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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

THE MAjtEroNs.-Thosc Of our citinns
who were 40 delighted with the Mnjiltons
last winter, when they appeared In this
city IN "Gabriel Grub, or the Goblins
thatStole the Sexton" viii be pleased to
hear OF their return. On Monday and
Tuesday evenings next they will appear
In n new comic otethtic sensation, cnlitl-
ed "Ding Dong, or The Pretty Laundtess
Of Lutzen, supported by their eccentric
comedy company. This piece introduces
the MHjiltohs' great specially, "Les ErUis
DiableS." The box sheet will he open At
1Oo'clock this morning. There will bC no
extra charge for reserved seats.
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TRANSFERS OF RRAL EsEAIE.-The fol-
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were left for record at
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
during the week ending yesterday:
Deed made Jan. %, 1875, by W. W,
Martin and wife TO James Brown, for lots
Nos, 10 and II, in Armstrong and Hun
ter's addition on the Island, Admitted
Jan, 30; S475.
Deed made Jan, 10, 1876, by II. Forbes,
Commissioner, to Mrs, Ann Graham, for
part Of lot No, 80, corner Market alley
and Main street. Admitted Jan. %.
Deed made Dec. 81. 1874, by c, II.
Bender and wife to VIM. Knock, for the
north One.third OF lot No. 'l66, and the
south One-third Of lot No, IN on Chap
line street. Admitted Jan. 30; $4,000.
Deed made Dec. 81, 1874, by VIM.
KneCk and wiie'to Mary Bender, for the
south one-half Of lot No, l07, on Chapline
street; $4,000,
Deed made Jan. Fl, 1875, by A. G,
iMerriGell and wife to Isaac @, Richard
son, for lot No, 10 in Armstrong; addi-
ton on the Island, Admitted Feb. l.
SlOO.
Deed made Jan. %, 1875, by VIM. W.
Porter and Samuel J, Boyd and wife to
Elizabeth Biggs, for piece Of land on the
National road, three miles from Wheel
ing, Admitted Feb. 2; $500.
Deed made Feb. 2, 1875, by John Z.
McKernan, Special Commissioner, to Sa-
rah Cunningham, for One-half of the east
part of lot No. ~, in the town Of West
Liberty. Admitted Feb. 9; SIPS.
Deed made Feb. !, 1875, BY jacob Far
rel and wife to John Farrell, in trust for
Mary Farrell, Tor lot No. /, corner OF
Main and 18th streets. Admitted Feb, 3,
Deed made jan. |, 1875, by Mt. Zion
Cemetery to +, Miller, for burial lot No,
970. Admitted Feb. s.
Deed made May %, 1871, by Logan
Tribe No. 81, |, o. Red Men, to Concord
Lodge No. II, for burial lots 164, 1866, 1850
and 100 in "Re,l Mems Cemetery" Adj
mitted Feb, 2;$l04, u.
Deed made Jan. 20, 1875, by VIM. II.
MoystOn and wife to Lloyd q. Hughes,
for south OnG.l alf Of lot No. u in square
No, q, Joseph Caldwells addition. Ad-
mitted Feb. 2.
Deed made Feb. 2,'lS75, by James P.
Rogers, trustee, to John V. White, for all
the goods, wares and merchandise in the
store toom No, 1880, Admitted Feb. q
$3.50.
Deed made Jan. 10, 1875, by NJ. W,
Amick and W. Il. Mayberry, Special
Commissioners, to Nancy aud Mary AS
bury, for parts Of lots Nos. . and 10 in
square 2S, BCllaire addition, 20 by l90
feet. Admitted Feb. A; 1915,
Deed made Jan, 90, 1875, by Anthony
l.ally ind wife to Thomas Burke, for lot
No. II, square % Buena Vista addition
to the city Of Wheeling Admitted Feb.
8; 1920,
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TnE soup ttousE.-Thc donations at
the Soup House yesterday were: one
barrel 81 potatoes, NJ. 4 q. Hubbard;
6he bundle Of tracts, Home Mission one
barrel crackers, j. 4, Miller. Seventy.
six families, comprising three hundred
and siSty-iOur persons, were fed ycster.
day, and ninety.six meals were eaten at
the soup 1totiSe. The total number Of
meals issued Ia 400.
