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and ex-senator and present Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue Pratt. Gem
eral Edward Ball, formerly of Pennsyl-
vania. A wealthy Californian, and an
intimate friend Of tho President, is also
mentioned as Delano's possible success
sor.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 28th.-Ths Sec
retary of the Treasury gives directions.
for the retirement of 1904 ,584 Of OUT
standing legal tenders, that amount be-
ing eighty per cent. of the Na.ional
Bank circulation issued during the past
month. Until further orders, the out
standing legal tenders will be $37S, 941,-
124.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The authorities of
the direct cable, have announced that
its interruption is in shallow water. The
repairing ship goes Immediately.
The Echo this morning says: "We
are reliably informed that the Govern
ment has ordered . considerable aug
mentation of the artillery stationed at
Singapore and Hong Kong.
LONDON. Sept. 2Sth.-A destructive
food occarred yesterday during gale
in the valley of the Lee, Ireland. The
river rose several feet, and inundated q
portion of the City of Cork, and the
country for miles around, occasioning
immense damage to property. Similar
accounts have been received from the
other parts Of Ireland, and from lScot-
land.
MADRID. Sept: 2Sth.-It is reported
that dissensions have occurred among
the Carlist leaders. which Don Carlos
himself is unable to reconcile. The
Carlist leader Ganande has been defeat
ed at CASTILLO, in Catalonia.
LONDON, Sept. .2Sth.-Rev. Newman
Hall, in the presence of a select compa-
ny, to-day laid the crowning stone of
the Lincoln memorial tower adjoining
the new Surrey Chapel. The tower is
designed as memorial for the abolition
of slavery. and a bond of brotherhood
between England and America.
BELGRADE, Sept. 28th.-The address
in answer to Prime Miien's speech pro-
posed by the minority, has not been
published it is ascertained, however,
that it demands an immediate declara-
ton of war with Turkey, reform of bu-
reaucratic abuse, wholesale dismissal Of
officials, and absolute liberty of the
press.
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At one time during the late freeze up
there were harbored at ALiddleport, Ohio,
nineteen steamboats, and ninety-four
barges. The following were laid up there
last week; Sam Brown, Coal Hill and
John bravo with empty tOws, on their
way to Pittsburgh, Argosy, Wall City,
Emma Graham, L. NJ. Norton, Katydid,
Kanawha, and j. S, Neal. AtCoalport is
the Ed. Hobbs, with tow Of iron ore, for
Wheeling, and the big Condor. The Ed,
Hobbs got one Of her barges caught.on the
bank. The Sam Brown had steam up
and worked all Tuesday night getting her
barges moved off the bar below the
wharf. The Coal Hill and barges are
still on the bar at the foot OF Lincoln
street, and II the river continues falling
will have to be moved. Boats and barges
are insgOod shape Cincinnati Commercial
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, February 2l.-The river
is stationary at nine feet seven inches,
Light snow and clearing tonight, Very
little soft shore ice is running,
CAmO, February 2l.-ArFived-Susie
Silver, New Orleans; ldlewild, Evans
vile; Nick LongwOrth, New Albany J.
n, MaCOmb, South, Departed-James
Howard, Evansville; City Of Yicksburg,
Yicksburg; LOngwOrth, Cincinnati Susie
Silver, Cincinnati; Idlewild, Evansville;
AIacomb, Mound City. River thirteen
feet and falling, Weather clear; mercury
AZ.
EVANSVILLE, February 2l.-Port list
-PeytOnia, Mt. Vernon To Newburg;
Arkansas Belle, from PaduCah; Silver
thorn, from Nashville. Business pros
pcctiyely good. The Kittie Hegler Is
repaired, and will leave Monday evening,
The PeytOnia has 200 tons engaged, at
Mt. Vernon chiefly. Weather clear;
mercury $40 to 45'. River falling slowly,
with s $40 feet on the gauge, Ice rap
idly disappearing, No impeachment to
navigation,
ALEMPHIs, February 2l.-River declin-
ing slowly. Weather clear and pleasant,
physiological City and John Kyle,
for Cairo,
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.-The Chas.
Bodman and barge got In from Cincinnati
to-day aud was to leave during the night,
The George Garrett aud tow arrived from
below. There were no departures, The
Andy Baum, from Cincinnati, had not ar
rived at 8 p. NJ. The river Il still on q
stand, with feet In the canal. The Ice Is
running very heavy.
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The GrCat Representative Amer.
lean Piano Manufacturers.

