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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

TnE CouRn.-C1Rcu1r CouRT-Judge
Melria.-The Circuit Court met yester-
day morning pursuant to adjournment.
In the case Of Michael DobbinS and
wife VS.. John McCarty and others, the
court decreed that the conveyance OF
Michael Reilly, trustee, and Mary Jack
son, 10 John Connolly, son OF said Mary,
was not authorized by the trust deed Of
+. Roach and wife to said Reilly, trustee,
and consequently the answer OF Connolly
was rejected as insufficient.
In the case Of W. F. Peterson VS.. ]. B.
Ford, the plaintiff obtained leave to
amend his bill.
The demurrer to the declaration in the
case Of John Robrecht va. Elijah Mar
ling was sustained, and the cause remand
ed Tor amended declaration.
In the case Of May 3. Tarr VS.. Camp
bell Tarr, the defendant filed his answer
and the case was set for argument and
hearing.
The demurrer in plaintiffs bill in the
case Of the West Virginia Oil and Trans
portation Co. vs.. the West Virginia
Mining and Manufacturing Co. was over
In the case Of D. Lamb, trustee, VS.
Drakeley's administrator, there was .
decree in favor OF defendant dismissing
plaintiffs bill.
A motion TO dissolve the injunction
heretofore granted in the case offs. w
Seller vs.. Isaac Whiteman was argued
and submitted.
Motions to reinstate the cases OF VIM
P. Martin VS.. Asel 2. Huff and John NJ
Norton vs.. the B. & .. Railroad Co. were
argued and submitted.
Adjourned until this morning.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 2l.-PetroIcun
Quiet; refined 1SXc; crude 1la11Ac. Seed
Glover, scarce and wanted at l21Sc; iu
seed, worth 81 65. Flour-Quiet medium
to low grades weak; superfne 81 0oa4%
extra $I25a4 621<E; unsound So 80; Mime
sofa family S. 25a6 so; Pennsylvania, 0hio
and Indiana SO 0Oa6 80; high grades 7OA
s 80. Wheat-Firm; Pennsylvania rel
81 sal 40; amber 81 Al; white 45al s.
western red 81 05a1 20. Rye-SSc. Com
Dull yellow 57a6lc; white Coo. Oats
White d4a4Sc; mixed and stained 49aijc,
Butter-Quiet and dull; New York and
Bradford County extra 32aSSc; firsts ?saSlc;
western extras 27a2Sc; firsts 1sa2Sc. Cheese
Firm; choice grades New York fancy
1910; prime 129zalSAc; western fine l9A
al3c, Eggs-Dull, demand light and stock
large; Pennsylvania, NewJersey and Della
ware fresh 23a24e; western do 22a9Sc,
Whisky-Steady at 81 II for western iron
bound.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-Flour-Quiet
and firm. IVheat-stcady; No. Chicago
spring 81 10; No. 2, 81 % spot 99Ac sells
February and March; has sold at 81 cox
seller February; No. 8, Sic; rejected GGe,
oats-Dull and a shade lower; NO. =, wv,
Sic spot; SIC seller February. Corn-DaL
and d shade lower; No. ., 4Sl4c spot; Axe
seller February; 455Sc seller May: Rye
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Barley
Firm ut SOaSic. Pork-Actlye but lowe
at $40 15al9 1711I spot; $40 121sale 22H Sd
Ter February; $40 IS seller March: Lard
Quiet and weak ut $l2 10 spot; Sl2 l7Hi
al2 20 seller February; Sl2 50 19al2 50 sellt
March. Bulk Meats-Steady and unchaDg
cd. Whisky-steady and in moderate de
mand at 81 0s. tAf
On cali board wheat was strong and
higher; $lal Goal 70 cash; 81 GOAL 62h FEY
ruary. Corn easier ut 4S1sa4SAc cash
4oszc February. Others unchanged.
