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, 1876-04-22
Eine Befanntlnahung.


STA m Geerea" ron Squire, Nonnin & Co., |
Waibinstpn, .. g., ZEN "a 4Rar; 1875. !
s0ir Ia5eu uniern @bnnern. Grrrefyrpbenten uab benz
YubltfuIn i'm Musrnetnen I'M fern Belt II Ganf fur bic 8
%beutsneen Muftrdoe, pelte uns bier uno 1T Mibn pnp,
I'D, :tnter FER 8irma Saulre & Goblin, @ruupeisen.
tbuut A9sntsn Inh Iuttipnar 9I7 Sanf Strass, Lber-
traqen iinb uup seritern. haB mir bic nsrl6ieeenen Sns
terc1en unisrer Muneen tets rpabrnepmen. 4uf gHnnfd
uni res ferrn W0hain. Der 0runser uui,res u~nte-neb.
mems une pcmit bic 5irma febr einsei FAM en-, mir. ie.
benz 4ppl.tanlsn, a~beeitbea Spn 1stner Stcauas, 81.
lblfbt peer 5arbe, pb pie Spreerune srpB pter Helm
9!eide geadtuns 5u 3bell psrben lno Tim Nadrt6i
: rd bis 9oit p0sr rurd ben IsIesrapbsn sur rs4tea
3ett S~useianet peretr.
llnier bieiser @ettsanratt unS Vartnsr NJ rb f. ia b
ais lroslt6 Anre iun9en a%asfertt en- unb Il an Ale
weld ;un'ere 2tenfte b,aHfpruGsn, fenben, bami. Fe itd
tarnab rt6 en- t6uncn.
Gpp ttattpnen. grntrafte unS @imsfen srn Spnprare
ION en- an irseup eint ppn ten better airmen e~instlanei
irereen, t%ppTlr, na@ Gmpfaas, sine senaue Ssidst"t.
guns gtsabea Wirr. AdtunASrpa
Squire, Goblin e. Co.,
assaien fur 5proerunasn anp 8inan,sn,
rtnt 3 Wafhinetpn, .. 6.
, 1876-04-22

99neIles 6abren. &obcrt
Gaines unb Grcb &osers uuroen scitern
$40 seitraft we9en su iAneIlen 6abrens,
in 0en StuOturenicn.
, 1876-04-22
Webr quite Msmi9eeitenl

so @tad 2ase- Strirt 8ietpria 0atns su 16e.
rsbu,irt ron Acc.
100 Stid Seiusne 0apns su 1Se. tperib &c.,,
gu 20c., pSaig 45e. wertb.
200 Bridal Quits su nur SOC. BET
Gehr, Gstle.
, 1876-04-22
Gpuaftipne1 BON grjeffoHen.

gon 8alten an ten arei belonberen @eosn.
@tnae as Stsrnfofsn befannr fnb, 600 unr
il.9o d. W., go utb us 81. vi. 6pnn
fa9s-9 $50 9. 81. unb Z 81. VI.
@h Sttertagtn - 6.OO 9. ". unp
Z ", W: @ou alen anbern aaten ,perbery
ete Srlefe auf BEN &ijdmey Der SrGoer oross
nuIt. u. =. Snn 0ctp. III an
, 1876-04-22
to nj Int
Rt0mOnb putt Office.
13. OftOhtr 1873.

