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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Mum clpal Court of Wheeling.
william J, Hull .,.

In the Nun cipal Court Of Wheeling.
.,.. T,l. n!!s : HI Hull 49,. Ia cbpps,ry.
The undersigned Special Commissioner hereby
In him by decree made by ald Court In aid
cause on the 9Th day Of April, 1871, no will Onl
TUESDAY, the 22d day Of May, 1877,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, proceed to cell at
public auction at the front door Of the Court House
Of Wheeling, the following described real estate
situate In said city, county and state, thatlS 10
y: Part CT lot No 10 In IquATC No. q Of the Bell
afro addition toIald city, beginning for ald part Of
said lot at the southwest corner oil aid lot on ia
cob AtTpet, formerly sixth street at the point Of
intersection Of an alley with said street; thence
running northwArdly With the eastern boundary
line Of said stree thirty feet; therec eaItwardly
at right angles with said ptrcet sixty feet the width
jacob street thirty feet 70 the north boundary line
Of Aaid alley; thence With the north line Of the
alley 10 tho place Of beginning. Said part Of said
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street. and running
back Of that width sixty feet, and having brick
house thereon.
Said decree provides that tho sale shall include
the dover right o. sarah Jane Keiior. who was
widow Of VIM. Hull, decd, In tald part lot.
TERMS or SALR-One.third Of the purchase
money, or 90 much moro M the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, in cash, tho remainder In two equal
lnstallmentg payable SIX and twelve months re-
SrectlTely after the date Of sale, with interest from
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with ap-
proved personal security for each Of said install.
menls and interest rs Aforesaid and tho title 10 the
property 10 be retained until the whole Of the pur.
Gn'So money u pau.
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METEOROLOGICAL MYrHs.-Last Sun,
day everybody thought that Indian Sum.
ler had certainly come along, as thai
day was extremely balmy and sunshiny
and in sharp contrast 10 the dull, raw
weather Of The few dlys preceding; bui
BY Monday the genial su nshine and balmy
temperature had fed and 80 had the pop.
ular notion that Indian Summer had
como. And the balance Of the week, al.
most, we had regular old.fashioned fall
rains, and rather high temperature.
The fact is that, SO far as this latitude
Ia concerned, Indian Summer, like the
moder Indian himself, il considerable oil
fraud. generally consists OF the first
warm day or two that follow the firsi
frost, whether II occurs 10 September,
October or November, and some have in
sisted that even SprinS.like spell in the
middle Of December was a veriIable sum.
mer to which the aboriginal title has
been given. Judged by the test Of obser,
walton, the Indian Summer Of the period
is simply legend, tradition and a the.
DRY, or else it Is continually making a
victim Of misplaced confidence out Of The
public. Ills very proper companion, in
deed, TO our equinociial storms, which
come with regular irregularity at any time
from within few days 10 three weeks
before or after the suns equatorial
transition. There may be come exaetness
in the occurrence Of these storms or In.
dian summer in other ATTITUDES, but in
this locality they are but q fancy and
might Just as well have their titles inter.
changed to Indian storms and equiuoctisl
summers,
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pGRsoaAL PotSn.-Mi,s Florence
Holmes, Of Pittsburgh, is guest Of Miss
Lide Woods.
Dr.. Alfred Wheeler, editor oithe Pitts.
burgh ChriSlidn Advocate, Il expected 10
spend next Sabbath In this city, and
preach In the morning at the Fourth
Street n. E. Church.
Mr.. John Mccullough and company
will play In Cumberland, Nd, this and
Saturday evenings.
Charley johnson, Of the Leader, suffers
With cold feet Ia mid summer. The feet
get cold In winter. but Charley doesn't
feel II till July.-hston Journal.
Mr.. Anton Lsibold, The teacher Of the
Turning School, Is about to start another
class fol American boys.
Mr.. John Il. NuSIer, Of Pittsburgh,
who has been In the city for several days,
lsaves to-day.
