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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVEN.
TON.
Nomination OflHunIciPal Candl-
ldnIeS--AppOintment of Execu.
tive Committee, Etc.

tive Committee, Etc.
The Democratic City Convention was
called to meet at the city building at 10
A. NJ. yesterday. and before 0 o'clock the
building was crowded with candidates,
lobbyists, delegates and idlerS drawn
thither TO witness the proceedings, in lieu
Of more profitable employment. II was
remarked by many, that more interest
was taken in the work Of the Convention
than for a number Of years past; but the
large number Of candidates before the
convention was no doubt. the cause Of
this. The chamber Of the Second Branch
Of Council, 10 whichthe proceedings were
held, was literally packed-crowded far
beyond comfort or convenience.
REEVES IN THE CHAIR.
At 10 A. NJ. the Convention was called
10 order by Mr.. W. e. Handlan, who
nominated DR.. j. L. Reeves ~ temporary
chairman. DR.. Reeves was thereupon
called TO the chair.
Robert Simpson, Esq, was chosen Sec.
relary.
CREDENTIALS.
Upon motion OF Mr.. W. C. Handlan,
Committee on Credentials was ap.
pointed by the chairman, and was as
follows:
Eira RGd-I. I. Ca rpentor.
Second lHard-Ralph Ankle.
Third Ward-J. f. Merriman.
Fourth Ward.-J. McDermott.
FTjh Rard-Capt. Ed. Plankey.
SIh Observation-Disclosures.
Seventh Wdrd-J. B. Sheppard.
Eighth lRdrd-W.C. lIandlRn.
LIST OF DELEGATEs.
The Committee, after a short absence,
reported the following delegates:
FTra Ward--I. T. Carpenter, Henry
ZOeGkler, A, G. Herrel.
Second lNard-W. Ii. Schambra, John
Welty, Ralph Ankle.
Third WGrd-John L. Rice, Jas. Flynn,
J.F. Merriman. 400.
Fourth IHard--John McDermott, Otto
Hess, Anthony Manly.
Fifth Ward-Dr. J. +. Reeves, Edward
Plankey, James MalOney.
Sixth Wdrd-Patrick Wier, F. Trus.
chell, II. X. Brown.
Sercnh THdrd-F. p. Mcneil, J. D.
Sheppard, Charles Wheeler.
Eighth IRard-W. G. lIandlan, A. Sto.
ker, ~ Wait. EDa.Es'eE
Al the delegates were present except
Mr.. Hess, Of the Fourth Ward.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Upon motion OF W. c. Handlan, com.
miLlee Of three was appointed on perma.
nent organization. The Chair appointed
the following committee: W. c. Handlan,
]. 3. Sheppard, John L. Rice.
The Committee recommended the fol-
lowing gentlemen for permanent officers
President, DR.. J. L. Reeves; Secretary,
W, II, SchRmbra. The report was adopt.
ed.
The Doctor, in taking the chair, made
sentimental little speech, thanking the
Convention for the honor conferred upon
him, Counseling harmony, etc.
The follOwinggentlemen were appoint.
ed a committee on basis Of representa-.
ton:
Fira Ward-Henry Zoeckler.
Second Ralph Ankle.
M L Mn,..,,a.
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CAIRO, January s.-Riyer 6 feet 9
inches and rising full Of heavy ice. Mer-
curry 120. Weather clear.s
EVANSVILLE, January s.-Snowed all
night; clear to-day and very cold. Mer.
curry 2O' 10 22'. The ice is strengthening;
will freeze hard tonight, River IL feet.
Snow six inches deep.
CINCINNATI, January S.-Riyer un.
changed. About inches Of snow and
the weather clear and cold. AT Ironton
the ice moved about 800 yards early this
morning, sinking two model barges. The
ice moved again there this afternoon for
an hour, but did no further damage. Al
Gallipolis the gorge gave way las: even.
ing, moving about 800 yards and MASKING
some coal barges slightly. Two move.
mens occurred to-day, and gorge is now
reported at the mouth Of Chickamauga
Creek.
NEW ORLEANS, January s.-No ar.
rivals or departures. Weather cloudy and
cold. '''
VIcKsDuRo, January s.-No boats up
or down; river rose one inch, and is clear
Of ice. Weather cold.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-Weather
clear and cold, with three inches Of snow
on the ground.
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SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-There is no
doubt but the present condition Of all
kinds Of business and industry is fear
fully depressed, and it behooves every
family to look carefully TO their expenses.
Winter is coming on, when children iire
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry of
many. These diseases should not he neg.
lected. Doctor's bills are expensive, and
we would advise our people to use
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Itnever has
failed. One bottle at 70 cents will keep
your whole family we'll during the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in
all towns in the United Slates, and by,your
Druggist. Wholesale agents, Logan List
4 Co. and Laughlir Bros. & Co.
endAw
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RIO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
6aFdBnlnn-