Ncroitde GnrGbrH. 3aeiraI tSer1rs.
SpHnfads ausgencntmer - Mrfurf4 S W SJ'
q. Ok. OK"
SDnn.ae Tnlunt So, 81. -pps.
ft!u6 1875 81. p. tpN'
Wornlibe Wce-goff. TGafif, onsoencn.
men Scnnidns. - @ntunft 4 as n. W'-
pOrI@luf .35 unb s 20 q. 81.
suoli6e Dpff. 3neimal taaIid. eDrn.
Tags dueaertpn men. - Qnfuuft fo,ON sp
UNI 9.o0 u; M.- goff9lub 40. M. n
Sorntaos; . gnfunft 1900 ~ poR.
@i@mon6& 0anhine Gitenbabu. sSo.
l;t. Mntunft $50 81. M. - Wplfdius
1915 u. M. '''N'"'
Snnhilfe G. Grecnsborp. 2wtimaI tia
i,9. - Anfnnft $50 unb 9 a. Dr. Mua
l9'nb AZ. ~. nne 12.45 y. sa.
Sarmbinc. IdaIid, srnntoos oueo,u,r,
f's en- ca ,anFunft 2.30 n. 80. - gsiidlna
o'SoN "'
Gbefapcafe g. obio Giienbabu. a6oIib
Scnnta9s ausarncmrien. Nnfunft 6 81 NP
- gSitltlu6 $50 .. 81.
Ssn6burs Charlottesville, @tauntun. mb;,,
Snlpeer Sprinas nnp psitlif BON Wbitesui.
pbcr Springs - Mnfunft S 9, M-- Mnn-
ftluB $50 y. 81. S'"'
q Tet goint ituo stationea IN her n. m.
VI. UNI s. O. o. Saalid, 5onntaos ogsos.
nemn1sn; Wnfanft 1890 y. 81. Woit-
i1lnB 2 g. 81. ''-
@l0aesftsr, iter @ef goint. ,Salid.-Nu
tuntt 1890 9. 81. = YpfIdlae 81. M.
O Safea9nnnof, iiter JiIb Saul, taolid.
&nfunft $50 9. @. yoiidlus / o. d..
Sames &ibsr eampfcr. 2rsimal mSd,rt
l,u. @ntnnft @upta9s. Mlttwpd,s uns
6reita9s, b ". Or. - ppftidIue. Tienaone
Nonnsriass unp Spanatsnte. 5.:3OT SP
Canal gafet. Tr,imnl sStentlid.
Iafantf, MtttnOds, 1rsitass une @orntaas
r. Mf: poltl6Iue. Mpntass, Mitppts
lao 6reiiass. 4 u. M.
short gunnp Hnute. ;3peima " pSasntit.
90 ., MntunIt, M,ttmpbs nnb Ssnnabenes. 6
M. W: ~ gUfi9Irb, GOnnssfass unp @pnn
, 1876-04-22

8olo iNloB 5citcrn Mtittas in Stem
0ort nit 1123.
, 1876-04-22
h'6ma7b fsaer Alarm-T elssrapb.


Nr. 2 Grie yoIisei Citation.
No. 3 3weite yOli3ei staaon.
w. 4 Critic pOIisei Citation.
@O. 5 Sprigsnbaus, Bite Stsa6e, nabs
8rSab.
no. 1Srof anb easbsr Souls" gseae
StraBe, atpiIdm bsr 9ten Hnp f0ssn.
Nc. z epTiyenbaas, 1at,. @tg.. nab
Sranflin.
SO. 10 Tpdetts.
Nc. 1-3 Gde ter 12tfn uns Maiu CTR.
No. IA Gds Der 1Otrn unb gyrs Ctr.
Wv. 10 eds Der 1isn uas Cars ctr.
MO. 1-6 Gds her yine nut Main Ctr.
No. II SIDE Der 3tsn nab Iuml CTR.
Np. 2-1. Gde Der 25fen NIB groat Ct
Nf. 2-3 Gde Der 17nn anb Marlbag Ctr.
NS. "a Gae ser 17in unp Malbiustpss
Ctr.
N0. 2-5 @etrryulitan Gisa.@ uis, Z.
Ctr.
Wo. 20 Gaze Der 5tsu uNb Stain Cir.
SO. 81 Ode Der 14ten unb Wain ctr
NO. 80 Gde Der 22len unS Main Ctr
SO. ga gde Der 13ten uns Cary CIV
NO. 3-5 gtattii6ss stmsnbms.
Nr. So Trebesar Giien=0erx.
Ne. Al Gds Der 9tsu unh ssisa Ctr.
No. AZ groab StraBe, Sde Sail @Qs.
Wo. 4-3 gds Srrius unh @ine Ctr.
no. 40 Gds ct. SameS unb Duaal Gtx,.
NU. AS @pr Bsnbsus, 25fe Ctr.
No. ST Sprigenbaas, t0|gk.
No. SO gde Der Clap I'M @ilmss CIR.
, 1876-04-22
A. L. Elicit & CO.,
go. 10, II II. II, s3wOlfte Ctr.
&i9mnnb, ga.
Smpprteure II. Gnsrps > 5dnble.

