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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-19

Ma listku stale; ,Rocambolo jdo dc
'Bongivalu, neztracim no 8 oci. Cekam
vas co nejdffve ma silnici naproti stroll '
Marty. Zbran nebude snad zbytecna.'
Go posluha special listkeEi, sledova
zatim Leon ROLAND stale Rocambola, ma
jal 81 rovnez take fiakra rozkazal koci
mu, aby neztracel s oci fiakra pred MIN
jedouciho.
Teprv6 Reuilu seskocil vozu hnal
Sc dale pesky CO nohy stacily. Zatin,
nez Rocamboldy fakr doiel do Bongiva-
In, setmelo SO velice.
Tu nezbeda utiniv tax jake Leon, Sc
skocil vozu, ale neposlal no zpet, nfbrz
kazal mu, ably nan pockal.
Leon jei sledoval stale.
Rocambolo bral Sc jedinou ulici, KITE
raz vede se slnice kc kostelu, odtud "a
bocil postranni stezko2a potom hlubokym
dvozem ktajemne vile, nizto byly
skryty Johanka Ceriska.
Leon nepfestavaie no sledovati Sci "a
MIN al k vile. tE$ &s
Jskesi tuseni mu pravilo, ze Jest Ce-
riska zde. Tu no ma stesti napadla do
bra myslenka; zpomnel 81, ze vejiti do
Willy nebylo by MONA mic jineho, nez
padnonti do rukou nepfatel6m, nacez by
remohl dati Armandovi zadnych zprav
Zastavil SO fekl 81, snad ze Rocambo-
10 opet vyjde.
| skryl SO cesty otevfel 81 velky
ndz, takze vypadal jako dyka, nebot byl
na mem pfidelan obroucek medeny, KITE
rymz mohlo Sc zabranit, ably Sc 6epelka
neTavfela.
Cekal tise okem bedlivym hledH do
temnot nocnich; minula hodina, oval
Sc sramot.
Byla to postranni vratka Willy, kteraz
Sc otev fela. Leon ROLAND ami sebou ne
hnul.
Rocambclo vysel dal Sc touz cestou,
kudy byl pied chvili pfisel.
Tu Leon nahle vyskocil, vrhl Sc ma n6i,
sevfel no svaloHityma pazema nasadil
mu n1z hrdlu.
Rocambolo chtel SO mu vymknout
volat pomoc. Ale ucitil studeny cepel
ma krku, Leon fekl mu chladne:
,Hlesnesli jen slovickem, zabiiu t6 iako
psaP
Delnik, maje silu neoby5ejnou, porazil
vyrostka pod sebe klekl mu ma prsa,
nacez mu sdelal krku satek zacpal
mu 1sta. PAX wal svuj satek svazal
mu Jim pevne ruce. TAX svazaneho wal
ma zada obratil SO MIN k silnici, kamz
mel pfiieti pan Kergazu, iak mu byl ma
listek napsal.
Leon soudil, ze hrabe obdrzev listek
honem odjel ze maje vyborne kone jiz
jest pred chvilkou ma urcenem mist6.
Nemylil Sc.
kocar stal nedaleko stroje, jehoz hrce-
nj pfehlusovalo kazdy jiny hluk, Leon
spatfiv jej beze svetel nepochyboval, ze
patti hrabeti.
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Tx.

