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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

Tho marks ut O o'clock last night In
,;o.tSd O feet 8 inches, and still falling.
The Market Boy has laid up, at our
wharf on account OF the ice; she Will
restlnle her trips on Wednesday, -,
The Express departed for ParEersburg
at noon. The Courier will be the regu'
lar packet for that port to-day.
Tbs Andes arrfyed from Cincinnati
last evening. She will return THIS after
HV Tbe - steamers Star Of the West and
James Rees have laid up on account oil
~ The Abner o'Ncal is making her regu'
lar trips to Steubenville.
' Under the influence Of yesterdays
warm sun, the ice is thinning out rapid
". We have no doubt the smaller pack
els can safely resume their trips to-day
by Telegraph
PrrrsBuRoH, February River Z ieet
l inch and rising. Weather cloudy ana
mild. The Salt Valley arrived from anu
departed for Ironton. oo...
CIScISSATr, February 7.-River ~ feet
A inches and falling. Weather foggy.
Arriyed-Hudson from Wheeling.
ST.. LOUIS, February I'll feet in ca
nal, 6 feet on falls. ~
CAIRO, February 7.-Arrived-J. n,
Macomb and Glencoe from New Orleans;
Atlantic from New Orleans. Departed
-Glencoe for ST. Louis. River a feet
and falling. Weather clear; mercury oV
dogs. -, ,v,,,hor
warm. Departed-Eureka for Kentucky
river; Glasgow for Cincinnati; Common
wealth for New Orleans. ,
MEMPHIS, February River rose l
inch since yesterday, now stationary;
commenced falling tonight. Weather,
cIondy and warm. Arrived-Belle OF
Tcyas from Arkansas river. Departed
Tale and Church for New Orleans;
vicksburg and Belle Of Memphis ioF d.
Louis. n IL,
ture City. -,
Chester from Memphis; Iron Mountain
from Pittsburgh; Helena from ViGks'
burg. Bismrrck from New Orleans. De-
parted-Chester for Memphis. River
fallen 8 inches. Weather clear and
NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-WeatlLer,
rained nearly all day. Arrived-Leee
from Vicksburg; Katie Greenville and
Robert Mitchell from Cincinnati NO
departures.
tionary with IA feet on shoals. Arrived
7. 7. iIillman from Cairo; Silver Thorne
from Evansville: Abe Mcdonald from
Poplar Mountain. Departed-Bermuda
for Cairo.
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A LEAK AT THE BELMONT FURNACE
The Belmont furnace was found Sunday
evening to be leaking iron oil the west
side, small hole about the size OF a
mans finger having been opened near the
bottom Of the crucible, and was caused
by the iron finding It's way out through
the interstices Of the brick work. Az
soon as discovered the furnace was tapped
and the iron all run out, when the leak
was fixed up, the blast turned on and in
an hour or so was working as usual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08
T COMMISSIONERS SALE

In Obedience 10 decree Of the County Court Of
Tyler county, West Virginia, made at It's August
Term, 1875 ard Rlsn decree made by Sald Court ut
It's october Term 1875 III the chancrry cause there
in pending wherein ". !. Robinson aud Others are
plaintiffs and Chnstiana MOSUr and Oihcrs are de-
iandanIs, the undersigned who was appointed by
Sald first decree rs i Commissioner for that Pur-
pose, wIllOn
MONDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1876,
THAT being court day. AT the front door Of the
Court lIDIsc In MiddlehOurne, In said county, pro-
coed 10 sell to the highest aud best bidder, by way
IL public auction, the irct Of land In the bill and
proceedings Of sail cause mentioned, which COIL
iNs according to allegation In said bill two hun
drrI acres. Said land Is In part well improved.
TEH SOP SALE-The purchaser will be required
10 pay one-thtrd Of the purchase money. cash 10
hand, and the lalanco thereof is 10 te paid 10 two
equal installmunts In one and two years respective
~; and the purchaser will be required iogiye bonds
with good security for the deferred installments,
and said instamrniS are 10 dHlw Interest from day
Of slc I'LL paid, while lieu will be reserved on
said land iof the payment Of Snd deferred Install
ncntd VI the purchase money. ~
D. =. PUGII,
Special Commissioner.
JASuAEY IS. 1876. ja22dAw
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ERRoNE0rs AssEssliENrs.