NIeSsrs. Steinway & Sons are undonbt.
cdly entitled to this proud appellation,
and also that Of being the piano makers
.0f the world, for their instruments are
now heard IN every land on whiCllthe sun
rises and sets. Recognized rs the pioneers
and introducers Of improvements which
have tended u the perfection Of that i'll
strnment which is appreciated as the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame Is Justly world
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never previOuSl y bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer in this Or any other
country.
Some idea Of the vnstness Of their bust.
ness and the, manufacturing facilities
necessarily required my bS gathered
from the faCt-obtained OH inguiry-as
to the present condition OF local Ancri-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. 8, in addition to their large
and constantly increasing .city retail
trade, they shipped seVGnty-f0nr new
pianos TO all parts Of the Union and
Europe, and during the following one, the
rnexnmpled Number Of one hundtdt C1d
ttro. The Same average Of shipments
still continuing, comment il UNNECESSARY.
A full stock Of Steinway Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS Il Lucas, I
1917 Market Street.
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BURGLARY IN CENTRE WHEELING
About II o'clock on Saturday night u
gentleman Gamed DeyiDnsy Wa ibasiug
down 24th street, near Market, when he
observed a light In the confectionery and
shoe shop kept by Charles Moore on the
former street. Upon entering lie discover.
ed three boys, with lighted lamp, bust.
ly engaged behind the counter iniiacking
up ready to be carried away tile most
valuable articles 10 the shop. when the
boys noticed the intruder they took to
their heels, leaving their booty behind.
Mr.. Devinney Immediately notified Officer
Birch, who In short time succeeded in
arresting one OF the thieves, q boy named
Charles Frable. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Hammer, and committed
for examination to-day. Frable IL about
nineteen years Of age, and works in the
Belmont Mill. lie was recognized BY
Mr.. Deyinney as one Of the thieves, but
declines to tell the names Of his com.
panions. This Is the third time Mr.
Moore's shop has been broken into with.
ina year,
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TIE LAST SAD RITs.-On Saturday
afternoon the funeral Of the late s. Kirk
Hornbrook took place from tile residence
OF his father, Thomas IlornbroOk, Esq, on
EoiF street. The house was crowded with
sympathizing friends, and thesoryices were
very impressive. RGv. J.R Thompson,
Of the Chnpllne Street NJ, i. Church, com
Quoted the services according to the riteE
Of the Methodist EpiscQpaL Church. Rev.
Thompson delivered short discourse,
followed by the father Of the deceased,
who spoke feelingly Of the loss he had
sustained. The remains wore Inferred in
Mt. Wood Cemetery. The funeral was
very largely attended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

LorrA To-NIGHT.-"Lotta," the charm.
Ing little versatile artist, Of whom we
have heard so much praise, will make
her first appearance in Wheeling this
evening, appearing in a drama written by
Fred. Marsden, entitled Zip, orthe Point
Lynde Light Everybody has heard Of
Lolita, and other wonderful success upon
the stage. Miss Charlotte Crabtree, for
that Is her name, ia universally ncknowl.
edged to be without an equal in her style
Of acting, Our citizens naturally have a
great CuriOsityftO see an artistic who has
attracted 10 much attention elsewhere,
and Lolita will be welcomed by crowded
hnnsns.
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TIE incorpotatots Of the hIcgmmels.
vile and Ohio River Railroad Company
are very sanguine Of soon being In 20.
silion to secure consolidation with other
Companies that will ihsute the letting Of
the west halfof the lihe for construction
by the first Of May next, II The people
along the entire line will only subscribe &
reasonable amount to the capital stock.
Between Senecaville and the Ohio, river,
they affirm, that three hundred thousand
dollars Of local can be raised in two or
three weeks. Should the people Of Sene.
eaville, Hartford and other poihlA WeSt
on the line do ns we'll, the enterprise Wilt
he q success. What say you, gentlemen ?
There Is no way to build railt9udSIljnt 10
come down with The stamp, Guernsey
IiHle8, ,I.| IaH't. ID q
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New CiTYHALI-We underestimate that
the Committee OIL Real Estate, to whom a
resolution looking to the erection of d
new City Hall was recently referred by
the Second Branch Of the City Council
have agreed to report In favor Of the
same; and further, that plans have been
drawn up, which will he submitted to the
Council at an early day, for building to
be erected on tic vacant lot opposite the
Post:oilice, where the AthenTum once
stood.
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Ena BaoKEx-Mrs John Cummins
who resides Of No. 30 Twenty.iourll
street. slipped while descending the stair.
way III her residence on Saturday morn.
Ing, fell to the landing below and broke
her leg just hbove the ankle. DR.. FRS
sell reduced the fracture, Mrs, Cummins'
husband Is an engineer on the Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad. 'Ha
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btsnehsin,

