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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-10
COPARTNERSHI
COMPREHENSIVE.

WYE have this day formed Copartnership under
w the firm name of q. Nj. & G. II. BOSWORTH
and shall continue the business of Decorative Uphol-
stery, Paper Hangings and Window Shades, at G.
NJ. Bosworths old stand, Cor. Free and Cotton SITS.
G. VI. BOSWORrH,
G. II. BOSWORTH.
February 1, 1877. fe9d3t
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-10

HOTEL TO LEASE.

The New England House, Portland, Me,
Address AUG. P. FULLER,
de2Sdtf Portland, Me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

n1NsuRREcrIoN INTHE PENITENrIARY.-
Yesterday afternoon colored convict at
the PenitenLiary got oil his ear at som e.
thing that did not exactly suit him, and
got after one Of the guards named Davis
with an ugly looking shoe knife. The
colored chap, who ia a large, robust fel.
low, was overpowered and locked
up in q cell. When he was want
ed outside, however, he refused to come
out, swearing that he wonld die before
he would leave the cell. Then the inge-
nuity Of the prison officials came into
good service. A large iron rod, with an
open vice at the end, was thrust into the
cell, and rather than be squeezed to death
between the sharp claws, the convict
surrendered. This fellow, wonderland,
is the one who some days ago seriously
stabbed one Of the guards at the peniten-
tiary.
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l
THE P. W. & KY. BUILDINGS IN TINS
CITY.--The work Of eracting the neces
sary buildings in this city for the Pitts
burGh Wheeling & Kentucky Railway
Company is now fairly under way, and
the buildings will probably be completed
by the time the track is laid TO this enc
OF the line.
The building OF the freight depot, al
the foot Of 18th street, attracts n good
share OF attention. The work is being
done by Messrs. ]. K. Miller & Co., who
own sawmill on the river opposite
Steubenville, they having been awarded
the contract at their bid Of $3.50. This
depot will be 100 feet long and 20 feel
wide, and only one story high, except il
the north end, where there will be a sec
ond floor for Offices. 1t will be entirely o.
wood, and very similar to the B. & O
freight depot, Immediately adjoining
The depot is4O-be completed by The frst
Of December.
Mr.. J. NJ. Brodic, Of this city, wal
awarded the contract for building The
repair shops, his bid OF $2,595 being thI
lowest. The building will be Of brick
with u slate roof, and is located on thu
river bank n short distance above TIT
First Ward school house, The dimen
sions are SGxG0. twill consist OF sin
gle apartment, with two tracks upol
which 10 run locomotives for repairs
Mr.. Brodie expects 10 get the brick worl
| done next month, and II the weather doe,
not interfere will complete his contract
before Il,C end of the month.
| As yet, I'VE understand, no plans havI
been accepted for the passenger depot
which will be located at the upper enc
OF the wharf, at the foot Of, Eleventh
street. We have no doubt, however, thu
company will put up comfortable build
ing, and one which will be adaptedto III,
needs Of the travelling public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

RAILROAD CASUALTIES AT GRAFTON
On Thursday morning a man named JacI
Messenger, an employee on the Third di
vision Of the B. & o. road, was run oyeI
and instantly killed at Grafton: Hi
train had just come into the station, and
he stepped off car and upon side
track, not noticing a,train that was backing
toward him. The remains were terribly
mapgled, the arms and legs being cut Of
and scattered around distance OF sew.
eral yards, Messenger was about thirty
years Of age, married. and lived at Gran
berry Summit.
On the same day, at Grafton, Hughey
Burns, brakeman, had the middle finger
OF his right hand cut of while coupling
an engine and tender. Mr.. Burns lives il
Grafton.
Geo, Peters, another brakeman, mel
with very serious accident upon the
same day as the above occurred. While
coupling Pittsburgh engine and tender
he lost his footing and fell, when the
wheels passed over his right foot and leg
mangling it-to-the knee. The limb will
have to be amputated. Mr.. Peters also
lives in Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

