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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-13

TIE MISsrREIs.-The Buffalo Courier
thus speaks Of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
4 Wests Minstrels, who are announced to
appear in the Opera House on Friday
aud Saturday evenings, and Saturday al.
ternoon:
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & YEATS
Minstrels gave their first two entertain.
menb al St. James Hall last evening. As
troupe il was their frat introduction 10
Buffalo, but Of the individual perform
ers the principals are old and popular &C.
quaintances. The show they gave was
emphatically good. with numerous novel
features, and everything well done. In
the FIRST part the singing was Of an excel.
lent order; the gags and comic sayings
were retreshingIy new and irresistibly
funny. In the clio entertainment Mr.. E.
NJ. Halls banjo solos were capitally rem.
dered and he was encored repeatedly.
George Wilson's specialties were anus.
ing, and Primrose and Vests songs and
dances kept the house In an uproar. Milt
Barlows impersonation Of the old darkey
was likewise great performance. I'rim.
rose and West dance real elegant clog,
and the programme concluded with side.
splitting alter-piece entitled "WorIying
an Editor" The audience was most
generous with applause. Everything had
to be repeated.
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PASTORS AID SoctETY.-The Pastors
Aid Society Of the First Presbyterian
Church met last night, when the following
standing committees were appointed for
the ensuing year:
Entertainment Committce-Mr. 8. B. Nc.
Colloch, Chairman; Messrs. Earl OSlebay,
a. II. Beach, A. W. PaulllR. q. Barr,
John r. Hubbard, Mrs. D. G. List
Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Kemble, Mira
White and Mrs. S. Bates.
Committee on .Strdngrs-Mr. Jos. Stew
art, Chairman; NteRsrs. E. w. Paxton, NJ
l.. OF, George K. Taylor, George Johns
and W. F. Butler.
Committee on Prayer Meaings-Mr. s
Laughlin, Chairman; Messrs. Joseph r
PAUL, W. Z. Heiskell, W. Fl. Oxtoby
Mrs. Metcalt aud Miss Emma List.
Committee on Sabbath Sehoo s-Mr. W. P.
Heiskell, Chairman; Mr.. Sims Hopkins
Mrs. ). Laughlin, Miss Mary Robertson
and Miss Lizzie Heiskell.
Committee on NeW MembTs-Mrs. A. W
PAUL, Chairman; Mrs. DR.. Baird, Mrs
Henry Russell and Mrs. G. Lamb.
Committee on Home and FOREIGN Mission
Mrs. DR.. Cunningham, Chairman; Mrs
4. W. Kelly, Mrs. S. Lsughliu, Mrs. s. B.
McCOlloch, Miss s. Irwin, Miss Ella Tay,
lor, Miss Maggie Bone and Miss Hannah
Nicoll.
Ladies' Committee on Sranges-Mrs. A.
Cummins, Chairman; Mrs. George R
Taylor, Mrs. A. B Caldwell, Miss Cooper
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Frew and Mrs. Chand.
Ter.
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DEATH OF Mrs. ANN Lpr.-The de.
cease Of this venerable and well known
lady at l o'clock YESTERDAY; moruing was
announced In yesterdays paper. In her
death another Of the old land marks has
passed away from our midst She came
70 this city from England about the year
1922, and shortly after her arrival her
husband, Mr.. PGllister, died, leaving
bis wife aud one child, (noW Mrs. q. d.
Hubbard behind him. In 1924 Mrs.
Pallister was married to John List, father
Of D. Q. and Il. K. List, who was at that
time employed In the Northwestern Bank
ofVirglnia,of which he afterwards become
cashier. ToMr. List by that marriage were
born several children, Of whom there are
now living, Mrs. Hopkins Of Washington,
Pa, Mrs. DR.. Logan Of this city, and Eu-
gene and Heber List. He died In lS4S.
since which time his widow has resided
in the old homestead adjoining the prem
ises Of II. X. List in North Wheeling.
She was lady widely known for her
earnest aud consislent ChriStian character.
and especially for her active aud effective
work as a member Of the NJ. E. Church.
In this sphere Of duty and usefulness few
women Of this community have ever equal.
led her. Funeral services will take place
at 2 p. NJ, to-day, al her late residence,
alter which the remains will be inferred
at Greenwood.
