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, 1877-04-08

al The hay in the country ~ nogs SUE pne1he9 pe1a5
- the 1Tn;ted Stotea 4
poo1
Pure drugs and hue chemicals at D.~'F' neea
& Co.'S, l4s state street.
Handsome stores and offices to rent IN uhIcn
Block very low to goou tenants y
1uinois Inns IL. mn souare miles Of coal-beds,
arcrnrinr forty feet in thickpess =
R,chmona,s donlle md single oven Palace
ranocs. Ranrs 4 n. so1e agents. els State.
-, 49,. I'M ooo ,,,,oo ho.a
1t. IS estimated tuat 1oo.ouo puAal9es ; na's
pGsI hii1eu ~ Noto' 00o -"e P.7' oe4'e1 10N
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talest sensa1'ou-aoootte Ae" ale t ,Eo
chlne fockcs ror1ra11s' lei tof " ceh17' 1'o
Statt st3ccL.
Oflce-help is to be found at H. B. Bryant's
Chicago Business College at all times. Ca11
ana make selections.
The difference between tale bearer and seal
ino-wax is. that scalinp-yax burns to keep
secret, the tale bearer burns to tell one.
You can match anv CARPET in bedroom furnl-
ture with those fashionable cottage suits at
Dounelly e. Barnes, 270 Wabash avenue.
,rha ..,,# n,,,- - No,xo,et1a ia, na1, tho
, 4ue M sutu-'a,s na1s ~ ~ Nsn n, t' 80
third Of the revenue paid by the entire State.
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Soius.1n' .h1ueE Et,,aos, ~ ~, ~ ,n,hnro,s.
asiu alS4 .na !. cah;net ),
1at,nr t;1.. " Al o1-., sfroat
o.a:,,,., g.. ,,,,u7.od n,a ,,;,,o+,, +,,o,,s,n7
lmo nunuleu anu ti' h 1oh,, ~ Sharen
Mete uesetolcu 4ast nIoaTn 49,, y, ooAAA AAA''
1ne ~" ece1 c'4's " tne
Few Mes are perlect: La!se orocls ..;sna aos na
e1sous bnue's, ior olnu!S a"e vi:
leu1ofeu !.oll oLust 7oHa!eu Ht tIS, r. TX c4a.a
umes' Naoeon'5 os D. hid y W. e'"S.'
Within the past two weeks over 500 persons at
Berrien Springs, Mich, hare joined the Red
Ribbon temperance orsah1alloIl: Ma,ls y. 'ns.,. e
nave oeen oruhAasus io' years. oo1 aie Nv"
meh'
Mr. Lehman, proprietor Of the "Fair,'' 19S
Stntc street, showed us yerv handsome new
wagon with green box aud SILVER railings which
he viii have on the street next week 10 oeh'es
gooos'
summer has prompted Iowa farmers to purchase
COWS and engage in the dairy business. Thus
the grasshoppe1s hare been i benefit to the
State.
.. .;as LILY h.' ~" ,,'o', aor,ae l., .n uon.e
~ is,,'rSah neta ~. 49,. n.t;.ia ba a. ;e ~ 1n1a tlo+
~ W. ~, 80, LA 49, ~ ;i H. ,r+a
hrotan 'o4 . on Tue ''p'A'o'' man '''
Tha aor,,,or u.zt s,ao ,,oreof,rr;e,,ire e,,-
,or;,'; pupu!ai "1s1 e GioJ ~ ~ Wns edi-
snn e,rrot ~ y f 1T co o. new ooos ,oo - .,rnct
etn,.as fur,;,"r " -. ~ 1nroS4 cosh ,rcns ~
essr mont h1r n.vmcnts ''~~
~ae. fA' q
The elegant stock OF carpets, curtains, etc.,
just opened over Gossage s. Co. store is all
new and Of latest designs, and Mr. Judson, OF
all men in Cntcago, is known for his superior
taste ell over the city and West.
A Thousand miles by rail is 4 long distance to
carry fresh dressed heet i Tiffany Summer and
Srinfrr refrjrerotnr-car flied with dressed hecf
caIne 1},rongh from Puch]o Cal. f,stw,cE and
WHEN opcnrd here. the beef vas in uerfe"t con.
ditinn
, 1877-04-08

C0AlTI AMT OF TIE 1EIRS.