AT 4rr HorEts, The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels;
MoLaue-E. i. Hamilton and wife,
bennington, w. Va. ;Wm. Tucker, Wells
burg; VIM Donaldson, Cleveland; L. r.
Franklin, Columbus; D. N. Stewart, Bal.
timore; NJ. =. Dickinson and wife, Miss
Nellie St y! Dickinson, WilliamspOrt Pal w.
M. Shaw, Cincinnati.
s.. Jamei-Thos. M. Blalz, Cincinnati
John Lewis, JOhnstown, Pa; D. N. Ever.
stein, Cumberland; John ]. SWick, sCran.
ton, Pa; Lawrence Moore and wife, Bal.
timore.
SIamn-aeo. Supper, Cameron, Ohio;
9. Supper, Johnstown, Pa; ]. NJ. Cooper
Wells6urgt 2. D. Kaninsky, Rush Run,
o. VIM. Mitchell and wife, Clinton
J. :: Hendershot, CaptinS; Thompson
Smith, Harrisyille; Joseph Crosby, zanes.
Vile, Of D. McElhinney, Middleport,
p. McCammish, Pittsburgh,
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ENJOY LIFE,-What truly beautiful
world We live inl Nature gives us
grandeur Of mountains, glens and oceans,
and thousands OF means for enjoyment.
We can desire no better when in perfect
health; but how often do the majority OF
people feel like giving it up disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with di.
sease, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily oh.
tain satisfactory proof that GREEN'S Au-
gust Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia aud
Liver Complaint is the direct cause OF
seventy.five per cent of such maladies MS
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiveness, Nervous Prostitution, Dir:
ziness Of tho Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try it. Sold by all first.c class
druggists in the United States. eodsw
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River News.

The Ragon lett Tor PnrHersbnrg al
10:30A. NJ, her usual hour.
The Market Boy departed for Malta.
moras promptly at 1880 A. NJ.
The Nail City arrived from Parkers.
burg with tow, which, after lying here
an hour or so, she took 10 Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley passed down last
night, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Granite State is due down at an
early hour this morning, en- route for
Portsmouth.
The Courier is the regular packet for
Parkersburg this morning.
The Hudson got in from Cincinnati
last evening, and will return this after.
noon:at 4 o'clock.
The o'NeaI will leave or.PiltsburEh at
Z o'clock this morning. a.,
The Express is duo up tonight, en-
route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Last evening the marks indicated lit.
lie more than eight feet, and rising slow.
ly.
The Phaeton, Telegram and Della are
making their usual trips.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November Driver 6
feet 7 inches and falling slowly. Weather
EVANSVILLE Noyembor O-Rivsr .
G.l0 ieet and falling DoWn-Tbomos "
Means and Tow Grew EAGLE SiIv"-,Sorn
and Dick Johnson. Business ycrv i I;sht
Weather elondy "S"'
CTScrSSATT, November O-R;vo. : fso,
O inches and rising. Weather clopdv a svi
S @s 9ps MAHeSnS Sb pes
Ing: Fancbon, New Orleans.
SHREyEpoRT, Noyembcr O-Dan,r,o,
MARIA Louise, New Orleans Syssibsr
cloudy and cold ''".'
VIcKsRuRG. November O-wo,,bar
c,onJv River rooo 5;noLos IT., nLtI
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How TO Protect RooFs.-Thousands
Of dollars are annually lost by the dete-
rioration OF tin and wooden roofs through
inatteution to keeping them properly
painted, or by the cracking or blistering
Of paints not adapted 10 the purpose. It
often happens that from one or The other
Of these causes, before the owner suspects
mischief, the roof has been rusted or rot
ted through, necessitating It's renewal at
heavy expense. It is now admitted,
after q series OF practical tests running
through a period Of thirteen years, that
the Centennial and E1celsior Roof PUNT,
manufactured by Hawthorne 4 Bros, OF
This city, is beyond all measure the best
Tor protecting and preserving roofs
that has ever been offered to the pub.
lie; and It is not only The best,
but the cheapest. All the principal
buildings In this city have been covered
with this paint, and all having used it
cheerfnlly bear testimony to its durabil-
ity. And not only in this city, but in all
the principal towns in this State, has it
been used with equally satisfactory re-
suits. A mass OF testimonials 10 this
effect lie before US from leading property.
holders in Lancaster, Columbia, York,
WilliamspOrt, Easton, Huntington, West
Chester, Bethlehem, Norristown, Read
Ing, PottsVille, ETC.; and Ne learn that
hawthorn 4 Bros, having pretty much
covered" the State, are about seeking
new fields to conquer. Wherever they
60 they will carry with them the best
wishes for success in their enterprise
NtlC Era, Lancaster, Pa.
AS will be seen by the above the Messrs.
Hawthorn and their work both come to
our city we'll recommended. They do not
bring some new tangled experiment, but
something that has been thoroughly tried
Tor thirteen years and has successfully
stood the test Of time. Under the inhu.
ence Of our sulphurated atmosphere there
Is nothing more difficult than the preser.
ton oil our tin roofs, for time common.
surate with their cost. Nothing there
fore can find more favor with our bust
ness men than paint which has proven
itself the thing needful for the preserva.
ton OF roofs Of whatever material con-
structed. The Messrs. Hawthorn have
already secured contracts for painting
the roofs Of a number Of the best bust
ness houses in the city and will commence
work on Monday.
They have removed their quarters to
the 81. James Hotel, where may be seen
samples OF their work and where they
are ready 10 give the fullest information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

