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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22


BELL4IRE IrESis.-Ice from 0 to /.
inches thick, is from morning until nigh
safely deposited IN our ice houses. VIZ
learn that from 80 to 80 cents per lO(
pounds, win be the price the ensuing sea
son. Lovers Of cold lager beer and in,
dulgcrs IN arctic cocktails, and barear
mint julips, are feeling happy over thi'
special dlspensation Of Old Prob. in theil
favor.
Burglarics are becoming frequent
Two attempts were made the other night
one to effect an entrance into dwelling
house, and the other an attempt TO break
into the shoe store Of Powell 4 Criswell
A moral and social reform Is what We
want next.
The ice has melted very rapidly, and
the boys and girls have quit sliding.
The market house project is again open
to any one wishing TO take hold. Mr.
OrOaier has released the contract.
Several Of our merchants have posters
out, intimaiing their desire 10 retire from
business, with the intention Of leaving
the city.
We warn our citizens to be on tho
look out for burglariCs, Several have
occurred incur city lately, although in
each case detected before anything was
taken. But keep look ont.
The weather moderated considerable
yesterday. The ice is about played out,
but our Ice men don't tnrc Il darn. They
are full-wc mean their lee houses, Of
course.
Business around the lookup Is inl-
mensely dull. The police made but one
arrest yesterday, Miller, the merchant,
was arrested for violating the snow Or1li-
nance. That is, he didn't clear the ice
oil his sidewalk. The usual fine and con-
sequences.
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MEETING OF GESER4I MANAGING
CoNNiTrEE.-The General Managing
Committee Of The Relief Association Incl
yesterday morning at The First Presby.
tetian Church. Reports from the visi
tation Committees were heard, and il wa.
ordered that The Ward Committees fur.
niSh coal in cases Of ettfeme want. The
Ward Committees we're authorised ID re.
ceive and distribute clothing in their
owR wards. The Secretary was instruct.
ed to inform the Mayor, or city authoti.
ties, that the Association would tender
them from forty TO fifty men to break
stone or perform any other labor pro
yided
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wonderful success.

Three years ago DR., Boschees German
Syrup was Introduced in the United
Statcs from Germany for the cure OF
Coughs, severe Colds settled in the breast,
Consumption, and Otheitiseases OF the
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, and
nearly loo letters from druggists are
now on our files, saying that no other
preparation in their stores sells as well
and gives such excellent satisfaction. All
We ask is for you to go TO your druggist
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try 4; regular size rs cents, eod&w
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WARD COMMITTEES On VISITATION
Several changes have been made in the
Ward Committees on Visitation Of the
Relief Association, and by request We
publish the revised list;
EhA Ward Mrs, Z. W. b. Allison
Mrs. Z. KemblO, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs
NJ. Chew, Mrs. VIM. Dunlevey, Mrs. VIM
Hastings. ....lo, .i,r
Mrs, =. 4. Hinn, Mrs. Daniel List, IT,,
Mrs. J. N. Vance, Miss Alice V. OItoby
Mrs. r. II. Logan.
Third Wdm-Mrs. Rev. Dr.. ]. Kelley,
Mrs. DR.. ], G. llupp, Miss Helen Reilly,
Miss ,. BodlOy, Nj" Maggie OF, Mrs
Rev L. Ball.
Fourth Wanl-A[rs. John Carlin, Mrs.
Louis Bnyha, Mrs. F. A. Britt, Mrs. Enl.
ma brown, Mrs. Ed. Hobbs, Mrs. NJ. j.
Jordan.
FD1h IHdni-MErs. D. Cushing, Mrs. r.
ITornbrOOk, Mrs. A.WilsOn, Miss 4. List,
Mg,H. Hubbard, Mrs, Wp. Taylor.
SiIh lRani-Mrs. John NJ. johnson,
Mrs. L. Marshall, Mrs. james Rigby, Miss
a. Bero, Mrs. q. Nelson, Mrs. Rev. A. j.
LYDIA.
ISssnh IRari-Mrs. VIM. Battelle, Miss
+. J. Cecil, Mrs. John Mcclure, Mrs. \.
II. MOng, Mrs. $. r. lIildreth, Mrs. L, j.
Stone.
Eighth Ward. -IIrs. DR.. X, W. lIaalctl,
Mrs. ". G. lTnndlqn, Mrs. Jesse Wheat,
MnJ II. Hobbs, Mrs. John WatcrhOu'c,
Mrs. a. Carson.