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Dyspepsia il the most tliscouraging and
distressing disease man IA heir to. Amer.
leans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and H. effects Snch a. Souf stomach,
sick headache, habilual cOstiveness, heart.
burn, water.brash, gnawing and burning
pains In the pit Of the stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, disagreed.
BE taste in the mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREENS AuuUsT FLOWER
will relieve you IL once, and there posi-.
lively shot a case in the United States Il
viii not cure, II you doubt this, 20 10
your druggist and get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try II, Regular size Is
cents. ANII EE. eod6w
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HB1AmoLDs BucHu is still in the le-
NTH. of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the Gele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory At Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists; It Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feis, Genuine has propfictOr's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New HOrk, Sole
Agent, d&W,
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SUSAN DfSN-A grand iamil y matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon at 9
o'clock, when will be presented the
beautiful dramatic drama, entitled "Lost
and Won" The USUAL matinee admission
% and 80 cents, this evening will close
the engagement Of Miss Denim We hope
10 see a crowded hOnsc.
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Susan DENiN.-A granl family matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon Mt 2
o'clock, when will be presented the
beautiful dramatic drama, entitled "IOst
and Won" The usual matinee admission
% aud 80 cents, this evening will close the
engagement Of Miss Denim. We hope 10
sec a crowded hOuse.
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SUSAN DENIN.-Agrnnd family matinee
at the Opcra House this afternoon at 2
o'clock, when will be presented the beauti.
fnl dramatic drHma, entitled "IIOst md
Wbn." The usual matinee admission 25
and 80 cents. This evening will close the
engagement Of Miss DENIM, we hope to
sec crowded house.
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susAN DEsiS.+-A grand family matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon Al
9 o'clock, when will be presented tie
beautiful dramatic drama, entitled "1ost
and Won" The usual matinee admission
% and 80 cents, tho evening will close
the engagement q Miss Denim, We hope
to sec 4 crowded house.
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SUSAN DENN.-Ag grand family mitincc
at the Opera House this afternoon at .
O'clock, when will be presented the bcnuti.
iul dramatic drama, entitled "1IOsL aud
Won" The Hstinl matinee admission
% and 90 cents, this evening will close
the engagement Of Miss Denim. We hope
to sec Il crowded house. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

ANOTHER LITERARY SoCtEY-AlIouL
thirty young ladies md gentlemen met nj
the residence Of lIeni. Davenport, Esqy
on Foil street, Thursday evening, and or.
ganizel literary society. The officers
elected we're: Joseph J. Woods, PtcSi-
dent; Miss Laura v.ltall, Vice President;
Miss Anna Hubbard, Secretary; B. W.
Gally, Treasurer. The society, after next
week, will meet every Monday evening.
The performances Of the society will lie
principally readings recitatiOns and
declarations.
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"ELl2ABErn, QUEEN OF ENGLAND."-
II was decided mistake on the part OF
the management that Miss Denim did not
open in this well.known drama, her mas.
Ier.piecc, on Wednesday evening. II
such had been tho case, her claims upon
the public M talented actress would
have been Immediately recognized, and
there would have been more smiles in
the treAslrer's office. Last night was
Miss DENNIS benefit, and good audience
was present, The naughty and vain
Elizabeth from her first appearance upon
the stage graspCd the attention and held
the Sympathy Of tho audience. Miss De.
min could not have felt other than gratili.
ed with the liberal applause and
peremptOry encOres with which she was
greeted last night, Especially was
the artists portrayal fine when she de-
picled Elizabeth's struggle between love
and pride previous TO signing EssGx's
death warrant; also, when the lettering,
childish old woman wRs urged to maine
her successor. In these parts Miss Denim
really approaches greatness. Mr.. Oglesby
deserves i notice for tho artistic manner
IN which he executed song and dance in
tho aftcrpieco; he Is u very good comeli.
M. A matinee will be given this after.
noon, and the company close their ell
gagcmcnt tonight. We wouldsuggcst to
the management that last nights pro-
grammc b. repeated this afternoon, as VIC
have M doubt II large audience would he
present to greet this really deserving ne
tress.