THE TaobuRM.-We are:Vhappy to
note that our young friends, the Thoburn
Bros, are doing fine business in the
grocery business at the corner Of Market
and 1lth streets. They are pleasant, in
dustrious and attentive; their store IL al
ways supplied with the best and freshest
goods 10 the grocery line. They are es-
tablishing good market for Gen. Harris'
Jersey farm butter, and, in short, they
deal in nothing but the best goods in the
market. The Elm Grove street railway
having completed It's Market street con.
nection, The Thoburn Bros. are more
closely connected with the East Wheeling
population than any grocer house in the
city--a circumstance which will no
doubtlargely increase their trade in that
quarter. We hope 10 see them derive
the full benefit Of their location and their
enterprise. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

THE FESTIVAL AT PARKERs HAIL.
The festival last night was a perfect sue
cess and We hope 1t will be largely at
tended this evening. II is q grand place
OF amusement for those who are wander.
ing the dreary streets Of Wheeling hunt
ing for some place to 20 to. Be sure and
go to Parker's Hall and spend your time
among the many friends Of the temper
ance cause, The tables are attended by
the following ladies Of the Union: Sup.
per table, Mrs, Taylor and Mrs. Marsh;
oyster table, Mrs. Ben. Stephens and Mrs
Stafford; refreshment table, Mira. Trim.
BILE, Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. G. NJ. Stevens
fruit and lemonade table, Miss Workman
and Miss Young; variety table, Miss
Matte Haybsrn and Miss Rust. Don't
forget us this evening.
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PERsoSAI PotS1a-Rey. ]. @. Arm.
strong has returned from New York,
where he has been attending u Church
Congress, and will hold services In 81.
Matthew'S Church to.morrUwat The usual
hours.
Mr.. james Rigby, the we'll known VIC.
linist, has decided 10 emigrate TO Texas
and engage In farming. lie expects to
leave next week, with his family, for
Houston, Te5aA, and will remain there
until he decided upon u location. Jim.
mys many friends here will wish him
success In his new home.
Miss Mollie Scott, Of New York, is 4
visitor OF the residence Of Mr.. George r.
Taylor.
Messrs. Geo. L. Rider, Of Martina
Ferry, and W. Il. Crisweli, Of Dellaire,
will start for Kansas next week In the
interest Of The Bellaire Colonial Asso-
citation.
DR.. Alfred Wheeler, editor Of the Pitts
burgh Christian Advocate, 10 announced to
preach in the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
Tomorrow morning, and in the Chapline
Street NJ, Z. Church In the evening.
Rev.D. II. K. Dix, Of Triadelphia, will
start on Monday next to New York,
where he will meet the Committee on
Missions Of The NJ. L. Church, Of which he
is member, which holds It's annual SEES.
sion in that city beginning on the 14th.
On the I'D, he will meet the Church Ex-
tension Committee at Philadelphia, Of
which he Ia also member.
Jimmy Cracraft, OF Triadelphia, has
got himself farm and gone to farming
on the hill near Triadelp hia,
Capt. Baggs is back again from Pitts.
burgh. He says there are three or four
fellows up there who form Murphy
Syndicate, and are trying TO live out Of
the profits on his speeches, over and above
what Murphy gets for delivering them.
MIR. Max. Rosenstein, OF Fulton, recent.
ly left on the steamer America Tor Ger.
many, 10 visit relatives.
Messrs. a. Kloeber and A, Gamunder
are repairing the organ Of ST. Johns
Church.
Speaking Of a late sermon delivered at
Volcano, Wood county, W. Va, by Bish.
op Kahn, at a church dedication there,
the Oil Record says that It was a "mas.
terly production" and twill long be re.
membered by those who had the treat Of
listening to it."
Mr.. Hiram Young yesterday received
dispatch announcing that ]. @. Wilson,
Of Pittsburgh, will arrive in the city to-
day and address the 0Lps Hall temper
ance folks this evening.
Weare never surprised 10 hear OF q
kind act on the part Of Col. II. X. List,
and hence we merely record 1t as some
thing characteristic Of him when in the
sale Of the ]. NJ. Dillon propertySsIthe
other day, he declined to accept the usual
commissions Of trustee and turned them
over 10 Mr.. D. and his family.
Col. Jacob Hornbrook aud vile will
leave on the Hudson this evening for
Cincinnati, going from thence 10 Evans.
vile, Indiana, and thence South to spend
the winter. Col. Hornbrook Ia looking
and feeling better than for some time past,
but is still in feeble health. We hope to
see him come back ia tho spring greatly
improved, for he is one Of the men whom
this community would not willingly
spare. II he could only cOntrivc to alb
stract little Of Captain Eds sOperlluous
flesh, abetter equilibrium would be es-
tablIshed on both sides.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