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Columns, January 2l.-The Republic
can State Executive Committee have de-
cided TO issue call for meeting Of the
State Convention in this city March 20.
MEMPHIS, January GA gin house
and fifty bales Of cotton belonging TO
Enoch EnSley burned to-day. Loss $780,
900; insurance $4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2l.-William
Harlan, only son Of Hon. James Harlan,
ex.Secretary OF the Interior, died here
Wednesday night. >.
A dispatch from Sacramento says that
Assemblyman Wilcox was yesterday held
to answer before the Grand Jury for an
assault on Chronicle reporter; bail $500,
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THE PEARL OF SAvoY.-The Pearl OF
Savoy is a beautiful play and Miss Mitch
ellis rendition OF Marie is charming
piece Of emotional Characterization. The
simple peasant gill in the first act, her
love for her parents, and her sorrow at
being compelled to part with them, her
purity and strength Of character, were
we'll portrayed. The parting scene could
not be more affecting. The lesson SCENE
in the next act was so natural that it
called down the repeated plaudits Of the
audience. Throughout, the semblance Of
nature was so apt that it was not diff.
cult thing to imagine one looked upon the
real Marie. The mad scenes were espe-
cially strong. Marie was indeed dead to
all save her mothers prayer.
Miss Mitchell was more charming than
ever, not having lost one whit Of her old
vivacity and freshness, though this is
near the close Of long season. Her act
ing is in the highest degree romantic.
And though elaborated in the miuutest
details, there is always peculiar dash
and vigor in it, like the fresh atmosphere
OF the story whereof it is part. When
she is on the stage it seems to the auditor
as though the story were transporting be-
fore him for the first and last time.
This afternoon the attraction will be
"FanChon the Cricket" and this evening
Miss Mitchell will close her engagement
in "Littlc Barefoot"
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BIBLE SocIETY.-The annual meeting
of the Wheeling and Ohio County Bible
Society was held last evening in the Lee
ture Room Of the First Presbyterian
Church.
The report OF Mr.. Cranglc, Treasurer,
showed: Balance on hand, at commence.
ment OF year, 1925 so; receipts, SS45 So;
disbursements, 1855 81; balance on hand
at close Of year, Sl94 50.
The report Of Mr., John Baltic, Depos-
itary, showed total sales for the year,
$3.50 90; donations, 81; life members, 81;
Assets Of Depositary-Bibles and Testa-
ments, S464 40; book accounts, 800 10;
book case, SS5-total, S59S 40.
The following named gentlemen were
elected to ill the offices for the ensuing
year:
nresident-Rev. D. W. Fisher.
Vice Observation-Disclosures, John Carlin;
Presbyterian, G. L. Cranmer; Episcopal,
r. G. Bonham; Baptist, NJ. W. Amick;
United Presbyterian, j. ]. Jones; Luth.
eran, L. c. Rockwell;.D Disciples, James A.
Campbell.
Depositary-John Baltic.
Steretary-Wm. H. oxtoby.
qredMrer-R. Crangle.
Auditor-Rev. S. b. Barnitz.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed members Of tho standing com.
mittees named:
Donations-Rey. J. G. Armstrong, John
Bailie and Rev. 8. B. Barnitz.
COllections--Wm. H. oxtoby, John Baiie
and ]. j. Jones.
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svANDALnM.-As a specimen Of Young
American deyiltry, the appearance ofthe
old Third Ward school building stands
pre- eminent. Since last fall the building
has been unoecupied, and the boys Of
that section Of the city amuse themselves
by hurling missiles through tho windows.
We think We are safe in saying that there
areInot a dozen whole panes Of glass in
the entire front Of the building.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January2l.-Cotton- Firm
Mt 12Hc. Flour-Demand fair and markt
firm. Whcat-Quiet at 81 30a1 So. Con-
Steady at 4Sc. oats-Dull at SSa4.t
Rarley-Firm; No. 2 spring 81 10ai i
Rye-Dull at SOC. Pork-Dull at 800 T
Lard-Market easier; Kettle jobbing y
1916. Bulk Meats-Quietat7, IN, lOs
1OKa10Ac. Bacon-Dull at 0, liz, H.