On account Of advanced age am desIrous o.
changing my residence, aud therefore offer for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
MartRs Ferry, and Immediately id Joining the vii.
lago Of KnRville. The property consists Of g
ncrc1 Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal 81 and 3l
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an s foot
vein OF close texture SIND or free stone an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make n soil and an
underlying bed oil depodts Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lea
gently slOpng TO the cast, and all under direct Cx-
pOsure TO the sun, Is Vineyard Of SO acres mostly
CAtaWba grapes, all In iRc bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself able 10 10y
handsome PER cent 10 the cultiyutOr.
The property Is being approached above aud he
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homesealS, and Is now really the only unoccupIe,i
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable Us m investment for capital seeking
Eaie purchase, and valuable to those who want mar
ket gardening ground close TO the city. II fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands n view Of
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms OF sale will be one-thInl cash, balance
In two annual payments s per cent interest on de-
ferred payments. For further Particular Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mall at Bridgeport, Ohio.
apps
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GEMS OF THE DAScE.-PlNiGIsd BY
Olirer Ditsoa G Co.-The special reason
for the issue Of this brilliant volume was
the great success Of similar work, 1.-THE
Gems Of Strauss" That, Of course, be.
ing published soon after the appearance Of
Strauss at the Jubilee" owedsomething
Of It's reputation to the renown Of the
great composer. Yet much was owing
TO the brightness Of the contents.
"Gems OF the Dance" are bright enough
for any one. They are divided into var
ious "dance" titles, as Waltlcs, Galops,
Polkas, Quadrilles, ETC., Of which about
% are new ones by the two strausses,
and the rest are by Gung1 2ikolT, La.
mothe, Faust and others, In all there
are about % authors, whose compost
tions Gil 232 large pages.
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ORGANIZATION OF Dem. EXECUTIVE
CoNMITTEE.-The new city Democratic
Executive Committee met in the upper
chamber OF the city building yesterday
afternoon, Immediately after the ad-
journment Of the Convention, for the pur-
pose Of organizing. Mr.. J. B. Sheppard
was called to the chair, and Mr.. ". II,
Schambra chosen Secretary, On motion
OF DR.. Reeves, the Secretary was directed
to request the nominees Of the Conyen.
tion to meet the committee this evening
at Z o'clock in the Court House, the
room to be determined upon hereafter.
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AND JIM FOR CITY SERGEANT.