@tapels, Mcbc< II. &ur;epaaren.
Sabsn trifGnpis aut Dem Eager une msrtsn
eatpensr brett pom ben 6abriien unb berer
Aaenten tescssn: elm peltapp,ses &1orts.
ment soa Oamsn 3suse, @insbams, @epruf.
te Baum pplen3euse aY Scans, Satirtts,
@aAsmtre, Speses, SeiaB fir ed eitnlrbeit,
set!eiGte unp ungeble,1te acknowledgement
in alfn gre len. rarrte uni e%sliieiftf gatane,
G~eitreiite unc eartrte S5naaure'5 Drills,
Seans, Seeeltud. Ssnaturs's Dsdeu, ueter.
matraben rtr. Spn tbrer eignen Jmpprtatipu.
tShwarse une cart te Alpaea St1ab IT.
Ianb'i9es 2einen, wsibs, s~sfrsifts ure carir-
DC @ambrits, l4warse MulItne unp lelnene
&umtric Iai6eutu9sr.
@ssnssn fir
9olt uuo MoriS' @%iuabams.
, 1876-04-22
Squire, Gunnin e. Co.,
Slain" Aaeaten uno 6inallcicrs,

belcrsen auf's Sdnelas unb Bette Gpactttpne, spn gn.
iprute al RE Scr. Staate Risieruua unb b%eipnfers
fel&e, irel6e einsn SGapeneriaB fir @igentbun,, wel6e
PEN ter Scr. & taaten Nrnfe, pabrenb beS ..lcbten &rie.
ses, ee rapdt, beanipru6en. 90ir babln IA tfejtm ,sa-
te y. fatruna, &. nntniI unp iiaD sertraut NIT I'm Ge.
i6afsgans in Der bauptltatt Der Staateu.
Als ecrrcipc nesnte nire pinttIih btiprst. menn a.
fantt an squire. GaaNin & &c., WaibIn9tpn, .. s..
peer Squire, 0onnin & Co., &.tmpne. pa. MIN b
, 1876-04-22

Durd Sauire ii. SpStin, 8ruuteisenttun assntem urt
&uttipnare, 9 7 Sant Strab:.
Pr;bat.@ erfaui- Plantagen aanhereten. 5pl,. u.
BEL une eatfernter non @idmcns, VA -@s ,pg uns Il
in NIT 2euten in . ~rbinruns Al treten. ipslds ppu pbi.
9 n 0aa ersiSn i'll taufen piini@,a. IGr Iustu tie IN
Setrtff berltlb " ne. ben eenau utb rintiltt al.n benen
.ite g afen eanbes uno ma DE tapct bisten srpsi
Sc tbeile Denen, ,pel@e pr Gslb li1ev anleesn unb eiusu
suten 0sptault samit erjiel II ipeu n.
Squire g. @ptbin
@rNnteleentbHm Isen en- unp Nuttirndrs
NM So. 917 Sant Strait.
, 1876-04-22