12N12hc. Whisky-Quieta steady, 81 y
HoGs-Quict and firm; common to go%
light 81 0Oa7 10; fair to good packing 81
Z 40; choice heavy nominally 81 45a7 Y,
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, January 81. WOoI7
Slightly improved demand; Ohio, Penng
vNniR and West Virginia Xxx and above y
50c; x 46a4sc; medium 49a51c; coarse "
49c; New York, Michigan and western b.
42a45c; medium 49a54c; coarse 45aiS;
combing washed 5sa65c: combing unwasht:i
Acc; Canada combing Csc; fine unwaShedg
a32c; coarse and medium unwashed SjaSf
tub washed 5Oa57c; extra and merino pulls
40a42c; No. 1 and superhne pulled 4Oa4!6
Texas fineand medium 24a26c; Texas co'i9
01a0Qp ."H
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Two TALES OF WoE.-Going TO Shou
L,at Married LIE Is not Watt Is AlpdyS
Cracked Upto Be.-According to his story,
as told Justice Caldwell, John Browns u
miserable man. Be Unknown, that John
Is a colored man, and Is united in the ho-
" bonds to a woman Of his race, but one
Of quite q .rambunctious temperament.
He l. quite the reverse, being Of docile
and domestic disposition, and poss-
sessed Of as forgiving a spirit us
ever animated the, head Of family.
But, as there must be an end to every
thing, SO John has determined to put u
full stop to the dramatic performances
which have been the rule, and not the ex-
ception, at his mansion. The causes
which led to this determination and pub
lie ventilation OF the trouble are, briefly,
these: Ann-that's the sugar.coated cog.
nomen Of the partner Of Johns good
luck-got on Der high horse about
something last evening, and John
came in for his share Of abuse. She told
him she intended to kill him, and when
he started out for a quiet stroll on the
boulevard, she followed and waited
dornicks toward him. He surmises that
Ann will yet fit him into burial casket
unless this business is stopped by the in.
terposition Of the law.
The.same Justice has also issued his
warrants for the apprehension Of u
darkey with the high sounding name
Of Cassius NJ. Clay Alexander. Cassius
went home in pet last night, and
because the turkey, and oysters, and
coffee, and celery were not to his liking,
and the silverware not artistically dis
posed on the table, clutched his wife
Josephine by the throat, slammed her
upon the floor and hit her in the left eye
with such force that that valuable mem.
Der stuck out IN inch beyond her nose,
and impeded her free locomotion.
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REMEMBER THls.-Now is the time OF
the year for Pneumonia, Lung, Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis-
position to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. :Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighborhood Tor the past two or three
years without single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
60 to your druggists and ask them OF its
wonderful success among their customers:
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicines, just
buy a sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size Bottle 70 cents. Don't neglect a cough
to save rs cents. LOGAN, LIST g. Co,
d&w Wholesale Agents,
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property.

BY yIr.uoo Deed Of Trust made by Frederick
RoSeTS and Montague Rogers, 10 the undersigned
Trustee, dated the 81 day Of March, 1885, and duly
recorded among the land records Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd Book No. e., page !, l will
on
WEDNESDAY, tho lGtli day Of February, 1876,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun-
", West Virginia, commencing At 10 o'clock 4. ~,
proceed 10 sell TO the highest and best bidder the
following described real estAte, that Ia 10 say:
"a part Of the farm sometimes called the Frazier
Farm situated on CaIdWGll'S Run, In Ohio county
West Virginia, and which parcel Of land bounded
as follows, viz Beginning ut stone or oak stump
ri or very near the Huss and Ilelstmer corner, on
the east fine Of sad Frazier iarm thence due north
thIrty-twO poles TO stone or stake; thence south
eighty degrees west O. poles TO stake; thence
south thIrty-Lwo poles to stake o. stonej thence
north 50 degrees cast o. poles TO the beginning, con-
tanning twelve aGes and half, InorU or les with
all the privileges and appurtennnces thGfounto be.
longing. Being the same property that was coti-
vcyed 10 tho aid F. R0EerS and u. ROSer by X.
