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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nay IL-FlOuI-Iiu an
unchanged. WheEt-Active and slosiag
steady. No, spring 81 o; No, :, s. o.,
spot red; rejected slc. Com-Finsr u
higher; closed No. elkh and NAy dull.
axe spot; Tiate bid seller June; ~, t.H
seller July; rejected 6gc. Oats-Deuzz
artive and prices advanced; No. 3, 5ls re-.
u!ar 63Ite for fresh esah; &c BID ssutr
June. Rye-Dull and n0miRal; s. o. !0r
No, spot. BaEley-Sleady aRl il moier
ATE demand; 81 s. spot; 81 Jgsl 81 SELF,
NAY. POfk-DsmAnd fair and Erks; in.
and higher 81 - spot 81 Is seller Jga,
SCI IS seller July; 81 Is seller Angus
IArd-D1I; SIS 5 spot; SIS - seller J1u-
SIS 20 seller July; SIS IS seller Angus,
Burter-Aetive and unchanged. Eggs-l.
alS5.c. Whisky-Steady and in H5dera',
demand Al 81 II.
On call board wheat vas firm and hiEty
81 Oi5.al 0i5. June; 81 Gal W, July
Com i'm; axe cash; f4HLfii!e Jans
ne July. Oats fm and higher s.
Nay; Sih.e June. Pork Quier 81 So Jur-
nominally t2l : July 81 Is August. Lar
unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

The CIECiSSArI ExcURsIoStsrs.-The
steamer Andes left for Cincinnati last
evening with large party Of excursion
lists on board. The names Of the eXcur-
sionists are a. follows: Gov. John ].
Jacob, Capt. John Murine and lady,
Misses Addie and Aggie Murine, Mrs
A. ". Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Phlnney,
Newt. Lynch, the Misses Lynch, Mis-
TIME Wallace, Misses Jean and Addie
Friend, Miss Sue Bell, John L.
Hobbs and lady, James Neill and
lady, Miss Neill, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Taylor, Mr.. McGregor and lady, Mr. En-.
singer and lady, the Misses Hall, DR..
Crooks and lady, Mr.. burst and lady,
Mrs. Foreman and daughter, Geo. Sail.
day, Geo, Wise, Walter Duval, Thomas
Little, james Mendell, Al. Harden, John
Berger, Miss Fannie O'Neil, Mrs. Neil.
heney aud daughter, Misses Campbell,
sehamburst, O'Neil aud Moody and
Messrs. Laundy, Brown, Day, Radclif,
Benicke, lIellenberg and Baggs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

The river Was rising slowly last even
ing, with Z feet inches in the channel.
The steamer Mallie Raglan Left ior
Pittsburgh at 6 A. n. with a good freight
trip.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
l0l n, Capt. Jack Harrison in command
The Salt Valley arrived from Pitts-
burgh and lefifor Ironton.
The Andes left Tor Cincinnati about I
4. n. With fine trip. Over one hundred
Cincinnati e1cursiOnists we're on board.
The ]. y. Phillips, with seven empty
barges, passedu about An.
The punciual packet Express, Captain
Phil. AnshutI on the roof, will leave lot
Parkersburg this morning.
The Nail City left last night Tor Pome.
roy, to take tow Of salt to St. Louis.
The Ed. Hobbs will leave for St Louis
on Thursday, with 4 tow Of nails, salt,
moving machines, etc.
IBy TslsTIPh.l
PITTSBURGH, MAY ll.-River ) feet s
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm.
NASHVILLE, May ll.-River still fall
ing with : feet Q inches on shoals. Wealth
er clear and pleasant Arrived-Silver
Thorne, Evansville. Departed-shan.
non, Pittsburgh; Brosford, Point Isabel.
ST. LOUIs, May lI.-ATriTed-Alice
Brown and Grand Tower, Memphis
johnson, Keokuk; Helena, Vieks6urg;
Future City, New Orleans DEPARTED
johnson Ksokuk; Capital City, Nicks-
burg. River q feet.
CiNcESAn, May 1.-THE river re.
ceded 8 inches. Arrivei-Mollie Ebert
Pittsburgh; Andy Baum, Memphis; 9. 3.
Church, New Orleans. DepATted-Hud'
son, Wheeling Vint ShinEle, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, May ll.-RiyeT on q
stand with 8 feet 8 inches in canal and 9
feet 9 inches in the Indian chute. Ar.
riyed-Little Condor, Pomeroy; Lion and
tow, PittsbuFg; Tom Sherlock and Grand
Lake, New Orleans. Departed-Little
Condor and Jno. Gilmore, 81. Louis; Sher-
lock, Cincinnati. Weather warm With
occasional showers
CAIRO, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
8, Ohio river; City Of Chester, St. Louis.
Departed-Kellogg, St. Louis; Storm No.
8, St. Louis; Chester, Memphis. River SO
feet | inch and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
MEMPHIS, May ll.-Riyer stationary.
Weather warm and IhoEery. Arrived
Chas. Miller, Cincinnati. DEPARTED
Cherokee, New Orleans; RObt Mitchell
and AlinDeola, Cincinnati Belle Of Texas,
Arkansas river.
EVANSVILLE, May Light shower
this afternoon. Mercury 81 to IL.
River stationary with l6 feet on the
gauge. Up-Afkansas Belle, from Cairo.
DOEn-Afligton. Charles Morgan, Wild
Duck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

