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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

BRlDoEs AS DoAT SMAsHERs.-The
case Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company vs.. the Wheeling. Parkersburg
and Cincinnati Transportation Company
was argued in the Supreme Court AT Co.
lnmbus last Saturday, and referred to
Commissioners appointed by the court.
The case directly involves tile value OF
the steamer Rebecca, which was destroyed
by collision with the Parkersburg bridge
some seven or eight years ago, and it
involves questions OF rights and liabil.
tiles Of bridge companies for losses of a
similar character. The case was first
tried at Cincinnati, where verdict was
given against the Bridge Company for
$4,000. The Bridge Company carried
the case to the Supreme Court, where it
has been ever since. Capt. Booth, Presi.
dent Of the Transportation Company, 10
whom we are indebted for these facts,
stated to us that no did not expect thai
the case would be finally decided by the
Commissioners for several years yet.
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PERSONAL PorNs.-MrS. Joseph Hill
Of South Wheeling, for the last few day
has been confined to her bed with sever,
attack Of the neuralgia.
DR.. ]. E. Reeves, who has been quite
Ill with the diphtheria for some days
made his appearance on the street yester
day.
Messrs. Harry Black, John Pendleior
and John Dunlap will leave for Bethany
to-day, TO inaugurate a bloody war npor
the squirrels in that neighborhood.
Mrs. George Hardman il lying serious
" III at the residence Of her son.in.law
Mr.. Warthen, on the Island.
Mr.. Basil T. Bowers, Of Wetzel county
aud Hon. Robert Lowe, Of Marion county
are quartered at the stAmm House.
Mr.. John Clemens, formerly manager
Of sweats' Mill, Of Pittsburgh, is in The
city. He has bought in nearly all The
machinery OF the Washington Mill Com
pany that has been sold for his firm.
Mr.. Albert 0amunder, a well known
organ builder Of Columbus, Ohio, who
has been in the city Tor several week,
past repairing the organ Of 81. John,
German Church, returned home last
evening. Mr.. Gamunder is considered 8
lirst-class mech anic, and made host Of
friends during his stay here.
Unser Fritz, the smiling barkeeper a
B!nmenberg's, won sack Of -four at /
rattle the other night.
Will. H. Chapman returned yeiterda,
from a business trip down the river. HI
looks as fine as new fiddle.
Rev. s. B. Barnitz, who has been quite
i'll for some days past, set up most Of yes
lerday, and will in all probability be al
his poat tomorrow.
Col. Jacob Nunge, a we'll known Ger.
man citizen, will celebrate his forty
eighth birthday to-day. As the De,Itsch
Zsitung remarks, linen like Col. Nung,
generally live to be hundred years old
and may expect 10 celebrate a good many
more birthdays"
Dardine, the scenic artist, is painting
couple oil new sCenes-a wood scene and
a street scene-for Germania Hall.
DR.. Tom. 0. Edwards, Of this city, usec
to be a clerk in the Union National BanI
OF which Coolbaugh, who committee
suicide on Thursday, was President.
Rev. Mr.. Latane arrived in the cit,
last evening, and ia stopping with Mr.
Robert McLain. He will preach to I'll,
Reformed Epitcopalians at Wiesel Hal
tomorrow.
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WANrEp.-The Mayor OF Moundsyille
"a Mayor whose Official oath is worth
something) to make sidewalks in Bridge.
port, Ohio, or at least to preside in The
Council aud allow taxpayers to be heard
by petition. AS SAID Mayor has the
honor OF making "a mile OF sidewalks in
Monndsville, perhaps on presentation Of
petition, he would likely do what the cit.
liens OF Bridgeport have been asking and
paying taxes for for twenty-five yeaTs.
Bridgeport, Nor. 10, 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