ERRONEOUS AssksshESLSs
On motion OF Mr.. Whitman, the mat.
ter OF erroneous assessments was referred
10 the Finance Committee for examina'
ton aud report.
On motion Of Mr.. Carnahan, the clerk
was instructed to advertise for meeting
Of the Finance Committee for the 18th Of
this month, to set until all erroneous as
sessments are settled.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were received
and referred as designated:
Thomas Corners 4 Co., in regard TO es-
Inmates OF work done by them on the river
road, referred to W. c. Smith, Engineer,
for report to the Finance Committee;
Christian Frank and other residents on
Caldwell's Run, for the appointment OF
David Acker as toll-keeper, laid on the
table; citizens Of Liberty District, for the
establishment OF new voting precinct on
Castleman's Run, at Potomac, granted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Carnahan: Authorizing the clerk
to advertise for bids to supply the In
Urinary, also Court House and Jail, with
coal for the ensuing year. Adopted.
Mr.. Bayha: Appointing McssrS. Ewing,
Sheppard and Schultz trustees in the mat
ter Of the P. W. & Ky. railroad transfer
as provided for in the resolution. Adopt
ed.
Mr.. Waddle: Instructing the Clerk TO
advertise for responsible bidders on the
various roads let last summer md un-
finished, to the amount unexpended Of the
levy, said bids to close March LIST.
Adopted
Mr.. Schultz: Authorizing D. NJ. Max
well, Surveyor OF Richie district, to pur-
chase for the use Of the county three
wheelbarrows; three shovels, three picks
and two mattocks. Adopted.
Mr.. Whitman: Instructing the chair
man Of the Committee on Accounts to
call joint meeting OF said committee and
the Road and Bridge Committee before the
work on any road is advertised for, to
confer in regard 10 what work is 10 be
done on county roads and bridges the
coming season. Adopted.
Mr.. Bayha: Requiring the Sheriff TO
hereafter endorse on all accepted county
orders, the date OF payment Of same, and
amount of Interest paid. Adopted.
Mr.. Caldwell: Ordering W. c. Smith,
county engineer, to examine the W. W.
L. & L. Pike and note where the bitches
are INSTRUCTED by fencing, and report the
same with names Of parties owning said
fencing to the Clerk Of this Board, who
shall notify said parties to remove said
fencing within fifteen days from date Of
such notice, any one failing TO comply
with said notice to be proceeded against
rs required by Sec. So OF Road Law.
Adopted.
After ordering the payment OF sundry
bills, tile Board adjourned.
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oPERA.-The RiGhings.Bernard Eng
lish Opera which is to appear on Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week rs
one Of the finest troupes that mas e ,"ss
visited our city, and those Of our rea SNs,'
who can appreciate something oil nts Il
class character should not fail 10 attehu
the performances to be given by them on on
the evenings above mentioned. on
Thursday evening will be presented az 4
Opera Of the romantic school entitled
"fhe Rose Of TyrOl," in which Mrs. u
Richings.Bernard the acknowledged
Queen Of the English OPERA will appear
in the principal character OF "GrettIy'
"The Rose Of Tyrol."
Seats for each performance can be Sc
cured at the Music store OF Adams y
Lucas
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HAND NEARLY SAWED ORA man
named Peter Walt, employed at BOdlcy's
wagon and carriage factory, came near
having his hand sawed off at the wrist
joint yesterday afternoon. He was work.
ing with carriage hub at a circular saw,
when by some means his hand slipped and
struck the saw, and was iearfully man.
gled, being almost severed at the wrist. X
Is impossible TO estimate at this time what
may be the result Of the injury.
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POLICE CouRr-Judge Crdnmer'
There were only two cases before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
Emanuel Chief, vagrant, was sent 10
the city prison for ten days.
Peter Gale, for assaulting Miss Walt on
Sunday, gave bail for his appearance this
morning for examination. Gale, who is
a boy about seventeen years tage, struck
Miss Walt with stone. lie alleges, how
ever, that he did so accidentally.
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TIE CREEK Ice Runs Our.-Thc ice in
the creek broke yesterday morning and
started toward the river, carrying along
all loose property which encountered its
lower banks. The most serious loss re.
ported is boat loaded with brick, belong
ing to Mr.. Geo. Crumbacker, which was
forced against the stone pier Of the Main
street bridge and completely demolished.
Mr.. Crumbacker's loss will exceed $500.
A most amusing spectacle was wit
messed by n number Of citizens who ga
thered at the Market street bridge about
noon TO watch the ice going out. A flock Of
geese had been carried of by the ice,
which as il broke scattered them in all
directions. The web-iOoted fowls were
seen perched upon the highest parts OF
the huge chunks OF ice which lloated by,
apparently rs we'll satisfied with their
hurried trip to the river Us il merely
taking n pleasure ride.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