BE1LAnR LOcALs-A new front Is
being built to Husband & InskeePs drug
judge R E Chamber. vas in town on
Monday.
Central Block and several other
buildings are being graoed With new
payements and other improvements.
St. Clair Kelley, Esq was in the city
Robert Ray, Esq, has established an
agency Of the Singer Sewing Machine,
and opened an Ofboe At SD South Union
Bsse hall on the public square yes'eE-
An Of our merchants will close their
places Of business on Decoration Day
his wear, and religious services will be
held in most Of the churches.
Al the Directors meeting OF the Street
Railway Company on Monday night the
following officers were elected: Presl'
dent, G. W. Hoge; Secretary, Wells Ben
son; Treasurer, E. Il. Morgan.
Another -grindStone fiddler vas IN
town Tuesday.
Mrs, Thos. Bray was buried from the
residence Of her husband on Gravel Hill
yesterday.
The best thing happened the other day
that We have heard for long time. A
pretty, viTacious, and, not to be too severe.
rather irreverenl girl vas arranging IN
the nrssence Of 4 minister TO attend e
Iect ball. She said to a friend; YOU'D
better go; Sallie Jones and Susie smith
and Jane jenkins and Kate Thompson
will be there sHe,' interrupted The
parson, "and the DAD will be there !
WELL said the young lady, not IN the
least disconnected, 4he viii have 70 bring
his own girl, for we're all engagedH The
RroaninS which his reverence did there
upon was not all Tin spirit"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

PHILADELPHIA, Nay ll.-FlOuT-Firu
aud quiet; Wisconsin and Minnesota famil!
s. 25i6 q; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohil
g 2ja6 %; high grades 81 0Oas o. Wheat
Full prices; red 81 4SAl IS; amber 81 80
Rye-si 10. Corn-Dull and weak; yellow
al s7as7 &c; mixed western 70aiSe. Oats
Slow; white At T4e; mixed fO7Se. Pr
visions Unchanged. Petroltum-Nomi
a. refined l2KG crude exc. Clover SEED
Western unsettled At exc. Flax Seed ami
Observation-Disclosures. ButteT-URch1pg
ed. Cheese---StsaAy; western prime at IS
ALIKE. Eggs-EaEy; receipts liberal; Wes,
srn fresh l76i74e. Whikky-Hsld at 81 90
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay li.-WOol-GCo
demand and prices steady; Ohio, Pennsyl
TAniA and West Virginia Xxx and above a
5ia5sc; X 55a55c. medium 56G5iHe; eoar'
45a50e; New York, Michigan, Indiana an,
western fne 4sa5Oe; medium 5SA56e; CoAr'
I5aise; eOmbing washed 6OaeSe conbiH
unEashed Safe; fne unV1Ihtd S5aSsr
coarse and medium unEsIhed Matte tul
washed 5A5sei extra and merino Puled s..
Ii0c; No. / and EuPerfns pulled 45a53c.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar,
ket.

