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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

OLEoMARaNE.-A subject Of some in.
terest in commission circles here, a.
elsewhere, is the progress made in the
selling Of oleomargine, or imitation but.
ter. Some Of the commission men con.
slider that the career Of that article will
be short.lived, az ii can be easily detected
by the taste, and cannot be sold on par
with genuine butter, even Of the poorest
quality. Others think that It's introduc.
tion into market, and ia competition
with lower grades Of butter, was The main
cause Of the recent decline on that class
Of butter. 1t might be for the interests
OF the butter trade Of this city, as we'll as
Of the public at large, il our commission
men should takes steps to prevent the
fraudulent sale Of the article here, Us
was done in New York.
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NV DIRECTOR. Oates Opera
Company have secured Mr.. Antoine
Reif, OF New York, asa musical director
to succeed Mr.. Pedigram. Mr.. Reif, will
Join the company At Columbus. BE IL
said TO be an excellent musician, and we'll
known in the operate world. The music
iOrthe Opera Of Madam Angal,s Daugh.
ter WA arranged by him expressly for
Mrs. Oates. We have no doubt that be
will give general satisfaction.
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PHAEToN vs.. TELloRAM.-Coucerninr
a notice which appeared in this papei
on Tuesday morning, in relation 10 ar
exciting race between the steamers Phae
ton aud Telegram, Capt Dillon says that
he and Capt Thompson did not exchange
a word on the trip, and proposal to bel
was not made BY either. Capt. Dillon
further says that his boat is the fastest
and safest on the Upper Ohio, provided
the balance OF the steamers will not carry
more steam than the law allows.
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THE OPERA HousE.-If ever folks en-
joyed themselves the audience at the
Opera House last night did, If one may
judge from the fact that they laughed
and screamed and roAred and applaudei
from the time the curtain went up on the
first act till the finale OF the opera
The bill for the evening was
MADAME Angots Daughter" which
was successfully produced at the
matinee In the afternoon. The character
of "Clairelte," assumed by Mrs. Oates
could not have been better suited 10 hel
talents bad it been written expressly fol
her, and her idea Of the role seems to be al
near perfection as possible. She was
well supported by the company.
This evening Mrs. Kate CIaxton will
commence briet engagement, appearing
tonight as "Louise" in the 1.-TWO Or
phanS."
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TIE Two 0RPHAxs.--Mis Kate Clsx.
ton. . we'll known and popular actres,
will appear in the Opera House this
evening In the 1.-THE Two 0rphans,h The
New Orleans TINES apeakS Of Miss Clax.
ton as follows: Anything we might
here say, partakiug Of the nature Of crit.
icism, must necessarily be somewhat Of a
repetition Of what we said Of the inAugu.
raj performance. On that occasion We
expressed our admiration OF Miss Clax.
toms acting and every fresh experience
has strengthened and iustified that Fenti.
tnent. Sill we acknowledge that the role
Of Louise IL too narrowing to our taste
The blind girl's suflerings are 10 intensely
physlcal In their manifestation as to over.
shadow that deeper pathos which touches
us more exquisitely. They are not the
Sutfefings Of Isabel vane or Anne syl.
vester or any Of the 1ersonages Of our
familiar MISUNDERSTANDING that In,
volve the passion and the ruin Of q
woman's heart. They are more the sui.
ierings Of an III used animal, Miss
Claxtons work is not OF the large and
typical order; II Is sui generi1. She does
1t as thoroughly as any Of the genre paint.
ers do theirs; Il Is u masterpiece which
the most esthetic taste would recognize;
but still It has a setting Of too coarse
brutality, and il leaves no Lesson 10 soft.
en- or sanctify its ugliness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT PARkERs
HALL.--A large temperance meeting was
held at Parkers' Hall last evening. The
hall was literally packed, many persons
standing upon the stairs. Mrs Harper,
a colored lady Of some reputation, was
the speaker. The meeting was opened BY
Mr.. Melvin Richards, who read a selec-
ton from the Scriptures, after which
Mrs, Harper delivered her address.
During the evening two converts were
added 10 the roll.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-ou Tuesday night
a shooting ARRAY took place at Manc6es
ter, a station on the c. Il P. Railroad, be,
tween VIM. O'Neill, brakeman on the
local freight, and a man named o Donnell
a brakeman on the through freight, which
will probably result fatally to O,Neill
1t appears that the two men had had a
previous difficulty, and meeting at Man,
chester, where the freight train men lie
over, the quarrel was renewed, and in the
course Of it O'Donnell fired at O'NeilI
the ball entering his stomach near Inc
navel and inflicting injuries supposed 10
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LATE.-The train due from the West
at 7:4b o'clock last evening was behind
time, and did not arrive until about 81
o'clock. The cause OF the detention was
an unusually heavy train. There were
on board abont one hundred and ffty
emigrants, who had gone to Kaasas 4
year or 30 ago, and were returning to
their homes at HagerstoWn, Md,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

