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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-23

Then comes the music emporium OF
the Edwards organ, within which was
placed several organs and other musi'
cal apparatus,
Following was that OF u, II. Redheld
n Co., whlcn was being fitted up, hav'
ing pianos aud organs OF various
make, music racks, etc. on exhibi'
tlon.
Near the middle OF the building was
the American Sewing Machine com
pany, which had upon exhibit ma
chimes OF their make.
The Dallas nursery was well repre-
sented by large display OF vegetables,
trees, flowers, eto,, making II pleasant
aud good show.
Adjacent IL the neat apartment OF
the Howe Sewing" Machine company,
adjoining which il the show case OF
Knepny Il Son, the Dallas jewellers,
who have good display Of silverware.
Back OF this comes the great Dallas
house Of San ger Bros, In II show
OF carpets, clothing and furnishing
goods. This firm, like others, have
not yet completed their arrange
ments, which, when perfected, will
include boots, shoes, etc, Near this,
and the frat stand to the right ~
you enter the hall, IL the display OF Il.
NJ. Kahn Il Bro, the famous Elm
street olothiers. Like everything they
undertake, the Messrs. Kahn have a
most excellent exhibit of everything
In the clothing and furnishing line.
The different suits of the latest Inn
ported goods and styles show to a
nice advantage.
Mounting the stairs to the grand ro~
tunda, we entered the department OF
fine art. Going to the right, you find
specimens OF architectural drawings,
consisting of private and public build.
ings, which are neatly executed. Near
by are a collection of pictures, forming
most attractive group. First among
which is an old English scene,
1.-THE Return from the Hunt"
executed by Mrs. Annie jenkins,
worked by the hand upon canvass,
being the finest specimen of needle
work the reporter ever saw. The en-
tire picture is most life like and done
to perfection. 1t is very large.
"Clinging to the Cross" is the work
OF "a fourteen year old miss, which re.
fleets great credit upon the artist, for
1t Is finished in style that shows u
gifted hand performed the task.
"Hagar in the Wilderness" portray.
ing her dying child while she is kneel-
ing in prayer, is u picture of merit,
while the remainder are all very good.
The department of textile fabrics,
consisted OF various articles too nu-
merous to mention in detail, and the
work was such as clearly indicated the
delicateness and superiority of the
feminine hand.
The Photographic display of Messrs.
and Freeman was splendid,
all the styles OF pictures per-
tanning to that art. Near the door by
which we entered and the last of the
exhibits in the rotunda, were three
good sized oil paintings, river scene,
landing at church, and tempest tossed
ship at sea during a storm. On the
whole the entire exhibition Is well ar
ranged and reflects credit both upon
the exhibitors and the fair.
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TRAP SHOOTING All GLASS BALLS DUR
ING THE FAIR.

First Day, October 2S, 10 a. M
Purse S2b; entrance fee 50 90; ten to
I'LL; ten single rises.
Second Day, October "a, 10 a. NJ. -
Purse 500; entrance fee S.; ten TO iill,
or pro rata; first prize $25, second prisa
Sl5, third prize $40; ten single rises.
Third Day, October rs, 10 " ms
Purse 500; entrance fee So; ten TO IN
Or pro rata; first prize $50 sc,nd prize
S0, third prize $50; ten single rises;
open to The world.
Bogardus rules To govern, Each,
party will be charged for the balls no
uses.
]. b HEREFORD, Secretary.
DALLAS, October YS. 1871
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INDIANAPcIls, October 22.-Ths bank
of Bunker Hin, at BuDker's Hill, ilii
nois, suspended to>day. Liabilities
10000. The officers Say Che deposi-
tors will be paid In full.
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Time, 2:5l, 2;5lM.
THE PONY RACE.

In the pony race, boy riders, there
were three entries. Little Queen, a
beautiful little sorrel, was the favorite,
and on start being effected, she ran
clean away from the other two, and
won the heat and race in good style.
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Qurrcy, H., October p. bradford.
McCos q Co, lumber merchants. failed
to-day for $4,000.
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NO. Is5 l-EsTABLISHED ls4o

