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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
SUMMONS.

TN TiIR DISTRICT COURT Or TnH
l First Jneifial Disuiet " the siair Of Me-.
vsds iu sbd for the county " siorcy.
q, u. WOOD. Piaintin. vs. "a. W. woOD. De.
fensiant.
Aetien broueht in the District Court Of the
First JndieiAi isiriet of the ptsie Of Nryadz,
In and for the counfy of Hiorry. ard tle com.
plant hled IN raid eoanty. 10 The ofi.- of the
CLERK of sald District conrt. on the nth day of
Nay. 4. ID. 1876.
The sisie OF Nevada sends sretlnr TO a. ".
WOOD. D.fendini; You ar, hereby rqlired 10
aJpear In On asii0p brought against you by the
aboye-tansd plsibtin. in The District Court of
the First Judicial District Of The stsis of Ne
vada. In and for the county ~ storey, ard
answer thr complaint ni.d therein within ten
days exclusive of the day of rsrsiceI after the
service on yCu of this sna mons. ~. served IA
said county. ar " s~ryed out OF said county,
within twenty days, snd IN ell other cases forty
dayr. or Jndgns nj by default will he taken
against yos, ancording 10 the prayer of ,sid
Tbs said setien 10 brought 10 'biain Q Judg.
mrnt and decree of psid Court dla-ol,lug tho
bonds Of mstrirnony nov existing betx,en you
aid plaintiff; awarding Ia tlainiin the care,
custody aud control a. the minor children.
JsInrs W wosd and flofH !. woot. i.'ue Of ih-
marriage between you and plsintif; for costs of
puit atd rOnpsei fees Abd 1lso q decree ~ tsId
Court awarding Ia y ,siniin the soie owrersblp
of The soinmnnify properly now owned by YOU
suu pihihun. GNhtirtlhf oI q httnfrfeaI, tel
situa.s In The town a Gold Hill. county OF sto.
r-y. and d~>erib@Si ~ follows. 10 wit q Nun.
b~r Twenty laD. In biock Snmt-s one 10,
fange ID. ~ known and design sisd upon the oi.
reisi plat ur map of the tnwa " 0old HiIl. n.
seihrr with . dwelling situated Oh, Trun AMI tho
hou eholi furniture. ell VI the ,sius Of one
Thousand dollsrs % thvre,bouis. Por esuse Of
setion. plailtp ALLEGES failure and neg e,i on
our part is ptos lde plsinun and yonr ehilLies
with the cuininon lseer.afies VI life. All oi
which viii morr fully sppcar by ssfsfrnc- ~
plaiht n's complaint herin ou ME. q copy VI
which you arr berrwith served.
AMI % sr her by notified that 10 you faii
Ia answer the couipiA!bt. the said piAibtin will
Apply Ia the CVurI Sor The relief thsrsin de.
msnded.
Given nnisr my hand and the -esl of the Die.
triet Court ot the first Jndieisl District of ih.
state Gf NeSsdA. In and tor the r.un'y ~ fto-
rry. this .oih asy oi May. in the year tf our
Lid ole ihonsshi Eight hundred sud sesebiy'
six.
I.rALl ". q. TIIoMPsoS, Cierk.
by q. n. Sr.sIoss, Depniy Clerk.
is- Ia srn "a
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wsSprLL PnILLIrs objects 10 the
term "Custer massacre" aud says
1.-The Sioux war. all confess, Is one that
our misconduct provoked. Duringsaeh
a war General Custer has fallen in fair
fight, simply because the enemy had
more soldierly skill and strategy than
Custer had. What kind Of war - II
where. IL We kill the enemy u - death
IL he kills Us IL Is massacre Mr..
Phillips also describ-s an attack by
Custer ON a Cheyenne village in ls's,
and SAYS Of 10: "Geneial Custer
disgrace TO his name and the flag he
bore attacked a peaceful Cheyenne vii
lace near Fort Cobb. whose inhabitants
were either our prisoners OF our guests
dwelling there by our order. NJ mld'
night, without the slightest warning. hi :
sl.outs wake this quite settlement. Pnd
as the terrified sleepers rush from their
huts Custer shoots down scores OF
women half asleep. and II unarmed'
peaceiul men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
ORDINANCE NO. 10.