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HE SANG No MoRE.-Last night an
Island youth, as he wandered home, wnr-
bled forth The following:

THO ICY stOHC uhyA nave COhoi
Tho siuldGat Of tho year,
When men slip down upon the street
And slide round on ihelr tar"
The last word had just escaped from his
rosy lips when his feet started forward
with twice as much rapidity rs was In.
parted to his body, and as that young
youngsler sat down upon the treachGrOus
pavement he gave one mighty groan, and
all the music in his soul was knocked
higher than Giltlcroy's kite. We won't
repeat what llc said about the man who
let llis hytlrant water run into the street,
but rs he carefully and painfully picked
himsclfup from the Ice, he used Language
which we should DO very sorry to have
applied to any friend Of ours.
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BALLAD sothEH-The wicsel Musical
Institute will, on Tuesday evening next,
give n,ballad Soitce at their hall, corner
Chnpliho and 18th streets. The Weiscl
Institute has secured q permanent hold
upon the public, and tho mere announce.
meAt Of an entertainment by II will insure
a crowded house. @
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ThE services in The First Presbyterian
Church Contiue. Dr. Grimes breaches
tonight and will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening tomorrow. II il
(2) probable that. the services will be
continued at least for a part Of next week.
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SUSAN DENlN.-A grand family matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon at 2
o'clock, wlle will DO presented the beauti.
fnl dramatic drama, entitled "I.Ost and
Won" The usual matinee admission,
% and 80 cents. This evening will close
the engagement Of Miss Denim, we hopo
to sec crowded house.
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10 DE ttEARD THIS NfoRNtSd.-OAicer
Baum yesterday arrested August 1Tanke,
for whom awafrailt was listed some time
ago for disorderly conduct. ITankc will
be examined 1T the police court this
morning.
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MRs. toSEs, how IL your health this
morning Thank you, madam, much III
proved, bought a bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup last night, and after the
tirst dose the cough was checked. slept
we'll, and have not coughed once this
morning. d6W
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|. BLUM & BRO.
acknowledgement.
SATURDAY. Feb. o, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Disciples Church.
Fourth 81. NJ. i. Church.
For Rcnt-StOre Rooms.
Wanted-CoOpers. .,U.Ii.
Martin Thorntons Bill Of Fare. -"
Excelsior Baking Powder
Tent-IIlocli bros. orr
SCrgcants Sale.
Sheet Wn&-Bockings Pharmacy.
Notice-Amalgamatcd Iron Workers.
Clocks-Wni. 4. Turner.
Artist Atatcrials-FlOod 4 Co.
Gold Wntches-Oxtoby 4 DnfIield.
District Court Of the United States.
Lat Of Letters. n Ha. uaiI -tli
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Now is Your Time, Ladies'.
Do Not Miss This Opportunity,

During this week we will offer extra In.
ducements throughout our entire Stock
Of Dry Goods. This being the last week
Of our Annual ClOSlng.oIt Sale Of Fall
and Winter Stock, we have determined to
show our customers that our Prices are
shaped In accordance with the exigenE
Giles Of the present time. with this firm
resolution upon our mind, we are prepared
to meet all the expectations to be enter.
talned upon such toocaSions. our only
object In Is to make this Winding.up
Sale a final success "a .Iitfl
During this week we Include all our De.
partments In General-DreSs Goods, Silks,
Wooden Goods, Domestic and Ready.made
Suits, 60. All these Departments have
undergone remarkable reductions. We
urgently request every lady to call on US
duFlng this week. Take our "WortY for
Il, you will hear OF unusually low prices.
Come for sure, as we will not hereafter
duplicate anything sold this week.
Smashing Prices will prevail
I RIIlIH z, PPn
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CoorERs' STRrKE-YcstCrday the
coopers employed in The key factory Of
the In BELLE Nail Company struck for
seven cents per kcg. they had been at
work since last Monday at six cents per
kn1
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No police court yesterday morning
Evidently the imposing appearance Of
our new police strikes terror Into the
hearts Of evil doors. Then IL IL too cold
to he wicked, anyhow y g / ai
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TnE bCsl collarsevcr uiade are the War
wick and ElmwOOd. Try them. Any
furnishing store can supply them.
