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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-17

While at Ellsworth last Tuesday We
looked in upon our friouds Nelson &
Tomlluson, who have now received
their new stock Of hardware, aud are
jus, opening up an extensive stock Of
goods for the trade Of that yicinit,
IL looked like business.
George Newton made Us a call 'h,
other day. Ile wants to cell the Mer.
chants HItel and be offer. il on res.
sonable terms, aul long time. Or h,
would like 10 exchange the hotel prop.
erty for farm any where IN Pierre,
county, or 10 the southern part Of 81
Croix county Any person desiring u
make trade Of this kind can learn
p,r,icuats by consulting Mr. Newton.
ou the premises, or A MoRsE at thi,
pace
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Wheat 81.
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PETER poYLE,
Secretary OF State
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River Fails Wis
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sShcrIn's. sale.

Dated Sept. 9th, 1875.
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Per e.. p. AMEs, Deputy CLERK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
Entclo.

UOTEL GRANTING. ,.,.,.,,e
Maids nave corner iN-cieliHsi. tliHi iitS ho'h'
aud BOAl,D for families and single persons.
WINCHESTER HOUSE european Plan),
w corner IIoiiwdy and Thiuy iIn st-Eleslnt FANNY
and Su.n ROOMS: Restaurant hrStcl3s> eicL r'r"i,
ana h0lrrlikc Entrance on Broadway ana IdrN hISi 81
Terms moderate.
ENrOODSlDE HOUSE Gate M0niS Female
w It.tftut> Mori-I1Wu, =. j.. olts 10 few families
forhc Winter The attractions o Quet gcnarl hoincih
.Du with al modern UH rOtcIc'tN Location, accvlno
Iohs ard table All y can De desired iustrlet o. OF thN
cre in English Ir,Ie and Music can DC ha - Ic house
CiiA-. G.. HAIELIlNE, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
tilintcr Resorts.
,n,1N,rrn 1ocAr1nN EnR INYALIDS.

WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALlDS.
~ one hundred fifty inva more taii We no" nave
nicely cared nave me
la 10 ret wen duiug tits Fall au' Nint T. at
Ii.,,. an IIil~isc. fffro, DaisNle llN
O., Nevl CORK. tho largest IyHorc lnslus o. ~ l
Ia Ne the cs yet well all durable diseases WITHOUT
, ~ ~ incidence accommodate "or pf~on- NM
sIrsdv sye patients from l. states and CA "a !0r nv ran
ana Winter The ,di1H is ma -nitc rt Tor Mnii It.
send Y cents Ia postage Stamps fr circular pAinp ci anu
slec engraving OF the Cure and "a 92iJAseS d"
above, "A"i@N - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
, yoIrNG woman wants a place for G. GENERAL.
sWEDE girl of "A. to do GENERAL


y ~ All Win GOOD reference TO do GENERAL WORK
or COOK WASH aud IRON viii take place at once u d
srd and would like not to change fol long tno tOu
cn makes bread biscuit sc, aii not afrah OF country
Inilk and butter 500 OthaYe- near zSd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
Ecrtures ano tfleetinos.
Che Curt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-FAl.L MEET
n INC AZ Jerome Park 14th ami lG;h days OK
October Races commence each day puncuay at l:'o m
~ A. BELMONT, President
Q. WHFATIY, secretary.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ JEROME PARK RACES,
Oct. "A and Is
Trains with rye Tor LADIES', VIII leave
Grind Central u, pot days at 1905 and 1885
Ret irning after the races.
FOurth.avr. direct 10 depot.
n rnrsion TICKETS 40 .nts &. NJ BISSELI, Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
yAyAlTER.-A French young man as waiter

w ~ ato family; uBdf rstauds his dnti's h"iolghy
also the Cleaning of silver getting up salads &C. an 3aa
S1ro,sL ,,ner, rpOnabe reference Apply NJ 'ptLio
I WI Idg West 34th ST. corner Of Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
Gelp rOanico- males.