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
n issuance u bonds 20 dsfray the coniIb.
pent eIp~nsee of the 'tsywn of 0olt llLi.
Psssed July ~. A. u. ls.G.
The Board Of Trustees " III. Town of Goh
Iiill do ntdsiss
sEcyiox ! The President and clerk Of the
Hoard of Trustees of the Town II Gold liill
av hsrsby suthofised and required 90 Issue foar
bonds of the Town oi oold HI. In the sum ~
,ii thousand dollars rseh. United s,s,e. ro'a
csin.
SEc .. said bonds shall L. Ia saeh fora ~
the President end the Clerk VI said lioa'd mag
pr~prribe, a.d shall no signed by said ofbsers.
anil shalt he In the enact that the Town q Gold
mn 10 bou'd d o. u bobtsn. and wilt pAy 10 the
holder OF koldsrs of said bot,ls the sum of
mnney srysrslly named iherin. in two year.
from ihe date thsrcof. with Interest thereon Al
the rate of one prr csnt. Ter month. United
sfairr gold coin-- --lnisrrst payable quarterly.
src. The none, rrcei,~l froin the ssls AMI
irsn.nce " ths aid bonds shall b. r~t apart
and plaeesi ~ The Town 1rrasater in the Con.
tingrnt Fund. To he appropriated only for snrh
parl lo.es q. the BnArd of 'ns-'es- may diiest
Ly their order.
sac. 4. The T,ea,ur,r of the Town oi Gold
hin .hsii pay isid bonds. 10 the Loid'r or hold.
err thfr~of. upon pres~sisiion, arroriin. 10
lev.
src. s This orllnance shsli take fleet AMI
bs Ia fofc~ from the date Of IL ps.-sse.
'H.s u. %. DAUCIly.
Prr.idrn, ofihe Board Of Trustee. of tho Town
Of uold mn.
IN. iI.nHI.. olert pro TEN.
On moiiou. Ordinance No. * was paced by
The following vote: Ayes-Trtisie-s curiek anil
Attert: J. u. HARRIS. Chtk pru ten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. No. Jt,.
o. =. Save, Ne. so.


IT1 y. LAND oFfIcE, AT CARSON NI.
Os vada. June ~, is't. : Soilr- 10 hereby
givtn that ExAAuEi. STERN HERMAN
sCHOsRMAN and ADAM I.RICIITRn, by
their Attorney In isft and ro-osn.r. ADAM
LklcliTkh iwhore It-u filse address l. st the
CITY OF Virginia. Mate OF ~ vsdaI. have made
application for Twelve LuDdrssi linear is.t. rnh.
ntns IN = noriheriy sni .ouihrriy dirrciiob
alons the lIn- of the lode or lead siinsts IN The
GoId Hill Mining District, Story e.unfy, the
ame being auariz lode. and isarIng roid and
silver, and Of VI ieh they are the o~nsr., aud
IN pos-e.sIos of the same. together with al ii-
die. spurs aDd angles, with surface Y ouhd
iwo Hundred feet IN width. embracing io.l,S
srfrs. and de-cribssi npon plat and neLi D.is-
ON iile In my ofics snd posted on The claim -
tollows fsSlnnins ~ poet hsfkei Number
one H., y. Bnrvvy No. ~, tnsIr about l.sa
feet bosfhwesieriy Of the old toll ssir on the
American Plat rosd thence running from ,aii
Post No. D: fir-t sonr-e. soaih e, d.rree.
east sD fSt. to Io-i Eo. ~ the Gso'gis Com.
pany'r ". ~ Survey No. ~, norih ~. ,l-gIes.
east, distant 2tt feet the rmoke stack of the
tock Island holstins works and the fag.isff oh
Mount Davidsoa borh ie'. d.sfe.. -s.t III.
haa ian on the Dew csieivnis hoi.ii'E works
north tSh drzr-es esst: tn- month of the Viz.
gibia and Tfnekr Iiaiirnsd tanneI -odih ~ de
gre- . minutes east. Thence running from
said Poet No. .. s~eond soaf.. -Souih 81 De.
grrcs sast i.zS feet. To P.st No. =. whence
ship tg Lors. Range ~ rssi, Mount Diab!o
meridian. south 81 degrces east I.U7s f.sr dis.
iHnt. Thence ihim eonn-- Nori ~ d.ree-
wet 2uD feet. to fsi ko. 4. rbuse fourfh
rourre sorh s4 degferr north l,2OD feet, tn
Post No :. the place of i-gini inr. eohtsiplng
4 bio srrts. bearings erppssei fem the true
meridian magnet VARIATION, .i.A dserres
rest. Sury,y msd. 10 sreord with record
NJ location daily r.eotdei In Hook " n, Page
ysi. N rry County Records. kspt at the I, ficr of
the County Recorder of storry roubiy. Nevada.
The claim IL bouu, I'd by M knsvn claim
ants The nsasest surveyed ,miLsrsi ciAim Ia
lhe q orgia CompsDys mining claim. 4. y.
survry No ~. on The north.
The labor and improvements consist of =
tunnel one hnndrd feet In l.ngib. sireroirg
/ IN On vslue.
Any and ali personp claiming adversely any
por loo of raid mimi q grouid, ~ h-r.inbefore
iescribe sts r.quirrd a. Gle their sdyrrs.
,laim with the Register of the United riaies
and Once ~ Csrson CITY. In the state ~ Ne.
lada. during the sifty-dsys period of pnbliss.
ion hereof. ~ they will be barred By virtue %
he provisions OF the statute.
jeiG esd A. wAITZ. R.yirtef,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
STOCK DIVIDEND.