G. August Miller, Of the Eighth Ward,
look unto himself a better half recently
A number Of his friends gave him mica
'erebade the other evening In honor Of
the occasion. He Is a. happy "a lord
and can be seen any time through the day
with smile on hiS face 4 yard long.
Col. Jake NunRe, Prof, Geo. SchwarE
bach and Peter Welty, Egg, went nut to
Hsiuberger's, at Roneyi Point, last night
10 trip the light fantaitie toe.
| George Baker, accompanied by several
other gentlemen, went out In the country
Yesterday to make raid on the squirrels
AS George Ia a first class shot we sup
pose they will bring home 4 large guam
lily Of game.
Mr.. Alfred RheinslrOm Yesterday re
turned from Fairmont, where he has beer
the past three weeks taking evidence il
the Cartwrisht-slarkey murder case.
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McCuLtouGH As aSrARTAous.n-Mr.
John MeCullough's wonderful portrayal
Of "Vifginins," Wednesday evening, pre-
pared the large and cultured audience at
the Opera House last night for per.
tormance full OF power and artistic finish,
and even By those who had seen Forrest
and Booth the rising Of the curtain was
waited with no fore6odings Of disAppoint-
menL Last nights piece was Dr.. Birds
play Of Of 1.-THE Gladiator" and Mr..
Mccullough, In acting "spartSens, exert.
ed ForrestA inference, but neither copied
his methods nor preserved hih manner
llms. His heroic mould conveyed the
idea-ot reserve power, even 10 the mo.
menh when he preserved q haturalness
that was full Of delielcy. With him, Il
was evident from his delivery Of the irst
lew lines, there were 10 be no excuses,
and yet when the storm Of defiance came
he proved equal 10 ItS demands. His an.
imll yisor was indeed tempered through.
out BY = discretion which proved bis
maturity In art; he was 4 mlsIer, too, Of
abrupt transitions from a volume Of In.
yeCtive or appeal to a bit Of pathoS or 4
conversational remark after the manner
Of SAlyini. The management Of his voice
provoked the comment that bis descrip.
ton OF the destruction Of SpariAcus'
home In Thraee was like some perfectly.
sung aria, so musical we're the modula.
tions and no eloquent the feeling that
dictated them. His picture Of the vim.
dictiyeness Of the slave and the patriotic
devotion Of the Thracian we're finely
conLrasted. The detection Of his Inca
meuts and bearing, expressing the most
profound degradation when Sparlaeus
and his wifs-slayes as they are-are
brought face 10 face in u strange city;
the tenderness Of his recognition Of
his brother In the opponent Us prize for
whose conquest be Is offered the liberty Of
himself and those dear 10 him; his sway
over the storm and defiance that follows;
aud finally, his anguish over the death Of
hia wife and child-all this made up a
noble picture Of free spirit struggling
against bonds. With It's virile force was
combined q certain grim humor and 4
Whining quality OF kindlinssS that i'm.
parted to the personRtion an indescriba.
bic charm. II was not only a finished
piece Of acting, but an intensely human
one, and II touched responsive chord In
the breast Of every beholder.
Mr.. Mccullough will be followed by
Mr.. LaWrenee Barrett, who will appear
in the Opera House on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, Of next week,
in "Richelieu," Hamlet" and Julius
Cesar" respectively.
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EVENING SCHOOLS. The evening
schools are now in successful operation
This means Of receiving instruction has
done vast amount Of good in the past
and the different schools promise 10 be
we'll paIronizsd the coming winter. We
would suggest at this time to those who
contemplate becoming pupils, that when
awaiting the opening Of the buildings
and also when leaving them, they remem.
Der that there Is no good reason why they
should give dwellers in the neighbor-
hood cause to believe that menagerie
has "broke loose" Much complaint oil
the unnecessary noise, loud talking and
yelling, has been made in previous years,
and We hope our suggestion will not be
forgotten.