Dyapepaia s lhe most iiseouFagihs and
distteaAing diseA Z man isheir to. Amer.
leans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and IT, effects: Stich n sohr stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness, heart.
burn, water.brash, gnawing and burning
pains IN the pit 81 the stomach, coming
up Of tie food, onaled tongue, diNgreen.
be tastc in tho hI6tith, impure blood and
all DISEASES Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREEN's AUdUsf FLOWER
will relieve you at once, aud there posi-
lively isHot aeRe ID the United staios Il
VIII not cure! II yJn doubt ihi, 20 a.
your druggist and get n sample bottle for
10 cents bud Ey III Regular iiio ID Il
cents. eod4w
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lAoaa.I MAJ. / Ma.

GAS METERs.-ETere are some valuable
suggestions about gas meters from an ex-
change: "PCople should study their gas
meters and understand them. They
should look al them every day or 80, and
see how they are mounting up In registry
'oi consumption. Possibly, then, some care
may be taken to turn uie gl5 OF at The
meter, In the morning. The gas that
leaks and IA condensed registers against D
man, and these processes 20 on In day.
light MS we'll as by dark, and IN winter
more than in summer. Hence, tho point
that we want 10 make in this item IL this
the removal Of the gas meters from the
cellars and dark closets to some con-
Venient parts Of The houses would Be a
glorious reformation. Gas meters should
be better looking concerns than they are.
They should be somewhat ornamental, 40
they could ,be sat up somewhere like
clock Is, to be standing warming to
man, that u not watched, their propen.
sites are bad"
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DoLD RoBBERY.-An unoccupied room
In The house occupied by Samuel Kus.
len OH 7th street, North Wheeling, was
entered on Friday night and a feather bed
and some bed clothing stolen tterefrom,
valued ut about $50. The officers are
looking up the stolen property. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

"SPArrER work" is what occupies The
attention Of the female mind in Bridge
port now. Leaves are fastened upon The
white side Of piece Of pasiebOarl, which
Is then "spattered" with India ink. Upon
removing the leaves aibenltiiul impress.
sion isleft upon the "spOttered" board.
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HEhMDOLpH bNliU . HlIl NJ IIt ~
NTH of It's popularity, Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the Cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory Mt Philadelphia, and il
sold by all respectable druggists, It is
warranted for all diseases OF 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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OK rHE BtUrrER.-Three cases had
been registered at the lookup last night.
Al. Conway, young Bfidgepotler,
annoyed the occupants Of an Island
stfeet.car by his noisy hilarity on Saiur.
day evening. Constable Harrison at.
tempted to arrest him, but he showed
Rghi, and the officer called upon Captain
James Umplebay for assistance. Coma.
way was escorted 10 this side Of the river
aud given into the custody of Officer
Junkihs, who locked him up. lie will
rise and explain this morning.
A man named stf6bel, who lives In
BenwUod, was arrested ard locked up BY
Officer Martin for creating ttimhlt and
disorder. ,,,-'s,
A youth who was elected from Lara.
mics saloon on Saturday night, whef, re.
guestetl to move on by Officer 81. Myers,
became very impeftihent and insulting.
He Vas locked up. - la'F
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ADMINISTRATION ArroiSrfp, THE
Clerk ofsthe County Court on Saturday
appointed Crawford II. Booth Adminii.
traitor de bonis non Of the estate Of James
az Sslly df S,s qf'pFgg Als4R VI
John +. McKennan was appointed Adj.
ministfator Of the estate Of Charles Nc.
Elr0y, dsCeastd, Bond, $50. ~
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Why don't the ladies Of the Relief As.
ISOLATION give spelling school for the
benefit Of the poor3 Al small price Of
admission, SOY ten cents, we have AnideA
The ding wotildb6 we'll patfoidledl THE
Martins Ferry ladies realized quite a
hardsQrne slim In this way.
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TnE CouRrs.-Mupicipdl COurt-Judge
Cranmer. The Municipal Court met at
10 A. NJ. Saturday, but without transact.
Ing any business adjourned over 10 this
morning alto O'Clock. f'Fn
Poliee Court-Judge Cranmer. There
were no eascs before the court on Satur-
day morning. In the afternoon William
McConnaughy and Joseph Taylor were
fined $40 and costs each for disorlerly
rnntliirI
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TlHJmah Who permits his hydrunt 10
eSdle(9ater I'd cold weather and freeze
Oh Che pavement, whereby the backs and
nech 81 tie passetS are endangered, Il
III for treason, stratagetn, and spells.
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LocA1 PERsd,iA1s-l[ - oKane

