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FRI, RAILWAY Or rn,,ys IN Office,
May IL, 1871
GA m.-Cinclnnan and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
1915 nErress Mail for Buffalo with sleeping Coaches
attached.
Coaches i.lrough Rochester Buo Niagara Falls Cncn.
nau ana Chicago without chango also Hotel Dining Cars to
Tgains leave Chambers Street Depot ". Y, for
m, and IL midnight saturday nights only Sundays Sl3
ailcrfor Park and Psssaie g. 7t5 1oa M noon. ii5
g. 3i5. 4:SO 5:IJ g. GS0 <. 10 u midnight Sundnys
6, $780, 10 "a m. 1:i6 6.{p =. M, and ~ midnight
PafsrOB g. 6sJ. 1g5. $50. 10. lOg5, ll3O II noon
l8, ., 10. 3iJ, 4SD. .. 5I5, 6 elJ $50 z, T. 10 D. NJ
Z .. ~. and IL midnight.
suiern O. 7:sJ, 10 IO45 a NJ i45 3;l5 s. G, p m and
IL midnight sundays. &, $50, 10 a. m, IA5 63O D. ~
Cornwall . a m. $780, $50 p. m. Sundays $50 a. III.
Warwick l0:ii "a. m, 43O y IA.
Newhurgh .. 1915 n $50 43e. Sundays $50 a rn
kingston $50 \. ~. haDdays, $50 a an.
Goshen, e. 7i5 y, ~, lOi3 =. u 330, 3iJ, a3O,
Sundays, G. $50 10 m, $780, ..
Mddeiown, 7iJ, 10. l035 a n, S;45. 43o, p m sun
days $50. 10 a. ne p m The a. IN ana $3.50 r. ~ trans
with NcHY0rk and Osvego Midland X H. NJ hsin a.
Port Joryis, 7i5, 3, 0, l0a5 In 43O PM sundays
$50, 10 a. ln aud y.
before p n leave Twenty ,hirs fifteen mnuio8 earlier
above mc leaving Chamberssi quarter hours
Twenty thT- thirty minutes earlier. Boats lcaVo
li:45 1onucCikR with u
leaving GhanbOrs-st at 10 y. m. and IL midnight.
Tickets for passage and for Apartments ~ Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches lie obtained and oricm for The
Oire Nos 239 iOl 529 snd 957 Broadway No Courtst
BROOKLYN, and Al the Company Dcpots.
Express rains from tho West arrive In Newfork at f25
=. ~, ll0 and 75j D. al.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EuPlewOof Closcr PermOn and Nyacki
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fTO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINN
between
NEW.IORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Thirteen Through Trans way daily three Depots
PlIlateiDa'I. TWO m NeN-Nork.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and tie Fastest
Time Consistent with absolute safety.
ON aud after May "A. le.1,
Express Trains VIZ and COrt
liJct Streets FeiTie-. follow.
1885, $50, $3.50 llmitat), 1880 q. m. l. T. o. G. = and
$50 D. IL. Sunday, g a. m, 3. Il. 7, aud no p m.
Returning Iau.s Ihi,sdrlIhic $50 :, $50 $50
and - limited EKrrcss, 80 u. M .. l. 5.JO T. and
73a ~ midnight ON SUNDAY. 30. $50, a.
.. 30 .. ~ midnight
Ticket ofices a26 and 80 Brosiwsy 40 Astor House
Ursll0s.cs aud Ccrandt sis; MOI CsUlt str
Rrooklvu: koe ia. I16 and us Hudson S., Hohorcu
Depot Jersey city EmigrGut Ticket Office NJ. Battery
place. l. =. FARMER teHl Passenger Agent
FRAgK THOMSON General Manager
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DETERSONS' "DOLLAR SERIES~

