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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-23

| A Busy PLAox.-If one in taking a
tour Of observation through. our city
were to drop into the establishment Of
McI.ain Brothers, they would naturally
infer, judging from the busy way In
which proprietors, clerks and packers
are constantly employed, that ouk city
was a. most unhealthy one, but a closer
Observation would undeceiye. those, as
they would discover that great number
ofthe orders they were putting up were
for towns and villages surrounding, and
principally for their own preparations
chief among which is their superior
Baking Powder, Pastoral Syrup, Vegeta.
bic Cathartic Pills, Worm Candy, &c,
and many Of the customers being waited
on.are ladies not seeking pills, powders
o. nauseous draughts, but making selec-
tionS from the large and elegant stock Of
perfumery, cosmetics, fancy soaps, &c,
which tllisstore has ever been proverbial
for keeping.
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2 A FACT woRrH KsowMo.-Are you
suffering with Consumption, Coughs, Sc
we're Colds settled on the breast, or any
disease Of the Throat and LungsH II so,
60 to Logan, List & Co.'s and get bottle
Of BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. This
medicine has lately been introduced
from Germany, and is selling on lis own
merits. The people are going wild over
its success, and Druggists all over our
country are writing US Of It's wonderful
cures among their customers. II you
wish 70 Try its superior virtue, get .
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Large size
bottle rs cents. Three doses will relieve
any case. Tryit. eod&w
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CENTENNIAL TEA PARTY.-The Cen
tennial Tea Party given by the young la
dies Of Chapline Street NJ. E. Church last
night was a signal success. The young
ladies were beautifully attired in the cos.
TUNES Of their grandmothers, and by
their grace and loveliness rendered the
occasion very delightful. From early in
the evening until late last night, the lee.
ture room Of the! church. was crowded
with a gay and happy company. The re-
treatment table was digni6ed by the pres
ence Of Gen. Washington himself. The
supper table proper was n bouDtifully
laden one, turkeys, oysters, chicken, ham,
eggs, sardines, etc, being the SUBJ
stantil attractions. The Centennial
art gallery attracted many persons by the
variety OF It's curious things: Old pic.
lures, old coats, old mirrors, porringer
belonging to Rogers the Martyr, n hat
worn dy Lorenzo Dow, etc, etc, amply
graifed the lovers OF antiquarian arti-
Giles. So great was the success last even
ing that the party will be continued to-
night. Supper any time after 8 o'clock.
We advise all to go early, as there is sure
IN ha n crnuI r... ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-23