lrA NETTING OF rHE BOARD or DI.
"A rrctors Of the Joe sest<s Consolidated
Silver Mining Company. held on Saturday, Jnly
4, 1916, . Riock Divideod tNo. ~ ef ene nnh of
sshsre vss made. pay.bls immediately 70 The
stockhnldsrs of the Joe eesles oonsoiidat d
Silver Mining Company On presentation of Ger.
tidcstss. AIso. stsci Divldsnd lNo. ~ Of one
phArs IN zach of six nev interpretations 20 bs
made on the Csmpany'a ground. The ssme
viii he payable By dns bill on snf amer the lpt
of August. 1916. On presentation Of crrtlfcatrs.
d. order OF the bocs, 81 o, v1ysr p,ssS1",s. 60
Ofirs-tns California sirrei. hcon 10, san
Frsnrtsco California. tt1 .IlNt jyf5id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A MRRicAN pLAr MININ0 COMPANY
n The annual laesting of the -t.t kholders
OF the sbove named Company. for the elsstbon
of Trustees and the tran-sriioa oi surh other
bu,in-- .. nsy rune bsfors u. will No held on
WEDNESDAY, August ,. ISIS, ,arsi N~inss.
lay in Auri,t.i st the hour VI o'sloek '. n. OF
thss day. at the once of the Company In van
rrsneiseo, Trsnsfer hooks sill l,e eios~l on
psturtisy. JnIy 20 f.fs. at ~ o'eloeh n.
q. A. sANkRY. sseretary.
CG.ss-Room ~, No. nj Montgomery .tfret.
O. Prnnslsrn fAl fnxnia. Wild
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

And In socaraance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of pirsetors. made on the 18th day of
Juns, isss, 20 many shares of each parcel
Of such atock 20 may be necessary will be
sold at public auction. NJ the once of tbs
Company, Room q. Hsy wards Bu,lding, No.
sis California strest. Han franciseo, cAiifor.
1910, o. the hour OF two o'clock y. y. of said
day. TO pay ssld delinquent . sessment there.
on. together with costs Of sdvertisipr sni sx
RicHARp p, Noyss, ssss.,sry.
O1ics-Room ~, Hayward's Building. ai9
W jy7sii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
sTocKHolpERs' MEETIMo.

