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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13
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"a SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-Thsre Is no
doubt but the present condition Of all
kinds Of business and industry Is fear.
fully depressed, and 1t behoeves every
family % look carefully to their expenses.
Winter Il coming on, when children are
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry Of
many. These diseases should not be neg.
lected. Doctors bills are expensive, aud
We would advise our people TO use
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1tneyer has
failed. One bottle at IS cents will keep
your whole family we'll durIng the winter,
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold In
all towns in the United States, and by your
Druggist. Wholesale agents, Logan List
& Co. and Laughlin Bros. & Co.
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DOR SALE
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
6ardeatag. .....

On account Of advanced see am DESTROYS o
Ehlnglng Lny Iesidoho and therefore otter for al,
my fSrn situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, OF
the nyI hank, midway between Bridgeport ant
MartIM's Ferry, aud Immediately adjoining tho VII
l1sp Of H:tnh lille. The property consists Of q
1cTes 81 hlilpnd pele land and IS Of river bottom
10 the h0l tberuaT6 two Aeltnl Of coal ~ and ~
leet thick, THREE dcPodts Of Limestone, an tool
vein Of clUna texture sand or free stone an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make 4 soil and au
underlying bed Of dtPotts Of rich ard valuable
character.
On the SuriaoG, the larger portion Of which he
gently LbHng u III CIT, aud al under direct ek.
ppsufe IptheBun, b YlnsYprIof SeaeTea, mostly
CataWbSgrapel, Elfin Aio Bearing condition. atoui
tVen years old, which has proven Itself able TO pay
handsome Ier cent 10 tho cultivation.
The property y being approached above and b.
Low by an advancing tide Of perSOns seeking small
homcste.tis, and Is now really the only unoccupIed
territory 6ttEcen BhdgpPou and Martina Ferry.
nis TIIa'Lie as an ihV6ltntnt for capital seekipSa
eAie purchase, aud valuable to those who want mar
ket gardening ground close 70 the city. 1t 'front.'
beautifully upon The river and commands view Of
the city, the ILapd AnGthe whole scenery Of tks
Vlllgy. Il - - = u
The termsef ale yi4 10 one-thlsd cash, baIano,
In two sandal "a mbntSS pef cent Interest on DE-
ferred payments For further partIculArs Inauir,
VI RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises or By mIdi a Bridgeport, Ohio.
apps
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There has been rise Of several inches
within the past twenty.four hours. Last
evening the marks indicated 4 feet
inches and rising. atlgL
Should the weather not get any colder
the ice will all run out in day or so
when navigation will be resumed.
The Coal Hill, while going down the
Ohio, broke, her wheel. She whistled
| for aid, and Capt. Blake, with the Maude
and the ST. Genevieye, went to her as
sistance and towed her to the, land. She
has q tow Of coal for 81. Francis river.
The steamer Cherokee, from New Or.
leans, has for this end Of the river the
following freight: For Wheeling-23
barrels Of rice, IS barrels OF molasaes
and 10 hogsheads Of sugar. For Pitts.
burg-S05 barrels Of molasses and i've
hogsheads OF sugar. 3.
The produce towboat Hawk sunk two
Of her boats, Thursday, at Devils Elbow.
One belongs to Clark, Of Gallipolis, and
the other 10 Graham OF the same place.
They contained 5000 barrels Of potatoes,
and all said to be insured. The rest Of
the tow Is safe. ....L
On Saturday the towboat Ohio was
grounded at the foot Of Gallipolis Island,
but the West Virginia assisted her of.
The latter boat was soon after bit by q
heavy cake Office, knocking Q hole in her
hull at the water line. She ran on the
Virginia shore, where she now lies with
water over her guards. The Brilliant
was blown ashore at Eight Mile island on
Friday night and sunk one barge. The
Ohio Is in an ice.harbor at the mouth Of
the Kanawha.
s7T us BY Teleg1sph.l 'an" 7h'
CAIRO, December 12.--Arriyed-Jas.
D. Parker, Cincinnati. Departed-Par.
ker, Memphis. River four feet eight