Nezli dale pokrocime, vylozimo, jak
se stale toto setkani Rocambolovi nanei-
vys nepfijemnc.
Hrabe Armand Kergazu zane ,hal
Leona Rollanda PafiH, ably pokracoval
patrani, Lam sir William ODE divky "a
vezl. %
Leon Jbloudil nekolik noci po sobe v
okoif krcmy, doufaje stale, ze setka Sc
bud vdovou Fripartovou anebo Ro-
cambolem.
Nadsje jej sklamala.
Rocambolo Sc ne okazoval.
tn pax prave onoho dne a tn chvili,
kdys sir William pfijel do Pafize, vratil
se Armand Kergazu, jenz uslysev 0
nahlem odjezdu baronneto7u jat byl
xvAstni desnou pfedtnchou, yratil Sc, jak
praveno, do hotelu sveho v ulici Culture
Sainte- Catherine.
Hrabe strhal ma ceste pet para koni, a
ackoi hyl sir William pet hodin pied
MIN, sledoval jej bez ustani maje mem
pfi kazde postovni pfepfazce move zpra-
Wy neztfatl stopu jeho, al u barriery En-
feIske.
Assak byl pfesvedcen, ze Sc sir Wilt
am zastavi ' ulici Beauion. Leon ocekf
val hrabate hoteln.
Ma rozkaz hrabete kvapil delnik ns
pole siysejske skryl sc okolt maleht
hotelu baronnetova.
Leon spatfil nenadale postovni v6'
ieste cely Eessty zapraseny.
Potom sidel, kterak yychazi hotelu
Rocambelo, sledoval no. NiCema bra
SO silnici poll elysejskych, Sci pies ma
m9sti brany vitezne, kdez 81 wal fiakra I
pravi keIkocimu:
,Dovez mne do Bongivalu.'
Leon sel stale "a MIN slysel slova ia
to zcela zfetelne, nacez vynal kapsy "a.
pisni knizecku, vytrhl 2 nj stranku papi
ru, ma nizto napsal naspech tuzkous sn'
kolens. nekolik sloysa poslal il po poslu
howl do hotelu Kergazova.
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Move tajlOSti PaiizSk6.
od
PONS0NA 9ERRAIL.
q. .framcousk6ho pfoloSI X. A.
I 7 TAJEMNE DEDlCTvr.

, .tramcot8k6ho pfoloSN X. A.


Sir William mel tvaf jaksi starostlivor
anszzuton; sneDot aekoli nebyl clovek
jenz Sc da snadno poraziti sebe prudsfu
razem, nemohl pfedce opanovatia pfemo
ci jakousi trpkost hloubi duse sve, kite.
= raz.se Gasem obra2ela tyafi ieho.
n ! Nebyl to jiz muz chladnesti britanske
iehoz lice nikdy nevyzradilo sebe mensi
hnuti tainostech dusevnich. Usklebek
klidnf 1smev, jenz obycejne hraval ma
rtech jeho, zmizei.
Byl clovsk zmeneny.
Temny Ear leskl Sc ocich jeho ner-
vosni bledost pokryvala Cello.
,Ho, her myslil si Rocambolo, iemuz
mic neuslo, GO pax selhalo million jest
ten tamD
Bsronnet fekl suse:
,Jsou tam dosudP - ,Dosud kapitane.
Beaupreau oelehcil 81 hlubokfm vide.
chem.S
,Hle, tchane,' pravil k nemu baronnet,
,nepfisli isme alespon o vsecko.'
Ma to dal sir William Rocambolovi no
va nafizeni postal no do Bongivalu pfi-
pravit unos utok, jichz mela byti Ceris-
ka obeti a jez snad cekaly take ma 10.
hanku.
Rocambolo opustil baronneta paua y
Beaupreau, ktefi SO usadili V hotelu u.
lici Beaujon eekali, az by nastala noe,
a kvapil do Bongivalu vykonat rozkazy,
jezIbylprave dostal. Jiz tyden cinil nj
cema tuto cestu kazdeho dne nikdy ne.
potkal podezfeleho Cloveka ma stezce, KITE
raz Sc zatacela Bongivalu do m6sta.
Jako vzdycky byla tentokrat costa
osamotnela a opustena, ale kdyz Sc vra-
Gel, byla jiz noe tina velika.
,Teto noci,' pravil k sob6 Rocambolo,
,d6jou SO kajiste veci pekn6 We mest6, ale
co ma tom - kapitan vyhlizi jake zafeza.
ny, mne SO zda, re je po mi!ione. ID.
Ha, zarazil Sc nahle, jestlize mne osidi :
jes.aize tech dvacet tisic frankd. .. u
dabtas nemohl bych je dostat cd hrabste,
kdybych mu fekl d6vcatechl'
TAX rozumoval Rocambolo, kdyz SO
nahle pied MIN objevil stin zaskocil mu
cestu.
,Kdo jest tuF tazal Sc nezbeda, kteryz
pro lepsi jistotu hledal kapse ndz.
Ale stin nc odpovidal; medal mu kdy
ami k rozmysleni ami k oteyfeni noze, ny
brz skokem vrhl SO ma n6j, Rocambolo
videl Sc sevfena silnou pazi, temny pax
hlas oval Sc uchu jeho:
,Ha nam te, ulaly lupici, mann te ko.
necne, tenkrat budes mluvitl. ...
A Rocambolo, stale jeste chteje otevfit
ndz, ucitl nahle ma hrdle neco studeneho
q ostreho.
Cepel dykyI
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Go mann mluvitp
,Chci, abys fekl, kde jest CeriskaT
,Nevim.'
,Kde jest Johankap tazal Sc hrabe,
jenz dosud nepromluvil ami slova.
,Nevim.'
Rocambolo ucitil ma krku pichnuti no
zom Leonovym.
,Nevinl,' fekl znova.
Dokonceni.)
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q Hugo Hensch
Vyzivna mOuka dGtSka
t6z pro
neduZiv6 a ZOtavuiici Sc
rovnez dcinkuje vyborne proti
neduh6m letnim.