NvYIcE or THE JULIA CONSOLIDATED
" Mining Conn sny. Pan frsneisco. July ~.
1915. The regular annual meeting of the sioet.
hoIdsp of the Julia Consondatd Il Mining Com.
psny will be held on "WEDNESDAY. the sih
day OF Augu,t. 1875. st 2 O'Clock '. ~, At the
offies Of the Company. Room Nh .. <iy Cali.
fornia strvet. Nan Francisco. Cslifor, 10. The
transfer boois will h. closed at 10 O'Clock ob
saturday. the 9Th day OF August.
ty91td A NOEL esefsfsfv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TRoiAN MiNISG COMPANY. MOTTO.
! Il hereby given that . meeting Of stock.
holders In the T'ojan Mining company win b.
held al their ofire. No. us MonieomeSy street.
Roon ~, san fnpeiseo. California. on FAT.
URDAY. August o. isiG. 81 10 o'eistk noon, in
eo,splisnse with W. rnsn nv ,,sYu., :" ~.
July ~, ls1l. and pursuant Ia section SO of
the Owl Cate of CaliiofnIs. for the purpose ~
mailing char ~ in tho Dirsft ~ of sald Com.
psny, DAVID WILDER. sscretiry.
San Yranelsco. Juiy "a. 1870. Jy2tti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL ooMxUsiolTloN OF THE
A II. W, 0nnd Lodge cf 2. sad 4. y. Of Ne.
VIDA viii be- held q The Hail o. Silver Star
IodRs No. 8. Oo,d Ilili, on SATURDAY. the
7sth day af July. isIs. q O'Clock ,. T., for ths
purpose Of laylaG the Corner stone VI The neg
Masonic Half. Grand 0fiesr. are particularly
in rood risniins are cordially invited. f
by order of the 0rand nastss ~
j,aitd s.w. ciIUBBucK, sssrr'ar5.
The above communication and esrsnony is
poetponed until "WEDNESDAY. August ID. a
~ ,,so,d 4. W CHuBBUcK. s@crs.sy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
PIANO FOR SALE OR 70 LET.

A PiRsr.cLAss nav PIANO FOR SALE
clsrk's nusIc Rooms, tsoald and osry lIoase
l1st houss north of the Gould md CORY shaftl.
b strss. Virginia ciiy. b-tueen 10 .sd u
o'clock An ezoti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
DELINQUENT SALES.
I,UROPA MININ0 COMPAN1.-

EUROPA MINING COAPANN.-.
IL Location OF principal place oi business.
San Franeisoo, California.
I.ocaiIon Of works, God I'M Mining Dis.
trict. storey County, Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing -de-crib-d stock. on account of asse-s-
meni (No. u levied on the ~ b day of June.
1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholdrrr, ~ fol.
names. No. csr,If. shs. Amr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

OK the evening Of June 18th the
unusual phsnomsnon Of snow falling
from clear sky in vsll-detined hakes
Was observed for half an hour at the
signal station d Pixies Peak, aud in'
tense electrical displays occurred on the
a,th. g,th anil 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

Tux editor II ths PARIS Co',ss'Aer. a
journal for the family AMI clergy, sent
out circulars entitled. do YOU still
burn your waste paper In which he
pointed out that the waste-paper basket
might become a mission box Tor the col
lection Of Peters pence to he sent to
ih. Pope. His scheme met with sneh
success in the shape Of paper and books,
which he particularly solicited. that
many valuable works were sent to him
unknown to the owners The sums ac-
eraing from the sales became so great
that the pious man forgot the Vatican,
the keeping Of accounis-in fact every
thing but his greed. lie has conss-
queuily been found guilty oi swindhns.
aud sent to prison for two months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly Tor this class Of com.
plsints, and vs rccommepd them ~ . speedy
and eGeciiys vinsdy. Their general tonic
ensct on the whole system IL extrslnely bcns-
heisl. You cannut lake them without being
bsnsnied by them. The imprudens ysuih. the
oyer.uorted man. ths prrmainrslY old. the
married aud single men and women. alike. Will
md In ihir r.p,~<ya
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tor SEMINAL EMISSIONS. IxPoTEN.
II CY. Lors OF vieor. sexual and oeneuI
Drbllity. Physical Pro-iration. and the many
ailments OF like naiurr Eris,ng from indiscfe-
tIon, self abuse. over-indnleenrc.e etc. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

0anthier, UAfIot 4 y, Tfus. y
tiarllner q Hooker. .Trusteeslll
Hickox. Kuhl a "a. .Tr,i,ises. q.
Hosmer 4 Bourne. Trnstes'r. .ti
Hale. Page 4 Wilson. Trus. ~
Hale, . age a wilson do ~.
Hale PAGE q Wi'son do l0
mn 4 Kilgour. Tru,iees.....il.
mn Il kilsuur. Trustees. ";
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

ngPosIrs ofcOISO or buLLioN ree.iyed'
Il .ith.f ou uu, "a sccpunt or ~ is-de cnlt-
IIfiCArEs therefor, payable ,ai the option OF
the holderj in Gold niil OF san Francisco; 70
maze collections, purchase Bullion ~ the most
favorable r.ie-, or sdvanee coin thereon when
fOr~ sri.d tn the Parent Hank ih nah FRANCISCO;
.sll- Bill- of Exchange. aud irsnssets u-nersi
BANKING hu.ih--r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