NyANTED-A MAN and WIFE, without
family, 90 take chars. OF small Hotel ths lily.
Perons Of experience aud ability will please address, with gel
erJuces Box l.926 NeSYork y. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

MATTER and VSFFUL.-A Swiss Protestant
w yonng man would ke place ~ Iyas AMY Ire
s'N1 na, furnish lie very of reference. Apply Al
11 - NajcSIY 100 West 34th st, corner Br0ld"hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
Board and Rooms Wanted.

A SUITE of three OF four ROOMS wanted for
" eontleman and Ousckeopng IN htu cccnpcd
Dy and quiet family prize musi I've i"" Address WIN
par icilars 70 Z. j.. r., Tribune Once
vNAN1ED-A bright, sunny RO0n, with
ire Lar and good board Tor two ladies'; prlec SO
week: SECOND "a stOry hes. references gwen an re-
Gucd Address : C. - Box 80. d. Porchgstr New lor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

Sf1 WEST 32D-S near Elevated Rail
~ road.-An American family will LET handsomely
furnished ROOMS with first class Board, on ressonAhle
terms; sso elegantly furnished PARL0R southern cH-
pOsure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14

ero-iity artists sfouhi a,lar'st GHoHiE WiNSH'P
Ire prrf;of 80 - Tiiu ave, NewYOgk DaioS Away
u..ii 40 iis:-cas, f'U.lnc:-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY
OHFcK PEABODY Insurance Co,
WupDtINu w Va AbFil q. iR7H

OHEICK PEAlopY Insurance Co,
WHRELINO, W. Va, April ? 1873, ]
The Charter Of tho Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April Let, 1873, and
ltS uneEplred fra bIAlnGSs has been TelnGuTel by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, w.
Va, n shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
nexed hereto, All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after u o'clock ", April lSt, 1875, under
any fire policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In.
SufanCe Company, aud In force, will 10 adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
J, V, /. RODGERS,
Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03
A Negroes Prayer.

The following grotesque yet solemn
prayer is a verbatim report by writer
iu the Educational AOatAg taken in the
winter Of 1862 at a Methodist meeting
held by plantation negroes in n settle
ment near camp; 20 Lord God Of dis
glorious universe, wilt dou look down in
the omnipresence ofdy eye upon desc, dy
collard children, bowed upon de nucklO
bone dis night. Take a solemn peep up
on US, and let a heap o light in, Dou
knowest what desc, dy poor daFkies need.
Dere be Sam, dere be Jerry, and dere be
POmpey. Dey are in dere sins, dats
what Ireckon. Help dem to git up, and
git from de wilderness Of sin, and come
into do clearing Of salvation, Take a
solemn peep also, upon De darkies in the
other cabin, who fiddle and whirl upon
de bombastio toe, while dy servant full
inmates words to dee, May dey rise
above de anthratory things OF dis world,
and ly like Massa Linkum's balloon
heayenward. professor loves balloon
was anchored near by.) Ruler of humans
on dis earth, wilt dou bress de Generals
in de fields dis night, ilSit be circumspec-
ton in dy eye. Bress de Colonies in de
field dis night, II it be circumspection in
dy discreet eye, and also bress de Union
soldiers, who carry the musket and chew
dc cartridge, titin' for do Union and Stars
and Stripes. Dey Hght in a scientific
cause and be dc bestest OF men; but, good
Lord, may dey swear less and pray more.
And finally, bress dy humble servant now
duplicating dee in behalf Of desc benight-
ed idarkies. 1t behooves dee to dig deep
and sound to do very bottom Of his heart,
May derc be nary blimmage between my
self any my Savior, In de language OF de
mighty Washington, dis world Is oil q
leetin' show. To-day we are alive and
hoppin' around like grasshoppers; to.
morrow de sickle Of death cuts US down,
and spreads US out like grass in hay time,
On every side dou knowest, o Lord, Is dc
evidence Of de dislocation and destruction
Of do human family, Dere DO fighting
among one another and natural disease,
But we die to live again, either rs saints
or evil spirits. Dere DO discussions on
doctrines; Elecshion, Decentralization,
Perfecshion and such like, confuse de In
tellects Of both black man and white.
But, good Lord, dou knowest dat desc are
vain illusions, splittinhand dividin' dy
creatures into sexes without mercy, Who
ever will can go to glory, Many dere
will DO wittrBiick countonances, white
collars and fine clothes who will find dc
gates shut against dem, while do blind old
woman, hobbling on crutches, she go
straight in. Amen.
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Paris Green and the potato bug.