Ctete nas'l e d ujicf
odporuceni vynikajicich lekafd
tohoto a jinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensch-e moueku vybornJm dsp6-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym svedomim
ii odporuciti m1zeme obecenstvu. s.
Gust. G. Z. Weber, NJ. d. Cleveland, D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13
OUR moUNDSvlLLE LETTER,
MouNpsyILIE, january II.

MouNDsvILIE, January II.
Editors IntClliscnccF;
just now things are not as lively, in a
business way, as they were during the
pretty weather, but still we all feel per-
iecliy satisfied that winter has come,even
II 1t is a little severe. We may now ex.
shine.
Our County Court has been in session
since Monday morning, but as yet am
not apprised OF what ia being done. |
only know that a grand jury has been
summoned md has been hard ut work.
The usual number Of indictments for the
selling Of whisky without license will no
doubt be found. Some may be punished
Tor this violation Of the law; but alter all
sdone that can be done the traffic will go
99nas usual taking the hard earned dimes
from those who are least able to do With
out them.
A very sad accident has happened in
our midst. Mr.. James Sommeryille, Of
lhegpper ward, went to his work as usual
Oh Saturday last, He was engaged In
quSrrylng limestone some distance below
STGwn, Not coming home in the evening,
ms vile supposed he had gone down the
nter on the boat with his son, who had
,sls home the same morning. His son re.
tsutned yesterday, and finding that his
!AIner had not been seen since he left he
.sn' immediately in search Of him. He
'Ouna his coat and part Of his tools. The
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A CATHOLIC on THE SCHOOL QUESTION
-o,Brisn, Of Maryland, a Democrat and
Catholic, propose, to support Blainc's
proposed amendment to the Constitution
in regard to schools, with tho following
amendment:
No State shall make any law respecting
an establishment OF religion or prohibit
ing the full exercise thereof, ind no min
lister or preacher OF the Gospel Of any re.
ligious creed or denomination shall hold
any office Of trnst or emolument under
the United States or any State.
SEC. 9. No money raised by taxation
in any State for the support OF public
schools, or derived from any public fund
therefor nor any public lands devoted
thereto, shall be under the control OF any
religious sect, nor shall any money 30
raised, nor lands so devoted, be divided
between religious sects or denominations,
nor shall any minister or preacher Of the
Gospel, nor Of any religious creed or de-
nomination, hold any office in connection
with the public schools in any State, nor
be eligible to any position OF trust or en-
olument in connection with any institu.
ton which shall be supportedin whole or
in part form any public funds.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 2.-Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Steady; No. Chicago spring 9S34c;
spot; 81 20 seller February; 999<c seller
March; 81 90 seller May; No. 8, SOC; rejected
81 l11a6Sc. Corn Steady with fur dc.
mand; high mixed 43Ac spor 1850 seller
February. Oats-Quiet and firm; No. 9,
SOAc spot; 3ONc seller February. Barley
Dull at S3Hc spot; Soc january. Rye
Steady at 6Sa6S11c. Pork-Quietand steady
atsl9 2Oa1s IS spot; $40 50 seller February.
Lard-Demand fair and market firm at
Sl9 80 spot; $l2 S7Hal2 40 February
$l2 52!ai9 IS March. Bulk MeAts-Qurt
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet Mt 81 0S.
On call board wheat was strong and
higher ut 81 90 cash, 90Na99Tc February,
81 so March. Oats firm and nc higher
Pork easier at $40 So February. Lard dull
ut Sl2 35al2 S7H February.
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BELLAIRE LocAIs.-Kavanaugh the
yard.clcrk, who was bound over 10 appear
ut the Common Pleas Court n few days
ago, on'a charge Of burglarzing car be-
longing to the B. & o. Co., and stealing
therefrom a quantity OF butter, was yes
terday rearrested on the same charge,
but for prior oifense, and in default OF
the required additional bail, was commit
cd to Jail. The butter which it is alleg.
