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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30

Read AND LEARN FOR YouRsFrF.-i
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
full knowledge is kept fromsthe. world, be-
cause OF the immsnse expense in making
them known to the people. This is not
the case with BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP,
although but a few years introduced into
this country It's sale now reaches in every
town and villagein the United States. 1ts
wonderful success in curing Consunp,
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9TH
er diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 400, 900 bottles
10 tho afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug.
gists. No such a test Of merit was ever
given before to any other preparation.
Gould you ask more? Got your Drug
gist and get a bottle for IS cents and Try
Il. Sample bottles 10 cents, Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co. eod&w
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The SECOND PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH
SCHOOL CELEBRATION. The Second Pres
byterian Church Sabbath School held
their celebration last night in the lecture
room OF the church. Although the snow
prevented many persons from going out,
the room was we'll filed with children,
parents and friends, the scholars being
about 1856 in number. After singing
"Coms to the Savior" the duet being
sung by Miss Jennie Hupp and Mrs.
Mcllwaine, Rev. D. W. Fisher, D. D., led
in prayer, followed by singing "Pnll for
the Shore" the solo being swee,ly sung
by Mamie McTlwaine. The pastor, Rev.
J. D. Moifat, then made a shor. but
very interesting address, after which the
infant class sang 1.-THE Precious Jewels"
An intermission Of half an hour was Ell.
jcyed In a way only children can, after
which the singing OF "Hold the Fort"
concluded the exercises. Each scholar
on going out received a pretty box filled
with goodies" having with tia hand
some chrome Scripture text. Altogether
u most enjoyable evening was had, and
the children especially enjoyed the good
time prepared for them by the officers
and friends Of the school.
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OPERA HousE.-Mrs. Chanfrau appear
ed last night before another large audi.
ence, composed Of the very best class Of
our people. Mr.. Tayleure's new. emotion
al play, "Was She Right?' was present
ed in the most artistic manner by the
company supporting Mrs. Chanirau,
which is one Of the finest In the
country. There Is much In the play
Of "Was She Right" to interest
the mind and affect the feelings, present.
ing some Of the most exciting and effect
i've scenes Of melodrama. II contains
some excellent contrasts Of character and
some.uncommonIy bright and pointed
writing, and is full Of dramatic force and
feeling iigisWgB l0sEz,F isrSf
OF Mrs. Chauirau's acting IL Is needless
to speak In detail. We have naught to
say but praise. The lady's friends and
admirers gave her a cordial reception
upon the occasion OF her second appear.
ance here this season. The cast was well
filled, and all rendered their parts TO the
satisfaction OF the audience. A matinee
will be given this afternoon, and the en-.
gagement will close with Jealousy to.
night. a.
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River News.

CAIRO, December 2O.--Riyer fool 9
inches and stationary. Noarrivala or de-
MEMPHIS, Dec. 29.-Tae river is STA.
tionary. One foot Of snow fell here dur.
Ing yesterday and last night; now clear.
CISc1NNATI, December 29.-Riyer I'm.
changed. Steady fall OF snow from 8
A. NJ. until or. NJ; about 8 inches has
fallen.
LITTLE LOCK, December 29.-The cold
est OF the season; inches Of snow on the
ground. River frozen over above the
railroad bridge; first time since 1873.
EVANSVILLE, December 90 River
rising lightly. Mercury 81 to 26.' Riy-
er 0 7.l0 feet from backwater by the
gauge. From below-Maggio Smith,
Henderson, and return; Hot Spur, from
Green river, arc the only movements.
The channel Ia closed now and the river
above the dyke; the embargo Ia complete.
All well in the Green river harbor.
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CHICAGO, December O.-FlOur-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat.-Active, firm and
and higher; No. Chicago spring 81 25}za
25s4 cnSh; 81 2GH January; 81 21H Feb.
ruary; No. 8, 81 19IGal IS; rejected 97a9Sc.
Corn-Activc, firm and higher: No. ., i5c
cash; 4jHc January; 4GNc February; re.
jected IS jfn39c. 0atS-Demnnd Nctive and
prices have advanced; No. 2, S4Jfc cash;
soc February. Rye-Quiet at 72a72]Sc.
Barley-QuiCt at 66a6Gc. Pork-Strong
and higher; $l7 90 cash; $l7 27ISal7 80
February; $17 o. March. Lard-Strong
and higher; $l1 10 cash; Sil 10all 19J9
january; $ll 2TIEa1l so February; Bulk
Meats-Higher; demand fair; shoulders
exc; sides s54aOc. Whisky-Dull md low.
err at 81 OF,
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-HeME Yora.