From tho n. Y, Heard.
Since II was ascertaincd that Paris
Green was an effective agent for the DIES.
truCtion Of tho potato bug experiments 10
determine the effects Of the poison upon
vegetation and upon the vegetables are Of
great Importance. As is proper the
Agricultural Department at Washington
is taking the lead in these Investigations,
and the report for May and June con-
tains some interesting results OF the ex-
periments OF Mr.. William McMurtrie,
tho chemist Of the department. In the
case Of Paris green Mr.. McMurtriO has
ascertained that vegetation Is not serious
ly affected under the limit OF 500 mill
grams for the quantity Of soil used, which
was equivalent to 1850 grains per cubic
foot, or 9OG.4 pounds per acre, calculating
for depth Of one foot. Above This limit
the effect Of the poison was in proportion
to tho quantity Of the compounds used.
These facts argue, Mr.. McMurtrie
thinks, against the possibility Of the
accumulation Of sufficient arsenic by
regular applications Of the Paris green
in tho quantities recommended for the
destruction Of the Colorado potato beetle.
The quantities recommended are: For
Paris green, about 900 pounds per acre;
for arSenite Of POTASH, about 400 pounds
per acre; and for arseniate Of POTASH,
about 100 pounds per acre. These ex.
periments seem to prove that the arsenic
can not be absorbed and assimilated BY
the plant in the economy Of growth, and
from some specimens supplied by Mr.. j.
$. Nixon, a reputable chemist Of Cham.
bersburg, Pa, and an enthusiastic student
OF the effect Of poisons upon the plant
and the vegetable, It seems to DO salts
factorily determined that the presence Of
arsenic need not DO feared In the potato.
This inquiry ought to be carried still fur
ther; for II the scourge which threatens
to destroy the esculent upon which all
the world has learned to depend can be
eradlcated without injury either to the
growth Of the plant or the vegetable
itself, the pest may soon become compar.
atively harmless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03
How Chickens (iet Out Of their
Shells.

Take an egg out Of the nest on which a
hen has set her full time, carefully hold.
Ing Il to the ear turning II around you
will find the exact spot on which the lit.
tie fellow Ia picking at on the inside OF
the shell; this he Wilde until the inside
skin Is perforated, and then the shell ia
forced outward on Il small scale, leaving
hole. Now, II you will take ono Of tho
eggs In this condition from under the hen,
remove 1t to the house or other place,
put il In box or nest, keeping II warm
and moist, as near the temperature Of the
hen rs possible (Which may be done by
laying II between two bottles Of warm
water Upon some cotton or wool, land lay
a glass over the box or nest, then you
eau sit or stand, as Ia most convenient,
and witness the the true modLg operundi.
Now, watch the little fellow work his way
into the world, and you will DO amused
and instructed as have often been. After
II has got itS opening, II commences a nib.
bling motion with the point Of the upper
bill on the outside Of the shell, always
working to the right Cif you have The large
end Of the egg from you and the hole up
ward, until Il has worked its way almost
around, say within one.half an inch, in A
perfect circle. II then forces the cap or
butt end Of the shell Of, and then has a
chance to Straighten liz neck, thereby
loosening Tia legs somewhat, and 80, by
their helr, forcing the body from the
shell.-Americdn Farm Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03