inches and falling. Weather clear; mer.
curry 60'.
atNAsHyIILH, December l2.-River fall
ing; % inches on the shoals.
VIcKsBuRo, December l2.-Weather
warm aud cloudy. a..-.i. !. -fr..l Ia .
( MEMPHls, December l2-River 8 feet
z inches, with 81 feet to Cairo. Departed
Hard Cash, John Howard, Coal Hill
and Susie Silver. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, December 12.-River 9 feet
2inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Departed by Lee, Ranawha
rive; Potomac, Pomeroy. a.
EVANSVILLE, December l2.-Weather
clear; wind from the southeast; mercury
from 3lo to 50e; barometer near go and
falling. River s and $40 feet; ice dis.
appearing fast. Up-Maggie Smith and
Tarascen! Down-Dick Johnson, Ar
kansas Belle and John Means; business
light. '--
LOUISVILLE, December 12.-Cool and
clear. Navigation below the falls resum.
ed. River 8 feet Q inches and falling.
NV ORLEANS. December 12.-Cloudy
and pleasant. No arrivals or departures.
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A CASE OF MorHER.Is.LAw. "a
curious case was developed in the Office
Of tlie Clerk Of the Municipal Court last
night. A colored man named Jake Freds
entered complaint against his mother.in.
law, Mrs. Nellie Dixon, whom he charged
with general cussedness. Freds says
that the cause Of the trouble was. that
one Of his children having died, his
mother-in.law insisted that II should
be buried In the Catholic GENE.
terry 10 this be objected and
Mrs. Dixon made such . fuss about
II that he took the dead child in his
arms and went to the house Of his brother,
hoping to inter the remains where he
wished, and without interruption. But
Mrs. Dixon followed him, and becoming
rather noisy, he had recourse to the law.
The case will be examined by Judge
Cranmer this morning. i-sl
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AN Uo1Y FALL PROM A LADDER
About s o'clock last evening George
Null, foreman Of B. F. CaldWells tin
shop, and John Castor, an employe Of
Mr.. Caldwell, fell from a ladder at the
residence being erected by Mr.. Christian
and Mr. Null was quite severely inJur:
ed. They had quit work, and we're
going down the ladder, when it suddenly
Slipped from under them, and they were
precipitated to tue ground. Castor was
nearer the top Of the ladder, and fell
from the second story, but es-
capped with only slight bruises. Null,
who was only rs high as'the' first story,
fell into a pile Of sash, cutting his neck
and face badly. It is thought that the
ladder was moved by some person below
while the two men were at work on the
roof, which caused # to give, way as
stated.
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ARKANSAS AND Tn'Saa- Those Of our
readers who, may contemplate tsip 10
Arkapsas or Texas, and wish 10 know
more 81 those wonderful States, how to
get there the quickest and cheapest
shohld call upon Our address, John How.
ard, Railroad Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio,
or Z. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent,
81. Louis, Mo-, for pamphlets, maps, time
tables, rates, and full and reliable infor.
y 9'tiSg ghiSh FIil fqFFpiah'
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing, transfer, Of zeal !! ss II were ad.
OF the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Nov. Is, 1876, BY james
'Waytand wife to Nancy Johnston, fol I
acres Of land on the line o. the Greggs.
vile, Clinton and Potomac road, on the
, ,e9Ia s tS5s Of sAf05t e@Fef&f wi efrEy dis
Deed made Dec. Q, 1876, by W. J. W.
Cowden, trustee, and the Central Building
Association, % Hannibal Forbes, on the
south side Of 10th street, between Eoff and
Jacob streets; $1,000. thIS''
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SDBcovEaYoF A REArARKABLs CAVE
.We'are informed that 4 remarkable cave
has been discovered on farm near the
Clay monument. A gentleman who Wis
tied It says that he descended into il
about seyenty.Gve feet, and discovered
passages and rooms leading in different
directions, while far below him he could
hear the rush Of waters. .lHel did noi
care about genthfing father Alone. II
is his opinion that the cave is the work
Of human hands. The cave will be thor.
onghly examiued At az early day, and
We Wfll tepett the FeHpk H010 tSs
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. W.eatner report.


