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

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~ virtue olthrce several deeds Of trust executed
and acknowledged by II. Bradley Wheat md Wiz
glnA u his vile, to the undersigned Tru Ia, dGitl
respectively the S0th day Of March, 1911, the I5lh
DAY oil July, 1874, and The 9Th day Of EOpnbar
1875, and Zach Of record In he Cerks eli il III
County Court Of Ohio county, West VInniI, ID
DEED Of rust Book No 6. pages 4gI and iyi, bad
o. Trust Book No. !, pAgts lSg. I9J and vi, at4
DEG o. Trust Book No .. pSge al, respectively
VII oner n public sale 1t the front tVf Oi Its
Coart Houte Of Ohio county, In the uty Of Whet'
SATURDAY, December the 18th, ls,',
ihe following described real estate, that I, to ar
Lot Numbered seven IN In square numbend tE,i'
LYNNE t29 In the addition 70 the city Of hCtlg
Known - the BuenA Vista addition 10 IriI city.
1ls1s Lot numbered eight ts) 10 the same iquH
and addition also, Lot Numbered nine " IN art
aquafe and addition. except part Of SAd lat M
twenty-five by thirty.hTe feet which WA htFelS
fore conveyed 10 Michasl Lally.
Alo. the lot Of ground Designated ~ lot QUE
bered seven n In square Numbered tWehtysbfa
t2Sl on the south doe Of Twelfth street formerly
Monroe stIeetl, In EaId city Of Wheeling.
hlo, al Of that lot or parcel Of ground EboVn
ana designated rs Lot Numbered tEo t9) in'qun
Numbered twenty mine (2Sl on Twelfth street tid'
meriy Monroe ktreet), In the city Of Wht+DE, V,
gether With oil the valuable improvement, lOcatsd
upon all the above described pafcelI Of GlOuni.
IRAhs oRbALI-ope.thlrd Of the PuIehl1,m'
~ In cab on the day Of tale, and the rt',dae u
two equal inatallmrnlS With interest on aid dsid,
red payment1 At twelve and eighteen months lrVH
the day o. ealO, the payment Of the deferred lhstl
mentA and interest 10 DO secured 10 Tie nli,itetnn
Of the Trustee.
JAMES P. ROGERS TuIee
W. ID. HALLER, AuctionteT. non
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RECOGNIZING IN PRESIDENT HAYES

And his standardization both willing and effective
instruments for the political reforms which The
Republican has been Independently urging upon
all parties for tho last :cSht years, this paper cor.
daily tupPOrts them and their policies, and be-
lieyest to he the duty OF patriots Of all parties
add both sections to put aside past differences and
present dliSppointmOntS, and seek BY strengthen
Ing the purposes and power Of the President to
make his reforms complete and effective. This, 1t
SEEMS to us. the special duty Of tho time. and In
this work The Republican hopes to have the coun.
tenanee and friendly aid Of all It's old and many
nov friends In aIdltion
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AS A NEWSPAPER AND FAMILY
JOURNAL

Tho Republican will DO more than ever prompt,
compete. intelligent and interesting. 1t has fairly
won the name Of The Representative New En-. land
Family journal, and by lis Summnie, Of local and
general newt by It's editorial discussion Of current
pfOsre In all departments Of life by Its special
Correspondence from WaShluSton, Boston, New
York aud the Wet, by It's literature and art, and
BY It's social aud physical science II aims to main
tain and widely extend this reputation and III &c.
pJpularity and usefulness.
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GEO. III. PARKS,
tot the late arm Of List, Dnyenpartl P4rEl,)
Pork Pa exc
AND cuRiR OF
Choice Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast
Bacon, 90.
Office t42s naIu ST. PsRaOu.s, Fulton.
WnERLIXo, peoomher ln. &