fair, aud these, Ia connection with the
saddle stock, viii make full rlnga. the
balance OF the week.
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only Two horses came 20 the scratch
In the running race, Spencer's Conrad
and HuggIn's John Mccoy. Conrad
was the fayorite Ia tho pools, selling
for one-thlrd more than his opponent,
In one pool before tho race that We
noticed Conrad sold for $40 aud Mccoy
for 80. After the first heat, which
Conrad won, tho betting was about the
same. The horses were sent of to u
fair start, Conrad quickly jumping 10
the front, Around the turn aud 0ppo-
site the stables, Mccoy gained to with.
In three lengths OF his opponent,
which he maintained I'LL coming In
the lower turn, when Conrad drew
away and won the heat In l;40l, which
was fast time for the heavy track.
The pool selling was lively for the
second heat the hackers Of Mccoy
sticking gamely to their choice. A
good start was effected, and almost a
repetition Of the first beat was enacted,
except that Mccoy finished couple
Of lengths behind the distance that he
did Ia the first heat.
Summary. Sweepstakes for three
year Odds, colts and tillies, mile heats,
S25 entrance, play or pay. -Four or
more to enter. Association adds $3.50.
Spencer's Conrad. .......,.... 1
Huggins' John McCoy,..,........ -. 2 2
Time l:ish, l;5lh.
THE TRoTTING RACE.
There was much Interest manifested
In the race, the favorlte, Gypsy Queen,
being a local nag, and s0ld os first
choice in all the poola. Tom Moore, u
black geldlng, was second choice, the
other entries selling in the fields. A
scattering start was effected, the favor
lite leading for q half mile, when Moore
gradually drew up and TN the quarter
turn was but length behind. This
he steadily reduced and collared the
Queen near the finish, who only beat
him by head to the score, in 2:5l.
The pools in this race sold, Gypsy
Queen $40; Moore $4; field ". After
the first heat Gypsy Queen brought SIS
to Moore's 81, while the field brought
81. An even start gained for the
second heat, the horses trotting
side by side till the first quarter, when
the Queen drew away some six lengths,
which she maintained for the next
half mile, when the black gradually
closed up, a repetition of the first heat
being enacted in the last quarter, with
the exception that the favorite passed
under the string half length in adj
vance, winning the heat aud race in
2;5lA Moore, second; Bots dare, dis
tanced.
Summary -Trotting, mile heats, two
IN three, Tor horses that never beat
$40, three to enter and two to start,
for 500, second to receive $25.
GYPSY Queen ,............u....
Tom Moore''............... z
Time, 2:5l, 25lM.
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sSSs A Nm y CO ZEE lthh
SSs A a \ ma aa r. R"N
ssss A A n Mn co ZEE Ii |
BIB ERR 90 ssss
BBB .RaR Q Q ssss
RBB 1 L 700 ssss
THE VAST CROWDS OF PEOPLE WIZ
DAILY THRoNG THIS
FAvoRIrE ESTABLISHMENT
testify to It's
UNIVERSAL POPULARITY
and to the
IMMENSE BUSINESS
which is transacted there.
The secrets of its
WONDERFUL SUCCESS ARE
HONORABLE DEALING,
POLITE ATTENTION,
POPULAR PRICES.
Every article purchased there isa
STANDING ADV
of the cheapness of It's vast stock,
and every lady and gentleman who once
visits IL
SENDS TEN MORE.
IL does not rest Its claims for
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
ON MERE CHEAPNE SS
BUT RATHER
On CHEAPNEsS, COMBINED with MERIT
THE BEST and MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
at the
VERY MINIMUM OF POPULAR PRICES.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 22ND,
and each day during
THE COMING WEEK
TO THE PUBLIC
THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS
to which we respectfully invite attention
Al HANDSOME LINE OF
poUBLE.FoLDED ALPACAS AT 25c. RE-
DUCED FROM S5c.
A Line OF
CAMELS HAIR--ALL SHADES OF GRAY
AND BROWN FROM 95c TO 4Oc.
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
ASSOhl MhNl VT
GALoUNS AND PRINCES,
To match our
DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
INsHAwLs AND KNITTED GOODS
A LOT OF THESE GOODS
ON SEPARATE COUNTERS
IN JOB LOIS,
And marked them at prices
That are sure to be
AN INDUCEMENTT TO OUR PATRONS.
We have opened the past week
ALARGE LINE OF
VELVET AND FELT HATS,
In all shades and colors,
AT AsToNIsHINGLY LOW PRICES
We have also
A LARGE LOT OF
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, WINGS AM
FEATHERS,
And offer them extremely cheap.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
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GREAT BAR0AINSARE OFFERED
THIS WEEK
INLADIEs' UNDERWEAR.
For instance:
CHEMISTS at CSC. WORTH Sc
oNELoT at 75c. FORMER PRGCEsL
ONE LOT at 81. WORTH 81 Is.
LADIES' TRUCRED SKIRTS al 75c.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED AND RUFFLED
SKIRTS at 81 10.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'5 MER1NO UN
DERwEAR,
In great variety and cheaper than last season
uHILDREEs BooTIEs AND MiTTs.
en- raordinsrily cheap.
WE AGAIN GALL ESPECIAL ArTEN
TI0N
TO our IMMENSE
STOCK or CAssIMEREs
OUTLINE OF KENTUCKY JEANS
IA THE MOST EXTENSIVE IN DALLAS
Our LtNE OF wATERPRUOFs.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST.
AN INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS AMI
PRICES BY OUR CUSTOMERS
WILL NO DOUBT GIVE ENTIRE Salts
FACTION.
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W. FIELD HAS CHARGE OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT

Buy and sell real estate. Rem
der Property and Pay Taxes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15

A GENTLE HNr.-In our style Of eli
mate, with It's sudden changes Of tempera.
ture-rain, wind and sunshine often in.
termingled in a single day-it is no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are SO frequently taken from us
BY neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, large Doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use Of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor.
rhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease OF the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, "a
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and vii
lage on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, l0c; regular size, Zoe. eod4w
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PERSONAL PoIETs.-Mr. John @, More.
land, a member Of the Matthews Light
Guards, will leave for Texas next week,
on 4 prospecting tour.
Hon. D. F. Pugh, Of Tyler county, Is al
the st. James.
Mr.. A. L, Myers and vile, Of Waynes.
burg, are ut the Mcclure.
Mr.. F. +, Dardine, the scenic artist,
is at work upon the scenery for the new
Washington Hall.
Mr.. James Mathews, who went 10 New
Orleans some weeks since on the steamer
Fanchon, returned home on Thursday
evening.
The contest between Misses Annie Tip.
petit and Ida Jones, at tie North Street
festival, for set Of jeWelry, resulted in a
victory for Miss Tippett. Mr.. Kronyea.
ger won the gold rings, which were con.
tested Tor by himself aud Mr.. Chapman.
Mr.. Waller Duvall drew the crayon
drawing OF dogs head, which was
rallied of at Motfat & Dlckey's store.
Mr.. A. L. Myers, proprietor Of the
Downey House, Waynesbarg, Pa, and his
wife, we're in the city yesterday, pur.
chasing supplies for their hotel. Mr..
Myers says the general feeling among the
people Of Waynesburg and Greene county,
since the completion Of the narrow gauge
railroad, is that they can make their pIr.
chases here to as good advantage as in
Pittsburgh, and he thinks most OF the
trade from his section will now come to
Wheeling to do their buying in prefer
ence to going TO Pittsburgh.
Mr.. VIM. Moorehead, who has been
visiting his brother III our city, has gone
10 WoOdsfeld, Ohio, to visit some friends.
Rev. Joseph GledhilI, Of Bridgeport
Ohio, Is booked for temperance speech
at OTIS ball tonight.
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LECTURE TO THE SCHOOL CH1DREN.-
DR.. Abram Robertson, Of Manchester
New Hampshire. a former resideut OIL
this city, yesterday afternoon delivered a
lecture at the Third Ward School House
before the children Of the public schools
There was large attendance OF tbe lit.
tie folks, and they listened intently 10
what he had 10 say upon "Water," which
was the subject Of his address. DR.. Rob.
ertson is totally blind, and collection
was taken up for his benefit at the close
Of the lecture.
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GGSrHERs ToYs.-Now comes the
holidays, and Of course everybody wants
to know where to buy goods. II our
readers will call upon Genther, the "boss
toy dealer" at 1867 Main street, they may
feel assured they will secure the mos,
useful or ornamental gifts, and that, too,
with the least possible drain upon the
exchequer. Genther has toys Tor all,
both great and small, and children Of
turer years will find many things in his
stock we'll worthy their attention. There
Is little Of everything in his store, and
he has on his shelves nearly every class