ed was stolen at this ;imewas sold TO Gill
& Walker, the grocers, who suspected
some irrregularity TO the business when
the arrest was made for the second theft,
and investigation led to the second arrest.
Kavanaugh had always been held in the
highest esteem by his fellow employees,
and by the local officials OF the road.
Hon. A. @. Ranage, OF Jacobsbnrgh,
former member OF the Ohio Legislature
from this county, was in town yesterday.
Arrangements having finally been COM
pleted, the high school will begin active
operations to-day. Mr.. Noble, the teacher
employed, arrived yesterday morning.
The Social, supper and hop" at Cen
trail Hall Tuesday night was not alto.
gether a grand success. Only about
half a dozen ladies were present.
Services were held at the Disciples
church yesterday afternoon. The meet.
ings at the Methodist, Presbyterian and
Disciples churches continue nightly, and
the interest is undiminished. It is
thought that many additions will be
made to the different churches.
Workmen have been engaged in clear.
ing away the wreck OF five freight cars
that jun ped from the track into the creek
Just west Of here few days ago.
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New YoRK, January -Cotton-Dull
at l3HaI3 9.l6c. Flour-Firm; supcrtine
western and State 81 25a4 65; common to
good 81 90a5 So; good to choice S. G5aG %;
white wheat extra s. 95a7 70; extra Ohio
81 9Oa6 %; st. Louis So OOa9 co. Rye Flour
STEADY nc 81 25a5 10. Corn Meal-Quet
and unchanged. Wheat-Good export and
fair milling demand; rejected spring 94c;
No. 8 ungraded 81 15al 90; No. l spring
81 32al SO; No Chicago nominally ST 23a
%; No. in store 81 O7al Oh; No. .
Minnesota 81 24a1 %. 4tye-Firm at SSa
DOC. Barley and Mult-Quiet and steady.
Corn-Stcady; mixed unsOund 5SHc; do
no grade 5Stc low mixed G6c. Oats
Steady; No. 2 State 4la4sc; white. 46a52c.
Hay Unchanged. Hops = Unchanged.
Cofee-Quiet at 1870. Sugar-Firm; fair to
good refining SasAc; prime S9Sc. Molasscs
and Rice-Unchanged. Whisky-Firm Mt
SILK.
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PHILADELPHIA, January l2.-Petrolcum
Firm refined 132a14c; crude 10Aailc.
Seeds-Clovcr 11I9al2Xc. FlOur-Firm;
fancy grades $7aS SO. Whcat-Firm; Penn
sylvania red 81 37a1 30; western do 81 lin
20; amber 81 42;.white 81 42al 4S. Corn
yellow 56a63c. 0ats--S cady white Asa
4sc; mixed He. Pork 81 5Ua22 90. Lard
-l3alSHc. Butter-Firm: New York aud
Bradford county extra S2a34c; frsts 2SaS0c;
western extra 2Sa29c; firsts 25a26c. Chets'
Quiet; New York l2Aal3A. Eggs
Steady; Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware fresh 29aSlc. Whissy-Demand
fair and market firm ut 81 IL.
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CINCINNATI, January 12-Cotton-Dull
at l2sSc. Flour-Dull. Wheat-Dull at
81 35al 40. Corn-Steady-at 45a46c. Oats
Firm at 35a49c. Barley-Fin and I'm.
changed. Rye-Quiet and firm at 7Sc. Pork
Dull at SO 95a20 90 spot. Lard-Steady;
steam TX; kettle 13al3Hc. Bulk Meats
Quiet at 7a10Isallc, all loose. Bacon
Steady at 9Aal2alSc. Whisky Quiet at
Sl0s.
HoGs-ModGratcly active; common 10
good light s7a7 10; fair TO good $7a7 10;
choice heavy 81 40a7 As.
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NEW YORK, January l9.-Busincss con.
tinucs dull with commission houses aud
jobbcrS. Foreign goods quiet Cotton
goods sluggish and unchanged. Plaid
prints in limited demand. Shirtlngs less
active. New styles Of Pacific percaIes and
cambrics are opened byagOnts. Gingham'
more active in agents hands. Wooden
goods inactive but steady.
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tools were partly buried, and it was evil
dent his father was under the great bank
Of earth that hadfallen down. This morn
ing q party went down by daylight where
they found bis remains where they had
been, no doubt, since Saturday morning
The entire community feel the shock,
and the bereavCd family have the Sympa'
thies Of all. lie leaves vile and large
family. ,,,.,..
40 often forgotten, that in the midst Of life
we are in death. y.
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Wheeling Live stock MARKET.