NEW York, December %. Cotton
Quiet at i2Xai2l1.l6c. Flour-Slightly in
buyers favor; superIiie western and State
S. SOa5 80; common ito good IS 6oa5 So
good to choice IS s5aG 90; white wheat ex.
ira SO O5a7 5O;sextra Ohio s. 65a7550: 81,
Louis IS s0a8 20. Nheat-Slightly In
buyers favor; rejected spring old 81 90; I'M
graded sbring 81 coal 40; No.2 Milwaukee
81 4Oa1 IL; white Michigan 81 52. Bye
Quiet; western SjaS5c. Darley-Stendy at
75a9Oc. Malt-Unchanged COrE-Easier;
new no grade mixed 57a57}Gc; new steam
mixed 5SHc. Oats-Dull; western mixed
and State 3sa4gc. Hay and nops-Cn-
changed. Coflcc-Fair demand; Rio car.
rgoes l7Na90Lc, Sugar, Molasses and
Hice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-
Quiet at 81 10. '..t $3.50 Hi'0Fg'
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liEAvr Snow SroRM.-The winter Of
1861 can be remembered as the winter
OF many snow storms. Hardly day has
passed since winter commenced in earnest
but we have had fall OF snow, and there
have already been about as many genuine
snow storms Us are usually seen in any
one season in this vicinity. The storm Of
yesterday was the heaviest and most ex-
tensive We have experienced this season,
or, for that matter, for number OF years.
The snow commenced falling at an early
hour in the morning, and has not entire.
Iy suspended at this writing (midnight) J.
Last evening the snow had attained a
depth OF eleven inches.
The heavy fall Of snow was source OF
considerable annoyance 10 the busy, bust
ling public. The street cars were unable
to run with their accustomed regularity,
and the few people on the street made
slow progress plodding YEARLY through
the deep snow. No one thought Of leaving
comfortable ireside to face a binding
storm and heavy snow drifts, except upon
the most pressing business. Consequent
ly during the day and evening the streets
were almost deserted, and wore the quiet
air Of country church yard. The ipe7
vitable oldest inhabitant should now
come to the surface and Tell an anxious
pubic what he knows about snow storms.
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|.H.II
nIlilnllelnliiR.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-PGtrolc.
umEDull and nOmisal. Flour-LeSs &c.
tive; Wisconsin aud Minnesota extra fam,
ily SO 50a7 %. Wheat-Scarce; red 81 4G;
amber 81 50; white 81 5oal IS. Rye-Firm
7s1zaS?c. Corn-In good demand; sail
5SHaj9c; yellow old 60a65r; new 56a571Ec;
steam 5IG5i1fc. 'Oats-Firn ut 40a43c.
Butter-scarceS New York and Bradford
extra S2aSSc; tirstS 26aS0c; western extra
25a27c; firsts 2la2l5Sc. Cheese--Western
eIta at l3Nal4I<C, Eggs-WeStern fresh
29a29Ac. WIisky--Western 81 10. ~ "a
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PERSONAL MESrtoN-Justice Schultz,
Of the Eighth Ward, was out yesterday
for the frat time in four weeks. The
Squire has not missed a meeting of the
Board Of Commissioners for four years.
Rev. VIII. Long will preach in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Henry Mccormick, Of Quaker City,
has taken charge Of the National House,
ut Bellaire. ~ % ''' ~ . ="
Police Justice D. E. Howell is making
n Wholesale slaughter OF the Bridgeport
rougha.-Beiment Chronicle. 'h76y5s y
Mr.. W. I. Graham, Cashier OF the
First National Bank Of Bridgeport, has
gone to Cincinnati TO attend = meeting Of
Bank Officers.
Rev. John W. Goodliu, Of the Board Of
Home Missions, has reached the city, and
will ofticiate d the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow and during the even
inga Of the coming week.
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It CINCINNATI, December 29.-Cotton-
Quiet ut 1lJSc. Fourth fair demand.
Wheat Demand fair and market firm; red
81 S5a1 45. COrn-Dull at 43al5c. Cats
Dull at 3Sa3Sc. Rye-Dulla ut Soc. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. POrk-Higher ut
$l7 90 bid; Sl7 % asked. Lard-Dnll;
steam $ll 90 cash; 81 10 seller February;
kettle 1I94al2c. Bulk Meats-Quict; shout.
icrs 6lIR6Hc; short rib SSsasAc; short
clear s1Sa9c; nil loose. RNcon-Dull and
nominal. Green MeRts-Stronger; should
ers 50 80; short rib IS Seas 80; hams 97sa
sAc. Butter-Unchanged. Whisky
Weak Mt 81 o.. ...
HoGs-ActIve and higher; common s. 40
as So; fair to good light Sc 0OaG 30; packing
Sc 35aG 90; all sold. ....a....I.
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% H
SgMI-ANSuAL, OLosING-O Our SALE,
We will commence our Closing-ont Sale
earlier than usual, to { give our friends
and the public in general an opportunity
TO save money in buying New Years
Gifts, in The, way Of Clocks Shawls FurS,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear. Cloths, CasSimeres, together
with q large stock Of Domestic Goods,
Carpet Chain and. Carpets, Wall Paper,
&C., &c. You can save yourselves 20 to
so per cent more than in any other place
in lie city. This ia no humbug, a. we
mean business and are fully determined
to reduce the stock. Call soon, and avail
yourself Of the rare opportunity TO get a
great bargain, at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main
street. Centre Wheeling: ioa!sa a.s
JOHN RoEMER,
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BAPTBT CHURCH REPAIRs.-The re,
pairs Of the Baptist Church are now
about completed, and the appearance oil
It certainly reflects great credit on the
persons who did the work, as 1t has been
beautiied 10 such an extent that it would
scarcely be recognized as the same place.
The fresco work was done by Mr.. E. F,
Dardine, and the rest Of the painting, the
woodwork Of the galleries, &C., was done
entirely by voluntary help. The church
will be reopened tomorrow by preaching
by the Rev. DR.. Blaine, Of Washington
Pa, in the morning and evening. All
are invited, as the exercises will be In
terestinR.
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WAsrrb A sLEIanRtpE.-Ye Yesterday
afternoon Albert Price, skinny Miller
and Henry Bushman, three OF the most
notorious bummcrs in the city, attempted
to take possession Of a horse and sleigh pe-
longing TO- countryman, which was
standing near the Second Ward Market
House. The owner OF the team reisisted,
and a quarrel ensued, when Officer Bob
Junkins took the three bummers into
CUSTODY and locked them up.
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HELMBoLDs BucHu is still Ii the re-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine il still manufactured At
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and j.
sold by all respectable drpggists. i Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has proprietor's priyets
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, ''', dAw
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If you wish TO buy fine Christmas
present 60 to DeRoy x Weilers, 1904
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va, where
you will find full and complete stock Of
new, unredeemed gold and silver watches,
chains, charms, necklaces and ladies' and
gents jcwelry Of all kinds, and guns and
pistols cheaper than the cheapest. ,sa
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PRAISE MEETING
The English Lutheran Sunday School
will hold praise meeting tomorrow al
ternoon, as is their usual custom after
their anniversaries and excursions, We
understand extra chairs will be secured
and every effort made to accommodate
all who are not in tho habit Of attending
Sunday School. Several Gt our pastors
have been invited, who, with Rev. Mr.,
Goodlih, who failed TO reach the ami.
versary by reason Of railroad detention,
will make addressed 3 d1alsWal
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HANDSOME GIPH.-The Wheeling
Mission and through it the Children's
Home have received kindly attention
from abroad, during the Christmas sea-
son, which will not soon be forgotten, es.
peciaIly by!those who have been cheered
and warmed in this severe winter.
Messrs. J. and 3. Allen, Of Germantown,
Pa, members Of Rev. DR.. Albert's
Church, sent u box Of beautiful wooden
goods, (which have production and glad.
meas in many homes. Mrs. A. Smith, Of
the same church, one hundred beautiful
books fos small scholars in the Sabbath
School. 4 lady in Philadelphia sent u
contribution in money with the request
to make as nauy.people as possible happy
with whatit would buy, and several gen.
tlemen Of this city, who do not desire
their names mentioned, have made Rev.
Mr.. Barnitz their messenger 10 relieve
the many persons constantly coming un-
der his notice. Most OF these gifts have
come through ministers and laymen who
have visited the English Lutheran
Church and Sunday School during the
year aud witnessed The work it ia doing
in quiet way, to scatter blessings and
relieveSorrOw.
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AIlegheuyCa Cattle