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A YOUNG man in thh city went over
the "baCk river" to skate, yesterday after.
noon, 1.-The az a dcet in every joint. lie
came back limping, carrying one boot
rolled up in a piece Of paper. As the
boys talked Of the "iun over there he
swotc bitterly, in a low tone, about some
e strap, which ehAtcd his ankle raw
and regarded everybody around him with
the malevolent eye Of a burglar.
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Tue CAPITAL AND SHAKEspEARE.-'ThC
following items we clip from the Pitts.
burgh Ltddcr. }
A bill for the removal Of the State
Capital Of West Virginia to Wheeling
haa been introduced in the Legislature Of
that State. 1t should be done, a. Charles.
ton Is almost as difficult Of access M The
North Pole. The quickest route now
from Pittsburgh to the Capital of West
Virginia Is BY the way Of Washington,
Baltimore and Richmond.
An enthusiastic member Of the Wheel.
Ing Shukesperian club says Of a passage
In 1.-THE Tempest. zone cannot read Il
either intelllgently or intelligibly until
he has seen, for instance, that the verb
ITO keep depends rs all infnitive on tho
pnrticl pial adjective "ihatchd," and that
all the nouns are oppositivcs Of thd lie.
mOnstratiye prOnOun "Lher,' which iStho
objective complement Of the verb "ledp."
Hence the necessity Of the club.
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nm .BrRoER.REYSoLDs WEpDIY0.-


TIM, BEReER.REYSoLDs WEDDlSG.-
About two hundred and fifty invited
guests assembled in the ST. Matthews
Church last evening, to witness the nup-
tials Of Miss Rose Berger and Mr.. John
D. Reynolds. The Church retained its
Christmas dress, and the evergreen with
which the walls were decorated made it a
neat aud pleasant picture, r
Promptly at7A O'Clock the gentlemanly
ushers, Messrs. Harry Brown, VIII. Fisher
and Samuel Hersey, escorted the bridal
party to the altar. Rev. ]. B. Armstrong
performed the ceremony, and the bride
was given away by her brother, Mr.,
Jacob Berger. The attendants, in the
order named, were; Miss Ella Berger
SISTER Of the bride), Wheeling, and
Mr.. Fred. Holmes, formerly Of this city
Miss Rachel Smith, Of Southern Ohio
and Mr.. D. V. Donaldson, Of Pittsburgh
Miss Jennie WOrthingtOn, Of Cincinnati
and Mr.. W. II. Lowe, Of Steubenyillei
Miss jennie Club, Of Illinois, and Mr.
James Mclaughlin, Of Wheeling.
The bride wore white silk dress, elab-
orately trimmed with shirrings Of satin
and plaiting OF silk, finished with pro
fusion OF orange blossoms aud point lace
Her dress was made by Mrs, Adrian, Of
this city, aud Is certainly very creditublC
to her taste. The bride wore no jewelry
The skirt Of Miss Ella Berger's dress
was pure white, trimmed with pink Olives
aud cOrsage Of pink silk, trimmed with
pink flowers and point lace.
The handsome white dress worn by Mis-
Smith was embroidered with blue, over q
skirt Of handsome white silk, and blue
silk corsage with blue flowers and point
lace, Miss Smith wore IN elegant set Of
pearl jewelry,
Miss WorIhiugton was dressed in white
with corsage Of pink silk, trimmed will
apple blossoms and point lace. Mis-
Worthington wore Etruscan jcwelry,
Miss Club was dressed in white Paris
muslin, with blue silk cOrsagc, trimmed
with blue iOrget-me.nOls and point lace
The bridesmaids dresses were made
by Mrs. Dennison, Of Cincinnati, who has
quite an extensive reputation in that
line.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony, and
after the usual congratulations, the bridal
party returned to the residence Of the
brides mother, OH Zane street, Island,
where an elegant supper, prepared by
Zinn, awaited them, About fifty persons
sat down to the table, and discussed the
daintis before them.
The presents were spread out in taste
full manner, and made magnificent dis
play. They were numerous, elegant and
costly, A complete set Of silver forks
and spoons, presented by Mr.. W. II,
IIennegen, attracted considerable at.
tCntiOn, "a did also beautiful
cameo sci, the gift Of the groom.
There were besides handsome bronzed
slatuary and vases, elegant coral and gold
pins, etc, hi trofhslon,
At ll;lO last night Mr.. and. Mrs. Roy.
nOds took their departure for Baltimore,
where they will reside in the future, The
young couple have a multitude Of friends
in this city who heartily wish them JOY.
"GO where We will, this hand In thine,
Those eyes beiIrU me smiling thus,
Through gOOl aud III, through storm AMI shine,
Thp worlds world VI love for uL"
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THE other night policeman, passing
along Chapline street, discovered a ghost.
ly object standing by gate, and crossing
over he found that II was man In his
night clothes. al didn't know but that
You were walking in your sleep" said the
officer. mo | was standing out here to
wait I'LL the old woman got over being
mad and dropped aslCepp quietly re.
piled the citizen.
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TwENTY.FtRsr SOfREE.-The twenty.
.fritsoiree utthe- Wiesel Musical lnsti.
tuts will begiyen IN )yiesel Music Hall
this evening. The programme will be
ns attractive as at any Of the former
SOirces, which met with such Success. A
prominent fcature::ot lLlle entertainment
will be the performance ofitlle Wlesel In
stiutc Orchestra. Each member Of the
Institute, with one lady, Willie admitted
on presentation Of his ticket for 1874
Those not members can secure tickets for
llfty cents each. Go tonight and hear
some fie music. .'ii
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A.P.A. BAlL-A grand ball was given
at Turner Hall last night by King vii.
liam Lodge No. 3, APP A. which attract.
ed quite a crowd oilovets Of the art terp.
sichorcah. The affair was a very pleas.
ant success, as the balls Of this Associa.
ton usually are.
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TIKI COURH.-Circui C6wt-Judgc
Melvin. The Circuit Court met ySster.
day afternoon at o'clock, The follow,
ing cases were decided ~
Herman schermer ia, Logan Tribe Of
Red Men, Judgment Of County Court
affirmed.
State for use ofC IIazlett ", William
Klieyes and others, Action under chap,
Ter 90 Of Acts Of 1928, Held that a
married woman could only sue under
section 0 Of said chapter, aud not under
section |, Judgment Of County Court re-
yersed.
John II, Cox and Hamilton Boone and
others, Verdict and judgment for de-
PENDANTS,
Conrad Claus and BennO Hammer and
Others, verdict set aside and new trial
awarded at cost Of defendants.
Kline & HOrnbrOOk rs, Flaherty 4 john
son, verdict Of jury, which was in favor
Of defendants, sci aside unless defendants
should reduce. Verdict set aside.
A. +, House W. r. $. Brown, Sheriff,
verdict and judgment for defendant.
s. 4 number Of chancery DEGREES wreen-
tered ahtl Some new causes submitted.
Adjourned to meet OH Saturday at
2P.M.
FGet C6m-Jndge Crahmcr!. There
were two cases before the policecourt yes.
terday morning,
Eph. Camp, II tramp, was committed to
Jail for twenty days for vagrancy.
Edward Reid, charged with disorderly
conduct vas dismissed A Mrs. Christ.
man was the complainant
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HILNBoLp's BuCHu is still in the re-
pith 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. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs, Beware OF counter
fcis, Genuine has propriet0r's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New fork, Sole
Agent, uNh'
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OFFICERS ELECrEDBY COMPANY "C."-
The following officers have been elected
by the members Of "CompahyC": Porter
Smith, Captain; John Denis, First Lieut.
W. Newt. Lincll, Second Lieut.; William
Dixon, First Sergeant, Henry Gtammcr,
Second Sergeant; John j. kaigh, Third
Sergeant; Robert Anderson, Fourth Ser.
geantt Richard Bird, Fifth Sergeant; John
Wei'getber, q. NJ. Sergeant; W. n. Linch,
Secretary; John Denis, Treasurer
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORNINU.-An alarm
Of fire yesterday morning brought out the
entire department. An nnnealing pot In
The old blacksmith shop of the Hinge
Factory had boiled over and set fire lc
the building, which being frame burned
rapidly. The Atlantic and United ell.
gines arrived In time to throw little
water, but were too late to save the build.
Ing The loss will amount to probably
$500, and Is covered by insurance in for.
eigh companies.
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vrottASr ESotSE UrsEr.IThe steam
FIRE engine vigilanL while turning the
corner Of 10th and Market streets yester.
day morning on Inc way to the FIRE In
East Wheeling, broke a wheel and upset
No other damage Of consequence was
done, and the engine has been repaired
and isnow ready for another alarm
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THE evening paper processes a superior
knowledge Of law, in publishing court re-
ports. Very well, neiglbor, We wont
dispute. Simply look to il that your oh.
servance bear proportion 10 your knowl
edge, aud you may eventually become SC
happy that those paragraphs in cotcm'
porary journals, which rise above your
apprehension, willno longer create n pain.
fnl distensiom Of your microscopic ca
pacity for criticism.
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Yesterdays DoS4rtoSs.-Thc follow.
ing donations were received at tho Soup
oh tSrflllGlck.ts, c.iD'Ria.4 ak.
teen loaves bread, Charles thinner; one
jar pickles, Mts. r. II. Silvey; one barrel
-four, Rhodes, Dnnlevy 4 Co., of Bridge.
port, o.; one.half gallon hominy, two
bO4es heulrina and one hAlfgalloh beans.
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For One Week Longer.


Being DESTROYS Of extending an OppOr'
tunIty to all to participate at our present
Annual ClOslRv.Out Sale ofStOCk, we have
concluded ID continue for one week longer
the great spsClaItlss which we have pre-
scented to the trade. The chief features
merltlng the consideration or all, are
thsse' Beautiful Dress S6itlnBS, UBIaCk
Silks Of the best makes, Irish POpllnS,
French CaOhemereS, Black ApacaS and
BrlIIlantIne Mohalrs Of a celebrated
brand, including three sets Of $50 Mink
Furs at SIS, and three sets Of $40 Fitch
Fus at So, to close, In addition we offer
for this week some elegant Waterproof
CIOakS, made, of Navy Blue and Sleeps
Grey RspelIanti also some sepAratelPOIC.
nalses and RedlngOtss, all Of which will
be sold at fiBt cost Of production. The
scale Of prices being Of such a nature
worthy the attention Of all,
|. BL u N & BRO.
3 janis
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HOLIDAY Presents AT CosT.-A big
lot OF iewclry Of all descriptions to be
sold at cost by ]. W. FERREL.
Corner Main and 99d streets, Centre
Wheeling.
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IL must desirable Suburban Residence l.OCatlOns
In tho market OF In the county. The Farm VI the
late H. ). COIL, Within thnC miles u the city, has
lacn suldlV1ed into lots lrnm 10 u % acres each;
Is near the National Rad and Immediately on the
lue Of the contemplated Street Railway IN Film
tlrOve II Joins The we'll nil favUrahly known
lIOrnbfDOk Park, In the vicinity aru many nnc
rUuntfy places, we'll improved any Iart u the
property can be bought at fair price and m easy
terms Tho surtey can lc Sen ut my office, i?th
street: damn lliWiS, Agent
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Now is Your TTME.-You can save %
cents in every dollar, this week, in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out sale
Of ]. W. Ferret, corner Of Main and 10Th
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GREAT closing out sale OF Hamburg
etlgings and insertings, Marseille quilts
lace curtains, shirt fronts, Sc, in order to
make room for new lot at
Henry JACOBS.
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TnE change in the weather yesterday
destroyed The pleasure Of hiany who con.
tepplttei enjoying sthdmtelVes IA the
Ia,
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IL polite Indian circles out West the
word has gone quietly around, Heap
fun. Much scalp. Pills gone to New
Orleans. whoop'er up Ughr
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OLD TINE BOArINGs.-The following
scrap Of marine history Is again on the
rounds: From 1880 to 1871 tho only
transportation upon the Mississippi was
BY means Of llatbOats aud barges, 'lireC
or four months being consumed in max
ing the trip from New Orleans to Louis.
vile. The first vessel ever built upon
Western waters was the brig Dean,
launched at Allegheny City, Pa, In 1906.
In 1871 tho first steamboat on Western
waters was built by Mcssrs, Fulton and
Livingstone, at Pittsburgh 1t was a
propeller, with two masts, called the
Orleans. She made her first trip to New
Orleans In fourteen days. The Comet
and Vesuvius followed, and the Eater
prise wns the fourth Western steamboat,
being built at Brownsville, Pennsylvania,
in 1914. The Washington was the liflh,,
being bnilt at Wheeling, Virginia, and
brownsville, Pennsylvania. She had two
decks, being the first Of that kind. She
was n success, and the pioneer boat Of that
kind IN Western waters
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nor SALE.-TCn Shares, 81, 900 encl, Of
T. the Capital Slork of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment IN the
West and Is now 10 full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2S Financial Agent, 1lGO Main st.