WEST VIRGINIA CENTENNIAL BUILD.
RG.-The attention Of builders Is called
to the advertisement in another column,
calling for proposals for the erection OF
the West Virginia headquarters exhibi-
ton building for the Centennial in Phila.
delphia. The drawings and specifications
for the building can be seen at the office
Of @, c. Kemble, architect
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BRIDGEPORT IrESls.-A general relig-
ious revival is in progress in the Kirk.
wood and West End ME. Churches. Very
many nightly humble themselves at the
"mourners' bench" Wehope the churches
may besuccessful in adding names and in
retaining them.
A new association has been formed in
Bridgeport costing but 93t cents each for
initiation, providing three applicants pre-
sent themselves at one time. The object
Of the institution is not made known, but
We are authorized to state that any one
calling on Mr.. o. Meister can be
made acquainted with all the facts pro.
vided they wish to become members.
The Bridgeport Mardi Gras have not
received any official invitation from the
Wheeling. association as yet, and unless
they do, Will most probably celebrate at
home. They are regularly organized aud
are aourishfng.
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OK Saturday night last party Of
Bridgeporters picknicked at the hospita.
Bile house Of Mr.. John Patterson, out the
National road, west Of the city. The al.
fair was rather impromptu, but none the
less pleasant. Good music and good cheer
made the hours fly by right merrily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

THE TURNER MASQUERADE. - The
mask ball given by the Wheeling Turner's
at their hall last night was an occasion
which will longbe remembered as iete
in which nothing but pleasure reigned
supreme, and from which dull care took
wings and flew away. We noticed many
new and novel costumes among the crowd
and regret that We have not the space 10
describe some OF them. The feature Of
the evening was the grand drill by the
"Gnllant Sixty-Ninth," a company of
young turner's under the charge Of Col.
Geo. Gegge. Prof. Joe. Kramer's full
orchestra furnished the music, which
was par.excellence. Our friend Roller
deserves notice for his cornet playing,
as he is now one OF the leading features
Of Kramers band. The dance was con-
tinued until 4 o'clock this morning.
Everyone was delighted with the hand
some manner in which everything was
conducted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

BEFORE JUSTICE CALDwELL-Wm.
Florence and John Rust, the two boys ar.
rested for breaking into 3. & o. Rail-
road car and stealing lot Of tobacco
thereirom, were examined by Justice Cald.
well Yesterday afternoon. The boys were
sent to Jail in default Of $1,000 each for
their appearance at the next term Of the
County Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

INJURED IN A Coal BANK.-Roberl
Blake, Of the firm Of Wilson & Blake, was
severely injured in their coal bank, just
south Of this city, about noon yesterday
Mr.. Blake was kicked by n mule while
adjusting some harness on the animal,
His right cheek bone and orbit OF cores
ponding eye were fractured The eye
was almost completely torn from its at.
tachments, and a portion Of the bone was
driven in behind the ball Of the eve. The
latter will probably be destroyed. Mr.,
Blake was insensible for some time after
the accident. DR.. Pipes was summoned
and gave the injured man every possible
attention
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

THE MARGARET Wilson MANDAxus.
In the case Of Margaret Wilson Va. the
Mayor and Council Of the city Of Wheel.
ing, Judge Melvin, Of the Circuit
Court, yesterday rendered a decision
sustaining the demurrer 10 the man.
damus niS. The opinion Of Ills
Honor was to the effect that the rela.
tor was not entitled to mandamus
at this time TO require levy for the pay.
ment Of the judgment against the city, no
unreasonable delay being averred; but
that she is entitled to mandamus to re.
quire payment out Of any funds in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated. No
averment Of funds being made in the petit.
ton or writ, the demurrer was sustained.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS ASH OnaAN..-