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FORCED sA1E-lIcst prints at &c per
yard, carpets, and the entire stock Of dry
goods even cheaper, "a there IL but a
few days to close out the stock al
Cor Main and 2Ot6 stsn ""9
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BoARb ORu GNtzeD. THE new Board ii
Directors Of the Nail City Brewing Com.
pany have elected Frank Walter Presi.
dent; O, sloCht, Vice President; aud
Christ Seibko, Secretary. liN f!W n
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Unwilling HOUSE FOR sALE.-t
- offer for sale my house nnd ground OIL
the northeast corner Of nth street and the
alley between jacob and Woods streets.
The ground fronts ninety feet OH 18th street
and Is one hundred and thirty feet IN depth.
viii sell house and thirty feet Of ground
separately. WM. =. HUBBARD,
aen95 l2i4 ChnnlinU ~.
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ttYMENiAts-Thefe we're only two
marriage licenses Issued In this county
during the week ending yesterday. The
single man who comes to Wheeling leaves
hotr behind. Hl.,
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WEATHER REcoRD. = The following
shows the range Of tho thermometer as
observed At Sflyey's Drug Store, corner
opposite postoiIlcc, Yesterday:
saw ls ~ 'FsI 7 &
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Gt-4 49, ~ H4!M
FIFTEEN deeds oil trust and thirteen
deeds In fec were admitted to record at
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday
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For the biggest Bargains in black Al.
pacas and black Mohaifs ever offered I've.
fore in this city, go to HENRY 1ACOBs.
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IT Is very cold weather, and yet lovers
do no sec the setisc Of hnggihg stove. 7
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GAIT. GENERAL MAHoSEY, recently
elected Oyotseet Of the ChNin Gang, had
ds1uatl Of men At work cleAniDg ice FROM
the 18th street CUTTERS yesterday.
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TIE lager beer ought to he good next
season. All the brewers have laid away
Ice enough to keep II cool all summer.
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TnEnE Ia n general complaint TINT
small houses have large rents.
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The steamer Mollie Ebert loaded 100
tons Of pig iron at frOntoH, destined for
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
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TiE sale Of reserved seats to the Ntatii-
ton entertainment commences this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock,
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WIND must be scarce out West by this
time. II was All Oager and nippihg air
yesterday.
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ID EsIDENCE LOCATIONS FOR sALE.--TIIE
III most desirable Suburban Residence DICatlDns
In tho market or In tho county. The Farm Of tho
late H. g. Good, within three miles Of the city, has
been subllvlde into Lots from 10 10 u acres CaCl
Is near tho National llud and Immediately OIL tho
Grove. II dJOlns Tho we'll and iavOrably known
lIOrnbrOOk hirk, In the vicinity arc many hnU
country places, well improved; any IArt IL the
property can 10 bought at fair price and on easy
terms Tho survey Cln bO Nen at my Office, 18th
street., Uan0 IRWIN, Agent
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Rather than settle the matter privately
| have adopted this means; ~
WHEELING, February 9th, 1875.

Rather ulnn settle the mater privately
| have adopted this means: tu
WHEELING, February 9th, 1875.
Mrs, lLlrtin ThOratOR:
My class-roOms are as we'll warmed as
those Of any Of our institutes, Must !
sicksn the children from the effects Of
heat? In regard to the nationality
German-of which you write, l only
wish had more OF such descent. By the
by, have you no German customers in
your dining-rOOms that you detest them
sou About fighting, that seems to be
your great complaint when you wish to
withdraw your children from an insti-
tute. Such you cannot deny you gave me
to understand was the reason you with
drew Mary from 81. JOseph's last year.
OF my scholars not minding me, how do
you know so muChY Were you ever u
pupil OF mine? Some mischievous pupils
| have, but no bad ones or pecpiSh ones now
that yours have left, About kicking on
the shins in retaliation have given per-
mission, and shall continue to do so. In
regard to loving me and my teaching do
not and cannot return you any thanks,
Mrs, Thornton, would not have made
matters public, had you not attacked
nationality, You should remember that
We are all dependent one upon tho other,
for instance; you in your restaurant, ! in
my institution Of learning.
PAULINE II. SEGUIN.
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EoR sALE.-'Tcn Shares, 81 900 cnCh, Of
II the Capital Stock Of tho Norton Iron
Works ut Ashland, Ky. This Is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment in ihe
West md is now IN full and successful Op.