Nominations for City Sergeant were
made "a follows: Matthew Altmyer,
Porter Smith, z. L. Kimberly, Jamei
w. Sweeney.
Aballot resulted: Sweeney, SSG;; Kim,
berry, 5S3l; Altmyer G77l; Smith, 5l7I
There being no choice, second ballot
was taken, resulting: Kimberly, 4lGi
Sweeney, $500; Altmyer, 777l; Smith
G34 l.G.
Still there was no choice, and a third
ballot resulted: Smith, 1l74l; Altmyer
777!; Kimberly, 9S3I; Sweeney, $50.
A fourth ballot was taken as follows
Smith, 1871, Altmyer, G774; Kimberly,
3SS!; Sweeney, $685..
Upon the fifth ballot, Mr.. Smith re-
ceivCd 1871 votes, and was thought 10
have secured the nomination until the
discovery was made that 100 votes too
many had been cast. Immediately there
were cries Of "bull.dozing," "fair count
ETC., and preparations were made 10 take
another ballot.
At thisstage Of the proceedings Messrs.
Kimberly and Altmyer withdrew, leaving
Smith and Sweeney 10 fight it out.
The sixth and last ballot resulted in the
nomination Of Maj. Sweeney, by the fol.
lowing vote: Sweeney, 1924; Smith,
1889. The nomination was made unan,
imous. Nura
The Convention then took recess I'm.
ill lpM
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BLY's ExAAIrNArGoN.-The examina.
ton OF David Bly,, the confidence opera,
tor, was commenced before Justice Cald
we'll in the Court House yesterday. A
number OF witnesses were examined
when tho further hearing OF the case was
postponed until this afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. Jordan and Judge Cochran
appeared for the State, and Mr.. CracrafI
for the defense,
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ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ACADEMY
The young ladies Of the Academy enter.
tanned their friends last evening with an
opera entitled "Genivive." Miss Minnie
Bosley read the introduction, which was
quite lengthy, but very well executed.
The substance OF ii was that "Geniyiye,' u
sister Of "Isadore," was when quite
small stolen by band Of Gipsies and
employed by them to sell flowers. After
a lapse Of ten yeArs and during one Of
her rounds she meets her sister, l. recog.
nized and brought home. Miss Jennie
Burns as "Genivive," and Miss Annie
Nolan as "Isadore," " did very we'll. Misses
Veazy, Shields and McEntee acted the
Gipsies. The chorus, consisting Of twenty
young ladies, was good. The ladies were
assisted by Misses Paten and Rohan,
Altogether the affair was success.
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LADTEs' fine side lace box-toe shoes a
l.. V. BLoND's, 1875 Main street.
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WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The Western Telegraph Company, in.
corperated by an act Of the Legislature OF
Maryland, yesterday filed with Secretary
Of State Hedrick n properly authenti.
Gated copy Of said act and received Ger.
ti(lcale Of incorporation,
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ANNUAL ELECTIoEs.-The following
annual elections took place yesterday:
Elna Insurance Company.-A msjori
ty Of the stock not being Represented al
this election, the old Board Of Directors
which received the whole number OIL
votes cast, will hold over. The Board il
a. follows: w. b. Simpson, VIM. G
Handlan, J. X. Botsford, ]. K. McCourt
ney, John L. Hobbs, G. p. Brown, Il. A
McCabe.
Exchange Bank.-The old Board Of Di
rectors was reelected, viz: in. Vance
Samuel Laughlin; L. s. Delaplain, Johr
g. Hoffman, VIM. ElliDgham, s. Hork.
helmer, D. Gutmau, Henry Wallace
Crawford Booth.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley.-The only
new member Of this Board Is Mr.. VIM. 4
lsett, The Board now stands as follows
John X. Botsford, Jacob s. Rhodes, Geo
W. Franzheim, Henry NJ. Harper, VIM
D. Simpson, John l.. Hobbs, VIM. A
Turner, o. G. Dewey, VIM. Isett.
German Bank.-A majority OF tho stock
not being represented, the old Board Of
Directors will hold over, viz: Aug. Pol
lack, John Oesterling, Anton Reymann
Phil. Schuehle, Aug. Roll, A. J. Long, G
He'll, F. Schenck, II. Schmulbach.
Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge Company
board Of Managers elected: ]. N
Vance, A. Allen Howell, N. Reilly, K
Crangle, d. Z. List, Jas. Maxwell, A. j
Clarke, J. l.. Stifel, A. Wilson Kelly,
A. Rolf Boat Club.--President, A, Rolf
Vice President, II. Hafer; Secretary, G.
W. Lutz; Treasurer, II. Bieberson; Cap.
tain, JIG. Hess; Trustees-J. Nunge, II
Beiberson, A. Rolf.
Wheeling Gymnastic Association.-Tht
election Of officers which was to have ia
ken place at the Gymnastic Association
was postponed until Monday evening, Jan
The following election Of officers oil
knights Of Honor; Alpha Lodge, took
place in Peterson's Block last evening
Past Dictator, G. II. Deiters; Dictator
Il. II. Cochran; Assistant Dictator, T. B
Campbell; Chaplain, W. H. Morton
Guide, K. II. Sweeney; Reporter, Chas. A.
Coen; FinAnc'l Reporter, Milton r. Lewis
Treasurer, Jno. A. Armstrong. Guardian
Henry Seamon; Sentinel, W. Z. Boggs
Trustees, Jno. r. Mendel, Lewis Wood.
mansee, Jno. A. Lash.
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THE man has missed a great treat who
has not risen early on winter morning,
and, turning the stats, peered out into the
pearly twilight with Its shadows OF dun
blue, and seen the soft opal OF the eastern
sky Frightening, and the rose pink OF
sunshine blushing rs it kisses the snow,
and caught a sight Of his wife shoveling
path ont to the milkman, and then
hustled back to bed for another nap.
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HELMBoLr'J BuCHu is still In tue re.
NTH OF its popularity, Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured al
the laboratory at PhilsdelphiA, and il
sold BY all respectable druggisis. It is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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DBtocATED AN Arm. few days ago 4
son Of Mr.. Henry Shallcross, with com.
panion, was returning from Sabbath
School, when some bad boys pclted them
with snow balls. Young Shallcross' arm
was disloCated, and he has since been
confined TO his room. Isn't il about
time to let up, on this Snowballiug bust.
ness,
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GEN. MAHoSY yesterday had gang
Of twenty.four city prisoners at work
clearing the snow from the payements
about the Capitol building. Visitors to
the Capitol will hereafter not be compell-
ed to founder through the snow in order
to reach one OF the doors,
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FOR SALE.
DOR SALE