TIE Insurance TAX IN PESSsyLyA.
StA.-sevcral insurance companies Of
other States transucting business In Penn.
Sylvahia have protested against and re.
fused to pay the three per cent tax upor
their gross premiums, not only upon ,he
ground that 1t is inequitable and unjust
but under the allegations that II Is un
constitutional. To prevent interruption
TO their business, they have given bond,
lor the payment Of the tax in case Of adj
verse decision by the courts,
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s,,,,-,,,,, Al opnlvsiS OF
MARRIAGE Sf4rlsEcS'-H" ""4'' 49,.
England's marriage statistics P'ese"''
some curious data relative to the propa'
biIitie, of marriage for women at differ
90 TIM. supposing the sum oil q
cut 'Sss' -,."a 81 marriage to be 100,
woman e"a'''' " ,La, She exhausts,
these statistics SNOW .nL 81 III chances
between the ages u !" ~ C.om % IN o6 80
II she lives uNHIa' ,a ''r ,nnoar IN be lost.
more oil hef en l,,,' nrmpTried for 8 more
and II sue , tGT mrn SO with only 1871
years sHe w., w." IL her hundred left, After
S az sbn has iii chances, and even after a
woman has lived unmarried 10 years she
still has the tenth Of chance out oil the
original 100 ;.
lS5oMSGA'-heceht researches, II 4"
claimed, have clearly SHOWN 'HS' Tue
brain is comparatively 9nGmic during
sleep, and that the blood mus remove"
from the head is more freely supplied 10
the yisccra integuments. The most con-
slant cause, and certainly the most fire.
ouent accompaniment OF sleeplessnesS, Is
nm opposite condition-namely, one OF
active and increasing cerebral circulation.
A species OF nocturnal dyspepsia, mild
in ii, character, and producing no actual
suffering, may sometimes give rise to per-
si.tcnt insomnia. There may be no symP-
tom, beyond dryness Of the mouth, burn;
ipr Of the soles Of the feet, and heat and
tbrobbipg in the head, these being pro-
badly due to too acid condition oil inc
content, OF the stomach and upper part
Of the small intes''nes'
ASIMALcUL& AND DISEASE "u 'nU'
DRY that disease Is originated anu P'op",
gated by independent organic germs up
pears to receive additional Co""FH'T''o"
by the experiments recently m"oe y
German professor IN reference 10 nay
fever. The investigator mas " "pPe"rs'
been subject himself to the maIady In
question, and has pursued his researches
for a number Of years. On examining
the nasal seCretiOns with powerful i'm
mersion lens he found the organisms to
be absent, except when the disease at
tackled him during the spring. Then the
para.ilical bodies were chiefly seen In
motion, vibrating on the slide and in
crea.ing in size after several days, BY
using neutral solution Of the sulphate
Of quine, applied by tho nasal dOuche,
the animalcuIp were found to be com.
ple,cly destroyed, and subsequent exam.
Ination also failed to show their exist.
cncc in the seCretiOns.
NERVE TISSUES UNDER TIE Micro.
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INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS;

Is prepared 70 TAXA carefully selected risks OF
Store, DWELLING, Barns, Churches, River CarEOeS
&c. =
Tho DIrOctOn and Stockholders arc mainly III
same a Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany charter, which expired alter ~ years eontn
nOul and successful buIlneS,
Patronage respectfully solicited
Satisfaction aS to ntei and fair dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President
G. II. COLIIRR, Scrutiny. apI9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03
Peaches, WatermelOnN, Pears
md Potatoes.

