit ]. IRWIN, Agent.
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Whit open on Monday at t.w. Fer.
rePs cheap Dry Goods store, large lot
81 prints d 0 cents per yard, also a
large stock 81 dies goods and carpets,
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esasrssa1g and Nj. AeKslysy on

gsnsseaR,s and MI. MsKelyey on
AS tho announcer expressed doubt as
to whether he could find words hard
enough TO floor any more spoilers, Mr.,
Collier suggested that proper names be
given, stating at the same time
that the committee had agreed
that all the words In the book
except Latin phrases could be given.
This was objected to BY several on
the Wheeling side, who stated that they
knew nothing Of such an arrangement,
Messrs, S, W. Boyd and Harry Caldwell
Withdrew from the contest, and refused
to spell further, but upon the contestants
agreeing 10 omit the proper names, they
returned to their places, and the spelling
proceeded.
After some time had elapsed, and no
misses had occurred, Mr.. Collier said
that it was plainly to be seen that the
parties remaining could not DO aoored
with McGufey, and as It was then after
II o'clock, his suggestionthat the contest
close and be declared q draw was acted
upon.
Mr.. R. ]. Alexander here asserted that
one Of their number, Miss EnloW, would
spell words backwards as fast as the
Wheeling people would forward, What
great advantage or profit would DO de-
rived from numbering the Queens Eng.
lish in such manner the gentleman did
not make known, and after some idle
badiRage between the two parties nothing
more was heard Of II,
When the contest closed, the condition
Of the rival forces was as follows:
Bridgeport, WAenlilO,
Miss Jonnle Cooper, Prof. snoRden,
Nora Jones' s w, Boyd,
" Mary Gifil. Z, +, cE5Eell,
Harry CALDWELL
Robert DalEGll,
MlssM E, Taylor.
What our Bridgeport friends propose
to do about IT. remains to DO seen, but
from tho excitement Of some Of them on
the Stage last night we Aould not be at
all surprised II they would shortly chal-
lenge tho entire State Of West Virginia
and Patrick, Of AIoundsyille, to an Ortho-
graphical battle.
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MARRIAGE LiurNsEA - During the
week ending yesterday four marriage
licenses were issued BY the Clerk Of the
County Court
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non sA1tSAT A GREAT BARGAIN.

Tho entire stock Of Millinery Goods, Notions, 40
Ia Store Room No, 1907 Maln street, together with
Tie hxtuIus In the Ane Also, the lease Of the CHI
tire building mo. 1851 until April iBt, 1870.
For further particulars enquire Immediately at
mid v rios. r. sItALlcRoss, Admir-.
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PANTS 81 a pair; vests rs cents each;
coats at any price, A few more over
coats for men or boys at great sacrifice
at the closing out sale Of
Fl. HARTMAN & Co.
No, 80 Twelfth St
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BURGLARY AT CONCORD, oHto.- The
following dispatch was received at tho
police headquarters In this city yeSter.
day.
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, March 10, 1876.
u CAtg@ Police, Wheeling,
Arrest from three to five men dressed
In new clothing, supposed 10 have got
on o train here this morning, who broke
Into d store In Concord last night.
They may perhaps have pockets fluff Of
knives, which we're missed. II arrested
telegraph here. D. P. FERBRAok.
AS yet no suspicious characters have
been arrested here.
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FoR a glove fitting skirt supporting
corset, 20 70 Aronheimer & Levi, who are
selling them cheap.
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Coop shirts for ffty cents each, also
undershirts and drawers very cheap at
the closing outsale Of
II. HARTMAN 4 Co,
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SOMETHING NEw.-Boxed toed button
ed CATERS, made exclusively for ladies
and children at L,V, BLoSDs
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LW. FERRE1is q the place Tor great
bargains now in Dry Goods and Carpets
as they must be sold atapms price
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stEtNwAY Pianos,
Khabe Pianos,
ChiGketing Pianos,
AaSelet Pianos,
Emetsoh Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason 4 Hamlih's Organs,
Estey 4 Co.s; Organs,
Geo. Wood 4 Co., Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, all Of which are offered al The
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms Al ADAMs& LUUAs,
1927 Market street,
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J.W. FRRREI Is closing out Carpets as
low as 1sc per yard. Supply yourselves
now, or you will have to pay for them In
the SprinR.
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To THE LAp1rs.-1. v, Blond, No. 1885
Main Street, has Just received q new lot Of
ladies, boxed toed buttoned gators.
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DoS'r miss the opportunity Of getting
some Of the cheap goods at the closing
out sale Of H. HARTMAN 4 Co.
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CALL and see those mice Spring Over
coats selling at Eve dollars each at the
Sl0'ts wv Il HARrNAN &Co.
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A UCrIoN SALE.

Desiring to quit business, will sell on
SATURDAY, March 20, 1876, at 10 o'clock
AM, my stock Of Groceries and u lot Of
suhdry articles, at my store on Market
Square.
nifl7s RICHARD NOLAN.
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Commencing al 10 O'clock 4. NJ, at tie works Of
aid Company, the following PROPERTY
Five Sheet Rolls, six Large Hollis ono LOT Of Shaft.
itg, illno large Iron PlOys, ono lot Of Fire Brick
Sheet Iron, Bar Iron, Nails aud Spikes, Top and
bottom Iron for rails Stoves Scales one lot Of sahd
. CoAl Cars, B Small Bar Rolls, ono Safe, one lot Of
Ore ono Bellows, one set Of R0ughlng Rail Rolls
two sets E,lnlShlng tall Rolls, ono lot Of Harness.
two Wagons, OlncG Furniture ono lot Fire Clay
ono Dfay, ono lot pulIGrlEed Ore, one Drum i0i
BqpuezcfS, ilVO Wagon linil Rolls and all tho move
ablp Or personal property In or about tho Crescent
Iron Cnmpanys works
viii also Sell on tho mnlg day, commencing al
o'clock A. NJ al the front door 81 tho Court House
Of Ohio county, A number Of Horses and Mules,
levied upon Al Eini6 time 10 satisfy said taxes
maj N.Y. " '"N''7e " A. Known. a O. q.
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J, W. FERREI isclosing out his entire
stock Of dry goods and carpets regardless
OF cost, as they must be sold.
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Observation-Disclosures & Leyi,are selling
londsdale bleached muslin, 10 yards for
81 90.
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AIARaE lot Of fivo.ply carpet chain at
SO cents per pound at Aronheimer q
Lewis,
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Tire only place In the city where you
can find Childrens boxed tced buttoned
CATERS Is at L, v, BLoEDs.
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WEATHER RECORD. = The following
shows the range Of the thermometer as
observed at sflvey's Drug Store, corner
onpOsita postni1ine,
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NATIONAL B6sNh CoLttdt ii
WHEELING, ptepese young men for 4 Att.
f,il slaft IN life
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-20
cHEREFFs SALE.
MONDAYl ArrII 30, ls7ll

ylsi tle 81 sla!o aid Count. IGx'S aG .nG
1917 lhayo levied upon and will proceed 10 sell at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-20

Sour HovsE. Al the Soup Hcute yea.
terdAy meals were furnished TO eightys
three families d three bundled Andnihe-
ty.tile persons, and Thirty tfansieut
Poatdets The total number Of meals
iufniahed wasS20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-20

Go to L. v. Blends for your boxed
tocd buttOned CATERS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-20

tbs Municipal Court yesterday adj
jonfhed over to Monday at noon.