CHRISTMAS PRIsENrs.-We are daily
receiving large additions to our stock
suitable for Christmas Presents; also ad.
ded Toy Department where men, wo.
men and children can supply themselves
in the latest novelties and curiosities Of
the age, at almost any price, at Nos. 2Ol9
and 2O2l, Main street, Centre Wheeling.
JOHN RoEMER,
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FDErIo 0FTlcERs.-On Tuesday eve
ming the Fidelio Society elected the fol
lowing officers: Casper He'll, President
John Heekel, Vice Precedent; Aug. Mil
Ter, Secretary; A. ReymAnn, Treasurer
n. Miller, Master Of Ceremonies; Charlie,
DreIhOrst, Assistant Master Of Geremo
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On account Of advanced age, | an desires 3 {,
changing my residence, and Therefore oad ~ - '.
ny Iam lituAted opposite the city o. Whetllaisj
lhe river hank, midway between BFidtpor u. n.
Martins Ferry, and Immediately Aololhint Z
village Of RtnAVille. The properly eOaiie ".
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of IIsf to'S
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, 81 lhI.i
let thick, three depoaits Of limestone a.
vein Of tlnso texture Eand or ireN Stons, 80 y ~
vein o. mari, which altogether make oil - ~.
underlying bid Of deposits Of rich ADD 'li''
On the surface, the larger portion Of ThES 4
gently sIoping TO the EAST, and all nndH ii'.t
Poane 70 the sun, Il Vineyard Of 70 acfts. ~
CataEba gfapeA all 10 tine bearing cundl'i
seven ytAn old, which has pIoIen ISL A'"-
pay hlndsntne pcf cent TO the culnyli1t. A.
The property Is being approached AtpIs ~ ~
low by An advancing tide Of Penons s'cklps N
hoI1esteAds, aud Il now really the only ahSTr. ~
Tertiary bttWeen Bridgeport and Marllo' w,
II L. valuable Rs IN Investment LOT ciptA ~
. Eale purchase, and valuable 10 thoer :, ~,
market garlening ground clOse TO the Guy. n
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and CONT 'hIi y n
Of the city, the Island and the WhOIe 'crSc'!
valley. ,.,,,,
The terms Of ale will be one third ash ~ 4.
10 two annual payments, sPer cent lutslt'i, -,
IerTed payments. For further particular,
Of RICHARD CRAWfUhS d
On the PremiHos, OF by mall st hr'ds'f'''
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House. BuRNED.-The dwelling house
Of Henry Dice, jr, living at Valley
Grove, twelve miles from The city, was
totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night The family were absent from
home, and the FIRE is supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. ALL the furniture
and household goods were consumed.
The house was two-story frame, val.
ued ats2,O0O, and was covered by insur-
anCe
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THEIR RourE AHEAD.-The Oates
English Opera Company will this morn.
ing leave for ChiIlicothe, Ohio, where
they perform this evening. On Friday
and Saturday evenings they show a,
Columbus, Ohio, and the tirst Of next
week they will open in Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

LAST night Geo. Gaus struck young
fellow named Ford, on the Opera House
corner, and in few moments large
crowd gathered in the vicinity. A DO.
liceman was looking for Gaus at 10 P. IT,,
with every prospect Of bringing him be.
fore His Honor this morning.
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as Mrs. Oates imp asked a seedy look.
ing man Of the clerk at the Mcclure
House last night. "Yes," said the clerk
Eyes, she is" "Well,' said the man,
walking out, T'm glad Of ii; its q wet
night, and she might catch cold II she
WA nntD
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GtreGttelliqettesr.
THURSDAY, DEC. Q, 1877.