Sic Mn3abI Der Dieiigen
Gbineien. 8or einisen Sasen ,uur-
DC Die Sail Der in %Galiiornien befinolis
den Gbineien unn ben dineliiden Conf
pa9nien auf 100000 a~kyegeben. Wie
iebt uerIautet, lanoten Die 6ineliI6en
Gompasnien Dor eini9en 8odsn cine
Yetition mad Waibinston, i'll Der lie UNI
Initslmns elnes 9inellii6en @lsrfs in
Der bielisen YoltoIfics erlu9ten. Sn Der
Yetition mar ansegeben, Dap li6 in Son
6rancisco 10000 Gbinclen bcidnOen,
Don bensn Die gompagnien aacin $4,000
na9 bier bradten, uno raB Die 4inelii4e
Ssu0lteruu9 oes 9arSes Staates 2l0.=
900 betra9c. (gal. Staatsst9.)
S6idiale elmer gntfiibrten. @is
men ntd)t seu0bnliAen @t,crud erreate
tiirslib in 8erliu cine wsnn aut) idnea
poriibersebenoe Sccne in Der Yaiiasc.
Sin et'ua 20 Sabre sdblenbes nldt uns
Ih0nes, aber etmlS reOucirt 9efleioetes
Mtdohen wurbe pl6elid) BON swei nobel
9cflcioeteu Herrn umarmt unb sefuet
uno erwioerte Diele 2lebfoiunsen balbobm~
mdd)tis uno init bcroorbredenoem Gbra=
uen. Die babel sefib' te &onperlatlon
selt)ab in ensliiAer Sprade mro enocte
oumit, baB Die Serren Die iunse Dame
in zines DER belten Qinoenbotels. no ftt
mobuteu, fibrten. Die Ue9e9pun9 bat
iolsenoe @eidiAte: Yor Swei Sabreu
fam Elm oeutlder @lidsrittcr. s. 3anoer
ans 6rlulfurt a.. W., ber lih 0eIr p.
,3anoer nanute. nah 2onoou. Gr bate
elm ansenebmcs NeuBere, ruar plelleItla
aebiloet, gab iid fur einem Wtarn bon
Stano aus uno erbielt balo a3utrt t IN
osn uornebmiten @siellidaften. Seinsr
Profeiiion nad mar ct elm Spielrr uno
Oa Ell in Der 0eael aniepnli& selu1nn. 10
feblte eS ibm nibt an @elo. ct mahte
Aufwauo, beiablte baar uno erblelt Oaber
in SurSem anIebnliden @reoit. a3u ole>
fer Seit lerute er Die 2oher Des Chefs
oes 0auieS ST.. fenncn uno bot nun aue
&uult auf, ibrc @unit gu e%rlan9en. Sie
mar reid, eiuc Seiratb bdtte ibn aeltle=
ben5 9liidlid gemadt. LAS mar leln
Ylar, aber sr ldeiterte on Der umliht
oss 95aterS oeS lunscn AidOd]enS, Der
inn Die scfurosrte Sano Der Gohter Obj
ldlug, Seet iibetreoete Der Apenteurer
oas Uidodea aur 6luht iporauf Die ua'
erfabrene eln9ing, oa CT tie 9lauben
madte, Der Batter iusroe idon nahseben,
pcnu ltc erit aetraut iein miirSen. or
eutiiibrte le nah 0ambura. 9ler aber
pcrlle6 ct iie bsimlsb uno MAJ nld)tsluitrs
big senua, audi aues oas, mas lie BET
ibrer 6lu9t mItsenommeu, ibr gu ent-
,peuoen. Die unsliidlihe mar III Der
sr0Bteu @er;weifluas mno benz @lenoe
prsisseJebeu. Sn benz Wittbsbaule. no
tic uobntc. mar audi Elm r%eiienoer &iinit>
let, Der Elm unlidtbares Wtdod)en gu be.
lieen porsab. DaS Wiaoden, WeldeS
osle &ole bel ibm gelplelt, mar ibm
ourbee9au9en unb er i'll srDBter Verles
scnDslt. Gr fano bic 8srlallcne. meyfte
, 1876-04-22
9ausSmdfler etc.
SQUIRE s. GODDIN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Nufticnare,
No. 917 8anf Strabe.
S.rfaufsu Ornnt ltiide in Ter Stabt unb
anf benz 4anet. ipmppl S%TentliD ais pripat;
pfrmlirtben 5Gu1er nrp epuett rem Mictbe.
6crtteen rrfuaSen, 5prptbeteN unb anbtrs Der
afttae wrlftlite Arbfiten aus; telprsen ale
Nrtariats- Nrtfilfn nnb NADIA @tibafte mt
8ertaufsn ppn nlsiben auf 8tlistbumsr uus
W%er!tpapietsn uater ben sInlieltruSspinsua.
gen. MN y
, 1876-04-22
Suffer unb Baltic.