DFTFRSONS' "DOLLAR SERIES"
4 OF GOOD NOVELS ARE TIE MOST PDFulAh
AND THE CHEAPEST NOVELS II TllE WORLD
price. : each, bound in morocco CLOTH BLACK ana soi
PIrrFESONS' :" DOLLAR SERIES Of Good Novels arc
tc cheapest books ai ~ published a. wei as th
,rosi rouar They sSucd uniform style, M Zmn
form ana ar bound red blue yclun gold ana u'1ch
~ aud back and sot 40 the low Prce Z" one Dot
each while they lrsc any books pubshed al - >
and - eacn Tc following books have already heh lsslc'
i Ills series and new viii be added 90 the series every
month. ,,..,..-.-s.
TIE HFIEESS IN TUE FAMILY. BY MIS-. Mackenzie
Daniel author ~ Marrying icr Monry Beng ihe thr
yoiuuc 0f Peftr,ons' Dollar series % Good Novrf
MY SONS WIFE. book Oi books aud strong, bnrhi.
interesting and we'll written novel ly The 3uihor o t
Dollar SercS 0i GOOD
Novels" 60. ,
cor NTDY OF ARTFRS A Charming Love story BY
INC Couutess o. BcsslngtOn. Beng the tiSt volume O
- ssPctcrsnns' Dollar Series " Guld Nov Is"
Above Books are bv all booksellers or copies o
anv one will De- paid 10 any one 10 any pace
gu relnittiug II,ce To tho Publishers.
4. B.. FEIEES0N a. BkOlHEk-,
Chestnut a. Philadelphia, Penn.
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auriiou Sales OF Real Gsinte.

autiion Sales OF Real Gstnte.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL Situate IN the towr Of Newcastle Chappngua Station
about one 42d-st.. Harlem Railroad very
Of land containing about 100 nnely o
Gated. commanding fine aud very extensive view OF the
surrounding country well wateTed and las variety OF
apple orchards and Ii Of valuable
timber.
Sale win take place the premises the 23d day OF June
at 10 O'Clock
LEVI HUNT,
A.. HATGHT
Fxecuors OF the Last VIII OF Moses Hunter deceased.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

- Trains eaye for fertl AmLoy, Rcl Bank. Long Branch
Ocean Grove Nc, at = -, q. 1ii5 20. UI.. Z. d. H.
on AID ai,er June % three additional
be between Sew lorA and GIr.. lc 0f Which Nil DE-
express making 10 stops between and Long
Branch.
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A Ii wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
~ address Amer. Educational tnion 13t Br"a!way, N
Mutual Introducing Ran IN every state Established 1901
4 COLLEGIAN, competent to fit young men
"a for college desires TO take few pupils at any TINE after
juno refer Professors Columbia College Address
". C. F.. Tribune Office.
A YALE GRADUATE of experience will
~ coach in classics or German; wishes summer engage
STRUcr0R. Phillips Academy. Andoycr, Mass.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY - Union square New-N ork tBroadway side
bot 18th and l6tsts) supplies Irn6inas oT paoc schools
academies sDd boarding schoos flocssors a ,,oN %
gives information to parents Of se0i schools MISS
- years successful e1peieEce N the managemeni
q! The America" school institute "n'.s h SIPt2r ~
meeting any demand Apply to MiS- NJ J. 1Ol NJ
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square:
n naGe Tor Tgeehors NO schoois ana
families. ANNA EANDALL DiEhL Manager.
EOR EUROPE.-A small party is being
Z formed for ourucy abroad. IL Will be directed bv
Professor lately returned iro The Continent elerences
Mrs. MITCHELL. G7 W. 3jthst
MRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEiiL, teacher of
VI Reading and Dramatic Action. 30 Union square
NfRS. LOUISA B. CULVER, Teacher of
w PAINTING usnd,eape Flower 80 w WI , receive
BuPIs ioi "a i,,M M ,l NJ, ~ ~ ,,r ~ anu '
fcicrcnccs-Mr d. Huntington Mr. wm. Hart, MI James
NJ. Hau.
TE'EACHER.-A refined German lady from
for her boad best city references Adaiess H. d.
Tribune Ofcc.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEYS AGENCY
L for SCHOOLS and TEACH EKS supplies schools and
cressug good teachers Apply cay Tor Autumn
vacancies send stamp for ape cation term ,,,,cyxrv
T. COTkSWORIH PlNCRNEN
80 Union square tlth-ave side near lttst New-n mk
WANTED - Two experienced lady MUSIC
w TEACHERS vocalist pianist each must he con
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

II WlCHOn AMI after SAL EDAN. June o. the and
favorte steamboat T. SCHULTZ viii leave Pier ~ r. r.
ear Peel sp at $50 oeiCcA ,. Excursion uckcs 90
aid 20 Cens
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STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads..