L
Eighty cholcn Building Lots on Wheeling Island.
Price from 500 - 5000 each. Only One-slxth Of
the purchase money rcquirel In cash. The residue
may be paid annually IN PIYR equal nstallmentI
with interest.
Apply to JOHN 7. GILCHRIST
ocO At Top Mill.
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Upon motion Of Mr.. Handlan, com.
mittee OF one from each ward was ap.
pointed on resolutions. The committee
was NJ fnllnHs: 81 ~
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ArrE1,NooN sEssInN.

Mr.. Handlan, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following re.
solution, which was unanimously adopt.
ed and telegraphed to John G. Thomp.
son, at Columbus, Ohio:
70 he DemSerats Of Ohio, at Columbus in
Convention Assembled;
We, the Democracy Of the city OF
Wheeling, in convention assembled, send
you a cordial greeting, and concur in
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DIED SuDDESLY.-Mr. VIM. Kryter
we'll known in this city, was found dead in
his bed, at his residence in Bellaire, on Fri.
day morning last, and was buried the fol.
lowing Sunday. His death ia ascribei 10
heart disease.
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That Settles It.

LadIe,' One reWed Peb, MSr. sIds-lhcs Bo1.toe
iIG nee 81. " up
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EDUCATIONAL AND SoCEABLE.-The
young men Of the Hebrew persuasion Of
this city have organized society, the OBJ
ject OF which is to aid the Hebrew Edu-
cational College at Cincinnati, Ohio. The
officers arc |. Blum, jr, President; Samuel
Hamburger, Secretary; NJ. Somehow,
Treasurer. The President has received
from the President ofthe College at Gin
cinnati handsome parchment roll,
headed with the following inscrintinn
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Some little time elapsed before the
committee was ready to report, the
friends of the candidates making hard
fight over the basis OF representation
supposed to strengthen their cause.
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HUSrER, ofthc steubcnville Ga.cttc, no
doubt speaks from experience when he
says that "the big heads have sufficiently
recovered down at Wheeling to talk Of a
Mardi Gras jamboree."
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SMOKING AND CHEWING ToDAcco.-
Mr.. Hugo L. Loos announces in another
column to the members Of the Legislature
and others that he has fine stock Of Vir.
ginia smoking and chewing tobacco, CT.
gars, etc., at No. 20 18th street.
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statement that Mr.. Martin Pebler
lost 5000 cigars by the leaking Of his
roof on Saturday night, We are Informed
by Mr.. Pebler, was incorrect,
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THE following arrivals were registered
at the St james last night; DR.. P. B
Good and W. adams, OF Hinton
W. Va; Clarence L. Smith, OF Fairmont;
NJ. L. RAIDER, Of Nicholas Court House
D. d. Dix, Nicholas county; H. J. Sam.
uels and Thos. B. Kline, BErboursyille.
At the Mcclure last night were regis.
tered the following: Il. Lynn, Of Cum,
berland; j. n. Rowan and Henry Robin.
son, of Monroe county; Jas. Stewart and
n. S. kirtley, Of Putnam county; W. A
Quarter, VIM. II. Hogeman, and Z. W
Wilson, Of Charleston; W. n. Chancellor
Of PaEersburG; &. +. Cross and T. II
Pcrcival, Of Jefferson county; T. F. Par.
ker and VIM. Hinton, Of Monroe county
George W. Siplc, Of Pocahontas: w. 4
Stricken, Of Ellcnboro; ]. W. Sinclair
and Col. VIM. Tyrel, Of Fayctte county
L. II. Cofran, OF Grafton; A. n. Arnett, o.
Fairmont; David Golf and wife, Of Ran.
dolph county; j. L. Pennybacker and J
II. Dougheriy, Of Pendleton county.
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were elected tellers Of the convention.
Upon motion of Mr.. Handlan, COM
mittee Of two was appointed on the the
order Of business. Messrs. W. c. Hand.
Ian and ]. B. Sheppard were appointed
upon the committee, and in few mo.
ments reported the order Of business as
follows: Nomination Of Mayor, City
Sergeant, Clerk, Superintendent Of
Water Works, Street Commissioner,
Matchmaker
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ROLL OF HONOR,

We, the undersigned, approaching the
necessity Of educating men worthy oil
being ministers and teachers in Israel
do hereby form "The Gentlemen's Aid
Society" Of Wheeling, county of Ohio
State Of West Virginia, every member
thereof agreeing to contributeSl annual.
ly, for the support Of the INDECENT stu.
dents Of the Hebrew Union College
The Society in this city starts off with q
membership Of thirty-three, with fair
prospect Of increasing the number 10
one hundred during the coming week.
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OWING to the heavy fall Of snow yes.
terday, the street cars we're not running
punctually during the afternoon. A
strong force Of men were employed in
shoVeling the snow from the track.
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The WAyERLY ENTERTAINMENT
The Fourth anniversary Of the Waverly
Literary Society was observed last night
by the usual public exercises, which
were held in Wheel Hall. We can only
give the order Of exercises, which were
as follows:
Music. Prayer, Nu.le
sAluiatory the President
Music.
k1 RchaFlson
DeclImatlOu-The Polish DOy............ Ed, IaTkIu
Music.
OHtSn-MCiern Idol BreIking........H. c. Black
Essay Then and Now ...................,.J,C Diy
Music.
Debate Question Is Cremation Obnoxious from
All, s. c. Wilson. Me-, F, Stanton
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THE Mat. Morgan combination, which
has been advertised in these columns for
some days past, will commence two
nights engagement in the Opera House
Tonight,
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EARLY CLosINo.-The dry goods men
are Agitating 4 movement IN favor Of
early closing, and propose TO close their
places Of business at O'clock p. NJ. here
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SEVERAL instances Of accidents TO ned.
es.rians by ayalanches Of snow and ice
falling of the roofs Of house upon them
are reported.
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LOOK out for cold weather and don't
catch cold, but il you do, nothing will
meet the requirements Of your situation
as we'll as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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THE Streets and Alleys Committee Of
Council held their last meeting last night,
and enjoyed it hugely. There was a fund
Of amusement, rs we'll as business.
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We have 100 trimmed bonnets and hats
left, which must be sold previous to in.
yentory at almost any price they will
bring, at SPEYER Bros
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LEGISLATORS don't fail to try Dun
nings famous tips and stogies; they are
very fine. No. 60 18th street.
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We have reduced the price Of our en-.
tire stock Of Hats. All the latest styles
down 10 Is cents. Come early and Sc
cure them, at SPEYER BRos'.
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POLICE CouRr-Judgc Cochran.
There was only one case before His
Honor yesterday morning.
August Palmar, a vagranI, was sent 10
the city prison for thirty days.
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Jon lot Of white shirts, home made
wool blankets, 81 so a pair and cashmeres
in all colors, to be closed out at some
price, by J. W. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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GREAT closing out sale OF Hamburg
EdginGs and Insertings. Great bargains
offered at SPEYER Bros,
1853 Main street.
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acknowledgement,
TUESDAY, JAN. o, 1877.


Election Notice.. Fl. Collier.
Stockholders Meeiing-Geo. X. Wheat.
Hugo L. Loos-Tobacco and Cigars.
Wiesel Musical Institute.
Notice-Alonzo Loring.
For Rent-Furnished Room.
Notice.. II. Woodward.
Wheeling Hinge Company.
Dividend-Franklin Insurance Co.
Cooper Shop-W. W. Mcconnell.
Hamilton Opera Ilouse-Forbidden
Fruit.
Republican City Convention-head of
local. ~ "h54s
Quarterly Scttlements--A. W. PAUL &
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-09
MUN1clpAI CoURr-Judqc C[anmer.

MUNICIPAL COUKI-JUdgc CTdnhleT. ;
This court was in session yesterday al
ternoon, and transacted the following
business,
A chancery order was entered in the
chancery case Of Henry Snider va
Catherine Snider and others.
On account OF the Democratic Conven.
ton being in session in the City Building
no more business was transacted.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10
o'clock A, NJ,