aEAsrdlBRErY, December 29.-CATTLR
Receipts to.day-9Is hcad, or 40 cars Of
through ind s @Nrs Of yard stock. Total
for four days 2,72O, or 81 cars Of through
and rs cars OF yard stock. Everything
sold out at Yesterdays prices o . .. p ~
Hoas@eGcps 5Gsy 2209 head To- To-
g 20; Philaiclpliias 50 50aG SO. 40. -
sHREp-Receipts to-day 1900 head. Total
for four days 9,lO0' Selling at 50 Ooao 90.
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JUSTICE CALDwELL-Wm. Crosscor
was before this Justice yesterday, upon 4
charge Of assaulting man named Hehne
with bottle. The examination was
postponed until Hehne is able to appear
and testify, and CroSscor was sent to jail
in default q bail for his appearance.
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A WHEELING editor stopped at one Of
our hotels, and ordered that he should be
called 10 take the train this morning,
which leaves Rt 6:45, intending to break.
fast in Wheeling. lie was called in time
and got to the depot, when he discovered
that in his hurry he had forgotten to don
his vest. He had time and walked back
and put il on at his leisure. He had been
attending the Institute and his mind was
evidently absorbed in one Of the bcRuti-
full school marms in attendance.-IHaSh
iastOa b. Reporter. 10.
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ANKENEY AoAIS.-The angelic Ank-
eny was on the war path again yesterday.
She got her little hatelet, aud undertook
to tomahawk several Of her neighbors, In
the vicinity Of the Upper Riverside Mill:
Officer Defbaugh came alongjust in time
10 prevent the shedding OF any gore, and
marched Elizabeth Cd 10 prison.
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STATE CENTENNIAL ButLDING.-The
highest bid yet made for our State Cen
tennisl building is only 5000, which is
about one.eighth OF what 1t cost. The
building can be removed to any point on
the b. Il o. Road free Of expense, the
freight being already paid.
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The Ono VALLEY oRoANs.--A fall
supply OF these already fayorite instrn.
ments, has been received at Sheibs Music
Store on Main street, and purchasers can
obtain any style on the most reasonable
terms and at bottom prices. For price and
quality no Organs have ever been offered
in Wheeling their equal. 1N aH-
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad-
mitted TO record in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday: ~
Deed made Dec. Is, 1870, by james G.
Pierson and wife to John J. Jacob, for
2lO acres, rood and 10 poles oil land on
the south fork Of Short Greek; $4,000.
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BAR MEErNe.-on motion OF one Of
tho members OF the bar, in the County
Court yesterday, a meeting OF the mem.
bers ofthc bar was called for to-day at 4
o'clock T. NJ. All members are earnestly
requested TO be present.
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The West End N. E. Sabbath School,
at Bridgeport, has elected Mr.. Noble
Conoway Superintendent, and Ell Como
wsy Assistant. N. McConDaughy, who
had served long and faithfully AS Super
iatendent, declined a reelection.
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yIHARciAl ARD COMMERCIAL
BY gELEGRARn.
NeW YorE llopey and sloeI.s..