NV WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPicH OF ma CiIIIP 8IuHAL 0PFIcER,
WASHINGTON, y. G. December lS-l 4. I. ]
FnonAntLIIIIA
For Tennessee and Ohio. Valley, TEN.
peratnfe continne above freezing, will
south to west winds, clear or fail
Weather and falling followed by rising ba
For The Lower Lakes, brisk southwest
10 northwest. winds. warmer, partly
cloudy weather and falling barometer
during the day. -5gr54 .r.9 VI
For the Upper Lakes, slightly colder
partly cloudy weather; northwest "a
west winds, increasing In force, rising
barometer, and snow in the northern
parts, Tsff 'H. N'fH i
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uf atwell.bafgE there II S very S' pleas.
ant competition between two classes in
the NJ Z, Sunday School as 10 which will
have the largest number of5scholars 10
theasgregate, 1t the end Of the year. alt
sa:bEttle,uf'thesexes, md -thecontests Il
at feyessheat. The mAlesars twosehylars
ahead On q fGit count, aud have not In
undated any, one. The chances are that
the suppressed sex viii be defeated. N
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PERSONAL MEsTfoS.--DE. Hays, Of
Washington.J Jefferson College, ofRciates
at the dedication OF two new churches
during the holidays. One is at Altoona,
and the other Is small union church in
the oil iresions. ; sS1lpIt nI'iSG
Hon. G. D. Hubbard has returned from
New Orleans.
2 Justice Schultz, Of the Eighth Ward,
is laid up with the rheumatism.
Rev. ]. R. Thompson will lecture in the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church early next
month.
Lewis Hallam, who died a few days
since in this borough, was a great teams.
ter in his youthful days, He drove be.
tween Baltimore land Wheeling. Al one
lime be drove, 4 team Of six, gray stal.
liens, at the time regarded Is, one 81 the
finest teams on the road, and for which be
was offered all the fields now known as
Gallows Hill, but declined the offer. The
land has increased in value since them
Washington Reporter.
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SEVERELY 1SJuRrb.-ThohG Burke,
while engaged In edging up Ice in Sels
bOrt's ice house, at Pleasant Valley, yes;
,erday, was severely injured by large
cake Of ice slipping from the track aud
Htriking him on, the head. The injured
man is not expected to recover. q
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Ghegnteltiaaneers,
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. II, 1870.
Now AdyertIsements.

Election Notiee-Franklin Building
Association.
Election Notice-The National BanI
Of West Virginia. - s'3 La'I,n 70
stockhOldes' Meeting-Belmort Glass
Works.
Christmas Toys-Wheat, Isett & Nay
lor.
oaal-Ltst, Davenport 4 Parks. 4 /.
Diamonda-Turner d Dillon. -
Addition to Etock-R. J. smyth. Ia -.
Toys-Genther's Variety Store.
Suitable for Presents-oper& HobSe
Drug Store.
Office Matting-Friend & Son. IA
Fancy Tables-MendeI, Booth 4 Co.
,Wanted-Lady Agents. - 4 s..'-1
Opera House-Arohnd the World in
Eighty Days. x t.igiEr p.;SOgt
Opera House-Caliiornis Minstrels.
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THE ROLL OF HoSoR.-The progress
OF many bright and promising scholar
is often arrested and Encouragement
brought OF, byfahsencs IRON school caus-
ed in SO many cases by cough, cold or
sore throat, Give Dr., Bulls Cough
Syrup and let your children answer
"present" when the roll Is called.
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UScLE D1cK RICHARDSON has conooet-
cd q conundrum that oughttO settle, The
whole business. He asks you why the
Registers rooster is like Sam. J. Tilden,
md when you give IL up he apiSersj
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We understand that Mr.. Henry Sever.
ing, Of the Opera House billiard rooms,
will the ensuing year occupy the large
room over Smyth's store, corner Market
and, lfth slreets. isnn rnt ltlih q
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TI1tE Aies, like lightning to the turkey
that sHfyiyeth Thanksgiving, andhe COB
bleS In mournful key as he meditateS
upon the approaching Christmas.
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ATTEND the Auction Sale Of Carriages
and Buggies, this morning at'll O'Clock,
corner l4th and Main streets, as they
will be sold without reserve. .L.s5 =
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THEice men are still busy storing away
the CONCEALED illid. Ice Of very fair
quality, about ak inches thick, Is now
being harvested. The thaw that set in
yesterday will soon put stop to the
work, and dealers are anxious 10. make
ice before the sun shines.
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A VERY 6ne residence is being erected
near where the old Hour mill stood, up
Woods Run, by Mrs. Dunlap. Brodlc is
the contractor. .-......
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THE Belmont mill vas not running
yesterday, In order TO allow the employees
TO attend the funeral Of George Relster,
a fellow workman. rr<,, ,,a,sj,
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sAytsHgf so assessed ;agsihst A. Lis.
get, in 9reenbtfer county was yesterday
remitted by GoY.s Jacob, Il appealing
from the statement Of Che court that ID
was Improperly assessed. z --la.- = = =
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A HIGHLY sensational rape case will he
tried before Justice Caldwell within q
few days, II the defendant does not get
wind Of il and elude the officers.
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"A LITTLE Washington paper says there
we're enough reporters in that Town on
cremation day 10 make i respectable
funeral,
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Two frame tenement houses are being
erected for Miss E. BigGs, by J: n. Bro
die, on York street, north Of Vifetnls, q
4 cost Of about $500. -lttr1. d,1asG! ..
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New GooDs At JoHH RoEMrRA-1en
thousand yards new styles Plaid at l2l
cents, WORTH rs eentSS5 900 yards Cash.
meres and Poplins, all colors, At 25 cents;
100 new style Cloaks from 81 so to $50.
Shawls, Blankets, Flannels. and large
variety Of fancy goods for Christmas
presents. Carpets at IS cents yard.
Call soon, II you wish TO save money, At
az. JOHN RogMERs.
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A WARRANT was yesterday issued by
Justice Launder for the arrest Of Vim.
Muldoon, who is charged with being
disorderly on the Poslofhce corner.
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NOTARY PuRLIo-Goyeuor jacob yes
ttfday appointed Samuel r. Hlrtion; .oE
ClArksburg, Harrison county, a Notary
Public, .-..-.-.-.
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TIE ferry down at Benson's resumed
operations yesterday, and the street rail.
was on either side ofthe river connect At
that point as usual. tElt-t ~
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TaE Circuit Court will Inject to day and
adjourn over 70 Januasy$. st,
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County CouRr-Liidge Cochran.