Glcaonte Sdulidube fir Mdb@en
uno &naben.
Seine &alb8lcberne gticfeln uuo @d)u
be fir Serren, &noben unb Siinalinae.
Stiefel gum Gn0pfeu uuo nit Spisen
fir Oamen, W.drden lmo &inber.
Softer, Naliie uuo Sdadteln su herz
untcraelebten Yreiieu.
gunuli neberid,ube bon alien Sortcn
Su icbr hiliaen Yreiicn.
Seite(lte arbejt miro gut perfertist
ano bus Yalicn aarrantirt gusbcnc@
rnn9en weroen aufs geite unS Fiinflid)<
lte beiorQt 6err Sobu >. @oidcn
miro e8 icbr freuen icinen dlteren &uuoen
mas. beitente sJrbcit ~tetr'fft, beoienen Su
%oiirfea. Scrman goiden g. Sruoer,
No. 5U9 urt ST. Broad Strassc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12

Mr.. GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND has
come out with curiously ELUSIVE letter
on Senator Morton; WHO'S pronounced by
all odds the ablcst man Indiana has pro
duccd: ale was her Governor in a
stormy time, and he controlled her affairs
like a Robert Bruce or Black Douglas
His energy Of character stitiened up The
Federal government, and he has made
every campaign Of the Republican party
In Indiana for sixteen years with a per
sonal power that hardly admitted Of as
sistance. Crippledin his limbs, he keeps
head and vitality Of prodigioaS meas.
ure, and is a native leader Of men and
times. The knowledge he lacked as q
financicr he corrects by conycrs9nee, and
that he could rule this country in the in
tcrests OF the people everybody knows.
He would be a Northern Andrew Jack
son. #... .. .an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12
ALEas0N ToA DEBTOR.
A Good Square nit That Was
Well Deserved.

WSA DShSANSNA
From the Boston COMMERCIAL BullotIn.l
The following, with but slight varia.
tion, sufficient not TO betray the identity
Of the parties, is the report Of n recent
actual interview; and the fOrcible truths
expressed in the conclusion OF the dla.
logue will doubtless be recognized as ap.
plicable to many similar cases OF greater
or less magnitude.
A business man in difficulties calls
with long face, on one Of his principal
creditors, and says..: ..Il
"Mr. Prompt / find, owing to the pres.
sure Of the times, l shall be obliged to
call meeting Of my creditors"
Indeed" said Prompt, "then you can.
not meet your liabilities b
Debtor-"I regret to say can not.'
Prompt-"Well, let me see, how long
have you been in business?"
Debtor-"About eight years."
Prompt-"How much capital did you
have to start WITH"
Debtor (proudly)--"I had only one
thousand dollars, sir, and my knowledge
Of the business, in which Twas salesman
Prompt-"You were since married."
Debtor-"Yes."
Prompt-"Wife have any property?!'
Debtor-"None at all; l have done
everything by my own unuided' exer-
tons"
Prompt-"How much do you expect to
be able to pay your creditors3"
Debtor-"Well think could get out
OF it for twenty cents on the dollar"
Prompt-"How much would that leave
you after you got your bankruptcy dis
charger
De6tor-"Well, II could go right on
with the old stock, l might realize 4
couple Of thousand dollars, but tho credi-
tors couldn't do so much with it."
Prompt-"But how about your house
in the suburbsY That goes in with the
assets, l suppose%
Debtort"Well, hardly. That's only
worth six or seven thousand dollars, and
settled that on my wife two years ago"
Prompt-"Hum, huml Let me see;
what are your liabilities%
Debtor-"I should say, at rough cal.
culation, twenty thousand dollars."
Prompt indignantly con-
found it, sir, 1t is just such men us you
that have been cheating and are cheating
honest men through your rascality or ac-
cursed ignorance. You haven't been
solvent, according to your own confess
sion, the whole Gig ht years you have been
in trade, I'll be bound. Here you ack-
nowledge you started with only one thou
sand dollars of real capital. you have
had your family living for eight years,
saved out $1,000 house, and after set
Ting with your creditors will have double
the capital you began with. Such men us
you have no right 10 be in business for
themselves, but should be the employees OF
those who have brains to guide them.
I'll accept no proposition, and only wish
creditors, instead OF setting on their feet
such shams as you to compete with gen
uine business men, would send you back
into the ranks where you belong"
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HON. HORATIO SEYMOUR FOR
PRESIDENT.
IIe is the Strongest Democrat
Who Can BE Nominated.