NSN stiftFt~s :. N n. 80
EBW YolE, Dcrember' g9.-- MONEY
Easy at 5aI per cent Prime mercantile pa
per 5aGH per cent. Customs receipts
SlGs,0eO. Tho Assistant treasurer dis
bnrssd St,0iS,0o0. Clt1rinSs $40, CO. OV.
Sterling steady at SASS 1sa4S6lS.
,GoLD-GQuiet at l07al07LS, closing al
l07. Carrying rates to pur cent.
SILvER--ALLondon is quoted at b6A
pence per ounce. Here silver bars are
quoted at 81 VI bid III greenDaCks per
ounce and 81 29I bid in goldi silver coin
is9uotCd at q. ma. Az.
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tuniiaI slofcs 4. al iRSl ronnhns. fi7k
n IIsf6N i05S
Ers r.1tics SSSSi nav ii3
q y. ,i,S,spiieS NT1. lGS
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re,, sO.iss IroI
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lI'" II ,Is...s!fi ,.,..t.I,,.
RAILROAD DoNDS-St!oHSt SspeelaiIy
Northwestern and st Paul ~
a SrATP BoSDSAO Quiet i.ils9 3fl
5SToCKs-.Th he interoStin share speculation
.o,t,-aJ In VI alrats ShoFe which declined
SShsstSu ~ @'SsaS E.,1 oIaSalEat 6AN
from sb7H to- db5t EAnu ekohea lat ,oOyS'
The decline in Lake. SlQFt WIS ilveA'p niiS
d;videni az u Ucr cent, which was smaller
fban rencrally ~ anticipated. The bal.
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The Second Branch then adjourned.