COUNTY CouRr-JIdge Cochran.
The County Court yesterday transact.
ed the following business:
Z The case Of MarysKaitop va 7. Shan.
ley was continued at defendants costs.
The case OF C. Hoffman vs. VIM. Truax
was continued at plaintiffs costs.
The case OF 7. Lunsiord 50. J. Glass
WA reset to Dec. %. go '''
The case OF Williams Bros, appellees
VS.. L. Sickler, appellant certified 70 court
by Justice Hammer, was tried to court
Judgment for appellces for possessiOn Of
looking glass. ~ hI4lAVT- &c "a
y Adjourned othis' morning at9o'clock.
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ALL good citizens keep The payements
in front Of their premises clear 81 snow
and ice. m n dHOIWk6D
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Identified.

BUFFALO, December l2.--The remains
Of the passenger on the Erie Railway
who petished In the burning cars at Dale
Station Saturday afternoon, have been
identified as'Patfick Butter, Of Port Hu.
ron, Michigan. f~'r.t .-.uf -
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A POLICEMAN has been detailed for
duty atthe Capitol, between the hours OF
8 A. N and s r. N. daily.
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THE Ltudsley Institute looks desolate,
since the State officers and their lively
clerks have got into new quarters.
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:, LARGE AUCTION sA1r,o,F FINE CAR.
RrAdEs AND BuGGrn,-on Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings, December y and
13, at 10 o'clock, I will sell from Speidel's
old grocery warehouse on the corner Of
14th and Main streets, the finest lot OF
carriages and buggies ever brought to
this city. This is an excellent chance Tor
the cheap purchase. Of q splendid vehicle,
as they are all new, stylish and substan.
tial: They will be sold without reserve
"a lr,SLI II y 1sif ssttss1f ~ y q u
90 q Y,a31,Ga HErytF, 2A apsIIFIsrsj
!, FUsn Skating Caps in great variety al
Speyer Bros. % S'ilfa ~, ~ a -,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday; ~. I
~ & ls = So q = Z
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The Committee on Streets and Alleys
reported bills from Street Commissioner,
for work done on streets and alleys, ag-
greeating s. S43 80. The committee re-.
ported bills for furnishing curbipg, ETC,
81 ,625; furnishing and setting, and laying
crossings, MeSsrs. Gillespie 4 Slater,
Isl 200. All these several bills were or
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TIE river Is frozen over at New Gum.
besland. A S,eubenville man walked
across on the Ice Monday morning. u
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CHRIsrstGs i getting z near ar and cause.
one to Wonder what he shall give to father
and mother or BROTHERS and sisters on
that nettx. DAY. "Let Us suggest books,
for are they hot mans best friend
Books arc each world; and boSls, We tn6v, u 4
Are substantial world, both pure and good;
Round iAsss With ienazi4 isEans' ~ 4s,h and
oHEsiFS apaur h.ypipsp gin FgH 0 All
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THE Grand Central Hotel, the largest
ID New York, has made another innoya.
tion, and stumbled its rates from 81 90
to S2 so and s. 90. sod I
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THE thump OF the over.hoe is heard in
the land. --SLII'
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A YouSG MAN Who CANE ISTo a
BoSAsz&.-Mf. Frank s. Knox, lofiCo.
lumbus, Ohio, having attained his ma.
jority, was In the city on Monday 10 re.
ceive from Messrs. James Rogers and