Grafton. For further particulars Address
THOMAS II. MOTION,
tle28 Financial Agent, 1iGO Main 81,
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4. Y. BLoNDsis the only place in the
city whcreyon canpurchaSe pair Of box.
toed lMttoned CATERS.
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Foh airacas of other dry goods go 10
j. W. FERREL's.
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A LITTLE CORRECTION, = In noticing
the proceedings Of the Wheeling Dis
trict Conference yesterday II was stated
that, pending various motions touching
Local Preachers and ExhOrters' work,
1.-THE chairman OF the conference decided
that 1t was the duty Of the Presiding
Elder, +. Ball, to make out plan Of APP
pOinthGnn Tor each Local Preacher and
Exhorter for the ensuing half year"
The state Of the ease was this; Pend
ing various motions upon the report re-
fcrred 70, J. ", Webb appealed to the
chair to decide point OF law involved
in the matter, and il was ruled
that, according to the Discipline, the
District Conference must "arrange u
plan Of appointments for local preachers
and cxhorters for the ensuing year"
The Sunday School report Of the dis
trict shows 1873 scholars. This repOrti Is
only partial, M number Of schools did
not send in their reports. There are
over 5000 Sunday School scOhllaFs IN tho
District.
Tho collection taken was to pay for
programmes and stationery used by tho
co.'SSfFfpJe.l !,.s.
LOCAL PERsoNAIs.-Capt. Asa Booth,
of tho steamer I.iOnCss No. 2, arrived
home yesterday via the "peopIe's line"
HC left the LiOness at tho mouth Of the
Muskingum, where she will remain until
the river Is clear Of leo.
Rev. Walter @. lIullihen, formerly
Of this city, a notice Of whose call from
his present field Of labor IN tho parish Of
Slalinton, Virginia, to that Of Petersburg,
lately vacated by Rev, DR.. WingGeld, mp
pearcd In our columns n day or two since
Ilus dcCincdto accept il. lie has since
received call To Baltimore, Md. His
congregation have become devOtedly at-
tacIled 10 him, and will take all proper
steps to secure his retention among them.
Il Il not probable therefore that lie will
accept tho present or any other call in
the near future.
Susan Denim plays in Washington, Pa,
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of next week,
Rev. A. G. Eagleson has 30 fully re-
covered from his recent illness as 10 be
able 10 occupy hia pulpit in the Third
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow.
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[Adyertisemsntl
TU,,,,y,,,e Eoh Tho Rth

Als Paaliae SegaiR
1 thought l would write you note to
tell you that Fora and Mary is not COM
ing 10 school any more, for the weather
Is 70 cold and II Is 50 far up there, and
YOUR school rooms Is very cold, and the
children is nearly all OF them is German,
and such very bad children, and they do
not seem To mind anything you tell them:
| do not want Mary TO learn to fight. II
the children is going to kick one another
on the shins | do not want mine there,
but l like you and your teaching very
well and have nothing against you at all.
Fora will pay you for tho last wOrsted
that she got, MRs, TuORNToN
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THE LADIES FAvoRtTE.-ThOse beau.
tiful box.toetl buttoned CATERS at
l.. Y, BEOND's,
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CIR and Silver goods for The htnsqtic.
rade Ball ut speyef Bros
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MoNEY SAvED.-An entire stock Of
Dry Goods and Carpets at orcedSale. II
you want bargains, come soon.
j. W. FEHREI,
Corner Main and goth streets.
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MnntNo Hose only i9l cents at spcyer
Bros.'
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HOUSE FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
nRUo STORE ron SALE.

Tho stock and fixtures Of tho Drug Store owned
by BgntlngeF& berry, No. ilt9 Market street, Ia
offered for SUE. Also tho house aud lot now OcG.
pied by them will ba sold or lCaSNl. Apply 10
RlENTLINHER 4 DERRY.
All persons having claims against tho hrIn will
present them for payment, aud llIOSo lndebtCl will
please Gull nnd agttlC ici
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-06

Our OF Seasonal big line Of grcna.
dimes, and summer silks, which have got
to be sold this week At some price al
j. w, FERRELs.