THEAMERIcAS PEoPLE-No people In
the world suffer as much with dyspepsia
as Americans-and although years Of ex-
perience in medicine have failed to ac-
complain n certain and sure remedy until
Greens August Flower was introduced
for this disease and tseffects; yetso we'll
has this remedy succeeded in every case
TO effect cure, that there isnot drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the August Flower in all cases ofdySpep-
sia and Liver Complaint, CostiSehess,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, and I'll
derangeDents Of the Stomach and Liver.
Go TO Your Druggists, Logan, List & Co..
and gel asampIs bottle for 10 cents and
Try Il. Two doses will relieve any case.
Regular st1e 20 cents. eod6W.
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Head, Ringwonm, Ulcers, Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Sidc and Head, Female Weak
ness, Sterility, Lcucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitici aid Mercurial dis
cases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This Sarsnparillais a combinationof
vegetable Alternatives Stillingia, Man
drake, yellow Dock-with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is tho
most cflicncious medicine yet known
for the diseases II is intended TO cure.
Z Its Ingredients arc so skilfully
combined that The full Alternative
effect of each il assured, and while
il Is SO mild AZ 10 DO harmless even
TO children, it il still SO effectual as
10 purge out from tho system those
impurities aud corruptons which
develop into lOathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys Is derived
from its cures, and tho confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country ref,osc In It proves their
experience ofitsusefulness.
Certificates attesting Its virtues
have accumulated, and arc con-,
stantly being received, and as many
OF these cases arc publicly known,
they. furnish convincing evidence OF
The superiority OF this Sarsaparilla
oyer every other alternative medicine.
So generally il, its supetiority.to any
other medicine known that We need
do no moro than 10 assure the public
that the best qualities It has ever
possessed arc strictly maintained.
PRsPARED my sss
Dr. ]. C. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytiedi chemisti.
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HKIMBoIDs BucHu is still-in the 1e-
NTH Of Its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. It Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feiB. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. rlflr.ftr ! Mo 1r, dkW a
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TE,prRGEcr MEETING Attic FOURTH
srREEr NJ. E. CHuRcH.-The meeting
Of the WomRns Temperanee, League held
in the lecture room Of the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church yesterday afternoon was
largely attended. Mrs. J.nMcR. Kelley,
President Of the League, who presided,
announced the object Of the meeting TO
be the appointment Of Ward Committees
10 further the interests OF the cause. The
business Of these committees, the Presi.
dent stated, would be TO collect money
and distribute Temperance literature;
also TO look after the suffering poor Of
the city.
Messrs. Thos. Hornbrook and John
Mcclure were present and made brief adj
dresses containing valuable suggestions rs
TO how the work could be successfully
carried on. The former offered the ladies
the gratuitous use Of hSllin his block
ON Main street, in which to hold their
meetings, The hall has been newly pa
pered and painted, and otherwise I'M
proved by the proprietor, expressly for
The comfort and convenience Of the tenn
peranee people. Mr.. Hornbrooks gen.
erous offer was accepted with thanks, and
the hall will hereafter be known as the
headquarters Of the Woman's Temper
ance League.
The appointment Of committees was
announced as follows:
Fra Ward-Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Ar.
nett, Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. WA. vii
son, Mrs. C. W. B. Allison.
See5ad Rdrd-Mrs. ]. ]. Jones, Mrs,
John Wagner, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. DR.. ii.
Mccoy, Mn. Woodmansee.
Third Wdrd-Mrs. Geo. johnson, Mrs
]. Mex. Kelley, Mrs. DR.. Hupp, Mrs-
Diekey, Miss Emma Bodley.
Fourth Rard-Mrs. Capt Carlin, Mira
n. T. Adams, Mrs .Donel, Mrs. N. E. Dab
ney, Miss Mary Robertson.
Eta Rard-MiS A. Taylor, Miss
Amanda List Mrs. Henry Hubbard, Mrs
David Cushing.
SiIik RardsMrs. Nelson. Mrs, White
sides, Mrs. ). R. johnson, Mrs. Thomas
Hornbrook, Mrs. Gregg.
!Sereah Rard-Mrs. Judge Cochran,
Miss Lizzie Boyd, Miss E. j: Cecil, Mrs
Thomas Wilson, Mrs. John McLure.
Eiqhh IRdd-Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Mix,
Mrs. J. W. Mccoy, Mrs, DR.. Hazeleit
Mrs. William Holiday.
No further business was transacted,
and the Association adjourned to meet Al
their new hall on Friday week, every
Friday thereafter. .'
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=
,,-I..b Il n 4. NJ, with Captain J. g.
HnSlemAnin command. The k1gon WI "
ocStinue TO rnp In the Wheeling ana
li TSS ssIt Valley passed down at 8 a. N
T ny Carrie Brooks, en- route 70 Zanes-
III V nSs.sd down last night. y ~
VIE M PMSrket Boy will leave for Pitts
burVh at s.A.M. today =. hor,. nv
NE Andes was delayed . ieW n iSs,s M,
eTarEed sheet in hes boiler. sne is '.
Tor Cincinnati dnrlngthe night :,
ii IKE Courier left for ,Parkerso1rg ~
,oon ming the Andes 10 tow as lar ~
'nS The Emma Graham passed up at =. : A. .
NJ. with light trip. - Nav Mar.
The Tempest departed Tor new 'A
tinsyille at 10:30-A..M, sre1 t.oL..
Tbe Star Of the West YESTERDAY pI !. ~, :
,bsft and in consequence will lay on l' w
III F ra,1 steamers Jas. Rees and o'Neal are
F1 nv Express = will leave for ParkersbarS
The men WHO have been working AZ w; lnI
b,rge loaded with stone for the oapi.ol
building succeeded in launching hsF se''
terday. ,o.r.,...-,,hi
p,rrsnuRoH. February 22.-Rlyer 9
feet 10 inches and falling slowly. ,Mt.
ar clear and cold. Arriyed-Market, po ~
from wheeling; Emma Gra9 nam .5 Iron
Cincinnati; Mallie Ragon from Mneei ii,S
Departed-Carrie Brooks Tor zanesYiiei
Market Boy for Wheeling. ne. %
CtycrsSir1, February 22.1kiyer y y
feat y inches and falling. Clear ane
ne, ,,Isss,nt Arriyed-Robert Mitchell ano
r 3 Turner. New Orleans; Glasgow,
Evansville. Departed-Hudson' "n'et
ing; r.h.,,,rv o9-Weathel
| clear: mercury 3O' to so. River S9t ZEE
and falling. Up-Durfee, Arkansas Belle
81 Francis Belle, Geo. Roberts, Johnson
| Liopess No. 2 and Tarascon. Business
light. "a p;.o,.,s
ltionary.. Weather clear and pleasant ns
! Departed-Augusla, for White Riyer
Belle Of Texas, for Arkansas River
Golden Rule, for New Orleans; Common
wealth. for ST. Louis; Illinois, for yieKs
burg: Cons. Millar, for Cincinnati.
C11Ro, February 22;-Arriyed-1: a a
scudder, A. Stevens, Sam Brown, AM
City Of Chester, ST. Louis; Y, M9rgah S y
i v. Shinkle, Cincinnati; City Of vicksoar9
fVieksburg. DeParted-Scudder an w., :
Morgan, New Orleans; A. Stevens, Mem
phis; CITY Of yicksburg, 81. Louis: Rive
40 feet IL inches and rising. Weathe
clear and pleasant. ..af
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nRUsTEE,s SAFE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By lie =
tersyille WOODEN Manufacturing Company " a ~
Of the Directors now In office, 70 the untefsFDii
Trdstee. dated the 5lst day Of January, lsle ~
recorded In the Clerks office Of Tyler county. =
Virginia, in Decd Of Trust Book No. ?, on FasfN
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THE Boorn-owEx wEDDno.-Among
the passengers on the steamer Courier
yesterday were Crawford Booth, Frank
Booth, Fred. Husemen, Ed. Mendel,
Julius Pollock, James B. fancy and lady,
Misses Alice and Belle Mendel, Rev. J. g,
Armstrong, Peter linn and Ed. Mulhe.
man. The party were bound for the
residence Of Capt. John K. Booth, oppo-
size Darlington, Ohio, to be present at
the marriage Of his daughter, Miss May
Booth, to Mr.. VIM. Owen, j., Of Cincin.
natl. Tommy Coekayne's band accom-.
panied the excursionis,s. A large party
Of the friends Of the groom were ex.
pected TO be present from Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-23

