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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17
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TIE OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ALL THE
STATES, reported by their numerous pa.
irons, fully confirms the popular verdict
that the garments made to order by
MOssrs. Bennett & Co., OF the Celebrated
Tower Hall, Philadelphia, Pa, are suPe-
rior in fabric, style and finish, and lower
in price than Is produced by any Simflar
establishment In America. i In order 10
give the citizens Of Wheeling an oppor-
tunity 10 avail themselves Of the advan-
tages Of their superior clothing and low.
price, sthey have sent their representa-
tive, Mr.. James I. Turner, to the Grant
House, TO remain several days, where he
Ia exhibiting Q large and complete line Of
samples Of the choicest styles OF foreign
and domestic suitings and ovetcoatings,
from which he Is taking orders, for suits
or single garments. Perfect a. and en-
tire satisfaction guaranteed. We recoms
mend all our citizens who appreciate the
best styles, and bottom, Eastern prices, to
cali on Mr.. Turner at once and leave
their orders. He viii Do In his room d
the Grant HOUSE, until 8 An, and from
IL 10 2 and from 5 to 8 p. n. daily for q
few days, ~ --- ~ ~
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PARDoSEp BY THE GOVERNOR
Excellency Gov. Jacob yesterday issued
pardon to Luther McCammick, con.
victed Of grand larcency in the Circuit
Court OF this county last April. Eleven
Of the Jurors who tried the case, the
Prosecuting Attorney, Judge Cranmer
and other citizens Of Wheeling peti,ioned
the Governor to pardon the said Nc.
Cammick. A number Of citizens Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where McCammick
formerly resided, who were declared by
His Excellency Gov. Hayes to be among
the best citizens Of Zanesville, also
petiuoned the Governor. 10 pardon
the said McCammick. The pardon was
granted by the Governor on condition
that McCammick "leave the State within
twenty. -four hours from the time OF his
discharge, and not return thereto, or
come within It's limits at any time until
tho period for which he was sentenced
shall have fully expired; and II he should
be found Within the limits of the State
during said period any conservator Of
the peace shall cause him TO be arrested
and conveyed to the peni,entiary, there
to serve out the residue Of his term as
fully as II this pardon had not been
granted"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

PERSONAL MEsTroN.-Rev. J. A,
Woods services at tho Zane Street
Church commence on Sunday morning
next, instead Of Sunday evening.
Justice OKeefe, who by the way Is an
old pedagogue, spends his evenings al
the Sixth Ward evening school, teaching
young ideas how to shoot.
Mr.. John Seymour and Miss Flora
Robinson, who have been Visiting Capt
Thomas Wilson's family for few weeks
returned to their home in Darlington
Iowa, yesterday. "a
Miss Katie Putnam will appear rs
"Little Eelp and "the Marchionesss In
aThe Old Curiosity Shop on Monday
night. "Tot the Match Girl" will be
produced on Tuesday evening.
Bishop Kahn has returned from tour
through his diocese, L.E..,,sN
Rabbi Meyer has returned from an ex.
tended visit to Baltimore and Philadel.
phia.
John s. Burdett, ex.Treasurer, arrived
In the city yesterday and Is stopping at
the st. James.
Mr.. w. A. Kolhausen, the we'll known
Grafton jeweler, Ia at the St. James.
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Thrown FROM 4 HoRsE-Dr. VIM.
Crncraft, Of Elm Grove, while returning
from a professional visit late WedneS.
day night, was thrown from hia horse and
quite seriously hurt. The, animal was
frightened by lantern, while passing
through Pleasant Valley, and became un-
manageable. The doctor expects to be on
duty in a few days.
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SOME men were speaking on the street
about the Louisiana Returning Board
yesterday, when 4 man standing near
approached and earnestly inquired :
"Phat-if yer goes down 10 Louisiana
and take board wild q man, and foind yer
don't loike II, can yer return ut, sure
now l" They quietly told him that such
was the case, as they thderstood 1t, and
he went off muttering: "och, a quare
State 10 that, an uts no wonder the buddy
plaiee Wint fur ould Hayes, begorriP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