WHERuISo, December 10, 1871.
a, The arm q List, Davenport Parfl having been
91lSolyedi have leased the estAbIIshmenI Of Mr..
John Moth, At Fulton, ana viii continue ths Pow
faeking euAiness In all lie various banehes. and
,esPeeiigly solicit the orders Of city and Out q
Ny Meats will DO cured and handled In the same
InAnnet a. ~ The late arm Of List, Davenport a
talon acquired by them. - 'SfS-
! VIII also continue the manufacture Of Muth'n
Celebated sans'ge, Mt, Muth giving hIs rerSonal
and Sp{e.al attention to that department, Whole.
sale 0rders solicited. "A''S'
sugar Cured Meat, should DO opened on receipt,
Terms Cash, or drAttAt ten days,
assuring The public RenGrally Of my ability "a
furnish them with nEst-clRsa goods, I am =
ds,O h'p''''Tsil EEo. H. PARKS
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Is five cents COPY 81 for ak months; s. year;
two copies to one address, s. 60; three copies. IS;
aVecOpies, $50, and each additional copy 81 50,
and an extri copy for every ten, or Daily RI
publican fee With club Of 50 copies all free Of
postage.
Propositions are invited for getting up claus
lor the WkERLYin towns where but few or no
copies Of the PAPER ara now tlkea.
Specimen copies sent on application, and all
subscriptions payable strictly In advance.
Checks and post-OfEico orders to 10 made PAYABLE
to SAMUEL BoWLES 4 COMPANY. O,herwIsp,
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MAEEAR.-on Saturday, December sth, 1877,
At Cameron, ". Va, Of Coniumptlon, MfB. KL1i
MANEAR, vile Of Nj. Perry MAnear. in thu Soth
last end was peace"
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF 7RASA

elm Grove Accommodation This trsln only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily except sundAy-NeWRTk Accommodation.
1etenbenyllle Accommodation train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellake, stopping when reqpi-
red at Sherman HOUSE, RtnRViilO, West Wheeling
and Gravel Win.
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The DAILY REPUBLICAN

Is three cents copy, IS cents 4 week, Is cents a
month, ssAyear-eIthet by carrier or mall, free Of
postage. 10 Clubs Of Five or more to Que address,
Sa copy, oae year, and an extra copy for every
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ESr ne Ipeedy Cure d Seminal Weakps,. ~,
A. ny md eh disu.deu brought On by indlaTS
19a !. e1ees Any DrugEiat hai 10 d fedisnts
i.i hseSss:' Or. iaQuEs AGO. eIasIansu. 0
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PROPOSALS FOR CROSS TIES.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 9, 1871
Proposals will be received until thu 2Sth day Of
December, 1877, for farnishfnE 10000 HeWed Caf
Gross Ties-.0,OOO delivered at New Come stown,
Ohio and % zoo delivered on line Of p, G. and st
/. T.. Vast Steu0enyllle, or MInHo Junction. For
further information and specifications apply to
s. NJ. PELT0N, JR,
General superintendent P. c. andst L II W.,
dell r. %. Box 7Ss, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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How 10 doit,

The passenger who 10 stop "kare"
thinks he must flourish and dance and swear
Has got less brains slowed under his hair
Than the average diver or conductare.
let mo tell this ignorant paIEeuliIe
That by simply upnlsing his iJfeilugArP,
htialllng from flourish; or dance or swear,
He will find It cay tOstOp his "kIe."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INJECTION NOTICE.