For observation-disclosures Exchange.
Tear. ]. smyth.
OHal-I.ist, Davenport 4 Parks.
Baltimore & Ohio Express.
Christmas-Oxtoby & Duflield.
FuIs Altered, Cleaned and Repaired.
For Rent-Brick Warehouse.
Funnd-Revolver.
Rheumatic Compound.
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HAPPYnprSUs Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drngged
and quaGkel. Pulvermacher'S Electric
Belts etlectually cure premature debil-
lily, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth Thousands,
mailed free. Address PULvERMAcHER
GALvAHrc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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THERE was runaway on Market street
yesterday. seibert, the ice man, had a
team standing on Market street, which
took fright and ran around the Mcclure
House corner aud up l2lh street. Thence
they sped to 1lth street, and down llth
to Market, where they were captured
before any damage was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

The GEM OF THE TotIEr the world
says 10 sozODoNr. Il renders the teeth
peafly white, gives 10 the breath fra
grant odor, extinguishing the ill.humors
which usually AOw from a bad and ne
elected Get Of teeth. SOzoDoNT 10 no con .
venient, and produces q sensation at once
40 delightful that 1t makes II pleasure
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FUNERAL OF JOHN LYLE.-The funeral
Of John Lyle, who died OF typhoid fever
in Bridgeport on Tuesday morning, took
place yesterday afternoon from bis late
residence. The obsequies were under the
auspices Of the Order OF Knights Of
Pythias, Of which Mr.. Lyle WA a mem.
Der. Deceased was we'll known in this
city, having been engaged in the manu-
tacture OF brooms just west Of Bridge.
port for number Of years, and many Of
our merchants have had business With
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A COURSE oil three lectures will be
given at:'he Zane Street NJ. f. Church, as
follows:
Bishop Bowman, Tuesday, December
Rev. ASwheeler, D. D., Editor Of Pitts
burGh GiFiStiaa AdrOcate, January -.
Rev. ]. Il. Thompson, President o.
West Virginia University. Subject
"Macanley," January ed.
Admission to each lecture % cents
course tickets, admitting two persons L
each lecture, 81. Tickets for sale al The
drug and book stores, and by tue com
mittee.
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WHEELING DAILY THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER ISM

TIE COUNTS CrRourr UouRT- Judc,
Mtlvia.-The Circuit Court met yesler'
day morning, pursuant 10 adjournment
The case q John Robrecht VI. Elijah
MArling, SEN, Is Ntill on trial. The evil
dence having been heard, the argument
was commenced and occupied the re-
mAinder Of the day. The argument was
not finished Of the hour Of adjournment
Adjourned until this morning at the
usnAl hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