CHILDREN's HoME.-The attention o
the public is respectfully called TO III,
wants OF the Children's Home for thu
winter season. Contributions OF irui
and all kinds Of vegetables, potatoes
turnips, cabbage, &C., will be gratefully
received. Many farmers and produce
dealers could make contributions Of THU
kind with little inconvenience 10 them
selves, which would add greatly to The
comfort and health Of these orphan child
rem for the winter.
Attention is also called 10 the neai
approach Of Thanksgiving Day. No bet
ter offering Of thanks can be made thar
TO remember these little ones, who are
purely children Of Providence, with lib
eral and suitable donations for this occa'
sion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ESrERrAIs-
MENT.-The senior class at the Female
College are making preparations for q
literary, dramatic and musical entertain.
ment in the College Hall, on the evening
Of the S0lh inst, There have been many
pleasant entertainments at the College,
but We doubt not the young ladies Of the
senior class Of '7S will be as successful "a
their predecessors in entertaining their
friends and the public generally. A rare
treat may be expected.
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GRAND DALL.-The AmaIgamsted
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers OF Wheeling
aud vicinity, six lodges in all, gave d
grand union ball ut Turner Hall last
night. An immense number of persons
were IN attendance, who seemed to enjoy
themselves nicely. Dancing was kept up
until late hour this morning to the
music Of Johnnie Bitcll's select orchestra.
The net profits Of the ball will 20
towards deiraying the expense Of enter.
tainiug the delegates who are expected to
attend the National Convention Of the
Association, which meets in this city on
the first Tuesday Of next August. Mr..
Chris. Liedl furnished the supper, which
was gotten up in iirst clas atyle.
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TRz BIBLE CAUSE IN WEST V1Ro1SrA
The District Superintendent OF The
American Bible Society for West Viz
glnia, Rev. ". R. Long, though resi
dent OF Wheeling, il absent most Of his
time, employed in supplying in person
or BY the aid Of colporIeurs, every poor,
destitute family in the State with the
Word of God.
The average destitution is about one
family in nix, all over the State; two
thirds of whom assign poverty as rea-
son.
lie leaves today to superintend the
supply Of the poor 10 the city Of Parkers,
burg. This work ought to be done in
every place as often as once in five 10 ten
years. 1t is truly work OF home evan
gelization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

GIRL vs.. FLouR,-Two young gentle.
men escorted the same lady to the ball al
Turner Hall on Thursday night last
Thee same two gents, together with sew.
eral others, went into purse to purchase
chances il a lot Of things that were to be
rallied of, and fortunately one OF their
number was lucky and drew a sack Of
flour, which was taken in charge by the
two young gentlemen previously men.
toned. Well, how to get the girl and
the flour both home was a problem, but
after thinking the matter over awhile one
OF them said to the other. "Fritz, you
take care OF the flour, and I'll take care
Of the girl" OF course Fritz did so, but
says the next time he'll take care Of the
flour and girl both. He's right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

ISDEPENDESr ORDER OF WORKING.
MEN.-Deputy Supreme President Sam.
uel Milligan, Of Cincinnati, on Thurpday
eveningsinstiluted Wheeling Lodge OF the
Independent Order of Workingmen. The
following are the officers elected for the
term ending January l, 1878: q. J.
Cranmer, President; George Hookp, Vice
President; +. P. Jepson, Recording Sec.
rotary; s. D. Tippett, Secretary; Q. H
Berry, Treasurer; 7. B. Campbell, Past
President; ". A. Wilson, J. il. Zevely
N. W. Beck, Trustees.
This is the frat Lodge OF the Order, we
believe, yet instituted in West Virginia.
Itstarts of with roll OF about fifty
members, who will meet every Thursday
nightin the hall on the corner Of l2dl
and Market streets. The object Of this
Order, as We have hitherto explained at
some length, is 10 furnish cheap and re.
liable insurance on the life OF each Of ia
members to the amount Of $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

WHYca /. Blum & Bro. sell Cloaks 80
much cheaper is the question asked by
many. We have often said, because We
manufacture our own In Philadelphia
and can save You 8 profits, besides give
you better finished garments, handaomer
styles than any manufacturer in the
United States. The unbiased reader who
has seen our display will testify 10 il.
Besides, this day we shall display 500
garments that have no seconds anywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

Is LucK.-At the ball given by the
Ladies'section Of the Turnverein, Thurs
day evening, prizes were won by the fol
lowing persons: Miss Maggie thinner
who held No. LII, drew a Rne Singer sew
ing machine; Herman Renner, basket o.
assorted provisions; Carl Kraft, also bas-
ket Of provisions; ladies of Tarnyerein
two baskets Of provisions; Fritz Fonser, I
sack Of flour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

HAPPy-TDIsos Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermachers Electric
Bella edectually cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and jour.
nal, with information worth thonsands.
mailed Tree. Address PULvERMAoHER
GALyANGc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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BIC Tow OF 0IL.-The steamer Harri.
son last evening arrived from above with
barge Of crude oil, containing $4,000
gallons. This Is the largest shipment Of
oil ever received in the city, aud was con.
signed to Messrs. Isaiah Warren 4 Co.,
reliners, who will manufacture II into
their celebrated Sunlight" carbon oil.
The barge containing this extraordinary
large shipment is 1Sl feet long and %
feet wide,
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solREE 'To.NIeHr-Miss Taylor and
the young ladies OF the Female College
will entertain their friends in the College
Hall tonight with soiree musicale.
These soirees have been very popular in
past seasons, and We have no doubt will
prove 80 this year. H.
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The "Gipsy Girl" a beautiful oil
painting by George Storm, Esq., the vel
known artist, is to be ratified Cd at Blu
menbergs saloon a. soon as all The
chances are sold. The list can be seen al
Blumenbergs. The raae Is for the bene
fit Of the widow Of the late Thos, Kirk
who was killed recently At the Washing
ton Hall building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

HEATH Norn.-slatistics prove that
twenty-five per cent Of the deaths ia our
larger cities are caused by consumption,
and when We reflect that this terrible dis.
ease In liz earlier stage will readily yield
to a bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
costing 25 cents), shall we condemn the
sufferers for their negligence, or pity them
for their ignorance. tlkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

ALL persons desire to be relieved from
pain az soon az possible, and no more
certain, sure and speedy relief can be
found for pains caused by rheumatism,
sprains, bruises, burns, insect stings, &C.,
than McLains' Good Intent Liniment. Ii
Is in fact the solace, the comforter Of
pain afflicted mortals, the aIleyiator Of
distress and soOther OF agony,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

Residence soLD.-Mr. Joseph Hill
the glass engraver, yesterday sold hi
residence on Slst street 10 Thomas Rad
clifle for $4,000. The house is a com
Portable two.story brick, and the price Il
considered very low.
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WIS /? They IIate sIet Mllh sne.

Veans
This is what Is said Of Kline Brothers,
81 18th street. Why
They represent goods just what they
are. They are honest, which is the best
policy. They sell goods cheaper than
any other house In the city. For the
proof Of this call and see.
Our $3.50 0yercoats worth 50.
Our zoe Jean Pants worth 81.
Our Cashmere Pants at 81 40, worth
So 90.
Our BusinesA Suits at 81, worth 81 90.
Remember We are selling more goods
than any other house in the city. Be.
cause our motto is quick sales and small
profits. KLINE BRoTHEBs,
"a 18th street.
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GLORIOUS NEws THE good time hal
come at last. We will open 100 pieces
Of choice madler colored Calico ut *
per yard.
Good Flannels at 12lc.
Good Carpet at Toe,
Handsome Dress Goods Of 1Oc.
200 Black Cloth CloakS, new styles, at
extremely low prices.
Good Mnslins tor DC.
Good Bed Comforts for 81 %.
Good Blankets for 500.
lopieces super Ingram Carpet worth
50c for SOC.
Other goods in proportion. Call soon
II you wish 10 save money, at JOhr
Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet and Wal
Paper Emporium, No. 2Ol9 and 202l
Main street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

BOUND ovER.-Upon complaint of Ell.
len Richie, a peace warrant was yester.
day Issued by Justice Wheeler for Wm.
Shaw. The defendant, Shaw, was exam
ined and held in $50 to be Of good beha.
yior for ak months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS or PYri1 las.
Justice SchultS, Of the Eighth Ward,
who represented Black Prince Lodge al
the late session Of the Grand Lodge Of
Knights Of Pythias, at Keyser, furnishes
US with a brief report Of the proceedings
Of that body. The session commenced on
Tuesday morning and closed Wednesday
evening. The session was q very harmoni.
Gus one, with general representation Of
all the lodges under lie control. A large
amount Of business was transacted.
The reportol the g. X. Of Il. s. con.
talns the following information
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TIN DoReAN's wife was on lear yes
terday, on Water street, and abused Me-
lissa Robinson, for which she was locked
up 10 answer before His Honor Judge
Cranmer, at the police court this morn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

CARPErsI Carpets Carpetsl It ia 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 2Oth 81.
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Last eveningthe marks indicated 6 feet
8 incheS, and falling slowly.
The RagOn left for Parkersburg at lOl
a. NJ.
The steamer Alex, Swift passed up with
an empty tow.
The Gipsey passed up light.
The Veteran passed up with u tow Of
empty barges.
The steamer Market Boy was Yesterday
sold 10 Louisville parties for $500,
She will leave for Louisville to-day.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening, and will return this after.
noon.
The o'Neal goes to Pittsburgh this
morning.
The Courier will be this mornings reg.
ular Parkeraburg packet.
The Express and Brooks will pafs up
Tomorrow morning.
Wyne simms, pilot Of the Rapon, re-
ports that the Coal City sunk three
barges at the head Of Meals Island on
Wednesday.
The beacon light;ateamer Lily is laid
up at Cincinnati.
The wharfboats along the lower Ohio
are full Of Southern bound freight,
The Granite State will pass down this
morning, en- route for Portsmouth.
The Bengal Tiger and Joseph Nixon
are laid up at the Clusters. The former
boat has eight barges aground and four
ahoat, and the latter nine aground and
one aaoat.
The Onward stuck four barRes at
Browns Island, and the Gipsey three at
Hog Island.
There is some talk OF the former own.
ers Of the Market Boy securing the NJ. s.
Thanhouser TO run in the Wheeling and
Matamoras trade. The new owners Of
the Market Boy, Capts. Woolfe and
Montgomery, will take her below Louis.
vile TO run in one Of the small streams in
that vicinity.
IBy telegraph
PITTsBURoH, November l6.-Riyer &
feet II inches and falling. Weather fair
and mild.
CINcINNATr, November 16.-River IL
feet II inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild. Arriyed-Laura Davis
St. Louis; ]. ". GofT, Memphis. Depart.
ed-Andes, Wheeling; Laura Davis, St.
Louis.
SHREVEPORT, November lG'-Weather
clear and pleasant.
LITTLE Rock, November lG.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River 5 feet 8 inches.
Deparled-Katie Hooper, Memphis.
NASHVILLE, November 1G,-Riyer ria.
ing, with 3 feet 8 inches on shoals.
New ORLEANS, November 10 ARRIVED
Harrison, CinCinnsti; Florence Meyers,
Arkanfas river; City Of Alton, 81. Louis;
Belle, Louisville. Departed-Jas, How.
ard, Memphis. Clear and warm.
MEMPHIs, November l6.-River fell 8
inches and now stands Z feet II inches.
Weather clear; mercury Gso. Arrived
BaWn, Cincinnati. Departed Grand
Tower, ST. Louis; Helena, Vicksburv;
FanchOn, Cherokee, New Orleans, Smyth,
81. Louis.
CAIRO, November lG.-River II feet 8
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
ST.. Louis, November 16.-River sta.
tionary. Weather partly cloudy and
EVANSVILLE, November lG.-Rtyer
rising with 9 $40 feet on gauge. Weather
clear chiefly; wind south BY west; mer.
curry 42 to CA. Business light. Down
E. M. Norton, lronsides and Whale, with
tows. Up-Ed. Hobbs and tow, Idle
wild.
YICKsBURo, November l6.-Weather
clear; mercury s2o. River fell one inch.
up-Golddust, Augusta, Dean, Allen,
Yaeger. Down-Reloe. Arrived-City
otVicksburg.
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PARENTS cannot be too careful in
guarding the health OF their Babies,
Only good reliable medicine should be
given TO them. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
is known not 70 contain anything iniuri.
Gus. Price 25cens periodic. d1w
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{ a'sTADoao.s HA'a DrE

action, and i,prOduees the most natural thates Of
black OF brown, docs not Stein the akin, aud Is
easily applied. ltisa standard pTpplmtion, and
iyofile upon every wNll-appointOd toilet for lady
OF gentleman. Fur ale BY al nrgglbtl and Hair
Dresses. !osEPh CaiSIAngRo, Proprietor, p.
O.. Boz 2ll2, New YORK. epls-s
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We will display 500 elegant AOteIesese
and Beaver ctOnks this day. This is the
finest display ever seen In the CITY.
PFicts much Iawer than the very lowest.
|. BLUM & BRO,
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HAnrERs monthly for December has
just been received at stanton& Dayen.
port's City Book Store, No. "A Twelfth
street, where all the latest publications Of
the day can be found,
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ADVERTISED by SMILES Is sozopoNr.
and il You use it daily, the white CLEAN
Of the pearls between the parted Tubies
will provo its excellence as Dentiirice.
and the SWeelness Of the breath will al.
test ita purifying properties.
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The La Belle Mill Company have
commenced the construction of a tram.
way through vacant lot between SD
and $50 streets.
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GREAT success at our Cloak Depart
ment. New additions, handsome styles
perfect fitting garments. The prices will
speak for themselves.
|. RLnM & RRn.
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po1lcn CouEr-Jniae Otanmtr.

PoLiCE CouET-Jud9e CFdHmer.
There were only two cases before Hi,
Honor Yesterday morning, viz:
Mary Zimmerman, drunkenness, Iinsd
81 and costs. Committed to Jail In de,
fault Of payment.
George Drew, drunkenness, fiued SO ant
costs. Committed to city prison In de
fault Of payment.
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Poor RAcE.-This afternoon, at the
Fair Grounds, Fritz Myer and Charles
DreihorSt are to run foot race for $500
aide,
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The managers of the Parkers' Hall
Temperance festival have donated $50 to
the Ladies' Relief Association, branch
Of the Chapline street Temperance Union.
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ENIoY L1PE-MhnI a irnlp h0,n,ir,

Save and mend pieces, use spaIdlng'S
dlue. eodkw
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The Grand Lodge has a membership Of
City, who elected the following officers ioi
the ensuing years
P.G.o, =. D. staley, Of MartinAburg
G. O., ]. II. Stout, OF Grafton.
e.. v. G, J. W. Haddox, oil Grafton.
g. p, q. H. Bailey, Of Parkersburg.
9. NJ. Of E, John F. Smith, Of Berkeley
q. K. Of R. & s., j. Rufus Smith, OF
Berkeley Springs.
O. NJ. at A, ", Il. waddle, Of Wheel
"G.L G, W. T. MeaaAap, Of Ksy.sr.
GO. G., W. V. Giles.
Pc. O., J. Rufus Smith, s. X.
Messrs. ]. W. Schultz, Louis Wsgner
and ]. w. MeadOwa were appointed upon
the Committee on Law and Supervision
In order to meet tue current expenses
OF the Grand Lodge, the per capita tax
was fixed at forty cents, the same as II
was last year.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
RcS0lrei, That 4 vote Of thanks be and
is hereby rendered the ladies' Of the city
OF Keyser, aud also to The officers and
members Of Olive Branch Lodge No. 25
for their kind, courteoua and bountiiul
treatment to the Grand Lodge Of X. Of p
of West Virginia during our present con.
vention.
The Grand Lodge will meet in Grafton
on the second Tuesday in November,
1878.
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WANTED.-WOrk in Embroidery and
Fancy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes a
specially. Address Box 81, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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GheGt1telIiqkttter:,
SATURDAY, NOV. IL, 1877.
NewiAdHerIise,r,snIs.

Bargains at Blum's--head of local.
Oaal-List, Davenport & Parks.
Observation-Disclosures Jewelry Store. % .
Horses Wintered.
Silver Ware-Turner & Dillon.
Opera Honse-The Pink Dominos.
ST, Nicholas for Christmas Holidays.
List Of Letters.
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IF you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes go to L. v. B1oSD's.
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TnE social of the Second Presbyterian
Church met last evening at the residence
Of Mr.. Jacob Hull, on Chaplins street.
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BREAK down in prices of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now IL your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
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The finest and largest display OF
Cloaks ever seen in the city.
/. BLUM & Bro.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcEs.-Dress Goods
8 cenLa, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets AS cheap as 10 cents. They have
to be sold to raise money now.
/ W EEnnEn
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THE finest Iahoes kept in the city al
L. Y. BIoHnia
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COOP Black Kid Gloves for IS cts., at
]. w. FERREi's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

THREE hundred New ClOaks displayed
this day. I. BLUM & Bro.
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GIVE ia good sidewalks and light the
street lamps is the prayer OF every man,
woman aud child in Wheeling.
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DEAL at Blums and you will be sure to
get more goods for your money than else.
where,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-17

GREAT bargains in SILK velvets at
speyer Bros.