WJANTED 10 RisT~A OUTAGE ROUSE
w Of i've or hix TueulA on The Island. llame
situation aud price. Addreis Lack Boz 10. dSl2
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A BRIDGEPORT correspondent Of the
Belmont Chronicle is greatly exercised
over Sunday picnic parties from this city.
He says: 4 large German picnic was
held last Sabbath, in ALI. Ridgeway's
grove, by people from Wheeling, to the
utter desecration OF the day. beer was
hauled out and sold openly and drank
freely. This kind Of morals may do for
West Virginia, but il such an outrage is
again attempted there will be rattling
among the beer glasses. Mayor McCon.
aughy and EsguiTes Howell and Darrah
are determined 10 enforce the law against
the dissertation OF the Sabbath to each
offender. Last Sunday was disgraced by
the drunken orgies Of this gang-some Of
whom we're arrested for outrageous con-
duct as they passed through Bridgeport
and suitably punished. Next time all
will catchit.
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TIE Docs RIGnrs.- Yesterday after.
noon corpulent Teuton entered a South
Wheeling car, closely followed by large,
ugly lookly dog.
"rhat brute don't ride in this car"
shouted the driver.
"Vell, l like to know dc reason" re.
sponded the owner. HE is a quiet ami.
nal and don't bide; besides l paid my
licenses on dot tog and he has got SO
much rights now as anybody" ~
"Can't help that, the rules OF the road
wont allow dogs 10 ride, license or no Ii.
cense, and the driver theruFon elected
the ferocious looking animal from the
car tothe infinite relief Of the passengers
and the great disgust Of the fat gentle
man.
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Further questions failed to prove that
any movements Of any article whatever
had been seen. Mr.. McComas called in
Mr.. Isaac Steers, a near neighbor, whom
he said could tell what he saw, as he was
present. Mr.. Steers was asked by one oil
the visiting party, "Did you see those
things happenP Answer: Eyes, l was
here part Of the time and saw them
"Did you see these things jump up and
move, and II so, what did you see?" An.
swer: "Well, ! saw enough 10 convince me
that everythiugw was done that was report.
ed" "Did you see anything start 10 move
while you was looking at III" Answer
mo, l did not see aaything rloring myself,
but / saw them when they had ben upset,
and things turned over, and I know they
were done without any one touching
them"
twill be seen that no one could be
found who would say that they really
saE any one article start from It's place and
make any movement on its own account,
except Mr.. McComas, who said he did
see the teakettle fall of OF the stove to
the floor. Other persons were there who
saw the things after they had turned over,
or while they were in another room, OF
with their backs turned, or in every 9th.
er way but while they were looking right
at il,
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FALSE IMPRnsSIoN-It is generally
supposed by a certain class Of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured,
but we are pleased to say that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER has never, TO our knowl.
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomachs, Costiveness, Sick Headache,
palpitation Of the Heart, low spirits, &c.,
&c. Out Of $4,000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not single failure was reported,
but thousands Of complimentary letters
received from Druggists Of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case,
Tryit. Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
Size rs cents. For sale by Logan, List &
Co., and Laughlin Bros. &Co.
eod&w.
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Aynr 10 A DAIRY.-on our return
from WellSburg the other day, we stopped
at the well known dairy Of MIRA. D.
Long, and spent an hour Of pleasure and
profit Mr.. Long has one Of the best ar.
ranged milk diaries in this city, situated
four miles from this city, at the mouth Of
Short Creek. 1t has superior advantages
for the production Of pure, iresh milk.
Well stocked with pure Durham, good
pasture and plenty Of water, the milk,
which We had the pleasure OF testing, Il
the richest and most delicious Il has Been
our good fortune to partake Of for a long
time. We do not hesitate TO recommend
to our friends in Wheeling the milk fur.
nished from the dairy Of Mr.. A. D. Long
as a pure article, and guarantee that
they will find Mr.. Long 4 high,minded
gentleman, one richly deserving the pa.
trOnage Of the people Of Wheeling.
VIslToR.
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TIE CoURTs.-sUPRENE Court OF AP.
PEALs-JudseS Green, Raymond, Moore
and JOkEson.-Court met at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning.
State Va. Betsali. Petition to hear case
at this term denied.
Michael Reilly vs.. NJ. Pendegrust. Wri!
Of error refused.
Elisha Heams and others Us. ]. P. Car.
ter and others. Appeal and supersedeas
allowed.
|. All the causes on the Greenbrier circuit
were continued, counsel having agreed to
submit them at Charlestown.
Adjourned until Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol,
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit,
ted TO record in the office Of the Clerk oil
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made June 81, 1877, by John O
Pendleton, special commissioner, 10 Ger.
trude Stoehr, for lot No. 70, with the
improvements thereon, between old Zane
street and Wheeling creek, East Wheel.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN PIANOS
AND 0RoASs.-0ur readers will hardly
credit it when we tell them how low a
frst.class Piano or Organ can be bought
at Adams Il Lucas, 1927 Market street,
For instance:
A fine carved Knabe Piano, seven oc.
taves, as good as new, for SS75; FIRST cost
$3.50.
An elegant rosewood Piano, carved
legs, seven octaveS, lean not be told from
new one) for S265; first cost $500.
Other good secondhand Pianos at from
$40 to $50.
Splendid new Pianos Of the best makes
including Steinway, Knabe, Hazelton and
others, at from $500 to 1000.
In the line Of Organs Messrs. Adams 6
Lucas sell the Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, and several other makes, al
the lowest possible prices-irom SS5 tC
$500. Some very good secondhand Or,
gans as low as $40 10 $50. Altogether, q
better variety can not be found in any
music store.
Terms Of payment will be made to suit
all responsible parties, while for cash q
very liberal discount will be made.
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HERMAN LODGE, A. o. U. W., elected
the following officers Wednesday night
Peter Schenk, N. W.; A. Knapp, G. H.,
John Schnell, 0verseer; II. Wilhelm, Re,
corder; Oscar sandrock, Financief; A.
Buster, Treas; II. Kaltridzer, Guide; A,
Helmbrighh Inside Guard; ]. Holman,
Trustee,
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debil
ilated. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belt
and other appliances, all about them, ant
how to distinguish the genuine from The
spurious. Book, with full particulars
mailed free. Address PuLvRRMACHEI
GALyANIc Co., 292 Vine Street, Cincin
natl. o,
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ISFoRSLATroS FOR PERHoNERs.-Geu.
Wikotf, the United States Pension Agent
at Columbus, has been officially notified
that after the SOth Of this month all pen.
sioners Of the United States residing In
Ohio, will be paid at the agency at Co
iumbus. Under this order pensioners
from over theriyer will hereafter DO paid
at Columbus instead Of Wheeling.
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ELECTION AND INsrALLATIoN.-Wm
Tell Encampment No. z, l. o. o. F.,
elected the following officers for the en-.
suing year: Christian 0rnold, c. p; s
Q. Burdats, H. P; Henry AhrenS, s. W.
Adam Elieh, ]. W.; John salade, Secre.
tary; Jacob Landfried, Treasurer.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 9, l. o. o. F.,
have installed the following officers, who
hold over for the following year Louis
?. salterback, n. G., Richard Henry, V.
g.; John Salade, Secretary; Henry
Ahrens, Treasurer.
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Mumc1rAI CouRr-Juaqe Ctanmer

MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judge Cranmer.
Court met at 10 A. NJ, and disposed Of
the following business:
Hartman Heirich, administrator, VS.
Gertrude Stoehr ct al, in chancery; bond
Of Hartman Heirich as administrator was
approved and ordered filed.
Alex. Pannell VS.. John Handlan Ct al,
in chancery; decree for sale entered.
Titus, Simmons &Titus vs.. Anton Rey'
mann, in assumpsit; on trial before the
following jury: Andrew Hebrank, Jerry
Mason, Peter Humberger, P. B. Dobbins
Daniel Whitehead, J. W. Boring, George
Wise, Jerry Clemens, John Motfat, ]. o
Golfer, Isaac Carpenter and NJ W. Amick
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THE multiplication Of poison germs in
diseases Of the blood is exceedingly rapid
and II unchecked vitiates all the blood Of
the body. DR., Bulls Blood Mixture by
its peculiar influence kills these ger ms
and purifying the blood, removes all pos
sible chance Of disease establishing itself
q d&W
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This court began n special term yester.
day. Court met at o A. NJ, His Honor
Judge Melvin on the bench.
Henry Miller, sent to Jail by Justice
Caldwell for aMaulting Jack Grey, was
released on $500 bail.
Some unimportant chancery business
was transacted, alter which court ad-
journed until this morning at 8 o'clock.
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Police CouRT-Judge CrGnmer.
The following business was disposed Of
in this court Yesterday:
Anthony Lally was sent up for thirty
days for drunkenness.
Thomas Allen, for disorderly conduct
was also sentenced TO thirty days in the
city prison.
The charge ofdisordcrly conduct against
Mat. Taylor (cOlored) was dismissed.
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PERSONAL PoINrs.-AIrs. George earle
and Miss Lizzie Schmulbach are contest,
ants for china tea sett be voted for al
the Zion Lutheran Benevolent Society
picnic, July 4th.
The NJ. E. congregation Of Martins
Ferry have given Rev. ]. Brown, their
pastor, vacation Of one month.
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THE most excellent attributes 10 the
success Of frst.class hotel are courte,
Gus treatment, well.appointed euisine
and well.iurnished room. You can find
all these at the CoIonnade Hotel in Phil
adelphia. cod
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CHAPLNE and Eoif streets arc fayorile
resorts for lovers, and every night they
can be seen walking up and down The
pavement with gait that makes II ne.
cessary to squirt across the corner OF a
fence TO decide whether or not they are
moving,
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Two of the Allegheny boys were walk.
ing down Main street last evening when
the inevitable small boy yelled "Hurrah
for the Standards !" Thereupon one Of
the "Allies" remarked, ~ always hate to
come to small town; everybody knows
yOu.D Right, everybody knows the G.
A. X. Great American Kickers).
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EOR SALE