HELMBoLD's BUcHu is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithsta nding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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TEMPERANCE IN THE WEST EYD.-A
temperance meeting was held in the West
End NJ. L. Church in Bridgeport last
night. We are informed that our friend
Capt. John Bags, one Of the "wheel
horses" in the temperance cause over the
river, delivered one Of his chagacteristic
addresses al the meeting,
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"CoI. MULBERRY SELLERs."-We are
pleased to announce the appearance in
our city, May 18th and 18th, Of Mr.. John
I. Raymond rs "Col. Mulberry Sellers"
in Mark Twain'sfamous American drama
OF the "Gilded Age" us performed by him
one hundred and fifty times IN New York
to crowded and delighted audiences, and
recently through the principal cities OF
the Union with the same success. The
company supporting Mr.. Raymond con.
sists OF such artists as Alessrs. c. w. Coul-
dock, E.A. Locke, James Taylor, Hart
Conway and others OF ability.
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sULLrvAS's ENGAGEMENT Manager
Hamilton has engaged Barry Sullivan,
the eminent tragedian, for one week. Al.
ter playing him in Wheeling on the 2lst
and ed insti he will take him to Spring.
field, Dayton and Columbus.
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J:W. FERREL has organized in his store
a cheap counter and placed over 200
pieces Of Dress Goods nit, at l2I cents
per yard, such as Delanes, Alpacas, half
Wool Plaids, Silk Grenadines, &c., all 10
De sold at Il cents per yard, to reduce
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THE last faint ray Of hope expired in
The heart Of the Toe man as he gazed upon
the creek and river yesterday morning
as they flowed peacefully on as ii It were
midsummer, and the sun shOne out with
a spring.like radiance; but rs he turned
from this sad sight his countenance
Frightened as he began to figure how
much per pound he should charge for
what he had left over last year. And
with sigh of disappointment the livery
men are storing their sleighs, and greas'
ing their buggies preparatory to spring
business.
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ISLAND IMPROvEMESTs.-Alr. John NJ.
Brown has given J. NJ. Brodie the con-
tract to erect him n fine residence on
South Front street, Island, to cost alto
gether about $4,000.
Among other fine residences erected on
the Island during the fall and winter we
notice the following: VIM. Erskinc, Esq,
on North Front street, Mr.. Isaac Irwin,
on South Front street; Mr.. John Morgan,
also on South Front street; Mr.. John
Mendel, on South Penn street; Justice W.
Calwell, on Virginia street; Mr.. Noah
Hunter, on Zane street.
Mr.. E. J. Stone has erected n double
brick tenement house on Virginia street,
and n frame tenement house on
South York street; Mr.. +. E Zane
double frame tenement house
on South York street. A large brick
building has been erected on the corner
Of South Broadway and Virginia streets,
the ground floor Of which is occupied by
Mr.. L. II. Morris as family grocery,
and the upper rooms az n dwelling-house.
A brick tenement house has also been
erected on Virginia street, between Broad
way and York.
We understand also that Mr.. II. W.
List proposes erecting an elegant resi-
dence on South Front street carly in the
spring. Prof. Fraser contemplates the
erection Of a frame dwelling house on
North Front street shortly, and Mr..
Chadduck, the mason, is preparing to put
up adwelling.house on South Broadway.
The season has been very favorable for
building, and probably more houses have
been built in the Seventh Ward during
the past year than ever before during any
one year. The prospects, too, for the
coming season are very hattering. Besides
those enumerated above there may be
several new houses unknown to US, and
we have no doubt that many more have
already contracted for dwellings. As
vacant lsts are growing scarce on this
side OF the river, there is an increased
demand for them on the Island, which is
without doubt the garden spot" Of Ohio
county,
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THE newly elected Street Railway di-
rectors organized last night by re.electing
Capt. Andrew Wilson President. The
plan OF selling monthly passes has been
discontinued. Through tickets to Bel
laire, for Is cents each, are to be put on
sale on the main line cars. They have
been already printed, and will be intro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

THE CoURn.-UMTED STATES DIS.
rR1cr CorRr-Judge Jackson. The United
States District Court commenced spe-
cial term in this city yesterday. Court
met at 8 P. NJ, but without transacting
any business adjourned to meet at 0 o'clock
this morning.
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OF Manager Hamilton, who returned
home yesterday, the Pittsburgh Ga=s'''
says: =,
'a'James Hamilton, Esq, the genial
and popular owner and manager OF that
recherche place Of amusement, the Wheel
ing Opera House, is in the city. He sue
ceeded in making an engagement with
Barry, Sullivan, that having been his bust
ness in the city.
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acknowledgement
TUESDAY, FEB. $, 1876.
New Advertisements.