6lcamuodts Gno RGliroa0s.
4 LBANI AND TROY BY Day BOATS
~ &. NIBBAHD and DANIEL DR. - i.aye Nrstry ~.
Il,r " H., al so aud 2ithSt al u, hutas "a Syac6
Ferry, West Point NcWburgh. poughkeeIt. llp rlir,
saugcriies. Catsk Hudson Close connections WIN
YORK Central Railroad for the West. To W,.; Pont aui
Sewbugh day. 81 Tickets coupons ennl
Hudson River Railroad received board fo pagc.
4 LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
~ The elegant DREW aud 81. jon leave Pier
No Al Norh River. EVERY WEEK DAY = q y. III.
necting at Albany with express trii. for
SARATOGA,
LAKE GEOrtjE.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
,ADIhOSDACk AND WHITE
MOUNTAINS. CONFESSIONS,
SHARON AND uCHFlEID
Silu NGS. THE rIOU-
SAND ISLANDS OF
THE 81 AWRENCE
and all fayorite summer Resorts North and West.
FARE ONLY - 81.
Messna's celebrated Bands accompany
.-..-rl l.-.L-L
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TIE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EASr.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant steamers
STONiNGTON AND NAERAGANSErT
p. daily Sundays excepted from Per 3d. y H. foot
StaIerooins tickets FOR EITHER LINZ ~.
cured 3G3 uatway, and at Mi oces WostoOI Express
Also tickets sslc AZ all hotel tic Offices.
Passengers and Freight via either line always taken low.
st rates. ID. - hABCOCK PresiaouI
l. W. IILKSl, General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NNW-JLRS

~ Ferry station ~ Ncw-l ork. foot = J. .b.rtyst
Commencing May ~. lsll-tralH5 lrayr as i0Iows:
C3u q. n.-Fnr Pennington, fastou. bcyldere. Magrh
Chuuk, Gamaqua, Nl.kesbIfrc. Elmira. . G.
s:;5 @. uiFor LFsof. harrisburg. Msuch Chunk Tams
qua. MiiEcsDaIre. NhlaWslorf, Hc.
10 10 a. t. aus 81 % Sorlcryil and fcW|urf1r.
y. m.-tor flciuingi"u, Eiston Mauch Chunk Wikos
bariv, lhmaqua Hazl on Reading, P0yue, Harrisburg.
?. n.-ior tlstpn, B-itIifFr and Cata-auu'ia.
5.jO %. H., daily For East0I, Allentown and I.rrisburr
S3J y. toT EasiGu.
For ttau9 10 local points see rtable ~ stations
ST MAY 1kAlNr-LcaNc al $50 a. NJ - y. m for
Bound Brook Intermediate points, $50 y. a. Tor
Ia Ton, Reading, and harrisburg
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COR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING

FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL. aud IN
erneiiae points Steamers leave Pier o. r. r. dsly Snn
days esceDie,) at GwentytiTd ~ r. r. al 3 10 mD
and II connecting with special trains ~ New Haven fI
Hartford Sprng ged, &C Tickets sold and baggage checked
al S4i Boadway, Newton aud C0uIt st. brooklyn EK
New Haven and return. 81 30.
EOR PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH
i and The NEWJERSkY SOU1HiRN RAILROAD
:, North RV,r foot Rector st. at a. ~, Tor
Long Branch EaonOgn.
II Philadelphia. Long Branch xpms RIVER and
Vneand.
,. m for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River, Ware
town. and 1u,EcrlOn
6:lJ y. FOR Long Branch,
Sundays, frI Long Branch 10 a. m - -
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Trains leave for Eugew0od Costcr PiernOnt and Hyack,
Z S3O S45 m, !, g. 4, 4:45, $50 $50. S3O N, and
Satur1ay nights only at il3J sundays, y n IA. and
$50
NsIuet spring Valley and M0nsey T. $50 IN, 44J p.
LNU. y. AHE1lL. Lencrll Las.r AganL. Now WORK.
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'THE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points East via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Largest hauisoncs and most costly the world
FULL NIGHTS REST 40 MIDNIGHT CHANGES
Five morning tralns-Fal River 80 Boston.
ster leave Now York daily SUNDAYS July TO sept
Q inclusive. from Pier -. y. H.. foot OF Murayst
GRAND rROrENADE CONCEPTS EVERY EVENING.
IrAo, rud Ss:e Rooms secured at all principal Hotels aad
T,cari Once &c the Per, and Stelmcrs
BORDEN - LOWELL Agents.
GEO l. COeNOH. General Passenger Agent
THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
a WHOLE NIGHTS REST.
ONLY ~ MILLS OF RAIL.
TIME, 80 MINUTES.
THE NEW MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
MA>SAClit SITS
c.Thc Palace steamer ~ tie Worlt) -
AND THE MOitl f-t.l.N itMel.D sIFAMEk
RHODE ISLAND
("Thc Qursn OF the Sound0
daily Except sundays nom tr ~, y r., foot 0f
Marrenat az arrsing al Providence 40 a. M and
Boston az a. 80 intermediate landings between Ntw.
York and Providence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