Present: Mayor Sweeney and Messrs.
Baird, Egerter, Hall, Hoffman, Roberts,
Schambra, Stone and Wilson.
No quorum being present, DR.. Baird
moved that Section one OF Chapter IA Of
the ordinances be enforced, and the mo.
ton being agreed 10, the Sergeant was
ordered to arrest a sufficient number Of
absent members 10 form q quorum.
The officers having returned, reported a
whitewash, and at 10 o'clock the branch
adjourned.
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/. New r.l YORK Dry Goods.

iyNEwi YORK. December 2O.-Business dull
on account Of the storm. Cottons firmly
held at current quotations. Stark crashes
advanced half accent. Fancy aud shifting
prints in fair demand aud 6rm. Woolens
less active, Foreign goods quiet
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TOLEDO, December! 20.-Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Qulet No. l white
Michigan ii 80; amber spot held ut 81 ";
rejected red 81 IL. Corn-Steady; high
mixed Acc; new 45Hc; new No. 2, 44Hc.
Oats-Dull; rejected &c.
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Go SEE!-Another reduction in dry
goods and carpets at J. W. FEnRELs,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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The Bridgeport people are talking
about building narrow.gauge railroad
TO connect With the Bellaire 3 St. ClEirs'
vile road at or near Neffs Siding.
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FEARS are expressed that the heavy
fall Of snow, should 1t go of suddenly,
will cause big river which would take
the Ice out booming, no doubt with disAs.
trous results, H
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FlrFY.oNE new practitioners have been
received into The North Street N. f.
Church since Rev. Wildinys pasIOrate
begani
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TIL. Mono, at his old established Oye.
Ter depos, 1915 Market street, is still sell.
Ing oysters at 25 cents per quart--and can
oysters at the old prices.
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
means "war" on rates. To:aecommodate
the demand for low prices it has reduced
its rates from 81 90 10 s., and S. 90
per day. .ttgr.,3 cod
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NorcE.-Great Bargains IN Dry
Goods and Carpets and Best Style dark
yard wide Chiuces for 10 cents per yard, ut
J. ", FERRELA,
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APLEAsASr social hop was indnlge,l in
BY the young ladies ut Mt, De Chanial
last evening. The music was furnished
BY Billy Mayors excellent orchestra.
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Housekeeping Goods
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE!
rNn
EFEaE ~Ee9S.4 ~ q 3 Bt3tT
A Rare Chancellor Houseksepers

;aagl- BlEEel0a%
We will commence on Monday, Janu-
cry Ist, 1877, our seml.Annual Sale Of
Housekeeping Goods, comprising such as
Prints, sIeached and unbleached Mus
ilns, Shestlngs, Table Linens. towels,
Napkins, White spresds, White Blankets,
&C., 60. All those In want Ofsueh will
do well to give US q call. Also, our en-
tire stock Of Dress ,Goods, shaHls and
Cioaks are offered at cost.
All those purchasing by the bolt will
GOT Wholesale rates. l1N
Reader, give this your attention, as
Bargains win prevail.
L. BLUM 81 BRO
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If you have money, you can get, Bar
gains now at the Dry Goods and Carpet
Store Of - J. w. FERRaE:IL--. 3.
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No ONE need be without watch any
longer when he can get a good one, guar
anteed, at 1904 Market street.
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POLICE Counr.-Judgs Cranmer.
One case only was before this court
yesterday morning.
VIM. Groascor was charged with dis.
orderly conduct in South Wheeling. The
examination was continued until this al
ternoon AZ 4 o'cloek.J N'49|ut
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WH1spER1ses OF LovRr-Your baby 7
life Is in danger whenever tits troubled
with cough or cold. Givebpf. Bulfa
Cough Syrup.gnstl 5ti b sbszaq 81 |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30

JUST received . fpe lot OF ladies' side
lace shoes, for So IS, at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30

NOTICE! All goods in pawn with US,
on which the time has xsn out, will be
sold forthwith. DERoY & WELLER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30

EuMERous applications are made lot
the position Of Conductor on The BelIaire
& 81, Clairstille Railroad. a 9s5i5'o /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30

THET.J. 7. Social will have d supper
and reunion in Assembly Hall on New
Years eve. Dancing will commence at
midnight. fct ls aa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-30

on The evening Of the re-opeuing oil
the Bridgeport public school an enter
tainment will lie, given in the school hall