LADlES FOREIGN MISSIONARY SoctErY,
The semi.annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Society was held In
the basement OF the First Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening, Mrs. @
W. B. Allison presiding. There was
quite large attendance, and the exer.
clscs were Of an interesting character.
Miss Ms:H. Hardie, late Of India, deliy.
cred an interesting address, after which
S10S we're subscribed to the mission
cause by those present-S73 Tor foreign
work and the balance for home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

TnEsix cars ordered by the Wheeling
and Elm Grove Railway Company were
brought 10 the city by the steamer Rover
on one Of her barges, and arrived at the
wharf on Wednesday evening. They are
secondhand cars, and were purchased
from a St. Louis company. Being as
good "a new, however, they will be neat.
ly painted and made to look as though
they had never been used.
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HYMgNEAI.-John A. Rhodes. ticket
agent Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
at Bridgeport station, and Miss 14orena
n. Bake, Of Rush Run, Ohio, were mar
ried ut the residence OF the brides father
on Wednesday evening Of last week, and
have since been on an extended wedding
tour East. The Bridgeport boys intend
getting out their serenading implements
"when Johnny comes marching home"
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THE Wheeling ssock.yard Company
organized on Wednesday night by elect.
ing q President and Eve directors. The
capital stock OF the company Is 5000,
twenty per cent OF which will be paid In
at tho start to put the plans into working
order. Tho yards will be built near the
bridge by the old HempGeld depot. ~.
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a BREEzE ON THE HILI.-Yesterday
afternoon Mat. Daily, the vel! known
street car driver, went before the Clerk Of
the Municipal Court and swore out war.
rants against Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Welsh
aud Michael Lally, whom he charged
with disturbing the peace. The parties
reside on the hill back Of Eof street, In
the Second Ward, and on, Wednesday
night INDUCED in q domestic brawl which
disturbed the serenity OF Mr.. Dailys
household. They were arrested, and gave
surety for their appearance this morning
10 anaHar. 49, ~
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River News.

kAANeE NeNDs
The Emma Graham, en- route from
Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati, lis overdue.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at 1880 A. N.
The Hudson will arrive from Clncin,
natl to-day.
The Express will be the Parkerburg
boat this morning. 49,.
Arrangements have been made for the
Pafkersburg packets to hereafter connect
with the Cleveland d Pittsburgh railroad
at Bellaire. -.f
The local packets are running on time,
a. usual. trras
A little more activity Ia noticed about
the wharf, and 1t Is evident that business
has picked up somewhat since the cleo.
tion.
The marks at this point last night in.
dictated 9 feet 8 inches and rising.
II. The steamer Exchange 10 still running
in the Cincinnati and Pomeroy TRADE.
The Cincinnati 6asst.e says: Mr.. james
Seeds and Mr.. Joseph Jacobs, pilots Of
the beacon light steamer Lily, which left
here for Cairo last Wednesday, write
from Cairo as follows: We End few
changes to report. We moved the Salem
light down TO the towhead, and the buoy
on the stone.boat We moved up fifty
yards. The wrecking boat Charlie Hill
Is blasting jackson Rock. We found
all the lights burning nicely. The Ar.
lington Is badly sunk, the water being up
10 her roof. II
lBy Telegaph.l gs
PITTSBURGH, November 16.-River 4
feet 8 inches and about stationary.
Weather cloudy and cool.
LITTLE Rock, November 16,-River
falling; % inches by the gauge.
EVANSVILLE, November 16,-River z
feet and falling slowly. Up-White and
tow, Red Cloud, Hotspur and Dick John.
son. Down-EvanSvllle and Grey Eagle.
Business dull. Weather cloudy.
VIoKsBuRo, November November
cold and cloudy. River stationary. Up
|-Maude Houston. Arriyed-Bse and
barges. -, r g-. ls
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Belle Memphis,
Memphis. Deplrted-Eagle, Keokuk;
Colorado, Vicksburg. River fallen two
inches. Weather cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, November 1G.-Riyer 10
feet and falling. Cloudy and cool. Ar.
rived-Andes, Wheeling; Baum, Mem
phis. Passed up-Rayen and tow from
st. Louis to Ironton; Barnard and tow,
from 81. Louis to Wheeling.
CAIRO, November 16.SArriyed-st.
Geneyieye, St. Louis. Departed-Alice
Smith and Katie Kountz Tor ST. Louis.
River 10 feet and falling. Cloudy and
mild. H. Is
NEW ORLEANS, November l6.-No ar.
rivals. Depatted-C. B. Church, Ohio
river; E. o. stanard, St. Louis; Carondo.
let, 81, Louis. Rainy.
MEMPHIS, November 1G.-River fell /
inch and stands at 10 feet. Cloudy; mer-
curry 460. MaumelIe, Arkansas river;
Grand Tower, St. Louis. Departed
Sherlock, Cincinnati; Chester, ST. Louis.
LouisvrLIE, November 16.-Cool and
clear. Up-None. Down Fanchou,
New Orleans; B. Il. Cooke, Evansville;
GotI, Memphis; Cherokee, New Orleans.
River 5 feet 1oinches in the canal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