LOCAL Personals A1ara oKane &
Divine we're the first to respond to the call
Of the Relief Association for boots and
shoes.
) DR.. Todd, Of Bridgeport Is suffering
from partial paralysis Of The lover Limbs,
G. D. Davenport, Esq, returned from
Charleston on Saturday, u
James Behrsns, Of The Riverside Mil
won pair Of studs which we're putup at
festival given by the Wesley n. E.
Chapel on Thursday and Friday evenings.
To-day is the one hundred and forty
third anniversary OF the birth Of Geo,
Washington-First in war, frSt in peace,
and last in getting 9 monument.
Miss Charlotte Grabtfee Lotta) and
mother will arrive from Pittsburgh atll
4. N. to-day aud stop Of the McLpre
House.
Tho case Of SsPreasursrlIsNip Vt fpr
trial last week II the Beimbht Court 81
Common Pleas, was again continued on
account Of the demand OF defendants
bondsmen to enter separate pleAdings,
Rev. David Thompson, recently APP
y,nt...I s..----.... D. al,n Vl,,ie,.l Et.0n.
poih .. interpreter 70 aus I'm SSu S MSs
legation ~ SdS2 M = F'. ~ o. TAT
r ,Ia county, OaiT' L au 'WIpstqaenuy
q ths Ss.t american % ,,i ,eaI i
70 lne yapanese S SoSSs u"us' oO"''O' VI
'''S Fresoytsrian = pI In1i =, E.,.,,,.a. +.
SaPtain John y. pei, ~ ~; EatINt ~, ~
sals county, recently aPpoln'TIu Sh y ~
SsaIes Man Agent, WI! ru'. ", tIe p, y "
~ Eatl lSf Gslg een yltat'op Ky St2HtSs,
inc Caplain mas many warm lr, .'Nl, ~
Guernsey, VINO WISH many sN'e 'V'u'"'
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t W., sLGLE vSru uoi p ~ Gs;,. SUs
snat " heehns u asat;n s"u ;HaPI'al, W.
suppose mat PEePata.iSstS WI WI DC mi",e
y soonIas possible u tv ,oo u rV S,a,"
I1f s apceEs ,,S Si t,1Dt tSo S,iI5
genelall u%p inSSIsv In., me; ,c O w ,Sa
lug SHOWN y. = t y ~ TssS tt.ots .gni " Ky
Ion"J ~ Eon a , voars ' ~ vi m
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rsSved 10 v sSS' NJ
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No. 1909 EoR (Old Fifth Street.
Opposite the Cathedral