BOLD AND SuccIssrrLR pBBERY. = The
boldest robbery that we have had 10 re-
cord for some time past occurred In Cen.
ire Wheeling on Christmas morning, at
the clothing store Of Mr.. ]. Steinfeld, No.
2l23 Main street. Aboutl II o'clock a. NJ.
young man carrying valiae Fn,a;;si
tho store and pnrchassl " pair OIL SOCKS,
remorL;.s Indt his feet were wet and
mat he desired to put on the socks in the
store. He then went to the rear part OF
the store TO exchange his socks, and few
moments afterwards went out. Not long
after his departure Mr.. Steinfeld missed
small leather box, which contained
about $500 In money, cameo ring valued
ut $50, set OF silver teaspoons, and some
insurance papers. The box had been left
by Mr.. Steinield sitting on n shelf
in the rear Part Of athe store, while
DO vas busy with, some custo-
mers, and there ] seems 10 : be no
doubt but that the young man with the
valise quietly chucked the box into the
satcIlel and made of withit. This young
man, by the way, visited Mr.. steinield's
store on Saturday evening last, when he
also carried q yalise, and purchased a
pair ofsocka. He was looked upon At
the time as a suspicious character, and
upon the occasion Of his second visit was
told not 10 go to the back part Of the
store, but went back notwithstanding.
He Ia described as young man Of about
twenty, with dark hair and eyes, and
slightly pockmRrked. He gave his name
as Wilson when at tho store on Saturday
evening. Mr.. steinfeld has offered a re.
ward Of 500 for the recovery oil the
stolen property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties O: Small Means DESTROYS o.
EEaaIinl 10 Grape Growing.
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening.

Ga pooar! 81 airanecd aSo an dcSlrouS Of
ehGnslng my EasiicDce, and therefore oiler for Ee
my Iarn sitIntcd opposite the CITY o. WhcclinG on
the river hank, midway between hhdgeport ana
Martins Ferry, cad Immediately adjoining tho ~.
lAse Of IEtnnville. Tho ITOptE.y eonEi1iA 81 W
Acres Of hill and tNbe lsnd aud IL O river boioin.
In the hill there arc two tCaua 0I Coal and W
lest thick, three deposits Of Limestone, MI loot
vein OF clOso texture sand free bOGo, IN 10 loot
vein Ct mari, which altogether make sid and an
underlying bed Of dUpO4ita Of rich AID valuable
character.
Oa til0 surface, the larger PORTION Of which lel
gently blopcS 70 the east, ana all under difeeI e.
p0-ufe 10 The sun, 10 NIgyGs1 O. IS acreS, niflly
Gatawba grapes, all in fEe bearing condition, about
seven years G.d, which has proven Itself able TO ray
haniAJIAe per cent tothe cultiTat0r.
The property 10 being approached ADORE anu 70,
low by an enhancing tide o. persons seeking small
homCst:als, and Is now really the only unoCcupied
territory between BriGsyloE and Martins Ferry
Il Is valuable as al investment for capital beekiSg
fs purchase, and valuable TO thoss who want mar
kat gardening ground close TO tho-eityE ~it.truht
bealtifuliy upon the river and cotlniards Wow o.
the e:y, the Island and the VitG!e &C. atry Of tht
valley.
The terms Of ss;O will DO onc-thini cash, balance
IN two annual payIpentl, M cent interSstdn Dc
iSt1ed lnyments. Fur further particulars inritEI
Of RICuAED CRAWFORD
On tie PretaisCs. or by mall ~ bridgeport, Ohio
ans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

DONATION PARTY AT BESwooD.-on
the 22d inst. Rev. Connor,, the pastor Of
the Benwood NJ. E. Church, and lady, by
invitation spent the evening with areigh.
Dor. During their absence the ladies and
gentlemen Of the congregation, sixty
eight in number, won't to the Parsonage,
taking with them about $40 worth Of eat
ables, which they spread upon the pas.
tors table. The good man and his lady
were sent for, and upon returning home
were much surprised at the large
company present. The good things
on The table were then presented in
a nice little speech by ono Of the gentle
men present, which was responded TO by
the pastor as follows: "This token OF
kindness is not only manifested in the
luxuries upon the tables, but more deep
" manifested in your countenances,
which are indclibly stamped upon The
tablets Of our memories, and long will
you live and BIO cherished in our hearts.
For you our prayers will continually as-
cend, both public and private, that you
may be rewarded In this life u thousand
fold, 10 that which Is to come lie ever
lasting" Tho evening passed of pleas
an,ly, .if''s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27
Hiyer News.