.J.w. FERREL has organized in his store
cheap counter and placed over 200
pieces Of Dress Goods omit, at 10y cents
per yard, such rs Delanes, Alpacas, half
Wool Plaids, Silk Grenadines, &C., all to
be sold at u cents per yard, to reduce
hia atnck b. .
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SECOND HAND PIANOS AND oRoAss.-
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CARPExrERs' Tools SroLEN.-The car.
penter shop Of Mr.. Thos. Clark, in
Bridgeport, was broken orenon Sunday
night last, and all his tools stolen. This
Is the second loss that Mr.. Clark has EuE.
tanned Of this kind. he has pretty good
idea who stole the tool, and. The police
are looking up the Thief. =
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The INITIAL Ror.-Now that the city
has added 1000 feet of,gum hose, at 9
cost OF $5120, to that already on hand
we may conclude that, after the satisiac.
tory test Of said hose il has been. care.
fully reeled up aud the military rot has
even now commenced. II all the cities
Of the United States paid as little atten'
ton 10 the preservation oil their fire hose
as does the city Of Wheeling, We imagine
there could not we'll be more profitable
line Of industry than the manufacture oil
hose, whether Of leather or gum. It is a
good thing 10 be provided with an
abundance Of the paraphernalia oil
an efficient ere organization, but
it is a better thing to have these
costly trappings in seryiceable condition,
always available and 10 be depended
upon in time Of emergency. As cor
.ollary, II is highly necessary that steps
should be taken looking 10 the preserya-
ton Of The material which plays so i'm.
portant part in the effectiveness Of our
fire apparatus. Towers and other con-
triyances for the drying Of hose have been
the subject Of much talk in the Council,
and We are not sure but that once or
twice the talk came very near culminat-
ing in something practical; still, how
ever, SO far as we know, the proposition
simply formulated, lies in the bosom Of
some committee which has failed TO
impart the necessary warmth to
stimulate It into active life. Perhaps
said committee on review Of the city
finances has concluded that the munich
pal treasury is not sufficiently inflated to
raise the contemplated towers to the
proper height in The ablue ETHEREAL" TO
render them useful rs we'll as ornamental.
Be that as il may, there are many who,
upon mature reflection, will say that it
might have been u. well 10 haveexpended
the S., 100 IN heerecliUn OF suitable tow
ers for drying the hose We had, rather than
than TO have cunlbered our reels with a
new additionto the rotIing mass.
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JERRY CIEMENs.
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WALL PAPER, 5000 bolts Of new de.
signs, choice quality at 10 cents bolt
and borders TO match at John Roemers
Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Em-
poridm, Centre Wheeling.
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BuRoLARY.-on Monday night the
outer and inner doors OF the Norway
Tack Company's office were forced open
by burglars, and the room ransacked ior
yaluables. A large dent was found on
the handle OF the safe, a desk containing
valuable papers was open, 4 small satchel
was cut, and the drawers OF the main
desk were out. Notwithstanding all this,
however, nothing was missing.
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RgEAwAY on me WHARy.-A team
belonging to the firm OF Parker Bros. be-
came frightened on che wharf about 8
o'clock yesterday morning, IND started off
without adriSer. Several barrels Of veg.
elables IN the wagon were thrown upon
thestreet As The team turned suddenly up
1sth etreet. Mr.. Dennis Meighan, oil the
Boat Store, managed to stop them before
they sueeeeded In doing any further dam
are. ID u .-alLl a -.Ll-l D. j. d
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A HEAVY DRAFT PAIp.-The City
Council recently ordered 1000 feet Of q
inch gum hose, with patent connections,
similar to that used in The Eastern cities.
The Committee on Fire Department
Tested the hose and found It satisfactory.
The hose cost 81 % per foot, making a
total Of 1920. City Receiver Day yes.
tsrday Issued draft in favor Of VIM.
Hare, who furnished the hose, for the
amount Of The bill. -
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acknowledgement.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. %, 1875.