ALBANY, N. Y, February 9.--Ihcro ID
no doubt that Governor Seymour is an
aspirant for the Presidency. His friends
believe that he oan DO nominated with
greater unanimity than any other candi-
date.
There is a good deal OF force in the
method in which they present his case.
They say the feud in the party in New
York renders it impossible to bring for
ward Governor Tilden with any chance
Of success at the National Convention.
Judge Church and his large following
arc bitterly hostile to Tilden, and even
il tho Governor could by any possibility
get the delegation from this State, the
friends Of the Chief Judge would talk
him out Of the Convention, just as Sew
ards opponents nthis State talked him
out Of the Chicago Convention sixteen
years ago.
Besides these home troubles, It is conf.
IDENTIFY asserted that Governor Tilden, be.
cause Of the course ofhis friends toward
the Democracy OF Ohio and even Penn
sylvania in the election last fall, would
DO vehemently opposed by the delegations
Of both those States. And this brings me
to the point wherein the advocates OF
Governor Seymour say his triumph in the
Convention will hinge il his name is
brought forward at the opportune mo-
ment, as was the case in the Convention
ofls6s. Ohio has two prominent candi-
dates-Thurman and Pcndleton, not to
speak OF Governor Allen, who is regarded
as on tho shelf. Neither Thurman nor
Pendleton would allow his rival to be
nominated II he could help it. Tho only
points OF agreement between them in re.
spect to candidates would DO sturdy hos.
tility to both Tildcn and Hendricks. Mr..
Thurman will never forgive tho scourg.
Ing he received from the advocates OF
Tilden in New York last year because ho
would not oppose Aliens election, and
Mr.. Pendleton has not forgotten that he
was slaughtered by Hendricks in the Con-
vention Of 1868; and this 1t is believed
will prevent the nomination OF Hendricks
now. Governor Seymour's friends affirm
that the Democratic leaders l have
named would all gracefully yield to his
claims, although they would relontleSsly
resist the pretentions OF ono another.
give the Seymour programme as II
has been detailed to me in influential
quarters. II he should get the nomina.
ton, and Roscoe Conkling should be the
Republican nominee, tho country would
witness the novel spectacle oftwo broth
ers.in.law, residing in the same city, car.
rying the standard Of their respective par.
ties through warmly contested campaign,
and each on tho platform advocating his
own election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12
Movement for q state Conven-
tiOn.~
MoUNDsvILrE, February II.