The Residence Of N. c. Arthur, on 18th
street, in the city Of Wheeling. The lot
fronts about 6 feet on Fifteenth street,
and extends back to the alley. The house
is a two.story brick, containing ten rooms
and finished attic, bath room, with hot and
cold water, and Is in good repair. There
isalso wash house, coal house, ash house,
DC; on the property.
Persons desiring to examine the proper.
ty, or to ascertain the terms Of sale, will
call on i. G, BARR, Attorney,
APPS ll42 Chapline St
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The County Court met on Wednesday
evening, after our reporter visited the
Court House, and transacted the follow
ing business:
overseers Of the Poor, for Mary Serge
vs.. David Davis, bastardy; motion for q
new trial overruled and judgment on the
verdict.
VIM. Findlay VS.. R. D. Walsh; rule
issued on Elm Grove Railway Company
for not answering garnishee.
Adjourned until Saturday at DAM.
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Parents Of small boys will confer a
favor upon the INTELLIoEHcER by send.
ing the small boys names to this Office on
a postal card before allowing them TO &c
swimming. We dislike to spell drown.
ed boys name wrong.
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IN the midst Of the general base ball
Generalization in our city. it is refresh
ing to see the diamond field itself showing
little enterprise. The grand stand got
of its base, yesterday, and made home
run
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THAT explosive, delusiye, destructive,
fright producer, mischief inducer and ju-
venile projectile, the Ere cracker, is lib
orally displayed in the shop windows.
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ALor ofiresh shell and canned oys.
tiers will be received by express this morn.
Ing. Families can be supplied with a
few by calling early att. Laramie's, two
doors above the Opera House.
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Mr.. McComas was asked, "When did
the first disturbance commenced" He
replied, "Monday afternoon about two
o'clock" He was then asked, "What
was the nature Of the first demonstra.
tions p 10 which he replied, "The first
thing seen was by my wife, who heard
things in the pantry on the shelves fall to
the floor, and on going in she saw dishes
and jars Of apple butter fall to the floor
"What did she suppose it TO be3" was then
asked. ,"She thought a rat was on the
shelves behind the articles and had push.
ed them of, but no rat could be found, go
they sent for me 10 come home, as ! was
at the house Of a neighbor." As Mrs.
McComas was not present her statement
OF what she saw could not be had;
Mr.. McComas was asked "What did
you see when you Gamer" Answer: ~
saw the table pointing to an ordinary
tWo-leaf dining table in the kitchen)
standing in the middle Of the kitchen
floor, with the things from the pantry
upon It that had been brought out for
safety" "WaS anything moving when
or after you came homer Answer: ~
saw this large teakettle, which was placed
on the stove thus here he was requested
by DR.. Hazlett TO put the kettle just where
he saw it start from, which he did, fall
of on the floor, and can Of peaches on
the other part Of the stove fell off also"
''What else did you see yolrSatP An.
swer: "Well, a wooden bowl containing
few eggs was on the table, and one or
two OF them fell or jumped off on the
floor,-and soon after another one was
found on the floor" "Did you see the eggs
fall?" Answer: mo, l did not see them
when they fell, but after they had
fallanD
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A WARRANT was yesterday issued by
Justice Wheeler for the arrest OF Richard
Forsythe, who is charged with disturbing
the peace.
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LOOK TO YouR INTEREST," beg leave
to inform my friends and the public in
general, that l have too many Dress
Goods, Ready Made Linen Suits, Carpets,
Wall Paper, Notions, ParasOls; also
10000 pounds Of Southern Carpet Chain
at 20 cents. Call soon II you wish to
save money, as am determined 10 reduce
stock. Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street,
JOHN RoEAfER.
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The Aid Society OF Thomson N. E.
Church held a moon light tea party last
evening in Mr.. E. J. Stones orchard, on
South Front street.
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THE closing exercises Of the Eighth
Ward public school, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, were largely attend.
ed aud eminently successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

CARPETS ! Carpets Carpesl 1t is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at ]. W. FERREL's,
Corner Main and Goth St,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-29

The concert held at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception on Wednesday
evening was repeated last night.