CINCINNATI, Nay lO.-Thtfe vas is.i
amount Of business done al the Fifth Stree
Horse Market during the past week. S.
erAl foreign buyers we're on hand, and pm
ces were good. Two caF.loads Of good-Eiit
horses were made up for York, Pa, price
ranging from $50 to $50. One car ",
loaded for Rhode Island, comprising lel.
drivers and some 6ne 'eoaehtrS," PFig,
from Sl?j TO $50 Also one ehF-lo6d l.
New York City, prices from ti25 10 81
There were ia addition two carloads o.
mules shipped to Little York, IA, from TT
teen TO sixteen hands high, prices $50 lN
SIS. Total sales during tie week, 460 heli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

TOLEDO May ll.-F1our-Demand fair
and matketirm. Wheat Demand aetire
and prices advanced: No. 2 white Wabash
81 90 extra white Michigan 81 30; amber
81 26isai 263t; seller June 81 2sat 2sis;
seller July 81 N; No. I red 81 20; No. DO
81 gal %; seller july 81 ~. COm-Dull
and lower; high mixed cash and seller Nav
TG4c; seller June 7JIfc; seller July Sc;
low mixed i6c; yellow nc. Oats-DemAnd
fair and markethrm; canal csc; No.2, 6ilSa
81 Nc; white Gsifc n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May observation-disclosures
doing, i51sc. Flour Whest and Barley
Dnll but unchanged. Corn-Quiet at ia
soc. Oats-Firm at CSa7Oc. Rye--Steady
and in moderate demand at 81 23ai %. Oils
unchanged. Eggs-Firm At lI,Iai5e. But.
ter and Cheese-Firm and unchanged
Pork-Dull and nominal at s22 O0a22 q.
Lafd-Dull and nominal; steam ijaij,le.
kettle l5I(aijisc. Bulk Meats-Quist aud
steady shoulders SIC; clear rib il1saii1{e;
clear l?isal2lic. BacOn-Quiet at ala
l2Aal3I.al3Hc. Whisky-Aeiive At 81 IL.
Hogs-Steady; common 81 OOa7 20 fair
IN medium 81 20aT G.. good s. sias a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

DE1rH or JubGE PAuLi4-The death
Of this prominent citizen Of Brooke
county, until lately resident Of this
city, i announced in another column Of
tO.day's paper. His remains will be
brought here for inietment, where, We
believe, all the members Of bis family
have been inferred. Judge PAUL has a
wide circle Of friends and relatives in
this community, where he Was Universal.
" esteemed ior his many virtues. lie
was a son oi Thomas Panll. many years
deceased, and abrother Of the late Rev.
Alfred PAUL.. Ills first wife was = iaugh.
Ter Of Judge Fry, and his second Of the
late Samuel OFT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12
TRUsTEEs SALE

Pursuant To . detd d tFua executed 10 NE By
Jus-th r. Forl, Chris h Cssil and Adams Dlsin
trustees Of 81. johns Prlef,ini Episcopal Church
Ia the dty o. Wheeling. hearing date the 18th day
Il M1rrh In The year isig, and rssurlei In D,SSl
Essk ~ tazs IL 10 The CIsfEs ofior q The C0lB'
~ COun u Ohio county Wet NIniaIa, uili On
THURSDAY, ih- 10Th Day u Juns, Is5i,
Al the front DOR IL the Court Hgus d aid oOun.
w. I'll 81 public aueii0n The LOT d gTudDd 10 The
city II Wheeling described Ia Gid deS'l, bring The
Loi deignaied on the Plit Oi Chaplihe Epl's NJ.
dltlon a. lot nnmbrT u! lone hundred and iOrty-
iEo,l Vbefe0n il erected the church known a at.
Johns Church" Also the organ 10 the AID thuch.
The ursln Uiu ta sid sepa1ttly q With The real
staie SecQriing one O. the Other uSsie VII lsa
iound al the time u ale 10 produce the highest
pfiee In The agEre1tes
TERNs % sALE-One-iJuFth q the purchase
money 10 cash, and the residue In e9ual payment,
At dG Twelve 1nd eighteen months from the day u
ale, With interest The deferred ln,t1lmtnti 10 le
seurt,l By Dre,l II Tfust on the property.
believe the title 10 be suDl, bat ceiling - tfns-
tee vii DI Eurr1ni.
Inyf DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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New York DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, Nay 1.-The trais NOV
ment continues loT. Cotton goods 10
moderate request and fairly steady in price
Bleaehed shirtings dull and irTtgulst
Prints unsettled and to-day MsrTi1acf
Hamilton, Aneon6 and Gloucester shirtin.
were reduced to Sc. WorEted dress good
and printed dslainei ere jobbibg Al los
figures. Heavy eaHimeTes, Vorted coat
inEs and sstinttS more active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

A LIVERY BILL UNPGfD.-t'pOn an in.
formation entered before Justice Eagle.
son, Of Martins Ferry, yesterday, by
Thos. Mccormick, Of this city, Constable
James McCohnaughy arrested a man
named I'd. B. Jones, a workman at the
.Etna mill. for obtaining a hOre and
buggy under false ptetenaes on the ist
Of December last q Eth 4 Mccormick,
prOprietors Of a Market street livery
stable. Jones was brought over to this
city and taken before Justice UKeeHe,
who required him TO give bail for his ap.
rearsnce to answer the charge on satuf.
day morning At 10 O'Clock.
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4 written proposition from Mrs. Car
ter accompanied the report, agreeing to
pay $500 IN cash to the city "a part Of
the cost Of erecting the above bridge
making the actual cost OF the bridge Ia
the city S9,2s5 90, which the committee
claim is some hundreds Of dollars less
/ than the amount necessary TO put the
old road to the cemetery in good repair
The report was adopted by majority
vote only, and viii accordingly lay over
until the next meeting The vote was a
follows:
. AYIs-BsliL IIVge, Hanson, Kinghorn
MyIes, MeUouttneyi Pryor, Travis. Nog.
Ter. Werner, Handlan-ll.
NoEs-Goering, Hanke, Long, MciiaW,
| Pollock, ReitI, WiIkinson-IFH, IS
CT. Miller and Jacob Nunge were
granted coffee house licenses, and Louis
EbelinR an ordinary license. .H
The COMMITTEES on Streets and Alleys
reported the Superintendent bills for
work done in the month Of April at 81.
97S 80. = RegulaE monthly ibills aggre
eating 1851 n were also unlimited The
bills were ordered paid. A resolution
instructihg the City SnrVeyor 10 proceed
forthwith 10 survey the city for new syS.
tenn Of sewerage was adopted.
BRIDoE OyEH CALDWELs RuE.
The City Surveyor reported the prOba.
BE cost Of bridge over CaldWelrs run
at Sl2, 4lO, giving estimates Of the work
to be done. A resolution offered by Mr.
Travis, authorizing the City Clerk to ad.
vettise for proposals for building the
bridge over 10Th street, on Chapline, was
adopted.
The Board Of Claims and Gas Trustees
were instructed TO Ascertain the amount
due By the city 10 the counsel in the case
Of the Cityts the Wheeling Gas Co.
On motion Of Mt. Travis, the City Ser
geant was instructed to procure ice for
the Council.
Petition Of Manager James Hamilton,
for reduction Of Opera House license,
was referred TO the Committee on Peti.
tiOns and RemOnstrahces.
Several petitions for lamp-pOsts, curb
stone, ETC., we're referred 10 appropriate
committees.
Petition Of g. ". Kennedy, jailor, AJAX.
Ing for information concerning the power
Of the Mayor 10 pardon city Offenders,
was referred to the Committee on Ofdin-
abces.
Petitions Of prnprieiots II St james
Hotel and Henry siAmhi were feietred to
Committee on Petitions and Remon-
sttanees.. 81 htrr4gs.E
Petition oi Anghst Kraff, for abate.
ment Of fine imposed at the police court,
Was referred back iopetitiOuer ipF proper
aiiidavits, etc.
PENlSsUIAR BRIDOE PROJBrT CARRIED.
On motion II Mr.. Teiti, the vote upon
the adoption Of the resolutions submitted
by the Committee m Peninsuiat Bridge
was recohsideFed. The fesolWlions were
VOTED upon as 4 whole, anil we're adopted
by the following vote
.AYEs-BeltE, ltoge, Hanson. kinghofn.
Myles. MeCouftney, Pryor. Reit1, Ttavis,
Noglef, Werner, Handlan-l2.
NoEs-Goefing, Hanke, Long, McGaw,
Pollock, Wilkinson-G.
AHinut.aI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