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ASTONISHING succEss.-It is the duty
Of every person who has used BosoHrEis
GERMASSYRuP to letis wonderful ouAli.
ties be known TO their friends in cntinp
Consumption, severe Coughs, Croup,
Asthma, Pneumonia, aud in fact ali
throat and lung diseases. No person can
use II without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con.
slider y the duty Of all, Druggists TO recon.
mend It 10 the poor dying consumptiye,
At least 10 try one bottle, as 40 900 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where II failed was reported. Such
q medicine Us the GERMAN sYRuP cannot
DO too widely known. Ask ySur Drug.
gtSt about Il. Sample bottles 10 try soid
At 10 cents. Regular sife as cents. For
sale By all HntclssS Druggists in tho
United States eod&v
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additional. Markets.l
TNI1a

TOLEDO. November s.-FlOur-Firm
y, Closed steady, No. l whit,
MiGhigan 81 29h, extra white do ST SS
amber, cash, 81 81, seller NoyemSs,
81 Sl&, seller Decenbtr 81 81 asked, No. j
reg winter 81 S2H, No. 2 cash 81 29l<,
seller November and Decem Der 81 20. No
90 81 Is. Corn-Dull, high mixed eas6 SsI<
No 2 cash and seller November 47ISc nav nav
4eo, rejected 46Hc, new 44c, damaged iISc.
new 40Sc. Oats-null, No 2 cash aoI.c'
y whlte 2sc' Glover Seed-Prine S. o5, No
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ITO CAPITALISTS,
Or PARTIES OF SMALL MANS DEARV|
OF RE0AGIEG IN GRAPE 0EVp'
ING, COAL MINING OR ME
RST GARD6SISG.

On account Of Idvauesd age, N degTs-i ], :
changing my Tesidenee, and Therefore SII H. y
my farm situated oppotite the city o. MnN ,, ~
the rtVer bank, midway btIWee1 br1G ip,.,. n
Martins Ferry, Ind imuelraioly haIanIas y "a a
village Of EtbAvie The property eoliI ,i,,., y
acres Of hill and table land and IS o. nIg %SIV
10 the bill thVrO are two ssEInI Of coal, ~ ~ ".
feet thick, three d0poSiu Of lna'9at II
vein Of eloIa texture hand Or free iioa'' " p
vein Of mSTl, which altogether make 1l Ii1+,SI,
underlyiug bid Of deposits Of rich 'Sa 'ND'"
character. .,us
On the surface, the larger portion q GAEs " Y.
gently Eloplng 10 the east Gnd al und'f o. ~,
Posl'e 70 the Tun, IL Vineyard o. ~Isa nj
CataHba gTapes nj In doe hearing ~ 3
seven years old, which hiss ptoTta lliia So
pay q handsome pef can't 70 the e1lllM n
The property II being apPro5shsd l% SI.i M
low b. an advancing tide o. PtIson' ieSt.s
homesteAdI, and Il now really tho OILY VIZ IN
tarrtGnry between BrldSetoTt and Ailup w
II IL VLluible ~ ~ inveilmtnt ioF eip.Ht -
saie purchase, and valuable 10 th9st s =. 80
market gardening ground elose 70 the eLJ' ~ NJ
beautifully upon toe river and coz nina y 4,
Of the city, the Island and the whole Seaaay ' =
valley, ,.,,,,,
The forms Of ale Will b one thlrl eiSh ~ 4.
10 two annual payment, PET cent 49,,
Tered pay nientS. For further particular IL
Of RICHARD CRAWtOhG n
oa tho premises, or By mall At BtidF2SNN
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PREsERyE YouR TIN RooFs -CEarEs.
NAL AND ExoELSiOR RooF PANT
MesSrs. A. F. & @. W. Hawthorn, Of the
6rm Of Hawthorn Bros, Lancaster, Pa,
arrived in this city yesterday and are
quartered al The Slamm House. These
gentlemen are engaged In the mauUfIc.
ture Of what they have called the Cen.
tennlal and Excelsior Roof Paint, Iince
the holding Of the great Exposition,
previous to which Il wls known as
the Elastic Roof Paint.n This paint
was ussd on a majority Of the build.
ingl within the enclosure Of the Ex.
position grounds, and gave entire sat.
isiaction. One great feature Of this
paint Ia owing 10 the fac! that no oil en-.
tiers into It's composition, and IL uuSfFtct-
ed BY heat or cold, and does not crack or
blister, as those mixed with oil invaria.
ply do. We know Of large number Of
bnildinga 10 Lancaster, Reading PtGnix.
vile and NorristoWn, and in fact
throughout the entire State, the
roofs Of which have been paint.
ed with this material, and have as At the
Centennial, given satisfaction In every
case. Among some Of those at Phunix-
willie who have used this paint on the
roofs Of their buildings are Messra. L B,
Kaler, John Griffith, Jas. Keller, PhQnix
Hotel, Charles BGder, Phnnix pottery,
Prices book store, and num-
Der Of other buildings. In NorristoWn,
Oakland Seminary, Prof. Lochs school
building, slenmer & Bros oil refinery,
Albertson 4 Sons glass works, and many
others in that borough. These gentlemen
inform US that in nearly every prominent
town and city in Pennsylyania they have
painted from two.thirds 10 seven.eighlhs
Of all the tin roofs in them. They are
here now for the purpose OF introducing
their paint 10 Wheeling, add all who need
painting Of this character attended to
should call on them at the Stamm House
at once and SEQ samples and read tesli-
monials Of leading business and practical
men throughout The country.
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The Couk7s.-surREatE couRr OF Ar.
rEAIA-Jadst1 HOymond, 6resa, Mo@c
and JOhaSOa. The Snprenie Court Of Ap.
peals met In their chamber ct the Capitol
yesterday, pursuanlto adjournment.
AWriI Of error was allowed In the Gaze
Of the Stale Va. Compton, from Richie
county.
An appeal and supersedeas was allow
ed in the case Of JackSons administrator
Va. sydsnslicker, from Greenbrier county
judgment affirmed. Opinion BY John
son.
Bunts 4 Co. vsS BaEnet, from Marion
county, opinion By Moore, reversed and
rEmlndtd, johnson dissenting.
Adjourned until Saturday, November
lTlh,
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JusrrcE Nixon Thurpday applica.
tlon was made to Justice Mix Tor war.
rant against q young man, formerly in
the employ Of Ferdinand Schubert. The
charge was that he bad stolen a parlor
organ, on which Schubert had given a
chattel mortgage 10 protect certain OF his
creditors. Il was proven, however, that
Schubert had given the young man the
organ in payment Of wages due, and that
the latter knew nothing Of any liens up.
on the instrument. The case was dismiss
ed at the PLAINTIFF costs, and the Young
man gave up the organ TO the parties
holding the mortgage upon il.
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BURSTING OF A WATER TAxK.-About
4 o'clock last evening the large water
tank at the B. & o. machine shops, with
a capacity Of 10000 gallons, bursted and
completely flooded the residence Of q Mr.,
Lancaster, Immediately adjoining. The
family Of Mr.. Lancaster, very fortunately,
were on the second aoor, and escaped IN.
injured. The supper table was stand
Ing in the middle Of the kitchen floor,
and few moments later the family would
have been gathered about the table, and
in all probability all would have been
drowned. As II was, Mr.. Lancaster suffer.
ed considerable loss, his furniture and
household goods being badly damaged
We did not hear Of any other damage
being done.
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soGE CRACK sHoorIN9.-Prof. ChaS.
Z. Dwight, Of the Maynard Rife Club,
on Wednesday, at Woodland Range, did
the best shooting Of the season. At 800
yards distance he made % out Of 4 posi-.
BILE 100. OF the twenty shots made,
sixteen hit tho bulls eye and four the
inner circle. Or, in other words, all but
the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth shots
were bulls eyes. This, we believe, is the
best shooting ever done in the city.