HorEL ARRlvAIs.-The following are
among tho late arrivals at the hotels:
McLAire-Iames L. WadsWorth, Wells.
Vile, o TIL. o. Herman, Pittsburgh; VIM
b. Merchant, Charleston, s. G.; Samuel G
Leonard, Grafton; F. Hagans, Pittsburgh
B. Z, Tiff, Philadelphia; q. Borgess., Miss
Vieva BoggesE, Clarksburg; Elisha Tho
mas, Mrs. Jane Thomas, Miss Alice
Thomas, Kingwood; s. q. Goodlow, Lex,
ington, Va; james T. Sayers and wife
Waynesburg, Pa; Joe E. Stephenson
Pennsboro, W. Va.
s. James-G. II. Walker, Columbus, O.
4. s. OSburn, Cleveland, O.; A. Salmon
Monroe Co., W. Va; f. c. Haymaker
Pittsburgh; Robert McEIdowney, New
Martinsville; Frank Collier and vile
Steubenville, o; o. l.. Holiday, Mounds
vile; D. NJ. Everstine, Cumberland.
Samn-L. D. Reynolds, Beverly, W
Va; +. S. Chandler, Pittsburgh, Pa; VIM
Woodburn, Cameron; Mira. Judge Sam
uels, Carroll county, W. Va; james
McOleery, W. D. McCleery. West Alex.
ander; David McCowen, Coon Island
Taylor Foreman, Triadelphia; Jesse Bar
nett, Cameron; 6. V. Rider, CircleyilIe
Ohio; q. U, johnson, Pittsburgh.
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Only sEvES.-When our reporter
yisited the lookup last night, as is his
won't he found seven burly tramps repos.
ing behind the bars. There were no other
prisoners. Only seven, and no more.
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THrs was received by one OF our school
matms few days since: "Miss -
please Excuse Minnie for She was help.
ing me She is great help to ME thou
Small she may be would miss hur II
the lord should Call her at any time &
oblige Mrs. B.
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"Gop Bless Our Boarding House" il
the latest motto displayed in the shop
windows Of this city. When this thing
gets down 70 particulars let US not forget
the proyerbial boarding house butter.
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THEsteamer Iron Valley was engaged
Yesterday in clearing away the Goa
barge wreck in the river in front Of Ii,
Water Works, and performed good SER
vice in the way Of clearing out the chan,
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TAKE NorIoE.-The next regular salt
OF stocks Of all kinds will take place Al
Hervey & Britts Auction Room, No
1920 Market street (Crangle's BlocE), or
Thursday evening, Nov. Is, 1877, com
ulencins at I o'clock p. NJ, when choice
lot OF stocks will be offered for sale,
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The street in front Of the Postofice wa.
enlivened yesterday afternoon by iistic
encounter between two Jehus, who pun
melled each other for n short lime.
They were separated by the bystanders
before the arrival Of the police,
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THR beet reform in domestic life IA
without doubt the introduction Of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Where Il Is known
no more lapdanum Is given 70 the Babies.
ltsells for % cents. d&w
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THE STYLEs.-Ladies wearing the lat.
eat "Pinback" and striped silk stockings
are very liable to contract stubborn
coughs or colds, and should not neglect 10
procure DR.. BullS Cough Syrup in time.
dkW
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We we're reminded Of that truly bucolic
sight a hen with her brood, yesterday, by
seeing school out for = walk Accompa.
MED by teacher.
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PONCE CouRr-JudQe Ctanmr,

There were only two cases before His
Honor yesterday morning, Viz;
Henry Bushman, charged with loung.
Ing in the Second Ward Market, was
fined 50. In default no was committed,
Adolphus Sampson was up on charge
Of drunkenness. He got 81 and costs, but
execution was suspended on payment Of
costs.
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A FAIR is to be held in Germania Hal
by the German Lutheran lions congreg.,
ton, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings Of this week.
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The County Court met yesterday morn
ing pursuant 10 adjournment Of Monday
AS the court room was occupied by The
Circuit Court, this court transacted nc
business and adjourned over 10 Friday
morning at Q o'OIock.
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The RaSon left for Parkersburg yester.
day morning at the usual hour.
The Thanhauser left for Matamoras at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Granite State passed up en- route
for Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
The Carrie Brooks passed down en-
route for Gallipolis.
The Emma Graham will be down 10.
day en- route for Cincinnati and all way
points.
The 0Neal will be to.day's Pittsburgh
boat, leaving promptly at Jam
The steamer Exchange will pass down
this evening, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham Ia due down to-day,
en- route for Cincinnati.
The Courier will be this morning.
Petersburg boat.
The new iron steamer G. P. Chouteau
Is pronounced great success.
The steamer G. B. Church left New
Orleans for the Ohio river with 700 tons
OF Sweets"
The steamer Mary Elizabeth is laid up
at Rock Haven with a broken shaft,
TowboatS AT Louisville: Oakland,
Lioness No. 4, Fred. Wilson No. 2, Simp'
son Horner, Nellie Speer, Samuel Miller,
Charles Brown, Alice Brown, Resolute,
J. Sharp Mcdonald, Mary Ann, John
Penny.
Louisville-Coal-P Pittsburgh at lie per
bushel retail, Pine Hill lOc, Kentucky
l0c, Raymond City lie, camel tic, city
coke &c per bushel by dray load, anthra-
cite 81 30 per ton, Pittsburgh atiOat Sc
per bushel,
by Telegraph
PITTBURdH, December Driver 4 feet
inches, and rising. Weather cloud.
LOUISVILLE, December 5.-River fall.
ing, with 5 feet 6 inches in the canal.
Weather Clondy and cold. Departed.
Andy Baum, Memphis; E. H. DurfVe,
Pittsburgh.
LITTLE Rock, December 5.-River ris.
ing slowly. Weather clear and cool;
heavy winds, Deparled--Katie Hooper,
Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-Westber
clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, December 5.-River rose II
inches, and stands at II feet. Weather
unsettled.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-River Is
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
colder. Arrived-IrOn Mountain and
tow, Pittsburgh; Cherokee, New Orleans.
Departed-Laura Davis, Pittsburgh; c.
Miller, Memphis; DOnneIly and Iron
Mountain, New Orleans.
CAIRO. December 5.-Arriyed-Grand
Tower, 81. Louis; Kate Kinney, St. Louis.
River p feet 8 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy; mercury 800.
SHREVEPORT, December CARVED
Alexandria Jefferson, Frank Willard,
Conshutta, Departed-Alexandria, New
Orleans. Weather clear and cold. River
rose inches.
VICKsRuRG. December 5.-Wcather
clear; mercury 5Go. River rose Z inches,
up-KaIie, My Choice. Arrived-Katie
P. Kounlz, Capital City.
EVANSVILLE, December 8. -Raiued FROM
10 p. NJ. till daylight; cloudy to-day and
colder; mercury 400; wind west and un-
settled. River l3 $40 feet, and falling.
Up-Maggie Smith, Mary Miller. Down
--Fawn, all with medium to good trips
Business light.
ST. LOUIS, December 5.-No arrivals.
Departed-Yaeger, New Orleans; st. &c.
nevieve, Memphis; Tatum, Pittsburgh.
River fallen 3 inches. Cloudy aud cool.
Light snow this evening.
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A UNITED States prisoner at the State
Penttentiary, named A. Donshue, Was
discharged from that institution on Tues.
day, his sentence Of one year having ex.
pired.
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DowSl Dowst DowS Apo,bs,
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound TO sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
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MuN1c1pAI oouar-J.dgs Gunner.