,.:,, .~H:A. .a,~s-.a: c,.:.
ou-t aa, "Ish tns, VIZ 1h~, I, ~ uanr m |
oI;re, ; Faee1on r Ea',ac Somhsr,- Why o E,xop1
!. Sevb*fry. wiliian, E. Sewberry, Charles P.
Newoefsy- Mary A. ladue, George r. Newbcrry,
Mary 4 stazkweattef, John 5. EewLcsry, and
Walter Cas- Sewberry. for himself. and alsoa
nsA' & -t4eao - 1ne u'iao'9, "o''es E. ->e"oe'tsr
Ella r. Ne"as1ry, Anna 5. NeWberry+ and John
Aewpe91y, show that On the 9Th OF No'emher'
city, dec leaving 1arge estate Of real and per-
SOM wh,ea hs disposed o. o. ms as.%
been luly proha.ed On the sth of December, 1905,
rhcy thrn rec.tc t,,yt .eessrs Il 1,1n,ch1ord ard
n.Tk skinner were chosen ,hc executors thereof, M
ind the trustees Of the property that their duties
as executors have been fully completed, aud that
Marx J. Skinner nas 5s.'snea hi: trust; r. saa w;'an
that be nnd Blotchfosd nre now acting as trustees
That bE the viii md codoe'' the testator give to
life Of So goo, chargeable on his resiuu-
sry estate payable In quarter yearly iu-
stallnents, each md every year dur1ng
her natural life, and in addition to such ANNUITY
there was granted to her the use for life OF the
homestead OF the testatos, and some articles Q!
personality absolutely; all Of which nore fully ep-
1cstator By his will and codicil further provided
that none or the provisions for the bersnt OF his
wife in The ,si1 contained should Dr. operative or
Lave any effect, but the came should. all and
singular, be tnorcrnti'e and vo'd un-
lexs she should, and did, within twelve
months after bis deccase. re}iuouish
in due form Of lasr aH right, title, claim and DE-
1pHnd which shc might hare or be entitled to BY
law by way Of dover Or otherwise, to hs estate Q.
any ponion thereof. Tle orators go onto show
further that julia Butler New berry, the wife Of the
1estaror, did not, within twelve months after the
dccc2se Of her husband, rcl:nquish nor has she at
my TING 7e,tuqusshed ur attempted to reIiEquish
ali right, title, claim, and demand which she had
By law by way Of dover and otherwise Of the
c4t2te. or any part of them but on
the contrary she refused to accept the provisions
1nnde for her In and by the will, as enlarged and
increased In the codlcii and has received or
accepted anything whatever under, or any benefit
from the provisions Of the same That by the
statutes Of Illinois the @iGow had the right to re-
nounce the provisions OF tue will in her behalf and
in len thereof take the distribution share o! the
personal estate of the testa1or to which
zhe would hnve been entitled in
cnte Of ir1eetncy, and also dover in the
realty OF the testasor That she did not elect
under the Statutes. and by proceedings instituted
, 1877-04-08

4 Skin game-the 1ur-deaIeFs.
Florida ships lumber to Norway.
Music By handle-a street organ.
Chaptn's original cheap book house.
Ormsby the leading photographer.
"Eitcheu ou{fts' at Merwin Church's.
4 heavy bustness-tmp porting elephants.
The Bus.ey" range at Merwin Church's.
Photographic goods, ,lovejoy & Foster, ,ss State
good range for SO at Watkins, 2e6 State.
The only greenhouse in the heart Of the city
at Aliens, 145 States, =
Illinois produced one-s!xth Of all the corn
raised In the United States last year. Her hay
1so was z, "a, ,oW tons, or about oue-tenth Of
, 1877-04-08

LADIES. YOUR COSTLY SILK AND SATIN DRESSES
many times are not ruined, often unlniured, Us
thousands can testify, when cleaned by Cook &
McLatu' 8 new dry process Of cleaning. ASK their
counsel, so Dearborn street, e3 and 281 Wcat
Madison street..
, 1877-04-08
CHICAGO sNGw-wHT1e GLOSS STARCH

CHICAGO SNGW-WHrTE GLOSS STARCH
is the wh1test purest and strongest starch in the
market.
Chicago Improved Corn-starch is As pure ae the
new-talfen sros. Try It and convince yourselves
This ia new Chicago enterprise, employing 100
hands. Such enterprises build up Chicago CON-
mercally, and ind employment for 1aboE. Chi.
cago Starch Company, corner Clark and Twelfth
streets.
, 1877-04-08
Do YOU WISH A HQME2

If so, look over the list Of fine homes offered
BIZ Mcss-s. II. Z. Weaver g. Co., iu the real
estate advertising columns Of to-day's TRIBUNE.
This firm not only deals in the most desirable
houses and lots to be found IN the choicest
residence quarters Of Chicago, but it sells its
property at pricrs thoroughly i'll keeping with
figures.
, 1877-04-08

DRY EOODS.
BARGA AIMS :!