Frazier and wife, by deed dated tho LIST day of
December, 1906"
TERMS on SALR-Ono- third cash, the balance In
two equal iusiaImenu at six and twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, with security to DO
approved by the Trustee. .,
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
WHxELrN0, ". Va, Jap, y, 1875. lall
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MARTINS FERRY lrEMs.-Thomas Con.
nors, the man that was injured in Hel.
lings coal bank, is still alive, although his
recovery is considered almost impossible.
The Independent Order OF Mechanics
gave u ball in the City Hall last night.
Mr., George X. jenkins returned from
Columbus yesterday.
VIM. Clark who has been serving IN the
grand jury the past few days, returned last
evening. He informs us that fifty.one ill.,
dictments were found by the jury.
The formal re-opening OF the N. Z.
Church will take place tomorrow. The
pastor, Rev. H. 4. Edwards, will be assist.
ed by Rev. Hodgson, Of Bellaire. and Rev.
J. 7. Scott, returned missionary from
India
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The prophet who is such areckless
humbug us to predict cold weather dur
ing the month Of January, 1870, ought
70 DO fined and prevented from doing
further damage to the ice interest. In
the language ofDogberry, "Let him be
opinioned,"
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EAST LIBERTY, january 2l.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day 70 cars of through and lcL
OF yard stocks, or 1858 head, making S,S
head for four days. No business, 50 :;
quotations.
Hoes-Receipts to-day 99s head, mnkis
$50 head for four days. Workers, s. II
Z 40; Philadelphia, 81 50a7 10.
sHEEP-Receipts to-day $500 head, 1aa
Il, 200 head for four days. Common to iiD
S3 7ga4 rs: best, S. 00a6 90,
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HELMBo1Ds BucHu is still in the re-
NTH of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprictors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York., Sole
Agent, d&w
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Tnlnhn

TOLEDO, January 81. = Flour Dig
Wheat-Dull and prices shade lower 4
3white Wabash 81 23JS; No. white M!eaat
gap 81 %; No. 2, 81 10; extra white NICE,
gan held at 81 37]Ia1 So offered; ainG.a
Michigan 81 "a; seller February 81 ~
seller March 81 %; seller April 81 80. Cot5j
Dull and prices shade lower; high m Ihit.
spot 44c; low mixed 4jc; no grade AZ
damaged 4Oc. Oats-unchanged.
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PUBLIC SALE To.DAY.-James c. Her.
vey, auctioneer, will offer for sale ut the
Court House this morning, commencing
at 10 o'clock, the house and lot of Mr.. E
L. Pratt, situated on the west side Of
South Broadway street, Island. The
house iscomplete and new, on lot 60xl2O
feet, commencing on the alley and street,
and the lot joining 60xl20 feet, making in
all 100 feet square. The terms Of sale
will be made known at the sale.
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INCREASE OF sA1ARY.-The ,congrOga-
CATION OF the West Alexander Presbyte-
rian Church recently increaSedthe salary
Of their pastor, Rev. VIM. H. Lester, 5000
per annum. Mr.. L. has been pastor Of
this charge for twenty years, and Is uni
versally esteemed.
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POLICE couRr-Jt.dqs Otanmer.

The following docket was disposed Of
at this court yesterday morning:
George Kamer, for disorderly conduct,
and John Smith, vagrant, were sent to
the city prison for ten days each.
William Forsythe was fined S. and
costs for abusing his family. Execution
was suspended, however, upon defendant
agreeing to leave the city.