WHEELING, January 19.-The follow.
ing are the arrivals at the hriStman House
yards during the past week, aud the prices
paid for the same:
HoGs-2G5 head; sold at Gaze per b.
CATTLE-li5 head; sold at 3a5c per ID.
CALvEs-l0 head; sold ut $iaS per head.
SuREP-3 head; sold at Axe per ID.
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BALTIMORE, January l2.-Flour-Firm;
western family S50OaG 90 other unchanged
wheat - Firm and unchanged, Corn
Firm; western mixed Csc. Oats-Firm and
unchanged. Rye-Steady Mt 7SaS2c. Pork
Firm at $2ll0 Lard Dull at l3Ha
13Aq. Buttrr-In fnir demand; western
extra 26a!7c; first 24a25c. Petroleum-Dulli
crude SIC; refined 1916. CoGee-Firm'
or; rio cargoos lG4al9Hc. Whisky-Firm
ut SIllH.
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T'OleuO.

TOLEDO, January l2.-FIour-ouiet and
unchanged. Wheat Firm; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 2S1S; No. ] white Michigan
81 261G; No. . do 81 Is; extra do 81 ssh;
old 81 10; amber spot and seller january
9OXc. COrn-Dull; high mixed 47c; seller
January 4Oc, old 6Ic; low mixed 461zc; no
grade 45c; damaged Ale. oats-Quiet and
unchanged.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stocks.

New YORK, January 12.-MoNEY-
OK per cent. Prime mercantile paper 0 19aS
per cent. Custom receipts SILICON The
Assistant Treasurer discussed $I25,O0O.
Clcarrngs 49,, 100000.
GoLD-Opened and closed ut 1919, with
sales In the interim at ll2%. The rates
paid for carrying were 7aGu5 IGa5a6H aud 3
per cent. Loans lAt.
RSNgSTS-Eirm.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-In good demand.
STATE ECURIrIES-St-ady,

STOCKS - Irregular but in the main
strong, with Northwest, St. Paul and Lake
Shore as the features. The transactions at
the Stock Exchange aggregated lOSOOO
shares, Of which $4,000 were PaciGc MALL
1900 Western Union, 100 Northwestern,
ii, 1000 st. Paul and 10000 Lake Shore.
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INSURANCE.
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY,
orrlcx pEApoDr INSURANCE Co.,