THAT EloHTH WARD OIL HOUSE,
Certain citizens Of the Eighth Ward re-
Gently petitioned Council against the
storage Of oil in an old cooper shop at
the corner Of 95th and McCullOch streets,
by Mr.. c. II. Odbert. II we remember
rightly the petition was referred 10 a
committee, which has not yet submitted
a report upon the subject. The Eighth
WarderS could not possess their souls in,
patience, and wait the action Of Council
but complained to the Fire Wardens that
the oil house referred to threatened the
neighborhood with conhagration. Ac-
cordingly Chief Marshal Winder and
Assistant Marshals Pryor and Carpenter,
OF the Board Of Control, went down to
examine the premises. They found that
the bulk Of the oil was stored under the
ground; that only three or four barrels
were kept in the building at any time,
and that the building was 50 isolated that
it was not probable that it would damage
any buildings in the neighborbood in case
OF FIRE. The Board, therefore, declined
TO interfere,
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Board OF DIREcroRs OF PENrrENrIA,
RY,--The Board Of Directors OF the Pen,
itentiary held a meeting at MoundsyiIle
yesterday and transacted some routine
business. Messrs. John Cummings and
j. NJ Todd, practical engineers, examined
the new engine recently built for the
penitentiary by Messrs. Sweeney & Son.,
Of this city, and having reported favora'
bly, upon Il, twas accepted BY the Board
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As.-
The Grand Lodge OF Knights Of Pythias
Of West Virginia will meet in their four.
teenth annual session at Keyser, on the
18th inst, at which time there will be a
parade OF the members Of the Grand and
Subordinate lodges, in full Uniform, head.
ed by the Romney cornet band. The
procession will move at Q o'clock 7. NJ.
There will be several addresses delivered
by prominen! members Of tho Grand
Lodge, Immediately after the parade, at
Frazier's Hall. Owing to the ex-
pense OF having the Grand Lodge
meet in Keyser, the young ladies have
kindly volunteered their aid to Olive
Branch Lodge, Of that place, in giving a
grand banquet, on the occasion. The
committee on the banquet consists Of J.
w. W. Davis, 7. W. Funk, Geo. p. War
ner, ". 7. McGahan, NJ. Smith, W. b,
Laucke, DR.. I. II. West, jeremiah Wells
and N. Jenkins. We have already pub
lished a complete list Of the delegates
from this city to the Grand Lodge.
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HoSoRAHLY DIscIARdRp.-Mr. W. J.
Brady, who was sentenced by Judge
Cranmer TO twenty days imprisonment
for taking glassware from the Opera
House Saloon, was released on Thursday
afternoon, and voluntarily went before
Justice VIM. Miller, who had issued a
warrant for him, and asked to be exam.
ined upon the charge. The Justice heard
the evidence in the case and promptly
discharged the defendant, 1t being shown
to his satisfaction that Brady had no in.
tention Of committing any offence in re,
moving the goods, as he was entirely ig.
norant Of any levy having been made
upon the property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