MUNICIPAL CouRT-Jtd9s Gunner.
This court met yesterday morning par
suant 10 adjournment, and disposed OIL
business as follows;
George NJ. Bromer We. Philip Meyers
q al, In chanceryi petition Of James f
Barnes filed.
VIM. H. Akin & Son va. F. Dandlet 4
Co, in assumpsit; the jury in this case
returned verdict Tor the defendants.
Adjourned until this morning at II
O'clock.
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Tan Osborne House, at Bellaire. Is to
be opened with a grand ball on the night
Of the 2lst inst Kramer's full orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion,
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BREAK DOWN IN PRrcEs.-Dreas Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cent. and
Carpets a. cheap as Is cents. They have
to be sold to raise money now.
], W. FERRE1.
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A CONVICT named A. ]. Wood, a United
States prisoner from Arkansas, serving
out term at Moundsyille, has been
pardoned BY President Hayes.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the Thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday
'+ q ~ y Sc 3 'F i,
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MAYER's orchestra is to furnish the
music for the nail feeders ball at Turner
Hall on Friday night.
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CLOAKs, CLOAKs, CLOAKs.- VIII
open to-day one hundred New Styles IL
Cloaks at greatly reduced prices.
C. T. BRUES.
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HAsrY Plate OF FlsH.-Maggie Mey-
ers, u colOred lady, keeps a private
boarding house In East Wheeling, 'ant
among her hashdevowererS Ia numbered 1
young colored gentleman named Oliver
Garnet. These names, by the way, must
be understood as being used for conve-
nience only. This understood We will
proceed with our narrative.
Last night was fish night at the board
ing house Azores aid, and Oliver had jusl
been served by the landlady with plate
Of fish. No sooner had he received thC
plate into his possession, than with the
powerful leverage Of his strong right
arm, he SHE'D the plate, fish and all, al
the devoted head Of the sable Diana, and
caught her on the temple. She wasn't
hurt much, and there was no necessity
for physician, but she osLracised Oliver
from that boarding house, and he Is now
singing:
ThIre Is a boarding hsuse,
Net far away,
Where they have huh and lah
Three times day,
Oh how the bdaFlers yell
When they hear tho dinner bell,
Oh, how the bOardeTI yell,
Three times day,
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IF yOn want the cheapest Tea, go tc
smyths Tea House, corner MakeT and
l4lh streets, 49,
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lFyon want the best Tea, go to smyth's
Tea House, corner Market and l4th
streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

DIVISION No. Of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians is called TO meet next Sunday
afternoon, at ST Alphonsus Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

ACCORDING to the almanacs winter
does not begin until Dec, q, the shortest
day Of the year.