,ro r.
JuSC opened, LOU cases OF
,:
DRY GOODS, fresh, perfect.
and desirable styles, purchased
cheap tor cash. aud we offer the
same to the public fuIlv o5 per
cent below man11fact11rars' cost.
which 7,races n171. 11rices for Drv
$1,000" e@~~o' ~o~A
Goc1a rryitli1 tho raach 0f a11
Noe'o ~ 1'1A1a1 '14e os@>~ W @'A4'
1000 pieces best Prints dark, medium, and light
colors, good styles, SC; worth &c
400 pieces Dress CambricS. yd wide, : and &c.
, 1877-04-08

Throngs Of ladies are daily visiting No. $50
State street to see the elegant trimmed
suits which are on exhibition. The New
Domestic" Sewing Machine, running with 4
single thread OF 200 cotton for belt, is also
attracting great attention.
, 1877-04-08
MfRcHANT TAILORING.

Roche 4 Nell are now opening IN elegant line OF
spring SUITS embracing all the novelties Of the sea-
sou, for spring aud summer wear, At popular prices
to suit the times. Roche Ncil, merchant tailoss
LIZ Ranlolph street, Sherman House.
, 1877-04-08

BY PaTRONiZlNG OR. s0MERs' MEDICAL BATH
at the Grand Pacidc Hotel you can be restored To-
health. Turkish, electric, and medicated vapor
baths given to both ladies and gents from a: N. to
, 1877-04-08
NOTWITHSTANDING

great Inducements offered by retiring furniture
dealers, CoLnY s. W1nTs o1' and 219 State street,
are bound not TO he underzod. Their stock is i'm
mensc, and every article warranted in every par
$icu19
, 1877-04-08

Eight dollars eet For utility and excellence the
>yery best. The finest operative and mechanical
skill in gold nllinz st no fancy prices. Remember
Or. McChesney's, corner Clark and Randolph Sta
, 1877-04-08

owing To a change in their piano department,
Lvon s. I1ealy. State and Monroe streets, are clos
ing out their entire miscellaneous stock OF square
pianoe, some OF them a1moat new, at unparalleled
1o1y nffces.
, 1877-04-08
ALL OWNERS

Of old machines will get good price for them On
new machine. fa7 superior to any other, at the
Wheeler 4 Wilson Office, 155 State street. Ma
cEines rented BY the week.
, 1877-04-08

LADIES' PHAET0NS, BuGG!ES, ETC.
The phaetons and bugglcs from the factories OF
hooker & Co. und Seanrook i Smith. Of New Ha-
ven, have been sold by the subscriber In Chicago
for twelve years. II is the best work for the mon
ey sold here, ani Is faly warranted. A full stock
On hand ut 218 Wabash avenue:
G. L. BRADLEY.
, 1877-04-08

MOST PERFECT MADE.
Dr.. Price's Cream Baking Powder has gained Its
popularity from Its being the most perfect baking
powder made.
, 1877-04-08

THE KUUl q oVHo MUS1C CO.
offer special inducements to purchasers, at whole
sale and retail, Of sheet music, music books, yio
1ins guitars, and all kinds Of musical instruments.
General agents for the Standard organ and steck
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. 156 State street
, 1877-04-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Keeps Custom Sl11rts Made to Measure.---
Very best, for 50: no obligation to keep any Of
Keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 173
Madison-Et.
, 1877-04-08

Boland's Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron is q
remedy for nervous debility imgocss1sea Cs M blood
, 1877-04-08
ppof nsv,D SWING AS A SUBJECT

for dne photography has just been remarkably sat-
isfactory exempliacd. lie visited copelin's, State
and Madison streets, few days etnce. All whp
see the pictures Congratulate both artist and sub
, 1877-04-08
RHEUMATISM is q DISEASE OF THE BLOOD.