oil holiday goods. Those who desire 10
purchase gifts for the holidays could NOT
do better than call upon the "boss" and
examine his stock.
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs. - There was a
very enthusiastic Temperance meeting at
Parkers' Hall last evening. The meeting
was opened by Mr.. Melvin Richards, who
read the 143d psalm. Captain Baggs and
Mr.. R. Hamilton spoke for few min
utes. Several persons signed the pledge.
There will be Temperance meeting at
Parkers' Hall on Sunday night. Hon.
E: g. Cracraft and other good speakers
will be present.
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TIE Counrs. CouEFY CouRT- Judo.
1.-The County Court met as usual
yesterday morning.
The case Of L. Clark aud n. DonoVati
W. The Nail City Brewing Company, ID
aSsumpsit, was put upon trial before The
following Jury: David Greer, John Up.
degrad, A. a: Forgey, John r, LoomiS
John dartner. Joseph Hall, John G. Bach
Fred. NOlte, VIM. Heburn, James Della
plain, Hugh Clark and f. L. Kimmins.
The hearing Of the above cause Occu'
pied the entire day.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning,
The following Is the docket Set for to.
day Henry Schultz yS. O. & W. Goethe
Sauser, Son 4 Co. ys. David Bly, tive
CaSeSl, John Stewart yS. Caroline Cram.
me, Commercial Bank VS.. l.. Il. Morgan
and ]. i, Wayt, Caroline Reiber vs.. w
P, Hubbard, special commissioner.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-A slight FIRE occurred
yesterday afternoon at 1ll3 Jacob street,
between 18th and 18th streets. The
house ia owned.b by Mr.. G.. W. Cunning.
ham, and occupied by Mr.. Hammer, a
cutter at Stallman's clothing house. The
fire was first discovered in coal house
attached to the premises, and was ex.
tlnguished before serious damage WAS
done. The damage will not exceed $50.
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TIE WARRINGTON HALL OPENING
Mr.. James Hamilton, late Of the Ham
ilton Opera House, has engaged the new
Washington Hall for the opening nights,
on the 18th and leth ults., with MIR. and
Mrs. ]. O. Williamson in "struck Oil" as
the attraction. This is a popular card
elsewhere, and We have no doubt the
opening night OF the new amusement
building will be an auspicious one.
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An USGRATEFuL TRAMP.-A day OF
two since man called at an East Wheel
ing residence and asked for something tc
eat, representing that be had not enjoyed
a good, square meal for 10! these many
days. The lady Of the house, mindful thai
che might be entertaining an angel un
awares, bestirred herself and soon sat be-
fore her visitor a tempting repast, tC
which he did ample justice. After hi
departure the found that a roll OF bank
bills, amounting to some nine or ten dol
lars, which she had left in bureau
drawer in the room, had mysteriously
disappeared. While she was preparing
his meal, the tramp had quietly appro
priated the greenbacks.
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CHICKEN thieves are too numerous to
mention. The chicken has become to be
the most unfortunate OF all fowls. No
rooster can tell when he sets himself down
to sleep in his coy coop, but that in the
morning he will find himself miles away
in some butchers domain with his neck
wtung. Itissad for a well.to.do rooster
TO be torn away from the bosom Of his
family and separated from all that is
near and dear to him.
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GhaGttetti2eueer.
SATURDAY. DEC. l6. ,Is77.
New Advertisements.

