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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

TEMPERANCE PoNrs.-The Otis Hall
UGiun has unanimously voted to con,
tinue the Sunday night meetings. ''
A pound party Is to be held 1t Parkers
Hall thu. evening.
A temperance, meeting will be held al
Otis Hall this afternoon. The ladies OIL
the band are requested to be pre,ent.
guile a large meeting was held at Par.
keFs' Hall last night, which was addressed
by Mess,s. Melvin Richards, Harry Hol.
liday, Hiram Young, John Iaishley
Wilbur Fireman, Mort. Gregg, Rev,
WinchPr, Messrs, Norris and Lewis,
There were two signsrs to The pledge.
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allegheny Cattle.

EAST LlBRRTY, December 24.--CATrLE.-
Receipts since Friday 9S5 head Of through
And 100 head Of yard stock; total for ID,
the week ending to-day 1885 head O
through and 1874 head OF yard, agalnS
1909 head oil though and g,4ts head o.
yard LAST week. No market to-day.
: HoGs-RecGipts $3.50 head; total for thu
week l7,l50, against 1880 last week
Workers 81 20afSO, PhiladelphIGs 81 so
4 30.
SuRVr-Receipts :, 800 head; total Tor III,
week 1900 head, against 1880 last week
Selling at s. 50a4 so.
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BuILDING.-Mr. Thompsou Baggs, Of
the firm OF R. ]. BaggS 4 Sons, Bridge.
port, o., informs uS that business in ths
building line on their side Of the river has
been unusually good this fall; that is
they have been running their mill stead
lily, though not by any means to lie full
capacity. Mr.. Baggs seems to think the
indications are for a decided improve
ment in business in the spring, yet be adj,
mits that the remarkably flle weather
which has favored building operations
beyond precedent, may prove a material
discount upon the spring trade from The
fact that as long as the weather, be- il
phenomenal or otherwise, admits Of out
door work, people will begin to build
even though the probability be that they
will not get more than fairly commenced
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.BlAlfIMoRE CATTLE MARKET.


cArTtE Dun aud prices, son.ide III
The quality, unchanged. Very best 81 7Ss
. %; antquAllty q 0Oa4 rs; medium ss q
aS16; ordinary Sc 5CaS 90 most sales at
" 2SA 70. Receipts / ,4S4 head; sales sS4.
Hoss-Steady, Range at 5sla8e. Re.
OeiptsS $3.50 head. 5ltiT
sHRRP-Dull and unchanged. Range At
4A61ie Receipts 500. l'f 'Is.T7-' :
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HousEs OF PRosrrrunoS RNpFp.@
Last night the police raided the houses
Of prostitution kept by Jennie Morning.
ton and Jennie Gray, on the wharf. Al
the former they captured Eve women,
and at the latter two, =
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TRANsFER OF REAL EsrATE-The fol
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad
mitted 10 record inthe Office Of the CLERK
Of the County Court, yesterday;
Deed made August 7, 1877, by William
V. Hoge and wife TO Ruth Ann Charnock
Tor the south half Of lot No. !, in Square
No. Q, fronting 80 feet on McCulbci
street, corner MeCulIoch and 18th street
Sl,25O,
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REnAs1E hslptor weak and nervous
sufferers, Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diAeSses cured without medicine,
pulyermacherS Electric BeIts th6'grand
deaideranm. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address Pu1vEilStAoHERG kLvGH!
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. p d&W
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Rev. JIG. ARNsrRoSe stated in a lee.
ture at St. Mathews Church Sunday even.
ing that he became an Episcopal clergy.
man at SO years. Of age, after having been
in sister denomination ~. P) for II
years Among the reasons which he gave
for attaching himself to the Episcopal
Church were " conviction Of its his,
toric continuity from the dAys Of ths
ApostleS ~ the TACT that II had fhh
suitable and symmetrical liturgy, end (3j
because 81 the breadth or Comprehensive
ness Of the church. Under this last head
he made the remark that the Episcopal
church lie positive teaching church and
receive any oneto her membefihif
who does not accept all her articles o.
faith, which cover the commandments.
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AMONG TIE LITTLE osEs TO-DAY
The wonderful happiness Of this morning
II will be set in BY gas aBd lamp and can.
die light, at about 3 o'clock. It will not
be q cold morning in these parts. But
that would make no difference 10 most Of
the warm-blOoded little ones whose 10y.
GUS cries will ring out as, with bare legs
and bare feet, they rush to their hanging
stockings, to find the gifts that generous
little r0sy.cheeked, round.bodied, fur.
clad Santa Claus may have left fol
them. This little girl will crow with
delight over the dearest doll in the
world; her brother will open with
pride 4 new, glisteainE knife. with
which he will cut himself before the week
is out; and while the girl Is uneurthing q
cradle and set oil parlor furniture for her
doll, the boy will run across q new pair
oil Rkates-and both OF them will IeveI
in lot Of candies and nuts. And the
younger sisters and brothers will rejoice
In stockings full OF brilliantly Illuminated
story books and trumpetE aud whistles
apd whips and candies and fruits, and
much stomach ache.
In homes where luxury permits the
little feet 10 sink into warm carpets al
every step, where the curtains are heavy
and where the glow Of the furnace al.
ways modifes the atmosphere, it will be
doub'y jolly to steal out Of bed before
the frat streak OF morning light, and
make triumphant dash for the stock.
ings. In homes where there il simple
comfort for all, and even in those where
poverty is yet held at little distance
there will be shents Of happy laughter
this morning, to arouse father and moth
er, and young gentleman brother, and
young lady sister, to realization thai
"Christmas has come" indeed.
But there are miserable abiding places
in the city, that cannot be called homes
where the little ones will only waken to
day to shiyer aud pull the scanly cloth
ing riilI closer around their poverty
pinched forms. In such there will be NJ
happy assault upon stockings this morn
ing, no joyful circling around Christmas
trees. Let us not forget this fact to-day
nor Tomorrow, and when the hand o
poverty Is entreatedly stretched out fol
charity, let us give, within our means
without close questioning.
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Police CoURr-Julys Cranms,

