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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

Last evening the marks indicated I ieei
B inches, and falling slowly.
The RSgOn left for ParECrlburg at 10.
A. NJ, Us usual.
The Hammitt arrived from ST. Louis
yesterday afternoon, with two barges o.
iron ore.
The Salt Valley yesterday passed up
and the Brooks down.
The Market Boy lef! for Matamorm a
104 AM
The Della, PhAetOn and Telegram are
running "a usual.
The O'Naal will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning.
The Courier is this mornings Parkers
burg boat.
The John L. Roads is due down today
en- route from Pittsburgh to St. Louis.
The Tom Lyle passed up about uooI
with an empty tow.
The Joseph Warner passed down Will
tow Of coal, yesterday morning.
The Express will leave Cincinnati thi.
evening for Pittsburgh.
lBy TsleSraph.l
PrTrsBuE0H, November 7.-Riyer 6
feet 8 inches and about stationary
Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November River
feet on gauge and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy. Up-Silver Thorn end Smith
DoWn-FaHchon, Anderson and Rapid
an; business light.
New ORLEANS, November 7.-Weath.
er cool, cloudy and threatening, Ar
rived-Scudder, Memphis; Texas, RED
river John Howard, Ouachita river
Departed-Texas, Red river; John How.
ard, ouachita river.
MEMPHIS, November 7.-Riyer z feel
II inches and stationary. Weather uu-
settled. Departed-Minnie and Ruth,
White river; Hattie Nowland, Arkansas
river; GOT, Cincinnati to Port Eadr.
CINCINNATI, November River 5 feet
Q inches and stationary. Weather CLOUDY
and cool. Arrived--J. S. Bransford
Evansville. Departed-Brarsiord, Cum
berland river; ]. D. Parker, Memphis
Cherokee, New Orleans.
CAIRO, November 7.-River rising.
Weather, light rain. Arrived--Graad
Tower, St, Louia; Vint Shinkle and A. G,
Donnally, Cincinnati; Centennial, New
Orleans. Depsrted--Carl schurz, Ohio
river; Belle Of Memphis, St. Louit; Bag,
ley, New Orleans, Grand Tower, Vicks.
burg; shinkle, Memphis; Centennial, 81,
Louis.
SHREVEPORT, November River rose
2 inches. Weather, heavy rain all day,
Arrived-Marie Louise, New Orleans;
Willard, lower coast. Dcparted-Aler.
andria, New Orleans; Willard, Gilmore.
NASHVILLE, November River fall
ing, with 4 feet on the shoals. Departed
Nashville, for Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, November 7.-Cloudy and
cool. Dsparted-Milt. Harry, for White
river River falling, with 4 feet inches
in canal.
81. LOUIS, November 7.-Arriyed-Ar.
kansas and War Eagle, Keokuk; Bayless,
Quincy and Colorado, Memphis; Lady
Lee, Peoria. DeParted-EsgIc, KeokuE
st, Genevieve and Lula North, Mem phis.
River fallen 3inches. Cloudy and co OIL;
shower tonight.
LITTLE RocK, November 7.-Clou dy
and rainy. River declining, with l2 feet
by gauge. Departed-FIoreuce Meyer,
New Orleans.
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ESJoY LtFE,-what a truly beautiful
world we live inl Nature gives us
grandeur OF mountains, gleus and oceans,
and Thousands oil 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 al.
sease, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, a. every sufferer can easily OBJ.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Az.
gust Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Is the direct cause OF
seyenty.fye per cent Of such maladies AZ
BiliousneSs, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiveness, Nervous Prostratiop, Die.
zinesI Of the Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
Its wonderful eject. Sample bottles, 10
cents Try Il. Sold by all frstclass
druggists in the United States. eod8w
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AT TUE HorE1s.-The following arc

AT THE HorEIs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels;
s.. james 20. W. JoquiAh, George +
Carter, Pittsburgh; D. F. Pugh, Middle
bourne G. W. Quarles, Sam. 7, Gill
Baltimore.
NkLre-John Mccullough, the actor
and company; Henry @. Jones, Steuben
vile; ]. +. Williamson, Wellsburg
P. II. Sherman, Grafton; A. B. Washing
ton, Cambridge; R E. Anderson and vile
Miss Elite Anderson, Piedmont; James
G. Shaw, Central Railroad Of Georgis
]. L. A. Gadenbousch, Martinsburg; W. E
Robinson, Oakland, Nd; Geo. A. French
PaFkersburg; A. A. Hutchinson, L. W
Lewis, W. H, King, Pittsburgh; J. Il
Shaw, BeiPre, Ohio; A. B. Martin, Gen
eva, o. J. r. RosomOnd and lady, Fair
view, Guernsey CO., Pa.
!SIoma-John A. Nuzum, New Martins
vile; George Fleahman, WoodsGeld; II
Sheets, Newport, o.; John W. Fleahman
Woods6eldi F. Cox, Cresap's Grove; ia
cob NeuhsrL, Woodsfeld; D. T, Petter,
son, Hunter, o; John Canning, Burton
W. Va.
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COLLECTION DEsrRIc1s.-The city has
been divided into districts, aud collectors
appointed to solicit subscriptions for the
Children's Home 10 each district. We
publish below the boundaries OF said dis.
tricts, aud the names Of the collectors:
No. l. Charles Senseney, Stone Bridge
to l4th street, west Main.
2. B. Davenport, Stone Bridge, east
Main to 14th, west Market to creek.
8. J.W. E, Hughes, l4th TO 18th, west
Main and Water.
4, ". ,. Simpson, 14Ih to 18th, east
Main and west Market.
s. Maj, NJ. B. 9. Wright, l2tb, to 10th,
west Mail and Water.
G. Nv. L. Rodgers, 18th to 10th, east
Main and both sides OF Market.
Z. L. G. Stifel, north 10th, Main and
Market.
8. John Bailie, 18th to l4!h, east Mar.
ket and west Chapline.
0. Capt. T. N. Ray, l4th to creek, east
Market and west Chapline.
10. Judge Cranmer, east Chapline, 18th
to 18th, including lawyers offices, north
OF 18th.
II. Mrs. VIM. F. Butler, east Chapliuc
down TO north Twelfth, thence east.
IL. Mrs. A. W. Kelly, north Twelfth
and north Fifteenth, from ChapIine east.
10. Mis- Carrie Knote, EOf, Twelfth to
Sixteenth.
IA. Mrs. L. E. Hanson, south Fifteenth
and north Sixteenth, from Chapline east.
10. Miss Jane Bennett, south Sixteenth
to Creek, from Chspline east.
Island-W. ]. H. BoWn.
Centre Wheelipg-Mis q, Lamb Ito or.
ganize district)
La BELIEF. Harding.
South Wheeling-Mts. ]. l.. Hobbs
and Mrs. L, Nix.
South Wheelips-'squire Schultz.
East WheelinS-M. W. Amick.
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LABoRs OF Mr.. Jas. CUSNISoHAM, JR.,
IN THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-James
Cunningham, jr., the temperance lecturer,
starts on what he thinks will be his last
tour Of the State this morning, as he de-
signs going into another butiness soon,
and will visit Grafton, Bridgeport, Pied
mont and other points where he has APP
pointments. Mr.. Cunningham's labors
have been more arduous aud continuous
than any Of the Wheeling workers and
cover more territory. We give short
list Of the towns visited by him and the
number Of signers in eSch: Cameron
$50, Marietta 5000, Williamsport 500,
Hurmar 500, Beverly 1000, Clsrksburg
200, Athens 1000, Jackson 1000, Nc.
Arthur 800, Hamden and Zlleske $500,
NelsonviIle, Logan and Eureka 5000,
Cleveland and suburbs 5000, Central
Ohio towns $1,000, Kingwood, Keyser,
Newburg and other West Virginia towns
5000. In addition to these, meetings
were held in q vast number Of small
villages aud country districts, in one Of
which the audience was composed OF over
700 persons who declared unanimously
for temperance and all present signed the
pledge. In addition TO these signers the
Unions organized bylMr. C., fred by his
zeal and earnestpesS, went TO work and
rolled up total membership in the
localities where lie has labored Of
over 10000. How much permauency
attaches 10 each individual case the gen.
tleman does not guarantee, but thinks the
majority Of the drinking men will be
true to thei: pledges, and believes that as
temperance reform is educational in its
character that the Murphy movement has
taught the nation very practical and
useful Lesson. Wehave band Of two or
more hundred temperance men in this
city, among the leaders OF which Is Mr..
Cunningham, and the city should feel
proud Of their energy and self sacrificing
iahnFa
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ISClPIENT FIRE.-About noon yester
day the FIRE department was called out By
an alarm sounded from the Fourth Ward
The alarm originated from a slight FIRE
in a tenement house on Alley 10, located
between 10Th and 10th streets, occupied
by colored family named Carter. Mrs
Carter had left her little girl alone in the
house, and during the absence Of hel
mother the child set FIRE to some rags in
a cIoset. The flames were extingui.hed
before serious damage was done.
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SgRPER TO BurcHERs ASSOCIATION
Frank Bowers, Secretary OF the Butchers
Association, gave supper 10 the mem
bers Of that Association at Col. Jake
NungeS saloon last night. Frank was
recently "hilched," and Of course had 10
give the boys "bloW out" Col. Jake
and his handy frau served up the food ia
an elegant manner, for which they have
q great ability,
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NEw BooKa-Justin McCar.hy's new
novel, sMiss Misanthrope," brillian,
story by the author Of IA Fair saxon,''
'Lady Judith" "PAul Massie," .'LinIey
Rockford" and "DsAr Lady Disdain.i
One volume, octave, paper SOC; cloth
81 50. Sheldon & Co., New York.
"rhe Narrative OF a Blockade Run.
ner," by Capt. ]. Wilkinson, who ran our
blockade eighteen times and was never
captured. "He tells plain unvarnished
tale Of great interest" Sheldon & Co,
New York.
"a Blue Stocking" Mrs. Annie Ed,
wards bright story, recently republished
One vol, II mo, paper SOC; cloth 81 90
Sheldon & Co., New York.
Either Of the above cent By mail, post.
paid, on receipt Of the price, by Stanton
4 Davenport, Booksellers, Wheeling,
w, va,
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TOLEDO, November 7.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Easier; No. white Michigan ask.
ed 81 29h, bid 81 %, extra do ST S2<,
amber Michigan cash and seller n oven bel
81 80, seller December 81 2e&, No. ! red
winter 81 So, No. . red winter 81 2s1S, sill,
or November 81 2sh, seller Decem ber
81 %, No. do 81 10, rejected Wab 4,h
81 %. Coru-Quiet; high mixed cash 4sAc,
new 46Hc, No. 2 cash Axe, new 4j Kc'
seller November47c, seller December new
4SHc, rejected 46kc, new 43Xc, dana Cd
4iHc, new 40Hc, Rye-57c. Uats-Dpll,
No. 2 cash 261zc. Clover Soed-l0c.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Ths temperance
meeting at ot's Hall this evening will Be
addressed by Mr.. Wilbur Trueman, Of
Bridgeport, and MessrS. Jacob Kemple
and Thomas Clark, of this city. They
are eloquent aud interesting speakers.
Let the friends Of the cause turn out, and
give them good audience.
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Be charitable to the poor.
"TuE Gladiator" tonight.
FLocEs OF wild geese Are abundant.
Ice cream has kind Of los! tia grIp, SO
to speak, as it were.
TIE nailers at the BenWood mill are
working extra time.
TIE street cleaning brigade was at
work on the South Side yesterday.
THE Supreme Court will meet to-day,
pursuant 10 adjournment OF last week.
GREY Eagle Tribe oil |. o. K. will have
its annual ball at Koch's Hall next week.
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PROPHECIES as to the coming winter
are being made BY the "oldest inhabi.
tant," the observing pioneer" the wet.
eFan hunter" ETC., daily, but no two Of
them are Alike-some predicting heavy
rain fall, others light fall; some that we
will have most Of it before January, and
others that it will come just about when
it gets ready,
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CARS on the Wheeling and Elm Grove
Railway will leave The station At the Cap.
itol building, this evening, after the per.
tormanee At the Opera House Is over, and
ialse each evening after the performance
during Mr.. Lawrence Barrett's engage.
menk.l
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State Of West Virginia for the use OIL
Benz Springer VS.. A. D. Jacobs and 9th,
et'. The plaintiff offered to file answel
TO rule Issued, and the defendant object,
ed thereto. Said objections were argued
and submitted to the court.
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TIE Wheeling and TuscarawAs Valley
Railroad Company have contracted with
Messrs. a. ]. Sweeney &son Of this city
for a boiler and engine 10 be placed il
Mr.. Joshua Burley's mill, out the pike
in order TO indemnify him for destroying
the usefulness Of his mill dam.
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FtNoER Cor oFF.-Gso. Deylip. m
employe Of the B. l. o. railroad company
had tinger cut of and his hand badly
bruised on Monday, by a rail falling up
on him. DR.. r. S. Harvey dressed The
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THE Misses Weitzell, Of 10th street
gave u select party last night 10 about
twenty young couples. All enjoyed them,
selves we'll. Prof. Mullen furnished III,
music, and gave the party full satisiAc
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SgAAV esA-N- 49, ~
Black Beaver Cloth Cloak s. 90.
Fancy Dress Goods 10c.
Good Flannela l6e.
Blankets 81 90.
Bed Comforts 81 %.
Good Carpet 16c.
Call soon II You wish to save money, at
JOHN RoRMERs,
20l9 and 202l Main street.
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The Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail.
way Company will run their cars ate.
the Opera House performance tonight
Tor 'hc accommodation Of persons resi!,
ing along the line OF the road who dssite
TO attend the entertainment,
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AsuBsrAST1AI double stone crossing
Is being put down across Chapline street,
at It's intersection with l2lh. The i'm
pEOyement has been badly needed Tor a
long time past.
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UsroBNs FOR TaR PoLlcE-Capt,
Ripley has received eight bids for uni,
forming the police, and will to-day award
the contract. The uniforms will be com.
pleted before the close Of the month.
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Bio Wees WoRK.-Ths nail mills in
this city aud~viriuity made more nails
last week than in any one week before
since the manufacture Of nails became
the leading industry Of Wheeling. We
give below the number Of kegs Of nails
made BY each mill during tho week:
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PHILADELPHIA, November Flour.
Quiet; superfne a 90. extra S. 80, Penn.
SIyvania family Sc 50a7 90, Minnesota fam.
lily So 25A6 rs, high grades and patent 81 90
Rs %. Wheat-Quiet; amber 81 4SaI as,
red 81 4Oal AZ. Confirm; yellow &c,
mixed Gla61IEc. 0ats-Quiet; white west.
ern S7aS6c, mixed western SSa34c. Rec
Steady at zoe. Provisions-Quict and IN.
changed. Butter-Creamery 30aS2c, West.
ern Reserve 23s25c. Eggs-Firm: western
2Sa?5c. CheeSe-Steady; western fancy
l2halSe: Northumberland. Whis.
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The new bO;tling house'at Reymann's
brewery was a scene Of pleasure las,
evening, Mr.. Reymanu kindly permit
ting some OF his young friends to enjoy a
social bop in the building.
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TIE McCIusKY cAsE.-Justiee VIM.
Miller yesterday morning discharged
John MeCl1sky, charged With receiving
stolen goods, from custody, no guilty
knowledge being proven asainst him.
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Asa reliable and cheap remedy for the
various affections Of the throat and lungs,
We heartily recommend DR.. Bulla Cough
Syrup, Small %, and large bottles 30
cent. dAw
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The GoF Guards have contracted with
Messrs. J. II. Stallman s. Co. to make
their uniforms, which will be dark blue,
With yellow trimming.
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TIE November term OF the Municipal
Court will commence on Monday week.
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AYouSo woman named Kraft was sc,
riously hurt a few days since by being
thrown from horse on the road between
lIaneytown and West Alexander.
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ahs0ttellig&treen
THURSDAY. nov. $, 1877.


THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of tho thermometer,
"a observed at Schuepfs drug store,
oPess House corner, yesterday:
SAN. IAN. SP.A i'm
g q IS q
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MEssEs. Gillespie & Slater have been
awarded the contract for lowering the
grade aud repairing 18th street, between
Main and Water, at their bid ofSls5.
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ALBERT PRIoE was on a spree last
night, and Officer Paddy Mahoney came
across him on Market street, near the
Postoflce, and escorted him 10 the city
cooler.
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Thus we have total Of s., 4Sl kegs Of
nailp, turned on. by GSS machines, or an
average Of fraction over 6ity.two kegs
for each machine. Truly, Wheeling Is
justly entitled TO be called the "Nail
tityH
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LARoE sales indicate the merits Of al
good articles. Druggists sell more Of Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrupthan OF all other rene
dies for the cure Of Baby Disorder. q
cents a bottle. d4w
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CARPETS CarpetsI Carpetsl 1t is q
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at ]. w. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10Th St.
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THERE will be three committee meet.
ings at the city building to night, viz
Council Committees on Markets, Water
Works and Scales.
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BREAK DOWN Is PR1oEs.-Dress Good.
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They Lave
TO be sold to raise money now.
J, W, FHRRgI.
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EUKEKA LODGE Of Odd Fellows will
celebrate their anniversary with ball al
KOch's (lste SIeubenrauch's) Hall on
Friday evening OF this week.
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pollcE couRr-Judgs Gunner.

FoLICE SoVAT-Jtd9e GrohnI5.
The following cases were up before Hi.
Honor yesterday morning, viz;
John McMAhon and Thomas Kelly
Migrants, were fned 50 and costs each.
In default Of payment they were COM
mitted Tor thirty days each.
Christopher Columbus Colvfn, charged
with carving Of come muslin belonging
to Mrs, McCalIister, was fined $50, and
committed in default.
Tho case Of Geo. Crumbleker, charged
with taking sand belonging 10 Matilda
Robinson, was dismissed.
John Patterson was required to pay q
dne Of IS and costs for taking sand from
Matilda RObinson's lot. Patterson is u
driver in the employ Of Crumbacker.
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A PEW days since a little child OF
Frederick Eeilermyer, living in Ben.
wood, was badly scalded by falling into u
brcket Of hot water.
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Down! Down. Down - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
10 Ev,,vr
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TIE cinder pill. on the river bank near
the east end Of the suspension bridge ia
on Ere, and has been burning for a week
or more,
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HAPPY.TlDlNos Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dOsed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermaeher'a Electric
Belts efeCtually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness aud deCsy. Book and jour
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TIE couRn.-c1Rcurr CouRr-Judge
M.lEia,-The Circuit Court met at the
usual hour yesterday morning.
In the eale Of W. II. Woods w., the
Citizens Street Railway Company, the
Jury returned verdict for the Company
instead Of Mr.. Woods, and for the sum Of
S1,656sl. This was rather singular
case. Mr.. Woods was employed BY the
company as Secretary, and they claimed
that while IN their employ he surrepti.
tiously drew 81 600, which fact they claim
to have discovered when the books were
turned over TO his successor, Mr.. V. B.
Hall. The company further claimed
that when Woods was accused Of being
deiaultet in the amount named,
he confessed that lie had over.
drawn bis account aud promised that
with the assistance Of bis friends he
would raise the money and refund It,
The money WaS not refunded, however,
but Woods instituted suit against the
company for $4,000, which he claimed 10
be due him Tor extra compensation for
work done on Sundays and legal holidays.
The verdict Of the jury, as will be seen,
was Tor the company. aud Tor the exact
amount they claimed Mr.. Woods was in.
debled 10 them.
Adjourned until this morning at
o'clock.
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LET the lover Of the peanut rejoice,
ior the supply Of his iavorils esculent is
abundant. sosay the "crap" reports.
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goodl
and Carpets. Now Is your time. Cal
and price. Got 70 cell.
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RIFLE practice is not quite go popular
as it was few weeks ago, when tho
weather was more agreeable for the eker.
else.
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A FRAoRANT BREATH AND PEARLY
TEETH are easily attained, and those who
fail TO avail Themselves OF the means,
should not complain when accused OF
gross neglect. The "Sozodont" will
speedily eradicate the cause Of a foul
breath, beau!ifyiug and preserving tie
teeth 10 the oldest age.
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GRocERs are getting in their Thanks,
giving goods, and the fSr.Sighted station
eTs have already begun to lay in their
holiday wares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

GEMS fine shoes OF the latest styles
just received at L. V. BLoED's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

GENrLEMEN's and Children's Buckskir
Gloves at the % Cent Store for % cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

GLOVES! GLOVES at the 90 Cent stort
for % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

II you want to get suited in a pair Of
shoes go to L. Y. BIoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

TnE cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V. BLoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

TMx finest shoes kept III the city at
L. V. BLoNDs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

Coos Black Kid Gloves for IS cts., at
J. W. FERRELs.