NEW YORK, July 27.-Cotton-Steady
at 12Hal4c. Flour Dnll, heavy, unsettled
md lower; No. ., 81 rs, superfnc western
and State IS 50a5 70, common 10 good
extra Sc %, good to choice Sc 30aG 50, white
wheat extra 50 55a6 rs, fancy So s0aS 10,
extra Ohio 50 00aS %, st. Louis SO Goa
1925, Minnesota patent process IS 25al0 rs.
Wheat--Dull and lower, closing heavy;
No. Minnesota spring 81 G5, new red
amber and white western 81 GOAL 62k,,
No. 2 winter red western .Sept$l 4Oal 46I {,
do August 81 43al Ask, No. 9 spring Sep.
TENDER 81 SOCIAL 3lh. Rye-No. ives.
tern at Tic. Barley Nominal. Malt
Quiet two.rowcd State 92Hc. Corn-Dull
and lower, closing heavy; ungraded ives.
tern mixed G2a64c, steam mixed 90 Sa6i &c.
Oats-Dull and lower; western mixed and
State S2a5Sc; white western do 4Olsa62c.
H9y@New and old shipping GOa75c. Hops
Dull and unchanged. C0iIee-Quiet but
steady; Rio cargoes l6Ha20c gold, jobbin 6
l6Xa9l Ac gold. Sugar-Quiet but stead '.
Rice-Quiet aud unchanged. Whisky
81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

NOTHING NEw.-There Is nothing new
In reference to the strike Of the railroad
employees In this vicinity. Railroad men
are seen In the streets, but they are quiet
and orderly. There Is no boisterouSness
Of any kind on their part, butt is pretty
certain that II attempts were made 10
move freight trains there would be diff
Guilty. The railroad officials have made
no attempt 10 send freight, and II IL not
known when they will.
OF one thing let all concerned rest as.
sured. The peace will be maintained
and the law enforced In this city at any
hazard. The admirable distribution OF
the regular and special police, and the
firm determination Of oil the better ele.
ments Of the community to sustain the
legally constituted authorities, all afford
the most gratifying guarantee that no
breach Of the peace will be tolerated. No
mob, however strong, can easily disgrace
this city by riot, under existing circum.
stances-and should u riot occur sum.
mary punishment will be meted out to
the guilty.
There is therefore no need that any
one should tear his under.garments.
There Is something Of a miSchieyous ele.
ment in Wheeling, but perhaps less than
in any other city Of her size in the Union.
The great mass Of our people are order.
loving citizens, with interests Of their own
to protect. Those who mean mischief are
few, and those likely 10 be influenced by
them not large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-COtton-Quie,
at NE. FiOur-Dull and prices n shade
lower; family So 4OaG 65. Wheat-ln good
demand; red 81 92Hl 80. COrn-Quiet at
4Sa5Oc. oats-Quiet ut S7a42c. Rye
Dull at G5a67e. Barley-Dull and nomi.
nal. Pork-Nominally unchanged; job,
bling at $l4 90. Lard-Prime steam nomi,
nallY; current make in good demand at
S. so, kettle l0Xc. Bulk Meats-Strong;
shoulders s. l0a5 19}S, short rib 7Isa7Ifc,
closing at outside, short clear nc. Bacon
Quiet but steady at GaSaS9SaSHc. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Linsced Oil
Steady but quiet ut GOaGSc. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 0S.
HoGs-Qnlet and steady. common 81 40
al 40, light - SOa5 90, packing 81 75al 90,
butchers S. OOa5 Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