The blood. In .hs dtseasc Is found to contain ~ ex"
cess Of tbra, yegettne by converting the blood
froin It's diseased condition to healthy circulation.
Ve,etiue regulates the bowels which Is very important
In ts complaint One bottle Of Vegctne will give IT,
lief; but effect permanent cure 1t must be taken
regularly and may take several bottles especially In
Of long standing VcGetne Is sold by all drug"
gsts Try It. and your verdict Will be the rs that
of thousands before you. who say, II reTer found 50
much relief from the OF VeCe:luc." which IL
composed exclusively OF barka, roots. and herbs.
, 1877-04-08
PROGRESS AND REFORM.

Dentistry reduced to O science physician to
esaiat In the safe and painless extraction ot teeth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

Barleigh's New York Letter to the Boston journal,
Though business is reviving, prices con.
time to gravitate down. Fruits have
been lower than they have ranged for
years. Fine melons that never brought
less than % and rs cents have been sold
in great quantities at prices ranging from
Is 10 % cents. Peaches cheap At rs cents
by the basket have been a drug at 80
cents.
Boarding house people complain that
while there is a rush for board prices are
disastrousIy low. Writers who would
scorn less than $40 a week thankfully
take So. 0ne.ofthe largest estAbliShments
advertised for bookkeeper. Hours from
seven to sig; pay 50 a week. In one day
over six pounds OF applications we're
received. Houses that have readily rem.
ted for 81 900 now rent for $500. Good
board that has lot since the war been les
than $40 week can be obtained for So.
Dinner alta first class hotel can be had
for forty cents, with three courses inclu.
ding Injuries. Around the post. office a
number OF restaurants have been open.
ed on cheap bill OF fare, with very
fair table. Roast beef with tixings, fifteen
cents; beef STEAK, ten cents; and drinka.
bic coffee Eve ceutS cup. OF course II
square meal is not furnished at these pla.
ces, but very respectable lunch:
Wages In every direction have been re.
.duced and people have their choice of ia.
king the low price or remain out oil work.
Only one thing has not come down. The
wages Of German, Welsh and Swedish
Protestant help keeps at the old standard,
and is in constant demand at SIS to $50 a
month,
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Ross Ana Anti.Ross.

Scene: Two thousand Philadelphians
call at the Ross house with the long lost
Churley.
TUO ACKNOWLEDGMENT hurrah Here's
yer boy, hurrahI Come out and treat!
Roe-But I don't think this il the boy,
No: lis not the boy. His legs are too
long, his arms are too short, and
IUo Thousand (Who are going through
and through the house muddying the car.
pets -Humbug NonSente Yes, 1t is yer
boy!
Philudelphian, ~ The pantry, mOuth full o.
ROsSs ptes-lrs yer nm.um the dear lit.um
.um.tle b-b-um boy.
Phitaddphida, dorm cellar, among The ROss
I0ine bOtIiEs-Hici It's Their boy
ROS-Why, friends, Charley wasn't so
old as this bOyl Boy, run out your
tonguc-There Charley's tongue was
notso long as that tongue.
4ro Thousand (lrAmpling down the
shrubberyl-Hang him! lie won't own
his own son!
Ross-He amt my son Ny son hadn't
u pair Of wrists as thick as u telegraph
pole
CrOud-o, you brute. ..-,-..
Long Lot Boy-Lem me gol Stop a
pinching and haulin Of me
Ross-And my boy wasn't u foot wide
between the cheek bones.
COrd-Fraud Let's tear down his
fence! ,-....-. ....-.
Ros'-And Charley hadn't a face like a
platter
GO.Od-The boys beauty. [They
rob his hen.coop.l
Ross-My boys teeth didn't look like a
family grave yard struck by lightning
Reputed Chariy-l want TO go home
boo.hool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

In order to establish health on sure
basis, the enfeebled system must acquire
additional yigor. And yet, patent a. This
fact Is, and widely known as Il is, too many
people neglect this vital point In the SELF
treatment Of disease, and physicians are
very ottIn equally remiss, resorting to the
use Of palliAtives which affect symptoms
only, and fail to accomplish the chief end
in view, which Is, or should be, iarigora.
tion, The main reason why Hos,elter's
Bitters are 50 successful In overcoming
disease Is that they impArt Vitality where
It Is deficient, and thus build up a super.
structure for. exhausted nature 10 recu.
perate upon. The Bitters also improve he
appetite, soothe the nervous system when
oyerstralned, and are genial and agree.
able medicinal stimulant with basis OF
pure spirits holding in solution botanic ele,
ments Of the greatest efficacy. eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
The FIag Of Ihe Prophet.