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CAnD.-fersOns indebte, to the under.
signed, will please make their payments
at the store Of my successor A. K. Gaddis,
Esqg who is authorized to receipt for
me. VIM. II. SHEiB.
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TnE police court will be The onlycoutt
in session to-day, and the probabilities
are that there will be no cases before IL
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4 LADY appeared At party the oihet
evening wearing an Eliuabethan tnff
She was sent Home in chatgt'0i doctor.
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NoricE.-Grcdi Reduction 10 CYosc-Best
Calicos 6 cents Ter yard, and all other
goods and Carpets in proportion, 80 rs to
close the entire stock in thirty days.
J. ". FERREL,
Cor. Main and 20th Sts.
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On. Bulls Cough syrupis particular.
ly recommended for children. It cures
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat and
Whooping Cough, is pleasant to the
taste and acts like Il charm. Price, %
cents. d6w
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MoSEH sAyED.-An entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets al forcedsnle. II
you want bargains, come soon.
]. W. FEnREL,
Corner Main and goth streets,
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GREAT sacrifice continued Of Domestic
Dry Goods, Mcrinos, Cashmercs, Al.
pacaS, Silks, CassimereS, Jeans, Blankets
and Carpets, full line, all to be closed out
at cost, or less, 10 meet the creditors of
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and goth streets.
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PRIZE DRAwlNo.-Thc numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are;
No. 200, first prizG No. Ol5, second
prize No. 1874, third prize. Holders Of
above numbers will please present them.
A. HALL,
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DARK colorel japanese Silks down to
Doc. 1IESRY RoEMER.
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Goto the Turner'S Hall tonight and
enjoy yourselves at The Red Mems Ball.
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SELLING of below cost to close out my
stock Of Winter Dry Goods.
Henry ROEMER.
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR SALE
~ offer for sale my house and ground on
the northeast corner Of l4th street and the
alley between Jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet on i4Lh street
and Is one hundred and thirty feet in depth.
viii sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. WA. p. HUBBARD,
Scp23 1914 ChApline II.
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nor SALE.

rha BruWory Of Eat 2lmmcr, with about One
aII onC-ihirl acres d land, with all the fixtures
Thereto belonging The brewery has guDl cellar
attached II Ileslrsl by any purchaser, tho BreWe.
~ will bC Sll by Itself, and tho adjoining ground
by ITSELF either liz whole or In lots. The same Is q
iint rate location iOr manufacturing purposes.
For particulars apply 10 I,d r. HIAlMER,
Ialgi At heal NJ 18th ST., Centre Wheeling.
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L. V. lItoSb'sis the only place in the
city whefeyou canpurchnsc a pair Of box.
toetl bnttOned CATERS.
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FIrTY-cESr Dress Goods down to 25c
Henry RoEMER.
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CoRSsrALK TRtBE No. 2, I.o. r. NJ,
dance at Turner Hall tonight Mayer
furnishes the music.
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If you want to save money in Dry
Goods, so to ttkSRY RorNER.
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TnE Wiesel Musical Institute gives a
soitee In Wiesel Hall tO.nighL--.-.--
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YESTERDAY was Il good day for clcairing
sidewalks and windows.
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BLACK Cashmere, French Aierinos, Al.
paca and Silk Lnstres at cost.
lIESRY RoEMER.
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SBAst-RALL IL postponed on account Of
the weather; but now is good time to
play Cricket on the Hearth,
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REp MrS's BALL tonight at Turner
Hall,
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EOR RENT
DOR RENT

\ FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING,
situated on Chlpline strict, adjoining the h0us
that live IN. Il contains sven mains, kitchen
cellar, and hall Gas Throughout aud wafer 10 th'
house. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire VI JOHN WELTH,
ianiO GnCer, 1915 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-22
Saturday, JnnlInry 9ad, 1878,

at 10 o'clock 4. ", ten shares Of Street railroad
Suck, with the privilege VI mOr. This liallrOad
pays your taxes, city, county and State, on your
stock, and then has given six ~ sven per cent
every half year, WlIal to about 81 10 Va Son.ati-
nnally, Or II TO ~ ANNUALLY Safe rs real estate a,
an Investment aud even the panic don't stop Its
dividends. SIX pr cent, frOG Of taxes, was paid
this January .
ian3O H. &. lIERNEY, AuCiinnGff.