P.W. & Ky. R. r. ti-3s ''-
Martins Capital Restaurant.
Chairs-MOrehead & TO.
Joseph Klapheek, Practical Uehols
tercr.
Wanicd-Energetic Man. 90
Sale Of Bar Fixtures. . Isle
Fresh Fish.
Carolina and LouisiahaiRi
Cheese-;List, Davenport & Parks.
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AccpEsrroA LADY NJ SouIHWHEE1..
ISG.-Ai few days ago Mrs. L. R. Crouch,
who resides on La Belle street South
Wheeling, tripped over some obstacle and
fell and broke one Of her legs Z"
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The Spawn JoHs HixEA.-cAptain
George Laughlin, formerly Of the steam
er Storm, has assumed command OF the
John Hanna, and will run her between
here, the brfckyards and Pittsburgh.
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wHERE are the police Yesterday
morning thief deliberately Wal ked up
10 feed store and swallowed abonthalf
a bale Of hay, and quietly meandered Of;
% IL Wasa cow.ardly act. !, Ea9f
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THE place to go to get good wearing
and fitting shoes. The best stock and
only house in the city that has shoes on
different width Of lasts so that, all kinds
Of feet can be properly fitted. Former
prices considerably reduced at the pop
ular Shoe House Of mi .ss
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TMfRovEMENT OF TIE MoNoNGA,
L lIELA RIVER,

U. < ESGINRER OpPIcE, !
No. ~ WET TnIkp 81,
CINCINNATI, a., EEi. II, 1876.
Seacl ITolnAa >, In duplitaie viii lie received al
this Utier until noon On the s0th day VI March
1876 Tor the COnltrlIcIlOn Of Masonry Dam, and
for the cOnpieinn Of u M-sOnry Lock nj HOar1'I
Rocks, GU the MOnOn,lbels River, ~ miles above
Pittsburgh, and SH miles leOS MorgnntOHn.
APPROXIMATE amount Of Masonry 500 cubic
yanlS Work 10 Be finished by the 18th Of NoVepi-
Der, 1876, stoue already GUARDED.
Specifications sud printed forms for proposals.
will lie Furnished on application To the undersigned.
Requests fur bllnk forms should he endorsed on
the envelope, "Ufheial business
WM. E. MERRILL
fela Major Engineer
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ELEyEs caAScEG-A man living in
ne country short distance back Of
Bridgeport has eleven daughters at
home, There Is a farmhouse where
young men are warmly welcomed and
generously entertained; the gates have
strong hinges; the price OF coal and oil l.
never mentioned and yet the old man
'neecs what makes young men so
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PoucE CoURr-Jsdga 0raamer. His
Honor Judge craumer yesterday morn.
ing disposed Of the following cases:
Michael Mcnamara, John Trainer and
James Ryan, Migrants, were sent to the
city prison for thirty days.
The following disorderly cases were ex.
amlned: Henry Fable, twenty days to
The city prison; Robert Andrews and
John Parks, IS each; Charles Rust, Sl5;
John, Taylor, case dismissed.
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cEALBD PROPOSALS.
crr cLERx.s oTrcE,