The following cases were before His
H1ror Yesterday morning:
William DOtmore, u colored chap, was
fined 81 for disOtderly conduct. He
I John Rogers and Richard Kennedy
were also up for disorderly conduct.
Thss RereL 6psd g and costs each, and
paid their fines.
The CASE against Richard Kennedy
charged with dIsorderly conduct, WA dis
missed,
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THE deserving poor are always in our
midst, II a desolate widow or family
OF hAlt.stSrVed orphans are known 10 you,
don't forget TO place well.filled haskell
at their doors. This would ba charity
sent forth in the right direction.
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4 . .
The sTRiklSe M1sERs.-The striking
miners Of Wheeling and vicinity held d.
other meeting last evening, at the Atlan.
NC Eugine House, In the Fourth Ward.
Zone fhifty or forty minerS, r65resehtinR
alnaip ny ol he sbAhks IA III neieh bor.
hood, were present.
Mr.. A. J. CrisWell, Of Kaisley Bros.
mines, was called 10 the chair, and after
some preliminary remarks announced
that II would b Ill tordsf to receive ~.
ports AZ 70 the progress Of the strike.
Accordingly, representatives from the
banks In this city, Bridgeport and Benwood
made verbal reports oithe condition d u.
ialts with them, which seemed to be emf.
nently satisfactory 10 the meeting, Otall
The banks In the localities named, with
the exception Of those connected with
mills and glass houses, only one wis re-
ported TO be In operation. The exception
noted was Capt, William schockeya bank,
In South Wheeling, where only two
miners are employed. hafa irea
II appears that some Misunderstanding
had existed among the miners 10 regard
to Mr.. ThalmAnsl mines. AZ a pkevl6dA
meeting u committee had been appointed
70 notify Mr.. Thalman Of the action
Of the miners concerning his
bank, which was to tue effect
that inasmueh as be was under heavy
bond to'supply the Water WptkSFith
coal, there would be no opposition On the
part Of the miners to his employing
enough men 10 fulfllhis contract With
y city. The committee performed their
mission, but Nj. Thalman perhaps did
not understand them correctly, ia the
statement was made byseveral Of his
miners at the meeting lSat evening that
he had told them that an agreement had
been effected by which he would be
permitted TO work his fun force. Tie
men accordingly CONTINUED work, but at
the meeting last evening, when Informed
Of the mistake, voted s6lid NOT 70 return
10 work until the advance asked for Was
given by their employer, It was also
decided, by unanlmonsyo.e, that unless
Mr.. ThAlmSn continues'tia whole force,
work. Il
1t was decided to meet ugain, At the
same place, on Friday eyening next The
miners employed az the mills and klShs
houses were cordially Invited to be pres.
ent at the next meeting. -.
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ToBg ESFoRoEp,-Mayor Sweeney has
issued ordsrsto the, police to strictly en-.
force The ordinance relating to discharg.
ing firearms and frectackers in the city
limits during the holidays: Patriotic
youngsters should make note Of this
and govern themselves accordingly.
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THkRswas row in 4 saloon on Nor
ket Street last night about II o'elock
which was participated 10 by fonF d Eve
intoxicated individuals, who wert
promptly elected by the proprieIors. No
body hurt, aud no arrests. -
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LouHvlL1E, December 24.-Rhned all
night and,nearly all day, lightly, and
signs VI more rain tonight; wind east
mercury 50 to G4o. River $40 feet, and
about ,pp stand. pownzBoylipg Gseeu
and Dora COOLER. Up-Idl wild, N akgie
Smith, Grey Eagle, and Lane and Tow,
Businsss, very aetipp. Prospects yof 4
llyeIyeHd merry ohristmea. y A NJ
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Pittsburgh Marker.

~ PITBauRgH, December 24.-PetrolLsum
The OIL Exchange at ParkeTs and al Tt,s
S,ose a. I :. saturday aud viii remai1
ny TSo ! ushl ~ 4. Nj Wednesday, The 26tE'
the market closed steady at 81 JSs[ Il Pm,
hetS, loF immediate shipment; refined All
q about lSe Philadelphia delivery. :" ss'''
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CHICAGO, December 2i.-Ths Drovry
Journal reports:
CATTIE-Receipts 1000; choice So 65s
4e5; shipments 1900.
Hoes-Receipts L, 600; shipments 5000
Lightand mixed packing "a 0Oa4 10, ship
ping grades 81 l5S4, 25.
ShEEP-Recelpts 800; sales at s. $50
4bO. - = =
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The strikers at the Bellaire Cobb
Works will resume work tomorrow. VI
have not learned what arranssnsltl
were made between the men aud thell
employees. ~
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II OuaR,ROR sALE-I otter for sAls the house
q on south Front SlIOAt, IAlHud, In which nov
b'sldN. House contains nine rooms, pantry, bath
TNm and water closet; wWh house aud coal house
Inths hsement, ThErt are hot and cold water
and gis dxtIes on all three tlO0Ts. The lot 10 co
BY 12S feet, aud the grounds we'll improved.
NTermI easy, Apply 10 Heryey 4 Britt.
70 -t'' JOHN MORGAN,
Oep27 Youth Front Street, lsland.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Fitmy
STATE BoNpS-Ouiet