TEMPERANCE NoTEs.-On Thursday
evening, notwithstanding the heat, OTIS
Hall was crowded to Overlooking. The
meeting was addressed by Robert Mar.
shall, Wilbur Trueman and Z. G. era.
craft A deep interest was manifested
throughout, and many predictions ex-
pressed for the future success Of the cause
Last night a large and enthusiastic
temperance meeting was held at the Fifth
Street Colored Church. Captain John
Baggs led the meeting, and eloquent and
stirring speeches were delivered by L. G.
Cracraft and Jacob Kemple.
Robert Sweeney, Of Martins Ferry,
will address the Olt's Hall temperance
meeting tonight. Robert is fluent and
original speaker, and merits good au-
dience. Let the people turn out to hear
him.
A temperance mas5 meeting will be held
at Burrs' Mills to-day and tomorrow.
Cracraft, Kemplc, Baggs and others from
this city will he in attendance to enIiyen
the occasion. A big time is expected
Barnesville, St. Clairsville aud the mul.
titude from all the region around about
will assemble there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Flour-Quiet;
ssupertine 50 90, extras 81 90, Minnesota
family 81 75a9 90, Pennsylvania do IS GOA
9 90, high grades 50 O0alO so. Wheat
Old nominal; new firm 81 Goal 70. Rye
Nominally ut 70aS0c. Corn-Nominally,
yellow T5c, mixed 7Sa74c. Oats-Steady;
white western 43ai6c, mixed 4la4Sc. Pro
yisions-F Firm aud unchanged. Butter
Choice in good demand aud prices un.
changed. Cheese-NominRl; western IOc.
Eggs-Dull; western l7alSC. Petroleum -
Doll; refined l3}Ec, crude l0c. Whisky
Held at 81 20,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

evening with 800 kegs Of Rsymanns beer
and q lot Of oats.
The Star Of the West has commenced
running in the Wheeling and Bellaire
trade.
lBy Tslesnph.l
CAIRO, July 27.-Arriyed-vint Shin.
kle, Memphis; 3. F. Duyall, South; John
F, Tale, New Orleans. Departed--Du.
vail, Ohio; Shinkle, Cincinnati; Tale,
st. Louis. River 10 feet 0 inches and
falling. Weather fair; mercury $40.
New ORLEANS, July 27.-Arrived-
A. @. DOnnally, Cincinnati; Stannard, ST.
Louis. Weather rainy and warm.
ST. LOUIS, July '27. Arrived Red
Wing, St. Paul; John B. Maude. Vicks.
burg; Gold Dust, Kansas City; Clinton,
St. Paul. Departed-Clinton, St. Paul
Yellow Stone, Portland. River falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and very warm
heavy rain this evening.
MEMPHIs, July 27.-River fell 2 inches
stands 10 feet 4 inches. Weather clear
Mercury 80. Arrived-Gof, Cincinnati
Departed-Helena, VickSburg; Grand
Tower, st. Louis.
LITTLE Rock, July 27.-River rising
fast, 9 feet by gauge. Arriyed-Mau'
melle, Memphis, and departed for same
CINCINNATI, July T.-River 0 feet Z
inches and rising heavy rain at intervals
during the day; now fair and warm. Ar.
riyed--Mary Miller, St. Louis. Depart,
ed-Andes, Wheeling. The Rhoads did
not leave for 81. Louis till this evening
VIcKsBuRG, July I.-Fair; mercury
9O0. River fell 8 inches.
EVANSVILLE, July 27.-River Q feet
and swelling rapidly. Weather clear
heavy rains this morning and evening
mercury 70o to So. Up-Dippold, IA.
nawha and Smith. Down-Tarascon and
johnson,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

How IT IS DoNE.-The first object in
life with the American people is 10 get
rich" the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by en-
ergy, honesty and saving; the second,
lgood healthy by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be Respondent
sufferer from any Of the effects OF Dys.
persia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Nc,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiye.
ness, Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need
not suffer another day. Two doses Of
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size.
70 cents. Positively sold by ali first. class
Druggists in the us. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Decd Of Trust made by Edmund
Booking to the undersigned Trustee, dated the 2OIh
day Of December, A. d. 1876, and Of record In the
Clerks office Of the County Court Of Ohio county
In Deed of Trust Book No. II, rage ISL, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day oi: August, 1877.
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the Drug Store
Of the sald Edmund Booking. on the corner Of 18th
and ChAplinc streets, In the city Ot Wheeling sell
at public auction to the highest and best bidder
the following described property: All the CaslDgs
furniture, vessels, medicines and property contain
ed In the Drug Store Of the IaId Edmund Booking,
embracing, alu0ng other things, G show cnSes and
contents, 600 bottles lTs and sand their con-
tents, package and cree Of patent medicines, iron
sate book case and desk, / libnry containing two
hundred VOLUMES Of Pharmaceutical, chemical and
scientific books, prescription case together with
It's bottles and contents, soda l0untSln, micro
scope pairs Of scales and Rll kinds Of medicines,
drugs and liquors. that apperiain to trst-class
Drug Store.
Al the same time, but at the dwelling house OF
the AAld Booking, situated on 18th street, between
Eoif and Byron Streets tho undersigned will sell,
by virtue OF the aid deed, all the household and
kitchen furniture Of the said Booking consist ny
Of beds, bedSteadH, carpets, dlyAnS, chairs, stands
book cAh.s stoves, glassware, looking glasses, NJ
and almost everything that usually contained In
\ well iurnlIhed dwelling hOuSs At the same
Time will also sell several pieces Of cwelry ware
For more particular description Of the property
TO be sold, reference Ia made 10 the said decd Of
trust, or paIticI desiring to purchase may obtain
full information from the Trustee.
sale. ". b. JOHNSON,
jyH Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28