WHEELING, W. Va, Feb IS, 1873. !
Sealed Proposals will le received at the Office oil
the City Clefk until Monday, February .. 1916, at
20cloCk N, for tie removal Of oil Kitchen gar
Logs and Onal from within the city limits All
bids must be made sepante for Zach district and 10
on the 18th day Of February, 1871 AL bids shall Be
addressed 10 The Chairman Of the Committee on
Health. fW
fel9 T. A. BRITT, CITY Clerk
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oRRicERs ELEcTED.-Thd Board Of Di.
rectors Of the Odd FellJWE Mutual Aid
Association Of West Virginia met in The
Committee Room on the 2fst and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: James HollingsWorth, President;
Geo. McCulley, Vice President; VIM.
Taylor, Secretary; John I. Jepes, Treas
urer. - 4 ~ 80 4
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Crrr cLERK's oTTIcR, l
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1876. !
Sealed Proposals Willie received AT the office Of
the City Clerk until Monday, FEBRUARY q, 1876 nj
o'clock p. n, for the making and delivering Of all
castings the City Of Wheeling may want ioT one
year. except Water Pipe Sup Cocks and Fire Plug,
BIDS 10 he endorsed Proposals for Castings for the
Cry. and addressed 10 the Chairman Of the Com
@I IeiS GU "''" "''1 +. A. BRITT. City Clerk.
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NOTICE

I oasF Gnndyiey IIland, ono-hAli ni ~, ~ :
Matansras Ohio ior aie: =! Az H. z 'iFoaasi
on the Ohio riTer, In which there q " IN il
Improved land and I65 acres timber 1 Az, St0ai
there u good dwelling and outbulIiLi TrSA
200 bearing Apple Tres, 800 barring ieaen md
one Steam Saw NIL, one pair Bum ,,,vp GrID5
Known on application 20 J. c PARhfiE -Ssi'T
Iisv, Washington county, Ohio
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THERE was no holiday IN the Eighth
Ward school yesterday, although the
birthday Of The immortal George was OBJ
served BY the schools in the other wards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-23

wAm1seros's B1RrHDAY.-Yesterday
being Washington's birthday was q ma
tionSl holiday. There was no business
transacted at the Stale House, at the
Court House or at the City Binding,
during the day. There was consldera'
bic bunting displayed; the day was OBJ:
served more as a holiday than 1t any
time within our recollection. The public
library, the Justices offices and several
stores we're also closed during the day.
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EVERY certificate we publish regarding
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is genuine, and we
will pay reward Of s., 900 to any one
proving the contrary in single case-A.
O.. Mever & Co., Baltimore, Ma. d&w.
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rHERMoMErEn REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
US observed at Silyey's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
s'S4; ~ is :, 'F & 'E s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-23

THENLl City Building Association re.
deemed eightyinnc shares nthe last four
nights. Thirty:four shares were redeemed
in one night, at premnm>of ssh
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MARION CoAL.-R. s.. Radclifi, OF
Marion county, has ipreparedJa six.ioot
block Of coal FOR. exhibition at, the Gem
.tennial, - ~ -
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TIMER PROM LlrrLEroS.-Mr. Wm.
F. Peterson, Of this city, has sent to the
Centennial rooms three specimens Of
timber from Littleton.
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J.w. FERRIES heavy reductions in
prices Of dry goods and carpets are making
things lively, sure, ut the corner Of Main
and 10Th streets,
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CREpIrARtE- = The most creditable
thing we have seen lately, in the way Of
amusementa, Is the procession Of about
twenty boys, on yesterday afternoon,
through our principal streets. The young
ones wore the regulation paper hats and
continental uniform, and were headed by
. martial band. 5EElt ~
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
crrr cLrnK's orEer,

WHEELING, ". Va, Feb IS, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will 10 receivpd At The oibee Of
the City Clerk until Monday, February Is, 1876, nj
O'Clock ,. NJ, for furnishing the City Water
Works Clerks OthcC, Lookup and Hoe Houses
the hank, delivered At the Water Works, and for
one year lightning on the LIST day Of April, 1876,
payments 10 lie made monthly. The contractor 10
pIve bond bnI good security for the fullllmenl Of
the Chnlrart. The bids 10 be endorsed, fOr Coal
for Water Works, and addressed 10 the Chairman
Of live CcnmiIice on Wafer Works.
icly y. A. BRITT, City Clerk.