Thomas II. Reid was charged with
leaving his cellar door open, so that
Peter Erb fell into the cellar and hurt
himself. The evidence showing that de-
PENDANT left the door open for only few
moments while in the cellar getting out
some goods, the case was dismissed.
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BALTIMORE, January 21.-Flour-steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 WEI
tern red 81 50; Pennsylvania red s. 800
l 40. Confirm; western mixed new
Glhc. 0ats-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Dull but firm ut S0as5c. Hay-Dull and
unchanged. Provisions-Quiet steadyan
unchanged. PorlS-New $2l 00a2l 25. Lari
Unchanged. Butter-Dull and weak Ell
ccpt extras, which were scarce and firm
western extra 25a28c; firsts 22a24c. Petrt
lcum-Very strong; crude Sc; refined he
Cofiee-Quiet and steady; rio cargoes 1914
19Kci jObbing l7a204c. Whisky-Dull Al
81 10
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TIE bill for the worsted that a Chap.
line street woman used in working a dog
on her husbands slippers was brought
into him yesterday, and he remarked to
her that he wasn't going to pay any dollar
and 4 half for any such fixing. "But you
said you wanted dog on them" re-
sponded his wife. $50 l did, madam, SO
/ did. But you might have. made \
darned sight smaller dog"
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Doors AND SHOES AT AUCTION SALE
John o. Pendleton, assignee, will to-day,
at the store OF j. W. Carter: on Union
street, offer for sale large lot Of boots,
shoes, CATERS, etc. The hours Of sale are
s A. NJ, 2P. NJ. and Pm. Customers
can be satisfied by patronizing this sale.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The
following 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. 10, 1876, by Samuel
Nesbitt and wife to Robert Nssbitt, in
trust for Eliza Ncsbitt, wife OF Samuel,
for the east one.half Of the west one-half
Of lot 70 Except s feet of southern side),
in Eoff's addition. Admitted Jan. 10; SIS.
Deed made Dec. %, 1876, by Jos. F.
Updegraf, trustee, to Workingmen's
Building Association, for lot % their en-.
tire interest), Market street, Old Town.
Admitted Jan. 15;. $4,000.
Deed made April13, 1872, ty Methodist
Episcopal Church Of South Wheeling 10
Louis Asmus, for lot No 3 in square %.
Admitted Jan. $500.
Deed made Jan. II, 1876, by Curran
Mendel, guardian for Eugene s. Durrett,
Harry n. Durrett and Mary L. Camp
bell, 10 Sarah Mendel, for the undivided
$3.50 OF lots A and 5 on Main street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. Admitted
Jan. II; S2,325 "a.
Deed made June 90, 1875, by Anthony
Nolte and wife to B. B. Dovener, for the
north one.half Of lot So on Locust street,
Caldwcll's addition. Admitted Jan. II;
S..
Deed made Oct. 8, 1876, by B. B. Dove
ner and wife to Christian Nolte (wife OF
Anthony Nolte), for the north one.half
Of lot Sc, Locust street. Caldwell's addi-
ton. Admitted Jan. II; SIS.
Deed made Jan. ID, 1876, by August
Miller and wife TO Henry. Schultz, Of per-
sonal property in trust for Meme Miller,
wife OF August Miller. Admitted Jan.
II.
Decd made Jan. II, 1876, by J. ".
Carter to John o. Pendleton, OF all his
stock in trade and accounts, to secure the
payment OF all debts and liabilities. Ad-
mitted Jan. II.
Deed made Jan. IS, 1876, by John Crop
TO Samuel Elder, for south one.half OF the
west onc.half OF lot 43 on 10Th street, E.
w. Admitted Jan. Is; 1885.
Deed made May l, 1875, by'Benj. NJ.
List and wife to Harriet A. Trimble, for
lot No. l05 Except 4 feet of the rear end
for an alley), on Sd street, now called
Indiana street, Island. Admitted Jan. 10;
Deed made Oct. 10, 1876, by James
Gray and wife to Henry Herwig, for lot
90 in Trindelphia. Admitted Jan. 10;
$l7O.