6 III ShAlCeIys
David snodgrAz II al
The undersigned, Commissioner In aid Court,
hereby gives notice that Oh
THURSDAY, The iilli day Of March, tsfj,
Al 10 O'Clock A. ~, At Bis Office, No. 70 Twelfth
street, IN the City Of Wheeling, county oil Ohio
alld emt9 OF West Virginia. In pursuance Of de.
cree made aud entered Ia said Court IN aid Callse
on tho itl day Of septemler, A. d, 1874, be viii
prOceed ID take, state aud report 10 ala Cotiri
an ACCOUNT Of the amount unpaid, II any, of iLe
debts secured by the deed Of trust dated Jan.
!huy y, 1850 from Samuel snOlgtaSs and David
9nClg5a. Y Moss 7. uO?l, Tristcc TO secure 10
reCdT,l among the fnbllo land records Of thg NH
county, and an ACCOUNT Of all liens Il any, on, me
Tract 81 lanl In lslchlahl District, Ohio COUNTY.
West Vlfginlai containing 2iS acres, rods and ~
pefGhCs more Or le'S conveyed by james l. Della
plain aud vile To- Samuel & jacob AZ Trustee IN
Florence V. DelAplaIh wife Of PETER DelabISIn, ~
aid tonnty, by deed dated the flh day II Anil,
4. D. 1858, and admitted 10 fDfOnl Among Ihe mi,
llc lanl records Of Sald county, 22I day Of ,Ine.
1858, which land Is more fully described In ihe
copy 81 Hll last mentioned deed on file IN the M
pcrs IN aid rahsc, and alO IN a deed iron, David
SnddgraS aud wife runVcyihg aid lani h Iii
james u DeAplan dated tho 9Th fay al lime
1851, and recorded among the public land FeroftIS N
1d county. And alD the claims, If any, SgSind
aid land, o. entitled TO relief IN respect d he
AuIv " 1ut W VI. Allt anu tue amount and MI
ohtiea thereof RlllalO, al the Afne time and
place report any other matters deemed pefiinSni nv
myself " which may In required BY any Of ia
EaLhes san degree provides that notice u lhe
time and place Of my proceeding ibeFeundeT t,SS
le given by me by publication once WeNE iof ioiiT
suggestive weeks u some heWtpaper published in
Wheeling, West virginia, and that s,lch pnblIra.
lotl shall " equivalent 10 personal service Of surb
notice on all parties. SUI"
49, WIZ. IT, CALDWELL
I0-F Commissioner N aid C1tlrt.
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MrEoRoLOdY AGAIN.-A few days ago
we published table containing meteoro-
logical observations Of the weather dur
ing the past eight years, In which several
errors were overlooked. We reproduce
the table below in a revised form.
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AN apparatus has been invented BY
which tunes can be played by telegraph.
II Is called the telephone, and when put
n operation all the operators along The
line can hear The tunes distinctly.
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MONEY SAvED.-An entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets at forced sale. II
yon want bargains, come soUilp " a.
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and goth streets.
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PKiE DRAwtSd.-The numbers that
drew the prizes al HnllH Gallery arc:
No. 200, fiBt prize; Mo- els, second
prize; No, l34, third prize. Holders Of
above Numbers will please present them,
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COLLARS TINT do not need washing are
desirable articles. The Elmwood and
WatWlckare The only collars made that
keep clean longer than two days. ~
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TltE Street Commissioner was at work
with pick and shovel Saturday afternoon,
cleaning the ice from tue CORNER Of l2Li
and CliHpl IKE atfeetA. ii.l pftEJt
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THE snow and Ice have been carefully
Shoyeled off the suspension bridge. Mef.
chants and others shold bestoW The same
attention upon their pavemenLs.
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A MERCHANT down town sells more Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all other
medicines together. II surely must be
the best remedy for cough, lhw
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THE town clock has not struck for two
weeks. The cold snap has many things to
answer for. 1sit responsible for this2
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RESIDENCE ron SALE

Having concluded to leave Wheeling, !
offer my house on the corner Of Byron and
Thirteenth streets for sale. This Is u good
chance for any one wishing IL invest IN
real estate, III the house il new and the 10.
cation very desirable. | willa offer part
Of my Household Furniture and my School
Desks and two large Stoves Frost KillerSl
at private sale until March LIST.
MRS. c. +. SMYTH,
fell Corner Byron and i3th SIS.
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A WATER pipe in the centre Of 18th
street, between Market and Chapline
streets, burst Saturday afternoon.
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]. ". FERRRL's il the place for great
bargains now in DRY Goods and Carpets,
as they must be sold at some price.
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Etanr thousand one hundred and sew.
entyelght meals we're furnished to the
poor by the Relief Association last week.
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The Bridgeport people have the spell.
Ing fever, but It has tesultedin nothing
definite a. yet.
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The following donations were received
during the week;
Messrs, Harper Bros, one dozen caps
Mrs. ]. n. Bulger 10Th Ward), two gallons
milk; Messrs. List, Davenport & Parks,
one wash board; Mrs, Scatterday, one lot
clothing Messrs. c. Oglebay 4 Son, two
bills. beam; Messrs. J. T. LaEin & Co, one
package clothing and two bushels pO-
tatOes; Nicholas Schulz, half bushel green
peas; 0Kane 4 Divine, one pair shoes;
Mr.. J, N. osburn (BenwoOd, w, VAL
ones sack buckwheat -four, one sack Hour,
one sack sugar, one half cheese; Mr.,
Harris I'D ward, one lot clothing; Mr..
Geo. Madison I'd warl(, one package
clothing.
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THE WHEELING Poor. The table be-
low will show the work done by the Re-
lief Association at the Soup House last
week;
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tIEsr Calicoes at 0 cents Ierl ySfli Ahd
all other Goods and Carpets IN proper.
tion. a4l dew. F1ilhEL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

CARPETs.-Dp you contemplate getting
one this spring Il 40 90 10 J.W. Ferrel's,
for he Is Offering them for half price; do
not fail to give him call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

a GREArslaughtering in dry goods and
carpets nOwnt j. w. f'ERRELs.