PERSONAL PoNTs.- Charley Hamilton,
the well known Wheeling carpen ter, Is
now working at his trade in Portland,
Oregon.
Mr.. l. H. Williams Ia quite Ill.
Bauer, the missing salesman has, not
yet been heard from.
Emmett Deloe, a veteran Wheeling
typo, Is making arrangements to start a
new paper, to be called the Dispatch, at
Middlebourne, Tyler county.
Capt Moorehead and Lieut.. Reese, Of
the Centennial Guards, are orgAnizing-a
military company.
Mesare. Frank Woeber, Fred, Nolte
and Fred. Schneider to-day 60 down the
river upon visit to the German settle.
ment near Roseby's Rock.
Miss Taylor, OF the Female College,
returned TO the city yesterday. She felt
compelled 10 discontinue her travels for
the present on account Of the disturbed
condition Of railroad travel. Miss Tay-
Tor speaks very gratefully Of the kindness
Of which she has been the recipient, and
begs to acknowledge the courteSy shown
her, especially by the members Of tho
press in the Eastern Panhandle.
Fred. Happy, foreman at Reymann's
brewery, RaSPSNaenled with gold. head.
ed cane by his workmen on Thursday.
Mai. Bradford and Col. FitEhugh, Of
Kanawha county, are at the Mcclure
House.
The Morgantown Post says Mrs. John
Wagner and family, and Mrs. VIM. P.
Wiley and son, Of Wheeling, are visit.
ing in town. Mrs. E. !. Moore 10 visiting
friends in Wheeling.
Capt. CuruP and Mr.. John Campbell
have returned from Kansas.
Mr.. Nathan GotF, Of st, Joseph, Mis-.
souri,, is spending few days with Mr.. A.
G. Robinson, on the Island.
Miss Katie 0udrio, Of Pittsburgh, 10
visiting friends in this city.
Col. Bob McEldowny Is at the 81.
james.
Hon. John BaSselI, Of Clarksburg, Ia
among the late arrivals at the 81 james.
W. r. Haman, Of New Martinsville,
and James D. Watson, Of Fairmont, have
quarters at the St. JameS.
Mrs. Peter Zoeckler was taken sudden.
ly i'll ather residence in Fulton on Thurs.
day, but was reported better yesterday.
Prof. G. A. schafEer, Principal Of Ger.
man instruction in the Public Schools Of
this city, yesterday left for East Saginaw,
Michigan, for months soiourn.
Mr.. j. II. Stallman and son returned
from Cranberry Summit last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

AN old farmer was heard to remark on
the train yesterday morning that after
the rain on Thursday night he went out in
his field and he could see the corn grow.
ing at the rate OF an inch an hour. Ably.
stander asked him II he saw any cornjuice.
The honest old granger gazed on him
with unutterable contempt and then ran
his hand in his pocket and pulled out a
Murphy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

SALE OF THE ROM EsTATE.-Thc Robb
property, on the east side of Main street,
between llth and 18th streets, was yea.
terday sold by Hervey & Britt to VIM.
Graham, for $500. The premises are
now occupied by Mr.. Graham az furni.
ture store. The lot fronts "a feet on
Main street, and runs back to an alley,
and contains three story brick building,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-28

AT a meeting Of the Mathews Light
Guards Thursday evening the following
officers were elected 10 fill vacancies
caused by designations: Frank Wallace
was elected Fifth Corporal. John P. Glass
Sixth Corporal, John L. Dickey Seventh
Corporal and Corporal Lutz Eighth Cor
poral. VIM. Delaplain was also elected
marker, and Chas. Bosley promoted to
standard bearer.