St. Matthew'S Church.
Toys, TOys-Genther's Variety Store
Holiday Goods eudel, Booth & Co
Orphans Festival.
Trusses, &c.-opera House Drug Store
Holiday GOods-J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co
Otfsl-Schsnck & Zoeckler.
0fial-D. c. List, Jr.
Holiday Presents-Lous Dechert.
Closing 0ut-Oxtoby & Dufield.
Desk Room for Rent.
Notice to Capitalists.
New Crop New Orleans Sugar and Mo
iasses.
Family Flour.
Rio CoAee-M. Reilly.
Trustees Sale.
List OF Letters.
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TRAxsrrns OF REAL EsrArr.-The fol
lowing transfers of real estate were admit
ted to record in the office Of the Clerk o.
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made December "A, 1877, by R
9. Barr, Special Commissioner, to Georgt
Hill. for the north one-hali OF lot No. q
in Joseph Caldwell's addition, on The
west eide Of Market street; 81, $50.
Decd made September IL, 1875, by John
E. Parker, Joseph Nj. Parker and 81.
mon T. Parker, to Sarah Baxter, for piece
Of ground laid out by W. c. Smith (the
Surveyor as lot No. 9, iuWashiugton
distric. $3.50.
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Very Low.-We are sorry to learn
that Lewis Helms, the genLlemanly toll
keeper at the West End Bridge, who has
been confined to his home by sickness for
two or three months, was reported very
low on Thursday. We hope Lew will be
out among his numerous friends shortly.
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TIE 18th Anniversary Of the Wheeling
Mission (English LntherAn) Sunday
School has been decided upon for New
Years night, January LIST, 1878, at the
Opera House. Teachers and scholars
are making preparations for this event
on o scale commemorate with the size
and reputation Of the school, and in entire
keeping with the teaching from Sunday
10 Sunday.
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HAVE used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
pronounce it the best medicine in use.
A case OF consumption here was cured by
its use. We cheerfully recommend Il to
all snllerers.-Jebres, Roberts & Co., South
Boston, Ia, November II, 1875. d&w
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HAEn UP-Were you ever SO reduced
in financial circumstances as TO have 10
borrow stogie from friend? Or 90
low in the pocket that you had to foot a
two mile journey for the want Of street
car ticEet3 Or your pocket-book was SO
flat that you had 10 chew n second hand
tooth pick II you we're you can very
near understand and deeply sympathizt
with "ye poor local." when items are
scarce and he is so hard up to "fll up
that he is strongly tempted 10 commit a
irst'class murder in order to create q
sensation.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine,
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PUIvERALAcHHR GALyAN.
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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"AN EXTRAORDINARY ENTERTAIN
MEM p-The New York Evening Pos
saysthat Brown, the mind reader, gives
IAN extraordinary entertainment. W.
have never heard of any other person
who possesses the same power Of MIND
reading. +" The entertainment
was both amusing and instructive, "a well
as startling"
Remember the sale of seats for the en-.
tertainmenl in this city commences this
morning at Adams 4 Lucas music store
No extra charge for reserved seats.
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CONTRACT AWARDED. = The County
Commissioners have awarded the contract
Of building a toll house at the junction Of
the Fairmont and Elm Grove roads to
Valentine Giesey, at his bid OF $500.
Work has already been commenced on
The building, and 1t is to be completed in
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20 oEST DREss GooDs.-we offer tbia
day 30 pieces Of :.Brocade Matelessee.
English stripes in the new and handsome
shades, al zoo per yard; they are positive.
" the cheapest dress goods ever offered
BY any dry goods dealers. Call early and
receive best choice. ], BLUM 4 BRo.
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ADAMS \ Lucas invite attention to
their FncHRR Pianos, which have q 6ne
powerful tone, and are Furnished at re-
markedly 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 Forsale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price IIiAt,
mailed free on application. For sale al
Adams & LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street,
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ELECTION OF oFFlcERs.-At regular
stated communication Of Nelson Lodge
No. 30, A. F. & A. NJ, held at the Lodge
room on Thursday evening, the following
named officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year, viz: EIwood E. Hughes,
w W. Mss. P. Hildreth, Treasurer; James
Whte!er, Secretary.
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In A CRITICAL CosDrrloS.-we un.
derstand that Mrs. Christina Bach, who
Tell through q grating in Centre Wheel.
ing on Thursday evening and sustained
serious injuries, ia in a critical condition,
II is feared abe may not recover,
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REQuERED TO GIVE BoxD.-'Gus speck
was before Justice Caldwell yesterday,
to answer a charge Of disturbins he
peace, preferred by Rebecca 81. Clair,
The examination resulted in the defend.
ant being held in $50 to be OF good be.
hayior for the next six months.
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GAME DINNER at 10 o'clock sunda,
evening at Laramie's.

Public sALE,-Auctioneer Hsrvey will
this afternoon sell at public sale, on the
premites, house on the corner OF Alley
10 and Eoff street, with a house in the
rear corneriug on the alley. The terms
will be made known at the time Of tbe
sale. The property is in the Fifth Ward,
opposite, ThoS. Hornbrook's residence,
aud is considered as quite desirable.
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Finn Exclusion. - Arrangements are
being made for grand excursion on the
steamer Thanhouser to Matamoras, and
return, from Wheeling and all points be.
tween the two places on next Friday
morning, December 2lst. In the evening
there will be a grand ball given on the
boat at Matamoras. A great number Of
invitations have been extended to parties
along the river. 7. 7. Cockayne's Or
chesra will accompany the excnrsionists
down and return.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15

Lively SKrRMsH.-A teacher, EN-.
plOyed ht one Of the night schools, at.
tempted TO chastise one Of the scholars on
Thursday evening last, when all the other
boys took a hand in the game, and the
teacher came out second beat.