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WAvERLy LITERARY soc1ErY.-Quite
a large crowd assembled al Weisel Hall
last evening 10 hear the Waverly Society
dlscusa the financial question. The meet.
ing wus called TO order at s o'clock by
Mr.. Ftp. Mcneil, and after recitatious by
Messrs. Larkins and Reed, and essays by
Messrs. Black and Holiday, the debate
Waa hal upon the currency question,
which was participated in by Aiessrs. Nc.
Nell, Latkins, Dunlap, Pendleton, Wells
and numerous others. After the de-
bate, which lasted until nearly
midnight, the question was decided
in favor Of hard money by small ma
jorlly The society then adjourned to
meet at Wiesel Hall next Wednesday
evening, and as the Wsverly has issued a
free invitation we presume they will have
another crowded house at that time.
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CERTIFICATES OF INCoRPoRATIoN.-.Th
Secretary Of State yesterday issued the
following certificates Of incorporation
Paint Creek Mining C6mpaRy.-0rgan-
lied for the purpose Of mining coal and
mining or winning any other materials or
substances found upon the lands hereafter
to be acquired by them; tocut, work and
ship timber, TO manufacture iron or any
other product that can be manufactured
from iron, wood, salt, stone or clay,
and to let, demise or lease mineral lands
and especially coal lands. The corpora
tion will have its principal office at
Charleston, Kanawha county, and Ia 10
expire on the 18th Of November, 1907.
One thousand dollars has been subscribed
to the capital stock, and 500 paid in,
with the privilege Of increasing the said
capital 10 81 100000 in all. The stock il
divided into shares Of 500 each, and held
as follows: James F. Patton, Union,
Monroe county, share; George ". Riggs,
Washington city, Q shares; William II.
Edwards, Coalbnrgh, Ranawha county,
l share; Isaac n. Smith, Charleston,
hanhWAA county, hhdTei CnaEIeS y.
Lewis, Charleston, Kanawha county, !
share.
IRacomak Mining Company.-0rganized
for the purpose OF mining and winning
coal and other minerals or substances
found upon the lands hereafter TO be &C.
quited by them, 10 cut, work and ship
timber, 10 manufacture from iron, wood,
salt, stone or clay, 10 let, demise or lease
mineral lands and especially coal lands,
10 sell or purchase and use timber priv.
leges. Said corporation will have its
principal office at Charleston, Kanawha
county, and ia 10 expire on the 9Th Of
1897. The sum Of 81, 900 has
been subscribed 10 the capital stock, and
500 paid in, with the privilege OF in.
creasing it TO 81 100000. The capital Is
divided into shares OF 500, held by the fol.
lowing persons: Geo. W. Riggs, Wash
ington City, 6 shares; James F. Patton,
Union, Monroe county, | share; WIN. H.
Edwards, Coalburgh, kanawha county, !
share; Isaac N. Smith, Charleston, Ka-
nawha county, l share; Charles Z. Lewis,
Kanawha county, share. 4
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THE Register is unfortunate in that,
never having any ideas OF It's own, it IL
confined 10 rejecting or criIising the ideas
OF others, hence the constantly mushy
condition Of that concern. On Monday
morning we made the remark that there
was an Astronomical chap on the Reg.
iSter staff, and, presto, change-the Register
comes ont the next day and represents
that similar suggestion appeared in the
Pittsburgh Pod Of TIesddy. Strange
comparisonl However, as the Pos. does
not comet 10 this Office, we took the trouble
to hunt up Tnesday's issne Of that paper,
and found that no such an expression
had been used.
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A HuNoRoUs LEcruRR.-As the lecture
season lIss now opened and lectures are
being delivered for the benefit of the
churches and other laudable purposes, il
has been suggested that the Directors Of
the Chlldren's Home secure our young
friend, Mr.. Jacob Kemple to deliver a
humorous lecture for the benefit OF that
Institution. Mr.. Kemple's versatile tai.
ent and faculty Of imitation ia we'll known,
and no doubt he could find subject in
which to give il ful! scope.
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A GENTLE HrSr.-In our STYLE Of eli
mate, with It's sudden changes Of lem pera.
ture.rain, wind and sunshine often in.
termingled in a single day-it Ia M
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are so frequently taken from liz
BY neglected colds, half the deaths reauit.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle Of
soschees German Syrup kept about yol lr
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, large doctors Bill and
perhaps death, by the use Of three or fonr
doses For curing Consumption, aemor.
images, Pneumonia, Severe Conrhs
Group or any disease OF the Thros. a.,
Lungs, Its success isaimply wonderful "a
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold In every town and III
iase on this continent, Sample bot.is.