Daniel List, Nexechtors n Of Ills grand.
mothers estate, snug little fortune. Mr.,
Knox Is the son Of Mr.. Frank Knox,
who lived and died here years ago. Mrs.
Martha Knox, the young mans grand.
mother, died in September, 1872. by the
terms Of her will S25, 900 was TO be di.
yided between Frank and his younger
brother, now fourteen years old, upon
becoming Of age. She, also desired that
some property on Main street owned by
her at the time. OF her death, be
forever held by MessEs. Rogers and
List, and that the revenue arts.
ing thereirom be expended in "beauti.
flying" Mt. Wood Cemetery. This last
clause4of The, will was contested by. the
heirs, and went Into the courts, whereit
was finally set aside on accout Of being 70
vague. The property was sold accordingly
by the executors. Mr.. Frank Kpox's pile
amounts TO S2s $50 In cash, besides some
bank stock. The money was promptly
paid over to him by the executors OF the
estate. A,nice nest egg to commence life
With, sure. AiflHSlfiill !
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DO you want to buy 4 house : /" See ad.
yertisement and examine property for
sale BY James A. Henry.iH, 'iHs >, ~ ,1.s
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THE seyen.eenthstt (sppy storm yes.
terday. We shan't permit Tice TO count
Us out. ~ aa,I AtIIaa lMNTa
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FuR Trimmings in all eolors at pop.
ular prioeE at Speyer BroA'.iqaL
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olNEw YoRK, December l2.-Arriysd-
Steamships Somerset, from Bristol, oioi,
from London; and Spain, from Liverpool.
LONDON, December l2.-The ships City
Of Chester and Italy, from New York,
have arrived. .mg -.sg
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ACCIDENT AT BIZ o. SHOP. GYesler.
day morning Philip Emrick, 4 workman
Ut the,B. 4 bishops, was working about
a.carS whensome Of the other=Korkmen,
not observing ghim,y pushed another car
against Him. His left arm WI eaught
between the bumpers, and brel bstNeel
the wrist and elbow. Emfick lives on
Tie sosn IS 81 $sIh and ccqlloeh streets
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AElas6Lps BuGidFv Is istili IN the 81.
nith Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine iEstills manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
sold by all respectable druggists, u ID
warranted for al diseases OF the Kidney
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has ,proprietor'S private
stamp, John F, Henry, New York, sole
Agent daW
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TIE sleighing didn't last long. ThaW'.
"a much. I.u -47Ysr-T s.s 'n.s5yfs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

ONLY one case cas- was "a : 'osn'.he police court
slate last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

The weather yesterday was decidedly
milder. - -- s.' -a "a iiA-a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

,FfyR HyHpRED primmedi Bonneta. and
Hats 10 lbe sold ! regar1less' 1T coSt d
Speyer Bros,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

The Committee on Accounts reported
a balance doe the Exchange Bank Of
Wheeling, on the LIST OF December, Of
$50, 42e %. The reports Of the Clerk of
the Municipal Court aud City Sergeant
show. Fines collected, S9l, lookup fees,
SS4 so; total, SIPS so. Bills reported,
S24s G4. Report fled and bills ordered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-13

A THlsP1AN Society and a Young
Mems Christian Club were lately organi.
Zed in Wellsburg.