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THERE are great many people 10 thil
city who have curiosity TO know who
the genius IS that wrote the RegtteT'i
criticism OF John McCullough's "Virgin,
ius." The strenuous efforts Of the would
be dramatic critic 10 mould public opin,
ion succeeded as the Registers efforts il
that direction usually do, as was proven
by the large and cultured audience which
witnessed Mr.. McCullougk'8 fine imper,
sonation Of "Spartacus.p
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10. Hess, who keeps confectionery on
Market street, between 18th and 10th
streets, u much annoyed by school chill.
dren who purloin the sWeetmeata 60
tempiinsly displayedin front Of bis store.
Yesterday he created a panic among the
little folks by capturing one Of them who
was getting away with q lot Of fg,. The
prisoner was permitted to 60 upon
promise Of future good behavior.
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A BoDY STOLEN PROM CALVARY cEM.
ETERV.-The people Of South Wheeling
we're much excited yesterday over The
report that the body Of little son Of Mr..
Conrad Rolf, a South Side tobacconist,
had been stolen from the new Catholic
Cemetery, known as Calvary Cemetery,
II seems that the boy, who died some
time since, was buried in a portion Of the
cemetery set apart for temporary use,
Mr.. Roll intending to change the lOca'
tion Of the grave after having decided
upon lot. Recently he pur-
chased lot and made the neces,
sary arrangements for the re.inter-
mens Of tue remains, but when the
grave was opened he was astonished 10
find it empty. The coffin had disappear.
ed, and the rough box, which remained
in the grave, was filled with clay and
gravel. There is no suspicion attached
TO any one, and there are no indications
going to show when the outrage was com.
mitltd, but it was evidently Of recent
occurrence. The occurrence has checked
the entire community, and every effort
will be made to discover the perpetrators
OF the outrage and bring them to justice.
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Horn PERsoxA1s-Tbe folloviry n,

HorEI PERsoSAls.-The following are
among the laie arrivals at the hotels:
s.. Jan<A-F. Machines, Pittsburgh
J, Geo Snyder, j., John H. Rial, W. H.
Bullin, Baltimore; Robert Mcconnell,
MoundsVillei John W. Woodsides, Pbila.
delphia.
leLure-H. G. Fursu.ou, Fai.mon,i
9. W. Breckenridge, Warrington; a. ].
ToWnsend, II. A. Huntington, Grafton;
c. F. MUl.hou.e, Cleveland; B. q. Henry
and wife. Miss u. Manning, Mis- E Hen.
~ COlunbut; Wm. Donaldson, cleye.
&amn.,-J. o. Pey.on, Paden'. Landing;
II. Moore, @. L. Moore, Proctor; D, Slmp.
son, New Martinsville; c. L. SnallWood,
Bellaire, o.; E. E, Murray, Potomac,
Geo. Hawthorn and wife, John Hawthorn,
A. V. Hawthorn, Lancaster, Pa; P. Nc.
Cami'h, F. Machines, Pittsburgh.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A BABE-An infan,
ehildin a German family named Wise
living at the head Of 9th street, died very
suddenly on Wednesday. The child died
init cradle, while its mother sat BY rock
ing ihaHd thinking thatit was sleeping. Il
had not been Ill recently, and was as well
Us u'ual during the day, and the parents
are unableto account FORTS sudden deali
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TEMPERANCE NoTR.-Al large temper.
ance meeting was held in Outs Hall last
night, and very good turnout Of people,
considering the bad weather, was notice
able. There were plenty Of good speech.
es, which were listened to very attentively
BY the audience. Among those who ad.
dressed the meeting we're Robert Mar.
shall, Wilbur Trueman, Jake Kemple,
Capt. Baggs, ThoS. Clark, G. W. Bags,
and several others. 1t was an interesting
meeting.
Messrs. Robt. MarshGll and Wilbur
Trueman will talk temperance in Gus
Hall Saturday night.
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READ what l. Jonas, Vaks.barrs, Pa,
writes in reference to N. EIsSER 4 Co.'S.