Tor trial, loc; regular size, 75c. S soSsS
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Po11cr couRr-Jpdqe Ctanmer.

tOLlCE GOURT-JGuge CTdnmeT.
His Honor yesterday morning disposed
of the following cases.
Edward Burns, VIM. Reid and VIM.
Dillon, Migrants, were sent to the city
prison.
Edward Jones and James Price were
up for drunkenness. They were sentenced
for thirty days imprisonment.
Fred. Davis (colored), charged with
carrying of property from Schullz's
store, was committed for thirty days.
John J.swick and John L. Travis, alias
J. L. Lewis, were fined $40 and costs each
for selling organs without license. In
default of payment they were committed
for thirty days each.
Mary Manley (colored) and Elizabeth
RobinRon were fined 81 and costs each for
disorderly conduct. Both paid their
fines,
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PEHoNAI porsrs Rev. A. sChlsioher
and Rev. ]. Reynolds are candidates for
agold-headed cane al the 0rphanai Fes-
tlval, in the Church Of the 1mmaculate
Conception.
O, 9. Cole, Esq, Of PGksrsBurs, is in
the city.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson Of Parkers-
burg, at the 81. James.
The Martinsburg SIdiesman In referring
70 the death Of the late Mrs. Dr.. s. r.
Hullihen remarks that "she had been ab.
sent but few weeks on visit 10 her son
In Staunton, Rev. Walter Hullihen, rec.
tor Of the Episcopal Church In that
place, when she received the summons
which translated her pure and gentle
spirit TO the bosom Of that Savior whose
teachings had ever been the light Of her
earthly pilgrimage"
Mr. Thomas Mcclure, son Of Captain
John Mcclure, will leave for Texas short.
ly and engage 10 farming.
Mr.. Wilbur Truemau goes % Alexan.
dria, Ohio, today, TO hold temperance
Sheriff. shoriif Tlpgle'. new Office I. about
completed. He expects to move in next
week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-13

WHEN you have cast aside garment
as useless, you have no idea what rich
treasure II will he to some poor mother
who will gladly set itup all right and
remodel it for her child 10 wear TO school.
Already we hear aIar of the faint sound
Of the Christmas bells. Must they ring
for the gay and prosperous alone2 Shall
We not each begin now 10 provide some.
thing for those who will otherwise have
no Christmas presents.
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swIoK AND TRAvIs.-John ]. Swick
and John L. Travis, alias John L. Lewis,
were find $40 and costs each by Judge
cranmer, at yesterday mornings session
Of the police court, for selling musical
instruments without license. Subseq uent.
" the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court Issued a
capias for Swick and Travis, upon the
affidavit oil Mr.. Raymond, Of the firm OF
Whiting & Raymond, Cleveland, Ohio,
who charges them with having obtained
goods from his firm under false pretenses.
They were held In $1,000 bail to answer
At the next term Of the Circuit Court.
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A JUDICIAL CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. E.
CHURcH.-The West Virginia Confer.
ence, at its recent session, expelled from
the ministry and the church Rev. L. D.
Casio, who was charged with immoral
conduct. Rev. Casio took an appeal, and
a judicial conference was called TO meet
in this city for re.hearing OF the case.
Seven triers Of appeal, "a they are called,
were summoned from the Conferences Of
Pittsburgh, East Ohio and Ohio, and are
now in session here, presided over by
Bishop Bowman, Of Cincinnati. The de-.
cision OF this appellate court will be final
in the case. The proceedings are not
made public.
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We understand that an effort will be
made inthe Municipal Court to-day 10
contest the sale Of the Opera House,
which, our readers will recollect, was sold
At public sale on Thanksgiving Day. The
contest, "a we understand 1t, will be made
upon the strength oil the affidavit OF a
party who claims that he bid $1,000
above the amount for which the house
was sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-13

AL Babies are dlmlnutlvs Cesar,
since they come, they see, they conquer,
sometimes by their gentle stiffness but
oitener by continued and uproarious cry
ing influenced by Collie, Teething, Flattl-
lence, etc. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, by:its
gentle yet specific influence qliets the lii.