HELMBoLDs BuoHu is still IN the ze-
NTH Of It's 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. It 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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BRITT BOAT CLUB BAL1.-The Britt
Boat Club will give their second annual
ball at Turner Hall this evening,
the announcement Of which, we think,
will be sufficient TO attract large crowd
Of tho admirers Of "tho mazy.1 The Britt
boys have tho reputation otEdtting these
things up in the right kind q style. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

TRAssEER oFREAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was I'D,
mitted 70 record in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court yesterdays:
Deed made Aug. 10, 1875, BY James Y,
Chambers, trustee for Rachel R. Cham.
bers, William F. Chambers and Rachel
R. Chambers, his wife, to the Elm Grove
Town hall Association, for . certain
portion Of ground In the town Of Elm
Grove, fronting SO feet on the National
Road, and running back distance Of 80
feet; $500. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

CoRREcrIoa.-In our issue Of yester-
day an error was made In the advertise
ment Of the Wheeling Wagon and Car.
riage Company. They offer for sale from
ninety TO one hundred thousand feet Of
white oak lumber, instead Of ninety TO
one hundred feet Their corrected I'D.
yertiSement will DO found in this issue.
II the lumber Il not sold at private sale
before the 18th inst II will 80 offered at
auction on that day at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
with 4 lot Of buggy bodies, hubs DO.
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TIE Capitol building will not DO on.
tirely Gniahed until next week, when the
eontraetor will turn II over 70 the Cit.
Eens' Committee. Tho. committee will
then tranGier tito tho State authorities.
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TIE couRrs.-CrRcurr CouRT-Judys
Melvin.-The case OF shockey va. Hobbs
ct al. still drag along in this court, and
will not DO finished for some time yet.
Henry NJ. Brent was qualified as adj
miuistrator Of the estate Of Caroline N,
Brent, deceased. ~
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Pol1cR CouRr-Judoe CIanmr.

Only ono case was before His Honor
yesterday morning, viz:
Thomas Kahn, for indecently exposing
his person, was fined S. and costs. Er.
ecution was suspended on defendant
agreeing to leave the city. ~
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CITIZENS Of the Seventh Ward living
in the vicinity Of Virginia street have
petitioned Council to change the grade Of
that street between South Front aud
South Penn streets. It Is claimed that
the present grade prevents the proper
drainage Of the street. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