RAILROAD RoSDs-FiEmy s.A,..
STATE BoSDs-Qulet XII,
sTocKs-Ths Stock Exchange closed at
! o'clock this afternoon, ths GoyerninS
Committee having suddenly decided 10
close up business from that hour till Wed.
nesday morning at II o'clock: The mail N
closed strong and The bulls had connIets
control up to the closing hour Tina Sr NV
s y sW9ngesespestaltiea we're Bake Sh6Pe,
81 Faul common and iproloHed, iNorthvess
tern common and, preferred, IkoCk Island.
Pacific Nall and Western Union..
Trsnsaettons Aggregated $1,000 sharsa
o. which 2t000 we're, Lake Shore. soO6
Northwestern, I, 900 s.. Paul common, 7'000
preferred and 5000 Western Union. 'SNs
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o. Sunday evening last coal oil lamp
exploded at the refftthce OF Nj, James
johnson, near the Nall City Boat Houae,
but the flames were ektinguished before
any great damage was done.
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lDowN u DoWNI Down -lAn6eher
break down lnptics6l6i Dry Go0db and
carpetas Bound 10 sell al Aome 9price
whether tie mills RON or not CcFaer
Main and 20lhstfeels! lsI4hHq Isl
haaii9s y lHt' Y J.W!FkaaEI.
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CARPETS Carpetsl Carpetst Il Is .
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry 6oOdS in the city Are found
at J.W. FERREIis,
haa il Corner Main and Goth 81.
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The colored porter at Simon Baer i
Sons Wholesale grocery had his It'd b.
mashed yesterday afternoon by haEine q
barrel Of -four fall upon his foot
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THE cotRts, COUNTY cousr-Juage
BCyd,-This court met yeterday morning
pursuant 10 adjournment Of Saturday.
The case Of Thomas Conner, admins.
traitor, ". the Citiseh9 Railway Com
PAM, In assumpsit, was giyen 10 the jury,
who returned a verdict for plaintiff fol
$500. The daughter Of the plaintiff ID
this etiss was, some two years since, run
over and killed by one Of the street cars
Of the CitiSens' line, Ia the Sixth Ward
and be brought suit against the Com.
pany for damages therefor with the re.
suit given.
G. A. Helmbright, administrator, Va.
John Ziegler; certified BY Justice Cald-
well. Tried before the following Jury,
Fred. Nolte, Stephen Tracy, John Cart.
nsr, Michael Edwards, Hugh Clark, E. l.
Klmmins, g. q, stOker, W. s. Craig, H.
W. Phillip, Charles Blanchard. Verdict
for plaintiff for $3l and costs.
W. s. Goshorn VI. Alex. Garden; Certi
6ed by Justice Caldwell. Tried before
the following jury; Fred. Nolte, John
GArtner, August Matthews, Michael Ed.
wards, Hugh Clark, E, Kimmins, Il. w,
Phillips. Charles Blanchard, John G.
black, Peter French, James W. Sweeney,
John Webb.
The following caSes are set Tor trial 10,
morrow: Dennistonvs. FIN. Henderson
Same va. Same, Joseph Spisdel 4 Co., VS.,
Marlin Gillot 4 Co.
VIM. Graham, John Howell, james
Charnock and Wm. McAdams were up.
pointed Commissioners to appraise the
personal property Of JabeE R. Exley.
The jury in the case Of GoshoFn vs.
Garden returned a verdict for the plain.
tilf for $40.
Court adjourned until Wednesday
morning at 0 o'clock,
MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judgc Gunner.
The Municipal Court met Yesterday
morning a. usual, but without transact.
Ing any business adjourned over to We'd.
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BABIES are too highly priced 10 permi,
them to suffer with Collie, Flatulence, etc.,
when DE-. Bulls Baby Syrup will at once
relieve them. Pfics % cts a bottle.
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BREAK Down IN PMoks. ~ reas Gooda
8 cents, Black Kid 6loxeS 30 scents and
Carpets ~ cheap as Is cents. Theyhave
10 be sold to raise money now. ~ -
N4F -Utna l1 u, M. RHRAHIa
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THOSE who Wonld indulge IN eggnos
and ChIi-tmas cake to-day should read
Chris. seibGe's advertisement, head q
local.
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eqttelti2etrrer:
TUESDAY. DEC. rs, 1877.


For Sale or Rent-DweIIing House.
Notics-Cummins 4 Woods. =
New Years Call Cards. 1S
chriStmas Presents-.0 xtoby 4 Dufield
Christmss-Hisgius' Gallery.
Wanled-BOOk'keeper.
Public Sale. "a. Fgai
Executors Sale Of Beal Estate.
Eggnog by Quart or GAllon-Siebke'i
Tidal Wave Saloou-head OF local.
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JusT received for the holidays, the
finest assortment Of Cents Slippers Ia
the city also, Lsdles' Mounted Button
Newpottey iatestoht at y iiG 2
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ITousD DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup to b a
most etiectual remedy, and feel sure that
the most stubborn cough and cold will
yield % It's healing influence FuaE S,
P1ee. NR Orleans, ANqsas 8, 1876. ~
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TaE finest assortment Of Gents Slip.
perS ever Brought to thecity,at
HH fI.s7 L. v, BLoAp's,
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ST. MATHEWS Church will be decorst.
ed with evergreens during the Christmas
season.
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THERE was ruInor on the streets yes.
terday that aman on the South Side had
attempted suicide. We could trace Il 10
no reliable source. NN
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a LITTLE boy named Louis Deitfieh,
aged six years, strayed away from his
home in Caldwells Field yesterday, and
had not been found at last accounts,
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Tue employees OF the La Belle and
Bellaire Mills, and the Central Glass
Works, were paid off yesterday.
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pusr recslssd for The Holidays, for
boys, Morocco and Patent Leather SeWed
Opera Boots, 1t ~ L.lY. BIoNpls.
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THE most suitable Holiday present for
q gentleman is pair Of those line Hand.
worked Slippers, lust received at r
L.V. BLoHD's,
.a.MI 1l35 Main Sired.
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BaEAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and CaIpelb, 'NowiisSyout time, Call
and price. Got to cell. h0 9iei r17i
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"SoNE of the white meat aud slice 81
the dark meat, with stufiin'. All, thank
you, yer; plenty Of gravy"
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LADtEs, while you are out shopping
call and see those Gents Fine Hand.
worked Slipper, at L.tV. BLosb's. !.
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,fINANcIAL AND c0MNlERcIAL
& By TELEGRAPH. !.