A VALUABLE DIscovERY.-Dr. {. W
Benson, a practising physician, at lOt
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. lwht
has paid much attention 70 nervous dis
sssesl, has discovered that extract o.
2lery and chamomile, combined in :
certain proportion, invariably eurei
headache either bilious dysPePtic, nerv,
ous or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is a triumph in med
cal chemistry, and sufferers al over the
country are ordering by mail, He pre-
pares il in pills at so cents per box. Th'
Doctor L largely known and highly re
specIed in BaliimOre.-EPiE9Fai udA
OdiH.
Sold by McLlin Bros, Wheeling, W
Va, and all druggists. d4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

JrsricE CALDwELL.--Ne ttie McCol.
loch contained before this Justice that
her husband, Pierce McColloeh, had
abused her on the street, and struck
her. A warrant was issued. The parties
are colored.
Annie Whiting, also colored, entered
AZ information to the came effect against
MeColloch, and a second warrant Eas Is.
iued
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ALLEGED ATrEMPT 10 EXTORT MONEY
David L. BrOckett yesterday made an
affidavit before Justice Webb to the effect
that "John F. FlAnnery, on the 9Th day
Of May. 1875, did ielOnionsly and mAlic'
iously threaten TO iniure the character Of
said b. Z. BroCkett, Of the crime Of OBJ
tanning goods under false preIenSes, and
by neSS- u said threat ielOniOusly and
maliciOusly attempted to eXtort money
from him, the said D. Z. BrOckett, tO-Wit
the sum Of Slj per week, or TO obtain a
pecuniary benefit from him, the said d
L. Brockett." Flannery Is q striking nail
feeder. BrOckett had gone to work feed
ing at the Belmont Mil, and Flannery
threatened that II he did not quit work
he would tell something he knew Of him.
II appears that BFOCkelt consented to
quit work, provided Rlahnery would
give him a written agreement that he
would sin no wise use any Information
he may posses 10 the prejudice Of the
Aforesaid Brocketi.r An agreement con.
tanning words To this effect wa written
and signed by Flannery, and BrOCkett &C.
cepted II, but instead Of quitting work he
went before Justice Webb and had war.
rant Issued a. above stated. Flannery
was arrested, and after an examination
was required 10 give bail in the sum Of
81 900 Tor his appearance At court The
bail was procured, and the defendant was
released from custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

FORCED SALE Of my Dress Goods of all
styles and Carpets. Come nov, il you
need either, as we have some very de-
Sirable patterns, and certainly at half
their value. All the best Calieoes at &c
per yard. ]. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stocks.
BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, May MONEY Easy At
2'iaS per cent Prime mercantile paper
4ajll per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at S4.sTa
ls7l, for co days and s4eOa4.sOj. for sight.
GoLD-0Pened and closed At lljjI, with
sales IN the inlerium At iI5'.TIji.; carry.
ing rates per cent and for borrowing 5ai
and fat. The Assistant Treasurer disbun-
ed 1897 900. Clearings 81, 5000 Custom
receipts $4,000. Produce exports for the
week sj,a0s,G!L
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The steamer Emma Graham has b pn
chartered for the transportation Of the
effects Of the State government from
Charleston to this city. The Graham
will receive her cargo on the 2ist inst,
and proceed Immediately to the new sat
Of government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

FEEDERS RETURNING To WoRK.-We
are informed that the striking feeders
have returned to their work at the Is
Belle mill In the last two days. Sixty.
two machines were running there yestef.
day. Sixtyseven machines are reported
running al the Top Mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