Editors In,ellgencer
AT a meeting OF the Republican Execu-
tive Committee OF Marshall county, the
following resolution was passed, and you
asked to publish the same:
ReaOIed, That, rs the sense Of thes Re-
publican Executive Committee Of Mar
shall county, State Republican Conyen-
ton should be held, at the city Of Graf
ton, on the Grst day of June, 1876, for the
purpose Of Ctiecting thorough organiza:
tlon and appointing delegates to the Ma.
nona! Republican Convention to be- held
IN the city Of Cincinnati, on the 14th day
o. June, 1875, and that the State Repub.
Iican Executive Committee call upon the
Republican Executive Committees Of the
seVeFalcounties to appoint Eve delegates
70 represent the counties in tho State
Convention, and that all the Republicans
oil the State in attendance at said Con.
vention, as well as all others who are OPP
posed to the party in power in the State,
be admitted to seats in the Convention.
GEO. EDWARDS, Chairman.
S.R. HANEN, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12

BELLA1RE LocAIs.-We were agreea-
bly, surprised by the excellence OF the en-
tertainment given by Mrs. Gray on
Thursday evening. She has command
ing presence and grace Of bearing which
we have seldom seen excelled, and which
20 fur to progresses her hearers in her
favor. Had it not been for slight
hoarseness her reading would have been
us near faultless rs one could hope to
hear. As it was she is far superior to q
majority Of the more noted elocutionists;
besides which she shows in her remarks
refinement, culture and wit, fitting her for
u high station in her profession. Her
rendition OF "Horatius at the Bridge"
was particularly admired by the audience,
which, though not large, was notably Sc
lect.
The building destroyed by the late fire
will be rebuilt. Work has already begun
at cleaning away the rubbish on Mellott
4 Mentions side, and the Marietta Chair
Co. will commence Monday.
The church social given blythe Disci.
pies congregation Thursday evening was
quite n success. ..-...--
Jack Jones, who stabbed Officer Dru-
gan so terribly few weeks ago, has been
indicted for cutting with intent to kill by
special grand jury. ~
McKirahan and Peterson, the two
young roushs who so,cruelly assaulted a
helpless old man on New Years Eve, were
indicted by the same grand jury, plead
guilty and were fined Sl0and costs. Our
courts should be careful. Such severe
penalties MS this are almost prohibitory,
The railroad meeting on Thursday
night was addressed by Mr.. Armstrong
formerly Of this place, but now Of Woods
field, Mr.. J. R. .Naylor and Rev. Wal.
lace, Of Centreville. Only about s., 900
cash subscriptions remain 10 be secured
to complete Bellaire's quota OF stock,
The next meeting Is to Be held on Tues.
day evening, at which time the time al.
lowed to secure the stock will have ex-
pired.
A man called at barber shop yester.
day and asked the barber to loan him a
pair Of shears to take home and get his
brother to cut his hair. He wanted tc
save quarter, but the barber could not
sec it in the same light. ss-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12

The reputation 1t has attained, In
consequence Of the marvellous cures 1t
has produced during the last half cen
tury, Is sufficient assurance to the
public that 1t will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs,
by It's use. All who have tried 1t nc
knowledge its superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re-
licve the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC.
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the mildcr va.
rietIcS of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases Of tho
lungs ..--,.
AS q safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which bcset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, 1t
Is Invaluable; for, by Its timely use,
multitudcs arc rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends mt
every trial, as the cures 1t Is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out 1t, and those who have once used
It noyer will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe It, and Clergymen
often recommend It from their knoWl-
edge ofits effects.
PREPARED NJ &c..
Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass, I,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soLp M ALL DRUGGISTS EvERxwHElE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12

THE London World thus describes q
new device for burying the dead: "You
are placed in glass box, to the top Of
which is affixed a metal rod. As soon
as the earth is filed in, battery is con.
nected with the rod, and an electric shock
skaters the coffin into a. thousand pieces
thus allowing the earth to press upon
The dear departed, and causing him tC
return 10 dust even quicker than in ONT
o. Mr. Seymour Haden's wicker has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12

THE Martins Ferry Meas is aGitating
the project Of water works for that town,
and think that the people would gladly
pay $40 ahead, or even a larger sum, for
the privilege ola constant supply Of water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12

Scene at church alter the Olcryman's
pororation. Julia to Xuntippe-"What
a beautiful closep Xantippc, who has
been spitetully cycling a well-dressed lady
before her-"Beautif1l clothes Yes; but
know she didn't get 'em in a beautiful
wayH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-12
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