REpucros OF TELEGRAPH RATES
Below we give . List Of the Offices Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company to
which the tariffs from this point have
been reduced: lH7asa
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TIE Grand Central Hotel, New York,
leads In the popular demand for low
prices. II has reduced It's rates from
81 90 to So so and s. 90 per day. cod
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TIE Wheeling delegates 10 the Grand
Lodge Z. Of p, which met at Parketg.'
burg the frst Of the week, wore expected
home on the steamer Express LAST night
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Ii these reports don't stop pickering
around %, somebody will get to betting on
this election yet and maybe lose their
money. 'feiNI If HNtli
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ADwEL1Iso House TUNBLISG DOws.
Considerable excitement was occa-
stoned on the streets yesterday by the re-
port that dwelling house on 18th street
was tumbling down. An investigation
proved the following facts: Mrs. Lydia
J. Stout liyesi In the west half Of a double
brick two.story house on 18th street, ad.
Joining the Capitol building. Atthe time
the excavations were made Tor the CAPT.
toll building, It became apparent that
Mrs. Stouts house would require more
solid foundation on the west side because
Of the dirt having been dug away from
that quarter. The Citizena' Capitol
Committee suggested to the City Coun-
Gil the propriety Of securing the house
from accident, and the latter instructed
the Street Commissioner to attend to the
matter. Mr.. Leonhart engaged J. j.
Cayanaugh to put the west wall Of the
dwelling house upon tirmer foundation,
and the work was commenced yesterday.
While the workmen were digging on
either side Of the wall 1t suddenly began
to give way, and moved nearly foot out
Of the perpendicular. Anticipating that
the entire building would fall, as
soon as possible Mrs. Stouts house,
hold goods were moved to place
Of safety. The upper end Of the
building IL owned by Mr.. Hill, and
occu pied by Mr.. Frank johnson. This
part, It Is thought, will not be materially
injured, as the west half has separated
from II Immediately in the centre. There
Is an ugly crack, IN some places at least
twelve inches wide, diagonaliy across the
leaning building. There Is no hope Of
saving the building, and 1t Ia thought
that lie walls will fall entirely TO the
ground, although they were still standing
last night. This half Of the building be.
longs 10 Mrs. Stout, and Is valued at
about $500. It is understood that the
city authorities will be held responsible
for the damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

ANEW danger now threatens the Til.
den men, The barbers now propose to
double tho price for shAying them. Long
faces are the cauIe. ~. Nr-m !
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IT Is comforting reflection that there
won't be another such time for four years
at least.
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IT sad 10 see the Democracy hang
around the election bulletin.boards, and
whisper 10 come kind.hearted school
boys: " say, bub, what does 1t read
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

AwEEk ago somebody Is supposed to
have been elected President Of the Uni.
ted States. Who Il was no iellah has yet
found out to his entire satisfaction. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

GENERAL AIlx. WALLACE, the Court
House statesman, was not invited 10 go
10 New Orleans. Whence this savage
aliRht2
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FIFTY pairs Of those tine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up II you want to get
q pair before they are all gone, at
lH L. Y. BLoHD's.
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TIE Masonic Grand Chapter adjourned
last night.
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THE Capitol bell was hoisted 10 It's
place In the tower Of the building yester!
day afternoon.
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THE new clock In the tower Of the
Capitol building was illuminated for the
first time on Wednesday night. e N
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acknowledgement.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1875.
View Advertisements.