Card-DiSciples' Church.
For Rent-Front Room.
Important to Book representation &
Davenport.
Standardization as Gardener.
Found-A Winding Crank.
Election OF Directors.
international Exposition.
Clean and Wholesome Tea-V. h. Hall
& Son.
Repairing-Morebead & Co.
Fresco Paper Hangings-A. W. PAUL
& Bro.
Table Cutlery-Turner & Dillon.
For Sale-Lager Beer Saloon.
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SPECIAL TERM OF SUPREME COURT
Judges Hoffman and Moore, OF the Su'
preme Court of Appeals, arrived here
Yesterday. As there seems 10 be some
doubt as to the constitutionality Of the
act under which the Governor appointed
Judge james Green to Gil the vacancy on
the Supreme bench, caused by the death
OF Judge PAUL, the court will hold an
extra session in this city TO determine
that question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

CLOSE UP SATURDAY NrGHT.-There
appears to be misunderstanding among
the dry goods and millinery merchants
in regard to the carly closing movement
on Saturday evenings. We are requested
to say that Saturdays are included in the
movement and those who have signed will
please act accordingly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

THE Richings. Bernard English Opera
Company will present two charming
operas in the Opera House on Thursday
and Friday evenings Of this week. We
inadvertently stated yesterday that these
entertainments would be given next week
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
SAN l2M SP:M i'm
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"WHILE so.and.so was handling an
empty pistol Invent of and killed so.and.
So" Gentlemen and ladies, let's keepo our
pistol loaded, and thus avoid distressing
accidenis
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1,RUSTEE's SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property.

by virueoI Deed Of Trust made by Frederick
Rogers aud Montague Roger, to the undersigned
Trustee, dated the 81 day VI March, 1861 and duly
recorded among the land records Of Ohio county,
West virgiuia, In Decd hook No. s.. Iage ], will
GU
WEDNESDAY, the 10th dayOf February, 1876,
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
~, Wost Virginia, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
proceed TO sell TO the highest AMI best bidder the
following described real estate, that Is 10 my:
"a part Of the farm sometimes called tue Frazier
Farm. Atuated on CAldWCll's Hun, In Ohio county,
West virginia, and which parcel Of lands bounded
rs follows, VIZ BEGINNING at stone or oak stump
at or very ueir the Huss and liclstlmercOrner, on
The eaAt line Of d Frazier farm; thence due north
thIrty-lwo poles 10 a stone or stake; thence south
eighty degHe5 west G. poles TO a stake; thence
south thlTty.two poles TO u stake or stone; thence
north w degrees et g. poleI 10 the beginning, con-
talnlng twelve HrIeS aud half, more OF less, with
all the privileges and appurienanccs thereunio he
longing. Being the Sane property that WAS con-
Veyed TO the aid F. Roger and n. lsoGcn by Il.
FraEIer and wife, by a deed dated the LIST day Of
December, 1860"
TRIMS on sALE-Onc-thlrd Cish, tie bAlapCe In
two equal inStalments at six and twelve months,
with Interest from day Of SALE With security TO he
approved by the Trustee.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHEKLISa, W. Va, Jan. II, 1874 jail
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A COLLECTION for the purpose OF buy.
Ing new bell for St. Joseph's Cathedral
was taken up in the Cathedral on Sunday
last. We did not learn the amount real.
lied,
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WALL PAPER, 5000 bolts Of new de-
signs, choice quality at 10 cents a bolt
and borders to match at John Roemer's
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper EN-
porium, Centre Wheeling.
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J. w. FERREL has reduced his entire
stock OF dry goods and carpets at least 20
per cent. Now is the time for bargains
there; he is bound tosell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-08

CALL at W. S. Hutchins' Opera House
Music Store, No. 1928 Market street, and
see the cheapest piano sold-the Metro
politan.