The CouEn.- GreHh CogH-Judge
Melvin. In this court yesterday the fol
loving business was transacted:
The demurrer TO the declaration in the
case Of George W. steenTOd p, John No
Ian was, after argument, sustained. Leave
70 amend was granted, and the cause re-
manded 10 rules for that purpose.
The special pleas Of justification in the
case Of J. w. Sweeney n. Lewis Baker
d al. we're offered to Be filed. Objection
was made, and the questions Of lay aris'
ing thereon were argued and submitted.
The case Of Reid n. CrOzier 4 Co. va
continued, on account Of the absence oil
material witnesses, until Saturday next.
The following cases were set for to-day
NJ Arthur n. Franklin Insurance Co.
J. W. Zane n. G. G. SaEtell,
Plioe CgGt-MGyOr Sweeney. Foul
cases were examined yesterday morning
Their disposition was a follows:
james Chapman (AChapPynl }, arrested
BY Officer Birch for creating disorder In
liners saloon, was fined s. and costs.
Thomas Murphy was with "ChapPy,
and had hand in the mus. Tom va.
arrested by Officer Webb. He was fined
81 and costs.
George Georm ard John RyAn,arrested
by Officer Rex for drunkenness, we're fined
81 and costs each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

McCULfOcHS LEGP.-Thal portion Of
Wheeling Hill which has become famous
a. the precise spot where the brave Nc.
Culloch made HE lannon's leap about q
bundled yeAts ago, VS. yesterday puf.
chased by Mf. Ed. Clator, the carpenter
and builder, from the Parker Bros. Mr..
Glator purchased FIVE lots, upon which he
intends erecting several dwelling houses.
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Jusr received BY express, another LOT
Of those New York b61.tOed CATERS, the
incest ladies shoes that ever were made,
and the only place in the city where you
can get them + a, L. V. Blond's; give him
A call,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

a MEETING Of the stockholders Of The
Wheeling Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
transportation Company was held yes
'erday morning, An election Of 3 Board
Of Directors was to have taken place, hut
was postponed until Tuesday next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

JUsT received new stock Of the latest
novelties in Neck Ties and Rashings;
ladies, call a, Henry RoRsrs and see
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

The spirit Of improvement prevails
tmong the Justices. Justice Gillespy
yesterday had his sanctum sanctonim
papeted, painted and scrubbed.
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. E1ks aEznsil1ir Eayaeai n Ntf4sDesi z 40
:, Hsayy Y Ezsslf 0GE- Ne las CAaIG1s
s;r,Irt ANGELISE ? IISH.
uJN AdziEbinttI-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

FNISu t'r.--Jusiicesehulta Is constant.
~ improving the interior Of his office,
Several mechanics we're yesterday EN-.
ployed in fixing up things generally, On.
der the direction Of the Squire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

NJ. GurNAS & Co. have the largest
stock in the city. N. Gutman & Co. sell
their good at prices below all comPeti.
ton. II you want an endless yarity Of
clothing to choose from, go 10 II. Gut.
man 4 Goa Clothing for boys at all
prices and Of all sizes. Clothing for men
Tor all purposes from the cheapest to the
finest in the market.
All these goods are guaranteed to be as
represented, and to be lower in price
than can be found at any other place in the
city. In dealing with US you have the
advantage Of choosing from the larg-
est stock, getting goods at the lowest
prices, and having every article warrant
ed as represented. Call on uS and We
will suit your taste, suit your body, and
suit your pOcket-book.
N. GUINAS & Co.,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

IrEriCE GfLLEsPY.-The cases ni Ifsn.
'on liner n. Robert Fotdyce, and sic,
r,raa, which have heen postponed several
times by Justice Gilltspy, have again
been continued for one week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12

FoR bargains in Carpets, Oil-Cloths
and Window Shades 90 to Henry Roe.
mets new dry goods store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-12
C1eHelnnd.

CLEVELAND, May ii.-Wheit-Dull bu
Quier red 81 30 Oats and Con-Steai'
and unchanged. Petrolsum-Unehangtj
10 deg. test at IKE; 80 deg. STATE ie'
1910