OPPtCK PEABODY INSURANCE Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, April 2, 1878. !
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
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Its 1nexpIred fire business has been rcinsured BY
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, w.
Va, as shown by the Resolution and Certificate an
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PITTSBURGH, January l2.-Petroleum--
Quiet and steady; crude 81 9?H at Park
ers; refined 1SS<c, Philadelphia delivery.
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TIE Andes had the Pomeroy band on
board on her last trip up. While stop
ping here they discoursed some excellent
mnsic.-Hunlinqton CUnlmercia.
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FINANCIAL.
Joux K. BoTyoRp, Preit Gro. ADAMs, v. Prest.
MAJ CHANDLER, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.

rlhoI NAIlONAL bANh VI hhbhLlNu'
Capta........................ 900
This Bank Is organized and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In ali It's details.
1t succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same ahRrrholderj and Is under the
same management
By carefully regarding the Interested its Cores:
poudents and Deposition, and by q prompt and
faithful execuuQpoi their Wishes, II hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout tho
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at dght 10
cciyed from hanks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and Individuals
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS!
John K. BotSiOrd, WIN. D. Simpson.
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
George Adams, John /. Hobbs,
Geo. W. FranEhcim, u. G. Dewey.
Henry NJ. Harper, niy2i-d4W
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NOs . and s Daily. No, Daily "l,tI sunday.
East bound trains make connections al pAIll.4Vrt
With trains iof Philadelphih, New York aud Boston.
At Washington City, fol ali points south
WGstbOund tr,iini make direct connection Tor ali
points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace CaIs on all nieht tTGlnh
Sleeping car on No. . from Wheeling to Chicago
WHEELING, PlTTs'G AND BALI. Division.
$40, RAn-LEAvs wEsr-LA4vEs
'Wheeliny daily "wAshingtUn, Ia.
4. N. daily Ai.......6:IO y. IN
"Whealing daily sWGsilnstOn, Pa.
at....,.......-l.2Sp p. IN. dali! at.......l q pm
Except sunday. 'BTcvp Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points tan b. procured at
the Ticket 0fc6 At the Depot
Ihos. 4. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation
r. 7. DEvRIEs, General Agent, W6ttllng.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13
THIRD DISTRICT.

Couaiss.-Boone, Braxton, Cabcll, Clay,
Fayette, Grccnbricr, Jackson, Kanawha,
Lincoln, Logan, Mason, Mercer, Monroe,
Mcdowell, Nicholas, Putnam, Raleigh,
Roane, Summers, Wayne and Wyoming.
FRANK HEEEFoRD, OF Union, was born
in Fauquier county, Virginia, July 4,
1925; graduated in 1916; studied law and
practices his profession; was District A.
torney Of Sacramento county, California,
from October, 1855, to October, 1857; was
elected to the Forty.second and Forty
third Congresses, and was reelected to
the Forty. fourth Congress as a Demo.
crat, receiving 1854 votes against 7,745
votes for Witcher, Republican.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-13

Nus. l, =, land 10 run daily TO aud from Cincin.
natl AL Otlier trains Daily, except Sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-11
A Novel Party ON Titth Avenue.

ICor, Buffalo Commercial AdTeTtiserl
"A very curious party was given here
the other evening by aiwoman who has
become quite celebrated for her deter
mined and persistent efforts to get into
good society. She was originally cham;
bermaid in q Boston hotel, and married
the son Of well.known New Yorker IN
1869. The marriage created q great
scandal, Of course. They went to Europe
and the young gentleman's wealth and
propensities soon brought them into
notice. The ex.chambermaid 70 pretty,
has sh,attering OF education and
refinement and considerable Irish cley-
erpcss. Two years ago they came back
10 New York, to the annoyance OF the
Young gentleman's relatives, and forth
with established themselves on the Fifth
avenue. Then came q series OF grand
parties. Tho most distinguished Of our
Citizens, their wives and Daughters, were
invited, but, OF course, didn't go. But
many Of the fashionable rabble went,
glad to eat, drink and make merry at 9TH
or peoples expense, Last week this fun
ny couple gave party, and each and ev'
cry lady who was. present received o
handsome article Of jewclry. This is the
most, novel bid for social fame and popu'
larity ever heard Of. In view ofthe pre-
yalent hard times, this style Of entertain
ment must become very fashionable.