Haag-Bi err:
| suffered for years with pains In the
stomach, headache, congestion Of the blood
and loss Of appetite, was so weak and OK.
hauSted that 1 could not attend to my bust.
ness: used several remedies-but to no
avall-until l received your Stomach Bit,
tiers. l keep 1t constantly In my house.
because it has cured me entirely. hyde.
sire Tor work has returned and feel like
newborn. can recommend your Bitters
to everybody, and l say 1t should be in
every house. l. JONAS,
For sale BY ali druggists.
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CrRcurr ccuaT-Judg. M.rsrn


This court wAS In session as usual yes.
terdsy, and transacted the following busi.
mesa,
In the case Of W. 81. Wood. va. cili.en.'
Street Railway Company, the counsel for
the plaintiff made u motion 10 set aside
the verdict Of the Jury, returnedCn Wed.
uesdAy, which was taken under advise
ment bY the court
The case Of Mary Msrling, executriE,
vs.. E. MArling, sen, was dismissed by the
plaintiff.
Frel. Huiemen was appointed trustee
for Hannah HusGmsu, vice Wu. Exlsy,
SEN, deceased.
The care Of VIM. Goethe va. Henry
stHmm and August SehWertieger was put
upon trial before the following Jury:
John ]. Birch, Charles Nolie, Wm. Hast.
ipgs, A. r, Kolb, Joshua Davis, John
Dunning, o. X Ellilritz, Thomas g. Britt,
VIM. Rutherford, j. NJ. Ewing, G. N.
Alexander, J. A. Hay. Tho plaintiff In
this case sues for libel, claiming Sl0, 900
damages. Messrs. GoeiIe, StGmm and
Schwertfsger we're members Of Wm. Tell
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, and /, appears
that the two latter were appoint-
ed n committee 10 prefer charged
against Goethe for some oiIense
alleged TO have been committed by him.
Subsequently they served upon 4 commit.
tee which investigated said charges and
reported to the lodge recommending Mr..
G0elEe's expulsion from the Order, which
recommendation It seems was adopted.
Mr. Goeize, we understand, claims that
MesSrs. stamn and Schwertieger, In
bringing said charges sgainst him, de.
famed his character. The trial will like.
y last several days.
Rev. John McEligate, Of tho Roman
Catholic Church, Of this city, was author.
ICED TO solemni=s the rites Of matrimony.
Mr. John c. Miller was his surety.
Adjourned until this morning st .
o'clock,
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GONE TO MoRGANzA.-Messrs. Myles
Ewing and Wuddle, OF the Finance Com
miItee Of the Board OF Commissioners
Bernard STANLEY, County Poor Agent
and G. II. Deiters, Clerk OF the Board
yesterday left for Morgadza, Pa, for the
purpose Of examining the House OF Ref
uge at that point, with aview Of securing
information 10 be engrafted in their re-
port TO the Board upon the subject Of es
tablishing a similar institution in tbil
nnOp1y
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como and see ua.

OOkne anu sec w.
Black Beaver Cloth Cloak 50 90.
Fancy DrsaS Goods l0c.
Good Flannela l6e.
Blankets 81 90.
Bed Comforts 81 %,
Good Carpet 15e.
Call soon II you wish to save money, al
JOHN RoEMER's,
20l9 and 202l Main street.
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PRESENTATION AND JoILIFIcArroS.-
The Wheeling Butchers' Association pre-
sented their Secretary, Mr.. Frank Bowers
who was married q few weeks ago, with
handsome set Of cushioned furniture
The Association h. Id It's monthly meeting
at Becks Hall on Wednesday evening last
aud after it was over Frank invited them
to adjourn to Col. Jake Nuuge's, where .
good supper awaited them, and which
they all enjoyed heartily. During the
evening speeches were made by MtSSrs
Peter ZoeCkler, John ZoeckIer and Geo
sWarzbach. Frank also thanked the As
ISOLATION oriavors done him. The com.
pany were also treated to some singing
by MesIrs. Martin Fisher and Geo. SwarS
bach, aud the Shoemaker by Mr.. Geo
Schad was q success. The bulehers are
a Jolly crowd when they get together, and
Wednesday evening was one Of the joIliesl
affairs they have had for some time.