New YORK, July 1.-The peach crop
Ia expected by the dealers to be unusual.
ly fine. The crop from Delaware alone
Il expected to yield G000,0OO baskets,
though some set Il US high as ~ 900, 900. Ar.
rangpmenls are making to ship the enor.
nous crop to and from Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and the West, Deal.
era IN this city consider that the peaches
would not stand much shipping. New
York Is the greatest market where all
supplies concentrate aud II Ia thought
that tho peaches would be destroyed by
30 much transfer here, and would not
command such good prices elsewhere rs
they will here, for the reason that buyers
naturally expect the best goods to be
disposed OF in the best market, and what
goes elsewhere must necessarily be Of an
Inferior quality, An unusually good
crop Of peaches, such US ia anticipated
this year, has been known to depress the
meat market to the extent OF two or three
cents. The crop, however, is still open
to danger from a sudden change for the
worse in the weather. The Grsi shipment
from Westpoint, Ca, came in during last
ioo oorI, Nv wps "' i n"o. Sor WI '" "rJ
Sv U oUIy III coI pVOt c vU po,o J
viii cSn,, NV" a. osriSo ;rom Goo.S;" ' tes
las ia"a al ,Siii ia IT, tiIn,s ~ IT,.
I'm Tor.ov cron Tho io,,os o 'V i, III,
comnnrCI N ihot n bSiSwo tr0r wh,cHs w !,
tbs strnns'bolJ ot Tho noocIlrso " ~
dn.trv 6riccs o,o Ioo v"s;nsIo 'T W Sn ~"
blenn nverogr IN bc iycd Ior ,bcm Tbo
DslSwSrc cr9n " comm"n " II ' ;Ln lot,ns
mart NJ fnIv commences :" '"' '"''''
NbNut . iioO wo,crmo,or. f.or, t,,o.;d,
have NlrenJv hsor .nIJ NJ t.am ms Sl6 ~ s az:
n hnndroJ EEhnWSb nnrs"SIlS " oS III
lhis ycur ,boy "re II " ""oJ oGnji v
Tho t,eor,;a molons VII; 81 SV nso V cnn";,iOs'
cd 10 he tIc beat IN ,bc ,nort C 'V iii Ia
Gin In rome IN ol,"u, III" ISG " LII
These malops olwovs cn, mV aU az Xxx XXX
cat nrics avora,i4@ I Tsnn sIn ' Nv szSS :
hundrsI SSvSnnSH n. V, S,V , ~ ~ S,G
ton Niso .cnj msI"ns s"''''""u V''"F'e''
ThS SovtSorn ' WAS. w;,t L0,,, J.. ,.,,.
into nj" masCo, v"a ,io WI. uSs.n y come
viii hs foIioySJ Er ,iOS" t Wv" wteNS, anu
itv and noi0GboriS, s,n,os ''oi ,Hc Hiv.n'
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NOTICES..
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
UNION HALL, Martins Ferry, 0.

Sealed Proposals. will be received by the Building
Committee appointed by the DirectoTs Of the Union
Han Association 70 build Hall 1t Martins Ferry,
Ollie, until the second Wednesday Of July, at l?
O'Clock n.
Said Hall to 10 built according to the plans,
drawings and specifications Of Mr.. Oneal, d.,
. copy Of which can b. sen At the QtlceOi james
Kerr 4 Co., Of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The COMMITTEES will receive bids from sale and re-
liable maltef.hlddCn for the performance Of the
entire work under one contract, and also bids for
each separate part Of the work by the various trades
TeleFVing tho right TO reject any or all bids.
Contractor will 10 required 10 give approved
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
their various eontnctA
Proposals AhOuld BE- addressed "Sealed PTopoSalI
for Building Union Hall al Martins Ferry" all to
b addressed To- II, r. snylle Martins Ferry, Ohio,
ls26 WM. SLOAN, Chairman.
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"A WOMAN estimates that there arc
ever eyer 100000 drunkards in the United
states, and that one woman In seventeen
Is mattied to such a man.
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On the 18th day Of July, 1875, at the
Commercial Bank Of Wheeling,

sell the bonds Issued under EnIl ordinance to tho
highest bidder for cash, Each hid must 10 In writ.
Ing aud addressed TO the undersigned, at tho COm-
meruial Hank Of Wheeling, No bid for said bonds
will 10 received At rate less than their par value
and accrued interest. Said bonds arc coupon bonds,
ave hundred dOlRTs each, bear interest At the nate
Of seven and one halt peT cent per Rnnum, payable
seml-annually, bonds being payable on OF before
the Let day Of July, 1885, and arc exempt from
taxation by sad city.
NJ l. OFT,
l. N VANCE
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pROPosALS For BUILDING
Marshall County Court House.
FIRST MONDAY OF July.

Sealed Proposals will DO received by tho Building
Committee appointed by the Manhall County Court
70 build new Court House ut MOundSylllG, West
Ylrplnln, until tho -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
cLERks oVTcE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,

CLEREs OPyICE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS, |
WHEELING, JunG 10, 1873 !
Sealed Proposals will Do received at this oaiCG
until I o'clock ?, N, saturday, July 8, 1875, FOL
mlcadamiIing, masonry, DC, on the following road,
In Ohio COun(yi
River road, about {, 800 cubic yards matchmaking
Woods Run road about ! 800 cubic yards naad'
RmlIing.
W VS.. 4B, Pike, list Division, about 600 cubic
yards matchmaking.
Same, "a Division, about 1900 cubic yards ma.
cadamfEing.
W,W&R PIT, Pike 1000 cubic yards macada,
mixing,
FalfmOnt Pike 1000 cubic yards matchmaking
Middle Wheeling Creek Bridge 10 cubic yArdl
hnt.ClaSS masonry,
Specifications can DO SCOn al this Office. No bids
received after the hour mentioned above. The
Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids.
laI9 CIIAS, H. DEII'ERS Clerk,
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CITY OF WHEELING
PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN
Seven and one. half per cent Bonds.

aS q aS ,S SS ~ TSsSd n ns Sa
dlnaneO for the Issuing Of bonds Of the city Of
Wheeling Tor the erection Of Public Plild-
I'M" passed by the Council q said city tho 18th
day Of March, 1875, and ratified by the qualified
yOtel Of said city at an election held on the 9th
day Of April, 1915, We will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03

Wool buyers have been on the move
lotsomc time. Last week they were quite
active, paying from ~ to is cents for
good clips, Toward the latter part Of the
week, however, some Of them Withdrew.
in consequence Of decline in the Eastern
markets, Sales have been limited, many
iSMmers holding out for so cents.-B,ildife
Ind,peadcnL '""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03

TIIE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT ericsson
l. sPRiNGS,-Thls iayorite summer Resort, Sit.
uatOl on the summit Of the AlleghBDips, will bO
opened for tho reception VI guests June II, 1878.
Great improvements In Buildings and Grounds
since last season. Several Cottages 10 rent for The
The following places the PrOprIetOrs, q. ", Null
lin 4 Co, CTessln Springs, Cambria county, Pa.,
g. Cloud Hotel, Phila., or Fnnk A. llarr, Central
Hotel, Pittsburgh. leo
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FIRST MONDAY OF JULY,
AZ ~ o'clock N, Said Court House 10 10 built
according to the plans, drawings and specifications
Of Mr. q C. kelnblC, Of Wheeling, W. Va, copy
Of which can " seen 1T tho Clerk Office at Mounts.
Vile, W. Val also at Mr., O. G, KemblG's office,
Wheeling. The committee will receive bids IFOni
safe and reliable master bidders for the perform.
ance Of tho entire work, under ono contract, and
also bids for each separate part Of the work by the
various trades, rcserylng The right TO reject any or
all bids
The Committee will also receive bids at the sanO
time from any parties for tho Sal0 Of the old Court
House, Should any Of tho contractors for building
the new house DO successful bidders for tho old
house, such material Of tho old house as may 10
approved by the Superintendent, may DO used In
tho construction Of the new building. The He'll OIL
the old building 10 reserved by the Committee Tho
Old building TO 10 removed By the successful bidder
20 as 70 moi interfere with the erection Of tho new
building.
Tho Committee reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids Contractors " Ill be required 10 give ap-
proved bonds aud security for the faithful PERFORM
Rnce Of their various cOnimctS.
Proposals should 10 addressed, "sCAlCd Proposals
iOr Building New Court House ut MOundsVllle," or
SEALED Proposals for Sale Of Old Court House, all
70 BE- addressed to VIM. blake, Esq, MoundSvllls,
W, Va,
BY order Of the Committee.
jel6 II. :, WHITE, Chairman.