Deed made Jan. 10, 1876, by Henry
Voehl and wife to George Hesse, in trust
for Amelia Vohl (wife OF said Henry Of
all household and kitchen furniture and
goods owned by said Henry Voehl. Ad-
mitted Jan. 20; 81.
/ Deed made Jan. 20, 1876, by John Glib
son and wife to Alfred E. Smith, in trust
for Jane Gibson (wife OF said john, for
part OF lot No. 200, Eofr street (about 10
feet 'front.'. Admitted Jan. 20; SIS. {.
Deed made Jan. 90, 1876, by Joseph
Seybold, Commissioner, to Casper Klein,
for north 20 feet OF lot ll5 on west side
of Market Square, Second Ward. Ad-
mittcd Jan. 20; $3.50.
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Now York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, January 2l.-Therc was W. !,
better demand for prints. Cotton seV;% .,p,
limited demand and steady. Corsg IerJy land
and cottonades in moderate oe eI,no,,i
Prints in fair request. Fancy eass''pTs oT
and worstSd coatEngs fairly active. go, I nj
grade Kentucky jeans in better ue'nAH''
Foreign goods dull.
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SATURDAY, JAN. %. 1876.
New Advertisements


English Lutheran Church.
Auction Sale Of Boots and Shoes.
Copartnership. N .,'
Found-Pocket Book.
Information Wanted-To Steamboat
1ien.
Genther's Prepared Food for MOcking
Lace Curtains and tambrcquins-G
fendel, Booth & Co.
China, &c.-J. L. Hobbs, Son \ Co.
Bed',Lounges-A. 4. Morehcad " Co.
Wanted-A Loan.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired.
Watches-Oxtoby 4 Dntlield.
Valentines-C. II. Quimty.
Commissioners Sale. -.
List Of Letters.
Hamilton Opera: Household OF local.
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Settled for Fifty Cents ON the
nOlInr

NEw York, January 21.-The credit
ors OF B. & T. Lawrence, stGtioners, have
agreed upon settlement on n basis Of
fifty cents on the dollar, in five payments,
in six, twelve, eighteen, twenty-four and
thirty months from February 1st, with
out interest. The liabilities OF the firm
are S2S4,1l5; assets, $l5O639.
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Six marriage licenses were Issued by
the Clerk Of the County Court during the
week ending yesterday. Leapyear hoops
them up lively.
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CRY PERSoNALs.-We regret to hear
that Mr.. Henry schmulbach is seriously
i'll.
Mr.. James Atchison, an old resident Of
Wheeling who has been in the West for
some years, is in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Joseph Tolivar, jr, who has been
in Pittsburgh Tor some time past, has re-
turned to the city.
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JUST REcElvFp--A large stock Of Hair
Switches and two, three and bunch Curls,
Frizzes, and other goods in the hair line,
which will be sold cheap.
w. ?. BACIrMAN,
No. l1& Main st.
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JusTIcE KAAMER.-The case Of Chris
tian Schlosser, who was charged with
using abusive language toward John
Meyer, before this Justice, was COM
nromised.
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SECOND HAND PrANos ANp onoAv.--
1927 Market st.

J.W. FERREL has organized in hisstore
a cheap counter and placed over 200
pieces Of Dress Goods omit, at 124 cents
per yard, such as Delanes, Alpacas, hall
Wool Plaids, Silk Grenadines, &C., all to
DO sold at 13cents per yard, to reduce
his stock. -- -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

Iris reported that the Riverside Iron
Works will start up again the frs: OF
next week. The Riverside has been idle
for several weeks, for the purpose Of
taking stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-22

One OF the easiest things to catch, and
ut the same time one OF the most difficult
to get rid Of, is Cough or Cold. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, however, always
proves equal to the emergency. d&w