II is to be hoped that the heavy
dramatic critic OF the Register will not be
permitted by the deluded public to get in
HIS work on Mr.. Lawrence Barrett.
Larry has succeeded admirably in making
the people believe that he Is a pretty
good sort Of "play actor" and 1t would
be too bad too have the poor fellow ex-
posed just now, with long, dreary win.
ter before him. Let us hope that the r.
dc. will lethim down easy, and give him
a chance for his white alley. We don't
believe he will refuse to supply the Regis.
Ter people with extra tickeis.
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WEL1sDuRo DEror.-The depot which
the 7. w. & Ky. Railroad Company pro.
poses 10 build at Wellsburg will be SINH
lar TO the one on the G. & P. road, at
Martins Ferry. II will be so feet long
by % wide, and one story fourteen feet in
heighth. The building will be divided
into freight room, telegraph Office and
two waiting rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

JusrTuEscnU1rz, of the Eighth Ward
proposes 10 investigate those so.called
Schubert forgeries. lie says that as soor
as he returns from Keyser, where he goes
next week as delegate TO the Grand
Lodge knights of PyIhias, he will make
some one smoke on account Of the Schu'
bert business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

TEE CouRs.-CIRCuiT CoURT--JadSr
MIrin.-The Circuit Court met at thI
usual hour yesterday morning.
The case OF Catharine Friery W. JohT
Kleyis was continued until Friday, No
yember 17Lh, and the witnesses In tht
case were discharged until DAM. on that
day.
The trial Of the libel suit brought BY
VIM. Goctze vs.. Henry Slamm and Au
gust schwertleger still continues to oCcu
py the attention Of the court.
Adjourned until the usual hour THU
morning.
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HApPY-IDrNas for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
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Belts efectually cure premature debil'
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
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GAIvASIo Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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EUREKA Lodge Of Odd Fellows held
anniversary exercises in their hall, in the
Eighth Ward, last evening, after which
the company adjourned 10 Westwood's
Hal, and spent the remainder Of the night
intripping the light fantastic.
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Come and See %,

Black Beaver Cloth Cloak So 90.
Fancy Dress Goods 10c,
Good Flannels 15c.
Blankets 81 90.
Bed Comforts 81 %.
Good Carpet 15c.
Call soon II you wish to save money, al
john RoEStER's,
2019 and 202l Main street.
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COMPLETE IN EVERY REspECr.-Our
assortment Of Cloaks is always complete.
Over 200 styles constantly on hands. You
will save from S. 90 to $1,000 and get the
handsomest styles in the city, by calling
on l. BLUM 4 BRo.,
at ll04 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

JUSTICE CALDwEIL-The statement in
the Register Of yesterday that Justice
Caldwell had sissued a warrant for VIM,
Steele, Of West Liberty, for rape, Is in
correct. The warrant was for indecent
exposure. Steele will have an examina-
tion next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

The sale of seats for The Barrett per-
iormances commenced yesterday morn.
ing, under the most favorable circum.
stances. The indications are that Mr..
Barrett will be greeted with crowded
houses during his engagement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

DURING the month Of October 1886
tons Of iron were shipped from the Etna
mill, aggregating cost Of about $50 900.
We understand that this Is the largest
business done in any one month since the
mill started.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

AN ounce of prevention is better than
a pound Of cure. A dose Of DR.. Bull'a
Baby Syrup will assist your Baby in
teething, and prevent 1t from being at
tackled by Cholera Iniantum, Collie OF
other diseases Babies suffer with. %
cents. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

JouN MuIDooN, who was beaten up
pretty badly by Officer Thompson a few
weeks ago, was arrested in the Second
Ward Market yesterday, by Officer Def
baugh, for drunkenness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

TIcE says: "From 9TH TO 10th, gener.
ally elouding and threatening, with heavy
rain storms in places, and severe gales on
the lakes and Atlantic coast" That set.
tlea h
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TnE South Side people are complain.
ing good deal OF nuisance in the shape
Of a gambling den, which ia located ia
the eastern part Of the Sixth Ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

A REWARD of $50 is offered for the ap.
prehension Of the thieves who recently
robbed Parsons store, at Granville, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-10

The house and lot known as the James
Rigby property, corner Of Chapline and
9Th streets, will be offered for sale this
afternoon al2 o'clock, on the premises.
The property will besold cheap, for cash.
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BREAK DOWN IN PnoEs.-Dress Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves 35 cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
10 DO sold to raise money now.
J, W, FRRRKt.,
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l IotoruEs sro1Es.-A suit OF clothes
and q .reyolyer were stolen by q tramp
Yesterday from Mr.. George Stewart, Of
Bridgeport. Mr.. Stewart wasin the city
looking upt stolen goods.