NO" tASEA aAoney ANA Stocks.
NEW YoRR, December 24.-MoNHY--
Sa7 per cent closing at 0. Prime mercan.
Tue paper 5a7gper cent Custom receipts
$2l5, 0O0. The AsshtAat Treasurer disb1rsed
S87,OeO. CleariuEs tSls,0OO, 900. Prodace
exports !oG slhe week 1876, 0oO. Starting
quiet; lgug 4 s2l1S, short zS6.
GoLD-Dnll at l02X, Carrying rates 9a5
per cent; exceptional loans We're made lnt
STANDARDIZATION "a I'd. Here, silver
bars are 81 20lf, greehbaclcs: 81 NJ SoId
Silver coin is " per'cent'dlSeount. a
GnYnRNNRNEa-NAnL :. : -.
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tIoR RENr-HoUsE-
FOR SALE.
BUILDINGS 4 BUILDING MATERIAL
FOR SALE

Having purchased he Buildings connected with
the Washington Rolling Mills, have on hand
large qu.ntItyni deAlnble Lumber aud FramOstor
BuIldlngS, together with
Window Sash, Flooring, Fencing, 60.
tAlsb. iafSe and heavy Oak TImber1 and Plank
log The attention Of th 70 onntem plating build
Ing In City or country will 6nd II 10 their interest
TO call before purchasing elieWhere.
/, III II ~ THO, 8. DARRAGH,
Washington Rolling MILL, Or 1872 chnplIue St..
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oSE deed OF trust and one deed in lee
were admitted TO record yesterday.
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Dry Gonna.

ERw YoRK, December 2a-g,aa. Az
N Ill departments and entirely M ~, W.
~ some Of the leading eommissio n Sa nuss
ana loppert, 49,
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No business will be transacted to-day
at any OF the public buildings. :
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD-Ths follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer
as observed at Schnspfs drug store, Opert
House corner, yesterday:
81 Il ~ Il So - :.
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TuE first thing old Prob. knows he'll
have the buds out.
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Coon Black Kla Gloves for IS c,s., a,
]. W. FERRHLs.
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THE streets were thronged last nigh.
with holiday shoppers.
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Tar courts have adjourned over
Christmas.
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AGENTIE HrST.-In our style OF cli-
mate, With its sudden changes Of tempera.
ture-rain, wind and sunshine often In.
terningled In a single day-it is no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are so frequently taken from "a
by neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will proven.
serious sickness, a large doctors 6ill, and
perhaps death, by the use Of three orfour
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor.
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease Of the Throat OF
Lungs, its success 10 simply wonderful, as
your druggist will tell you. German
syrupis now sold in every town and vii
lage on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, 10c; regular size, 75c. eod6w
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THr lille ones are happy.
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eRe7
NOE sALE-

Nok SALE
Eighty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Island.
Phe6 from 500 To $500 each. Only one-dxth Of
the purchase money required In cash. Thersidue
may. b paid annually 10 VIVx equal Installmentu
With Interest.
APplyao 1s JOHN 7. GlLcHRIST
apo 20 - II. Atop MIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

MERRY Christmas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

UlEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
L PAIN.
During the eleven years have been prachclng
thousand persons With pRRS 2C9 t1ARErt adj In
AlmOst every eaSO with entire AtSaeti6 % MI nell
and patients.
We constantly keep on hands pure Nitroua Oxide
Gas for those that desire TO tAkeiL
DE-, SURGI9ON 4 SON,
nO8 No llt8 MaFkatbk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-25

MUNICIPAL CouRT-Judge Gunner.
The Municipal Court met Yesterday
morning az usual, but without transact.
Ing any business adjourned over to Wed.
nesdAy morning at 10 o'clock.