O VioKsBuRa, December 26.-Up-Han.
ma and Grand Republic. Down-Clarks'
Vile. Weather cold and fair.
EVANSVILLE, December 20.-RiVer 9
$40 feet. Tho Henderson and Spotts-
vile packets are running.
NEstPHls, December 2C.-Riyer risen
. inches. Maximum mercury 2l'. Ar.
rived-Grand Tower, from Vicksburg.
LITTLE Rock. December 2G.-Weather
cold and ground covered with snow since
Saturday. River l.9 feet and falling.
CGNciNNATr, December 2G.-River IN.
changed. Weather cloudy and cold.
NEw ORLEANS, December 2G.-No NJ
rivals or departures. Weather cloudy
and cool.
CAIRO, December 2G.-No arrivals or
departures. The Ohio is full Of floating
leo. River l foot s inches and falling.
Weather cloudy; mercury 2i'.
LOUISVILLE, December 26.-WGather
cool and cloudy. River about the same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

"A GAMING, ON CuRIsrrAs,-Qqite,- q
pleasant entettainmentwas given in. the
Baptist Church on Christmas evening,
Three richly laden Christmas trees were
the attractions OF the evening, and con.
siderable merrilnent was. caused by the
suggestiyeness Of some Of the presents
distributed through the audience There
were also some valuable presents on the
tree, which we're very acceptable g the
varions recipients. After tho diatribi'
ton Of presents, very beautiful gold
headed cane was presented TO the pastor
the Rev. 7. F. Clancy, by the members
and friend, Of the congregation: Th!
preseitdtioi was made by MEIJs w
Amick In a short address. Afterward
the scholars were treated to bountiful
supply OF candy and good supper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

The SEVENTH WARD REMoNsraANCE.
The citizens Of the Seventh Ward last
evening presented to tie First Branch OF.
Council the most formidable remoh-
STRANGE against the granting Of license to
retail intoxicating liquors In said ward
That has ever demanded the attention Of
that body. The unanimity with which
the instrument was signed BY the citizens
OF The ward was without parallel in
the history OF circumstances in this city.
Out Of q number Of householders exceed.
ing four hundred there's were less than
twenty who refused TO sign It,. The re
monstrance was backed up. BY, u
very strong representation OF the
Island citizens which completely
filed the lobby Of the First Branch
chamber, manifesting the most intense
interest in the proceedings. In addition
Deacon Stone made Tie ablest effort Of
his official life IN behalf Of The people Of
his bailiwick.E.Mr. Henry, beapplicant
for license, rather damaged his interest
than otherwise by presenting long petit
,tion In favor OF granting him n license,
signed by several hundred persons, out
Of the whole number Of whom but twenty
one were known TO be residents Of the7th
ward. The application received buttwo
votes out Of fourteen cast. II wasa com
plete vindication OF the principle Of local
option. ...... .l.-,s,ag p1t|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

SEAI.AHSuA1 CLosrNo.our SALS.-
We will commence our Glpsipg.ont Sale
earlier than usual, 10 give, our friends
and the public in general an opportunity
to save money in buying New Year.
Siis in the way q SS'ff os Ssr- loVss
p.iofwear, Cloths, Cassimeres. together
with large stock Of Domestic Goods
Carpet Chain and Carpets, Wall Paper
&C., &c. You can save yourselves % ia
so per cent more than In any other place
In the city. This is no humhug, a. We
mean business and are fully determined
TO reduce the stock. Call soon, aud avail
yourself OF the rare opportunity TO get q
great bargain, at Nos. POLO and 2Q2l Main
street. Centre Wheeling. l5lif,tf
=, ~ r - IJoITS RoEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

II YOU wish to buy fine Christmas
present 90 10 DeR6y, 4 Weiler's, 1904
Market street, Wheeling, w. Va, where
YOU will find a full and complete stock oil
new, unrcdeemed gold and silver watches,
chains, charms, necklaces and ladies' and
gents icwelry Of all kinds, and guns and
pistols cheaper Than tie cheapest.