ConBsantinoph Cof, n, Z, Inbune' .I.rI
There have been many rumors here
that the holy Gag Of The Prophet would
be brought out as q rAllyiDg point for the
whole nation in view Of the aspect Of al.
fairs. In fact, Il ID said that the Sultan
has so long resisted the pressure Of the
people for this, that the venerable Gag has
three times undertaken 10 shame him by
going forth fits own accord by ilight irom
The window. For ten days the Christians
Of this city have benin terror by reason
OfthiS rumor, as they believe that the ap.
pearance Of the Gag would be the signal
for general attack on Christians. Three
dmeS my servants have come to me with
white faces TO say that such a day had
beenifxed for the massacrs-the bread
man said so-and every time they
put mistaken faith In the new
computation Of dates, like the Ad.
yenttss In matters Of the end Of the world.
The Turks, also, are in terror much Of the
time, lest the ChriStians rise and massacre
them. Thus many Of the people Of this
city lead lives that are Rretched from
fear. The Gag which has caused such
terror in the kitchensof Constantinople-
the Sanjak.i.Sherii, il is called-is an in.
Docent piece Of rotten and faded silk,
which used to DO covered with sacred
writings, and once was green In color.
The only legible word remaining upon il
is "AlGni" world, which appears in 4 sc.
cluded fold near the staff. This Gag is
never unfurled-nor, indeed scan be, from
rottennCSs-a characteristic which moral
lists may use for the basis Of a simile
connected with the nation TO whom the
Gag belongs. The flag Ia kept rolled on its
staff and covered with agreen satin cover,
the whole packed away in a gold or gid.
cd box. When the holy standard Is 70 DO
brought out, il IL carried in It's green
cover through the streets Of Constantine.
pie, and, after the city walls are passed,
It is "in the 6eld." II Ia then stowed
away in the gilded box once more, and
This Is carried with the army, much az
The Jews used 10 take the Ark Of the
Covenant to the wars. When il Is in the
field every Moslem Is in duty bound to
90 TO the wars. It is not, commonly,
signal for general attack on Christians,
although it does mean that no. quarter
will be given in battle. The danger Of
ia display is, that the people being called
upon in general way 10 make war, will
10 80 each il his own style. The bring.
ing out Of the great flag in this war would
be an abrogation Of the Geneva Conyen-
lion for the ameliOration OF suffering on
the battlefield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
Increased 4 Agriculture In Ireland.
From the nm MaII GG4iLe.


The total acreage under all crops in
Ireland this year is, according to the ag.
ricultural statistics OF that country inst
5,2G5, 800 acres, against 300, $40 acres in
1876, showing an lucreasc, in extent un.
der crops in 1871 Of 5s,6S4 acres. Itap.
pears from summaries given in the re.
port that, compared with 1876, the in.
crease in the acreage under wheat Is %,
6l9 acres; barley, 500 acres, bere and
rye 1884 acres; mangel.wurzel and beet
root 100 acres; cabbage, $3.50 acres; and
vetches and rape, 1851 acres; meadow and
clover increased BY 81, O40 acres. In oats
there is decrease Of l5,46S acres; beans
and peas, 2,l35 acres; potatoes, 9ls4
acres; turnips, S,436 acres; and carrots,
parsnips, and other green crops, 1873
acres; Flax decreased bf oslo acres.
The returns Of live stock give the num-
Der Of horses In Ireland in 1877 as 575, 500:
Of cattle, 3,908O27; OF sheep 39S0'lTS;
Of pigs, l,467,999; Of goats, 266, T55:
ot poultry, lS,S4o526, and Of asses,
lS3,7s7. These figures show an increase
in the number Of horses and mules, as
compared with 1876, Is, 57S; Of pigs an in
crease, of 4, 957; Of goats, an increase Of
2146; decrease in cattle OF III, ALB: in
sheep, Of 1890; and in poultry Of IS,
974. The increase in the year in the mum.
Der OF asses is l,577.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
The Last Of the BeIIaire school
Business, We Hope.
Il.aT1 BELLAIgE, O., Sent, @. VI,

EdItGs IntellIssneer;
Your Bellaire correspondent, J. E. D.,
iaG cowardly Slanderer; cowardly because
he insihuates what he dare not assert,
and Slanderer because his insinuations
are injurious, and -he knows them 10 be
false. Although l had nothing to do
with publishing his answers, l know that
they were published exactly a. he wrole
them. He knows 1t, too, and defy him
70 boldly say In uuequiyocal terms that
they were not. "VIHDEx."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07


BELLAIRE LoCAIS.-Decker Hoffman,
J. Haley and J. Strobel, Of this city, were
tried before our County Probate Court
Wednesday last charged with interfering
in the works oil the Baltimore 4 Ohio
machine shops here during the late strike.
Each Of the prisoners was mulcted In the
sum Of S. and costs Of prosecution.
Judge West, the Republican nominee
for Governor Of this State, and Major
Mckinley will address the citizens oil this
city on Tuesday, September 18th.
Mr.. Adam Warnig, residing on Gravel
Hill, the champion Turtle catcher, made
another haul the other day Of about fifty
pounds. The saloonists Of your city al.
ways patroniEe Adam 10 the extent Of his
luck. IL ..5.
Mr.. Q. Mayer, OF the clothing firm Of
Mayer & KlOtz, left for the East.
Alex. Clohan, Councilman Of the Fifth
Ward, and James McGregor, Of the
Fourth Ward, presented their resignA.
ton at the last meeting, 10 take effect
from the first day Of October next.
The building Of a culvert in the First
Ward was awarded TO A. Stoltz. The
culvert Is to be 40 feet long, circular,
and 8 feet in diameter. ~
A communication was presented 10
Council from the Bellaire & Southwestern
Railroad Company asking Council to
appoint committee to confer with them
in reference to the ordinance now pending
granting to the railroad company the
right Of way on Water street. On mo-
ton the chair appointed committee Of
Intercollegiate, Sheppard and ROeder.
], E, D,
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IERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nAIIiY.

By mad, IA SdvaRes, pOItGOs prPadd
an, ,,,t.,.........SS % Three months. q @
III nonIhI...... ... % One month.....s...... u
TtlIvErtd by Carriers In CITY lSe pr WoaE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

.' 'as '. TOO free indulgence in green
T S.ia. That put an end to the career Of
'"SaAR Young: 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

NGEnD AN
BY mSil, 10 advance, PO'tsgs PTtpGA
yls ytIr......:. sol siT monthI. ..;;;N @
IN Clubs Of FlHO....,.....'. '...'.'''.''Si eaCh'
10 Clubs Of Teh.....,. '.....''''''''''''' ~ u-Cn'
II Clubs Of Twenty y oeh'
And 40 extra copy 10 PaScn E0tting up Cub
SVTbr Above prices are inyarAble. Remit a.
,uf III, IN pTBiti or fostotiCO Money Order, and
vbrrs neither Of theSs can b procured, Sehd the
money ID 4 Registered Latter. -
IRE INTEI1lGENCER will present daily the
nsTS IN Ill detartmenb, hon all quartSn Of
ths world, - well ~ complete record Of local
mi WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday, and can
10 mai Al the counter, In paid envelopes, rady
IA, nHlhng. R6' Sad eppy 10 abIeht frieadI
sTB tSiTIlfsi WilA RfihI from AomI
.ifKsCRI BElss, -PRrs0ns deElFing 10 have the
DntY ISTELIIGBCKR LEFT regularly At their
Fr'ldepr,t 10 the city aud suburbs, can b
sNCi ~ leaving their address al Counting
Rom. or by drop letter through tho poStotieS.
TO CDSTRlBUTOhs.-No attention will DO paid
10 nnnpymous tommunlCatlonG every article
must b accompanied blythe writer's real name
Ani address
BuIi7sts LIiisrI JJoT " IAopA b Gddysusi "Prs,S
A Olap6.l," and tACui8 u NJ edAf n niirttfed %
tuGsr fIdftidudl n,HIbeT Of The firm BY name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07
FINANCIAL.


This Bank is organized and prepared TO transact
the business Of banking 10 all its details.
nSucceedS the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Ii owned by the sane shareholder and Ia under TIE
came management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of ItS Cor.
respondents and DePositorp, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes Il hopes to merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on al points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at aiSht 10
eeived from Banks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
and individuals.
or at hxtd dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Botaiord, WIN. B. Simpson,
Jacob 8. Rhodes, VIM. A, Turner,
VIM. A. lSett, John /. Hobbs,
A. N. Adams, o. c. Dewey,
Henry N. Harper, my2i-dAW