lie ones without ever producing the least
Injurious effect. Prizes only 25 cents per
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A defective llue at Geo
Dursts grocery, on the west side Of Mar,
ket street, near 10th, yesterday morning
sci fire to the ceiling, which was burning
brightly when discovered about ii
o'clock. Mr., Durst and several friends
who came 10 his assistance succeeded in
exunguishing the flames before much
damage was done. The ceiling was con.
siderably burned, aud a lot OF clothing,
which hung near the tiue, was totally de.
stroyed. A pet canary which was in a
cage hanging in the apartment was
smOthered to death by the smoke,
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A WIFE BEArER.-Charles Watkins, a
plasterer, was before His Honor Justice
Bulger, yesterday morning, to answer
charge OF abusing his wife. II appears
from the evidence that Watkins wife was
visiting at the house Of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Jane McConn, No. 1921 McCollOch
street, where Watkins called to see her.
While at Mrs. McConns house he severe.
" punished his little daughter, and upon
his wife's demonstrating against the se.
verify of the punishment, he struck her
and knocked her down. Mrs. McConn
filed a complaint against him, and he
was arrested by Constable Hamm. The
examination resulted in the defendant
being required to give a $50 bond for his
good behavior during the next ak
months.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs-An enthusiastic
temperance meeting was held at Parkers'
Hall last evening. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Mr.. Robert Ham.
ilton, after which the 29Lh Psalm was
read. Mr.. Robert Hamilton then spoke
Tor few moments. Several persons
signed the pledge.
A meeting will he held al the same hall
this evening. Good speakers will be
present.
The Ladies' Temperance Band meets
at Outs Hall tonight.
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AoRAND ball wac held last evening At
Frank Walters' Two Mile House, on the
National Road. There was a good al.
tendance from abroad, and all present
enjoyed themselves. II Frank does moi
know how to accommodate his guests we
know Of no one who doea.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE,-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit.
ted to record in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Dec. 10. 1877, by james
McCurdy and wife TO John A. Clyker, for
the south e-half Of lot No. 10 In square
No. 16, fronting on the east eide OF Eof'
street between 9th and 18th street;
$500.
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MUNICIPAL Couar-Judgc Oanmer.

MUNICIPAL CouRT-JGdge drummer.
The Municipal Court met at 10 A. M.
yesterday, and disposed the of following
business:
John II. Ruhl VS.. Joseph Rnhl and
others, in chaneery; order of sale en-.
tered.
John 7. Sullivan, guardian of John IL.
Ruhl, va. Caroline RiIzet al, IN ChancOry;
order Of sale entered.
Adolph Bergman vs.. August Neuhau.
sen, in assnmpsit; judgment in favor Of
plaintiff Tor 800 81.
Samuel Mason vs, james N. Bulger
and Charles e. Bnlger, in assumpsit; or
der entered setting aside judgment OBJ
tanned at a former day, and bill OF exceP.
tons signed by the court.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock,
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DoIso WELL.-The many friends Of
Capt. John Bentley, who was at one time
conductor on the Hempfeld Railroad
will be pleased to learn that he is doing
we'll, and is prospecting in Texas. Mr..
Bentley reaides but short distance from
Mr.. Curran Mendei.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention To
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished al re.
markably low prices. Also to their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS 4 LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street,
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J. W. FERRE1.

RELIABLE help for weak and neryou,
snifererS' Chronic, painful, and prostra
ing diseases cured without medicine
fu!yIermachers Electric Belts The praud
desideratum. Avoid limitations, Booi
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
Ihee: Address PULvERNACHER GALyAN.
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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SIMON BAER's team stuck in the mud
near the old Washington Mill yesterday.
Arbentz' team came TO the rescue, and
the two teams together succeeded in drag
ging the wagon about two squares, after
which single team was aufteient.
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TIM CouEIa.-SuPRHME CouRr OF AP.
rEA1s-JHdga Raymond, Moore Green,
and JohRtoA,-The Supreme Court met
Yesterday at 10 A. NJ, pursuant to adj
journment.
4thortOn Va. Hall, Tucker county;
opinion by johnson. Affirmed.
Riggs Va. Lockwood, Marahall county;
opinion by johnson. Affirmed.
Anderson vs.. Nagle, Wood county
opinion by johnson. Reversed and new
decree rendered.
City Of Wheeling vs. Campbell, Ohio
county opinion BY johnson. Affirmed.