For Cincinnati Steamer Hudson.
Looking Glasses q. Mendel, Booth &
Go.
schoefeld's vaporiring Inhaler-Ed-
mund Bookings Pharmacy.
Silver Ware-oxtoby & Duftield.r
A Pound Party at Wesley Chapel.
Reeds Hat Store. ,,.t
Strayed Cattle. sos h.
Admitted by Both Par,ies-Turner &
Dillon.
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TIM thousand yards Of choice new
styles Of dark Plaid Dress Goods at loo,
12lc and $50 per yard. Five hundred
New York, Berlin and Paris made Beaver
Cloth Cloaks, handsomely trimmed, rang.
ing In price from 81 so to $50 apiece.
Please call and examine our stock Of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper,
&C., &c. Nos. 2Ol9 aud 202l Main street.
JOHN RoEMER.
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THg local Democracy haye concluded
not TO distribute the Federal offices At
present,
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The anxiety depicted in the face Of the
man who has be. money on the result Is
painful 10 witness. - '-','
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
rs observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
qAx. I9N. 3P.N. IP.N.
q 49, 70 ~
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SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS Is this
year at NeuhauSen's Assembly Hall.
Every one should see this small centen.
nial Exhibition. Parties wishing to
have something extra should call while
the stock is complete.
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COUNCIL will hold a special meeting
tonight. y
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THE CaiIDREs's HoArE.-Lady can.
yasSers arc now out collecting funds for
the Children's Home, and 1t Is to be hoped
will succeed In raising q sufficient sum
10 relieve the Home Of its present imam
cial embarrassment No canvass has
been made and no collections taken since
June, 1876, and Il 10 reasonable TO expect
that the present Indebtedness Of 81 900
will be promptly paid by the many friends
Of the Institution. An effort for an en-:
dowment Of $4,000 was made, and
$40 900 subscribed on condition that the
whole $4,000 be raised, but as those
having the matter in charge failed 10 raise
The entire amount, only $500 has been
paid into the fund. The $1,000 have
been contributed as follows, without re-
gard 10 the whole amount raised; Henry
Wallace, $1,000; W. B. Simpson, 81 Wy;
o. G. Dewey, $500; Robert Gibson, SSVO.
It is hoped the other gentlemen VINO
have subscribed conditionally Will taink
we'll Of doing az Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. simp;;
son, Mr.. Dewey and MI. S ssS IN and
thus give the Home start OF lO'OOo en-
doVment. The Committee on Sanitary
Fair Money have never decided upon the
anbeal III tho managers Of the Home,
t6on9h every soldier in the city fayors
The transfer OF that sum TO the Home.
Should they secure that 81 500 they have
pledges TO add to 1t S22500, counting
what they now have, thus placing the
Home on permanent foundation. What
Is wanted now Is for every one who may
DO asked to contribute something to re-
lieye immediate wants.
The Home from October 81, 1875, TO
October 81, 1875, has had the care Of 20
children, and has placed 10 Of that
number in good families. The cost
Of maintaining q child is about
$50 per year. All the workings OF
the Home and all its accounts and all It's
Affairs are always open to.the inspection
Of, It's contributors. II Is the only re-
fotmatory in West Virginia taking both
boys and girls. Its entirely unsectarian
and undenominational, and managed by
such citizens as Benjamin Davenport,
Henry Wallace, D. @. List, L. G. stifel, W,
B. Simpson, John L. Hobbs, g. L. Cram
ner, and W. E. Hughes. The sanitary
condition Of the Home and all It's internal
management are. not excelled by any In
Stitution In the land. Ia ''h ~ ''1'
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MEN's WARRIOR the cheapest boots
and shoes in the city 60 to
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ASunBRR Of delegates TO the Masonic
Grand Lodge returned to their homes
yesterday. ~ 6. Hti DIE ts3'il.
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PREPARE for Winter. Get new corn.
pepper.
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TIE lookup was empty at 10 o'clock
last night.
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HuR sALE-A choice buIldlug lot on 18th st.,
II Just above Eot, part Of the ground upon which
iormafIy sLOo1 the SAMUEL LAuShlin residence, 10
for aAls. IL Is u desirSblo property. The house
naioluing Is also for ale.
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TIE Board Of Directors Of the P. W.&
Ky. Railroad Company will meet at the
CommissionerS' room, In the Court
House, this morning At 10 o'clock.
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New stock Just opening, at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

A HANDSOME embroidered Corset for
81, at sPEYER BROS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

oxE marriage license was issued yes.
terday by County Clerk Woods.