Miller W.. Citizens Insurance Com
pany, Ohio county; opinion by Raymond.
Affirmed.
Campbell vs.. Hughes, Richie county
opinion by Raymond. Atirmed.i
0gls vs., Adams, Marshall county; opin.
Ion by Raymond. Affirmed.
Ross 4 Co. vs.. Moore OF al, Wood
county. Affirmed by divided Court.
Fleming vs.. Holt, Gilmer county; opin-
ion by Green. Affirmed.
Gillespie and wife Va. Bailey, Wood
county; opinion by Green. Affirmed.
Davis, Committee, &c, vs.. DemmiDg
and others opinion by Green. Reversed
and new decree rendered.
A. Wynn, Esq, Of Ohio, and ]. W.
Hague, Of Pittsburgh, were admitted on
motion Of Hutchinson.
Adjourned until Saturday at 2 o'clock
Pm.
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COMMITTEES APPolRrED.-A. ]. Clarke
President Of the Wheeling Library Asso.
citation, has appointed the following com.
mittees for the year 1s77.7S:
Leetures-R H. Cochran, W. F. Stifel,
NJ. W. Burt. G. Lamb, 7. N. Darrah.
NnGnee-M. w. Burt, W. L. Hesrne,
NJ. Gutman.
Hal-B' Davenport, t. NJ. DArrah, t.
IiSrsy-o. W. Hsistsll, o.s, Long, H.
N. Russell.
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VIZ heard yesterday that man had
been serionsly hurt on TaesdRy, at the
Riverside blast furnace, by amaas OF ore
falling upon him from above. The mans
name wedld not learn, His injuries were
at first considered serious but he Is now
improving,
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OK Tuesday evening, as two boys were
returning from their work, they got into
4 difficulty on Market street, above Slh.
and one threw the other TO the pavement
and with such force as to fracture one Of
his arms.
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We were In error . day or two ago in
the statement that the RedmAn property
had been sold to Benz. Exley. The prop.
erty was sold by Auclioneer Heryey 70
Joseph WickhAm for 81 $50.
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A COUPLE Of thieves were discovered in
Reymann's new bottling house on Tues.
day night, by the waiehman on duty NJ
the brewery. Hearing the Waterman ap-
preaching, the rascals made their escape
BY jumping from one Of the lower win.
doMa.
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Letters detained at the Postottice in
this city for lack Of postage: Mrs. Ann
=. Williams, steubenville, O., s cents; B.
=. Strong 4 Co, Gerry, N. Y, 8 cents; A,
Q; Baker, clerk, @. O. O, Moundsville,
w. Va, 8 cents,
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AsocIAI dance was given by Miss Ella
Raymond, at the residence Of her father,
in North Wheeling, on Tuesday evening
last. A large number Of guests were
present, and apleasant time was had by
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Do NOT forget the public meeting to be
held by the Temperance Workers this
afternoon at Hornbrook's Hall from 2 to
8 o'clock. Thomas Hornbrook, Esq., and
other prominent speakers will be present.
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ThRKr CASH. There we're three cases
before the police court yesterday morn
ing. One Tor drunkenness, another for
propellibg brick through the window Of
q store room, and another for committing
. lewd act in the Second Ward Market
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sozoDoNF.-An article that Is at once
q Teeth Preseryer and breath purifier, and
YET 80 pleasant and convenient 10 uee. ia
exceeding popularity does not surprise
any one. Time has fully established the
TACT that the "sozodont" possesses thee
excellent qualities in an eminent degree.
II mas iegltimately acquired the right 10
position upon ever toilet table.
spauldihs's Glue, always up 10 sticking
punt eodAW
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A BRICK was thrown through the win.
dow OF Wherry 4 Cos atoreroom, on Mar.
ket street, near 10th, on Tuesday night,
demoliShing a plate glass which cost s75
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TnE Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad tracklayers have reached Short
Greek. They have been working Sundays
and every other day for some weeks past.
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DowSl DowNl Down = Another
break 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.
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TIE Supreme Dictator Of the Knights
o! Honor has appointed Wheeling as Inc
place and Jan. 8, 1873, as the time for the
institution Of Grand Lodge Of the
Order In this State.
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AN Orphans Fair and Festival, IN
charge Of Rev. A. schleicher, is 10 be held
at the Church Of the Immaculate Concep.
ton on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings.