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%. Pasrick's Day.


dawned bright and cheerful, and though
the ground was covered with heavy snow.
prsoessions formed In various parts OF the
Guy :. = Early hour and after church
n ths nrmhsr ~ .hor, n smona ~
notable features Of the procession were the
Second Regiment, various Catholic tenn
peranoe societies and other civil organiza-
NEW Yong. March ,7-rhs po,,cs cou
missioners gave orders that the streets be
thoroughly cleaned for the processionists
Of to-day, but o snow-storm coming up
last evening and continuing throughout
the night, made the cleaning impossible.
However. tho Irishmen In line. which Is
not - extended a. that Of previous years.
are ~ enthusiastic ~ ever. Neither bands
o banners are Is numerous a. hsrets-
fore.
The United States and Irish flags foated
In unison from many ~fiagstaffs. The day
will be closed by balls and banquets,
Brooklyn and other adjoining cities had
parades. with the atmosphere and tempsra-
ture n uncomfortable that Of New
York.
WARRINGTON. March II. President
Hayes reviewed tbs procession. the bands
= they passed playing "Haii to tho
~
Tse Sena'e To-day.
WASHINGTON harch lI.-After Along
discusaion inc SENATE ~ 10 D. AdoptedA
resolution authorizing the sub-Electi0ns
Committee Of thrse IN Wait Oregon dur.
,n, an. ro.... 4, a, .o.u., ,n.ais,
As ~
anu sAsmine ,he charges against ooVernor
urover' Following Is the vote
ien-Aiison' Antlohy. bayaru' Druce'
blaine Bogy., Boeth' Chafiec. Uhristancy'
Cooks, Conkling, Davis OF Illinois. DOR
sey, Eaton, Garland. Hamlin, Hoar, Howe,
Johnston. Jones OF Nevada. MCMILLAN,
Nicholson, Maxey. Mitchell. horgan,Mor
son. Randolph. Rollins, Sargent, Saunders,
Spencer. Teller, fwadleigh. Window. and
"i,ners' IstaINSy. w., v,.,,,,.
NJ. 1osa,o,5 W.Traar, wsrr;mon
yv.,i.a. .na W.T.. To,si.s
W. ] :. nr,m, IN ooo sx,ra
We. 49, pr.a ~
COPPER oi the hone'Ary Somu'is,on
The Cominlttees on nun anu W au,
nv anu y eon'roi .yn.nn - ~, anr,an
INC oehas' "ero Au'no'i"'" 'ui'"S
recvss' o. t.,. pxo.,u,o
~ oena'o '"sh "eh' in'o H""''
session.
MI
~ 49,. n. - IT., r.u...,.
-. A.. ,n.
A.. H., 49,.
sueces'iui eanuiaa'os Io' u'
Marshalship for tho Northern Disuict OF
Illinois, was Amer Stillwoll. He was nd.
mitted to o private audience with the Pres
ident, anu preserves hls papeis ine
~ .aS H. auLI.a S,iIi,.aii ,n n. face
said "Your papers arc ali unexception.
able. There Is notheng In your record
which does not seem to show hat you are
fully qualified for the position, u there
is one insuperable objection 70 your hP-
pointment Q any Federal once Una. H.
suIivcIl len Inc Presidential
Office convinced that the fact which many
thought would insure his appointment had
rendered his defeat inevitable
The .. world ON Hayes.
Nvx, yorx. March IA W.,Lr. adj.
- .o,.,,,,-
,ior,, ri,b, or authority 10 keen ,roop. in
s,,,s.hor.o a, . ,ovcrsivu Stats when
h oo,.,nor ~ ,b,, s,.,e reouc,tsd him
N withdraw them. than he Mas without
the reouest Of the Governor Of that State
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N~ALEDoNlA sILvEa MINING

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
u COMPANY. Location Of principal place
II business, Han Pranclsco. California.
Location % works. Storey county. Nevada.
Nouee.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
ovingdescribed stock, on account OF sssess
ment mo. o. levied OF the 10Th day Of f.b-
rusry. is1f, the several amounts set oppositr
the names OF the respective sh~arsholders. ~
Nsmss. No. csrtif. shs. Amt.
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LIon's KArHAnon makes beautiful. glossy.
luxnrisnt hair: prevents its falling out az turn.
Ing gray. II hiss stno I The test OF forty years,
I, charmingiy per.uned. and has no rival
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~. Hraseises Beard.
Last xvExrxe.
10 Kureka Con. II
1850 Alps, Leo. l.S3
lias Rye Patch. .. $40
sts LEOPARD. ~, ~
IS Glia, coo
90 Panther. cc
loo Northern Bsiis. Is
lsS 0epeesi Thomas. SOC
S2s Manhattan. . 80, st..sA
100 Grand Prixr. Al
sio Modoc, AZ. Az. aks, s&
70 New Coso,S
llio Coco Con-, l5c
$50 Golden Chariot. 3iD.3S
go Leeds.
60 o,sf@sa. Is -. sss 40. CO 50 ssS. es,
%, 10
ITO 0phir. NV. asS
% Grown Point. "
90 Utah. Is bs
10 Caledonia, Ia
iso Bsst . Bslshsr. sk
80 Con. Virgins, t3k. cs
12O Bslehsr, 81
" yellow Jacket. u
ais Gould q curry. is's, t9t
$50 California. Gk. tsh bio
$50 sisrra Nsvada. 81
IS Justice. t7k
10 Bullion. ieS. ieS
THIS noRsrSe.
iss ophn. a5S. 2ss.p
50 Nsxican, II
10 aould 4 Curry, i2t
30 Bsst 4 Bslehsr. 3ls. ~
2ss California, tsk rs. tsS bs
% savage. IN
30 Hale / Norcros., 81
Chosiar P.tosi. No sales
is5 Crown Point. .
800 yellow Jaeket. u
$40 Imperial. LIS. i0O
10 Alpha. I'm
" belcher, 81
sTs sierra Nsvsia. 5s.sS
lao Titan. lin. liz
% suliiou. iss
leo Exehequer. sh
2to ovsrmsa. 70. esS: sss. ysN
ms Justice. i1S 40. i3s bO
- Union Con Ia
$50 Lady Bryan. isc
iso Julis. 40
90 c4isdonia. ~. IN 30
10 Baltimore, IN
20 silver piii 9
10 Challenge, w
80 DAyton. SOC
% Nsw York. SOC
" Rock Island. Csc
100 Occidental. rs
luo Alta. "
$50 Kossuth. SOC
$40 Andes. i.0
aO ward, $50
iss NORTH Con. viryiaia. 1e
tts Trojan. llo.t
loo Lady Washington. AGO
% Meadow Valley. eos
$50 Raymond q kly.5
no Euseka Con-, II
u, Alps, ik.a
30 bslmcnt, ,, i.0
10 Rye Patch
iI1 Leopard. ~
100 Panther. 800
10 Ola, sc
- Northern Belle. 7Sk si0
$50 General ThomAs. BIC
80 Manhattan. 8 80
90 brand Priks. ~
$50 Nodoc. ., y 10
go New Coos
10 Coso Con-. loo
go Golden Chariot, IN
80 Poorman. lOc
100 Leeds.3
i0o Herrisburg. toc
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BY

oil 6e6NNHu -
IA PROTEST AGAINST THE Ap.
PolHTMENT OF FRED
ERIcK DOUGLASS.
which Was Treated with the Con.
tempt It Deser we'd.
A BAD THING FOR TIE RELA.
fIyEs OF PRESIDENT
AND MRS. HAYES.
Their Relationship . Supreme Oh.
stacle to Appointment TO once.
REPORT THAT rRooPsi ARE
TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM
the SOUTH.
And that Packard and Cham.
berlaln Must Take Care
OF Themselves.
A TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION
IN INDIANA.
Twelve Persons Killed and Seven
Wounded.
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National 0u.rd Hall.

A more thoroughly appreeiative audi
enee than the one which filled National
Guard Hall last night never was seen In
Virginia City. II was worth almost as
much To watch the audience ~ the play.
1.-THE Big bonanza" which was presented.
Is reple,e with l~aughable situation. and
striking scenes. Miss LOWS could not
look mora charming in any character
than that Of Eugenia. She took the hearts
Of all present and held them captive.
Many a young fellow upon shutting his
ewes last night beheld in Imagination the
form Of Mis- Lewis resplsndent In .
glorious radiance. Mr.. Moore did him
self great credit a. Jonathan CAdwallader.
and Mr.. Ward straight from the big bo-
nanzal. was. as he always IL. good. MI.
Mathews. as Dc Haas, struck the counter
part 81 his character, for once, and being
natural. was excellent. A large audience
will witness the same play this evening.
Go early.
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NEW TODAY.
LIST aE UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DExAININ9 IN THE PosToTPIcR at
II 0a,d lliii, Storey county. ksvada
Mach ~. 1871. 10 not called Cor within one
month they will be sent TO the Dead Letter
nsHsa Al Vashlnutan n. ~
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A TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION
IN INDIANA.
Twelve Persons Killed and Seven
Wounded.

[srrciAL D.rArcurs TO rur GolD Hill
DAILY NEwsl
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'''soa.@ss.,,..
""'sn . a...r.i.., s''sFss,..
cANDi.kns can sxuis
PROVISIONS OF ALL kikDss
rux BRsr ~ WINES AND LIQUORs
a. Wholesale a.a Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
I'm RICHARD MERCER.
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
ALEX. MomARrIM

n RsPRcrPuLLY ANNoUHcEs HiMsELY
IL ~ candidate fpr Town Martial of Geld
ain st the coming municipal election. subject
TO the decision Of his friends and fellow ciu'
zsns. mhso'd'
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sSoUSCExEsfs
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
EDWIN 2. HALL

D EsPRCTTuLLY ANHoUSoRs pIMsELY
~ - candidate for the of1ee Of Town Marshal
OF Oo.d Hill 81 the ensuing election In hay
seIt, subject 10 the decisiou OF the people.
mhlGt .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15

BEI1ARE LocArs.-oaicer Roeder
yesterday took a prisoner from Benwood,
one Edward Cannon, 10 BarnesyilIe, 10
answer before Esquire Floyd, Of that
place, to charge OF bastardy, brought
about month ago by Elizabeth King, a
maiden who had loved him IN. ". b. I. W.
Officer RoCder has had the warrant for
several weeks, but never found Cannon
on this side Of the river until Thursday.
Ten or twelve couples, OF young iolks
went out to St, Clairsyille last evening to
. social party at the residence Of Mrs,
Roscoe.
Col. Baron is conyRlescing from his re.
cent spell Of pneumonia. He was out
Thursday.
Lieut.. Llneh, commanding squad Of
the Mathews Light Guards, and Lieut.,
Little, commanding like squad Of the
Bellaire City Light Guard, will this
afternoon test the superiority Of their
commands as marksmen at the range Of
Company D, west Of town. Our boys
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HNRUsrEL's SALE.

i
BY virtue ola deed Of TTtust mazda M, r, .,..,v,.
and Merry, his vile 10 tbe M, dSni;r,J E4' ~
dated the Isl dRy Il January. mi and LIZ g,
corded In the Ctfk's otce Or the toun1T G",,,, =,
Ohio county, WeSt VlrYInla, In Med a, l,S,I "a
Mortgage BOOK No, 4, pRPes 4OS Rnd INg Iii o1
= f'SSs ''' A"N wv WI" W
FRIDAY The 18th day Of December, ISL,
BEGINNING nj 10 o,rl.rk AN NJ ,,Ld Al, a.,
front dor d The Court Aouss Of Ohio 'I m
iaIioTinS ds.rr,InS 1919 ~, PUBLIC GaC!l"n al hS
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a GOOD Word for wellsOurs.

a Good Word for WeIlsburg.
Herald Of Yesterday.
It may be well enough Tor parties out
Of town but contemplating moving in, II
any suCh there are, TO be informed that
Welliburg has at this time no municipal
debt, Except possibly one note Of $500,
paid probably by this time) and that her
running expenses are much smaller than
those Of the generality Of towns, l5 cents
on the hundred dollars taxable valua-
ton, sufiicing for all purposes. This Ia
less than is required to pay interest on
the bonded debt alone Of some OF our
Heighbors. Our corporate improvements,
streets, alleys, pavements, markets, land
ings, fire and water arrangements sufii-
cient for our needs, are, generally speak
ing, pretty good and all paid for,
besides public school accommodations
for FIVE hundred children at cost
Of considerably over $4,000, nearly
paid for, and all in far working order
and repair. We have all the railroad
lacilities, now, that we want, or can use,
aud no heavy corporate debt on railroad
account as most towns have. We have Il
vein Of frat quality coal, 225 feet under
ground, that, 1t is the general understand
ing, belongs to whoever will go after it
and that has been tested and fully proven
by shalt, not half mile distant from
the Court House. Besides all this, we
have plenty of first claas building lots that
have been selling exceedingly low and
can be had yet very cheap, but which will
undoubtedly, advance in price. Take it all
around, you might go much further than
Wellsburg in search Of locality for
business purposes or comfortable living
and fare Just that much worse.
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have provided an extra set Of bullh eyes
to replace the one destroyed BY their arst
round.
A little child Of Mr.. CHASER, Of ROse
Hill, died on Thursday.
On Chtistmas morning the children Of
the NJ. E. Sunday School will DO treated
10 cake, candy, etc, In connection with
this treat, there will be committee Of
ladies at the church Christmas forenoon
for the purpose Of receiving any donation
intended ior the poor Of the city. These
ladies will zee that all articles put under
their charge reach persons deserving Of
The change Of times Of opening and
closing schools goes into effect next Mon
day.
Little Mary Keller, the girl who was
killed by the narrow gauge engine on
Thursday, will be buried AZ l01 n. to.
day. Mr.. Sherry, the engineer, purchased
her shfoud and coffin.
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The New pIsnop 81 Iyest ylrglnIn.


From tnM weeks southern ClurcnulAh.
The Convention Of the Diocese Of West
Virginia, with Bishop Whittle in the
chair, met at Charleston, Kanawha coun.
~, on Wednesday week, with thirteen OF
the clergy present. We much regret that
the information we wrote for and expect.
ed has not been received. We can only
give information as was given by one Of
the clerical delegates. Kov. Messrs. W.
II. Meade, 4, H. McKim and J. II. &c.
c!eston were nominated. Rev. Mr.. Meade,
on the first ballet, was elected by the
clergy, but the lAity did not concur. The
The Rev. DR.. Eccleston was afterwards
elected by majority OF one Of the Cler-
gy, and the laity concurred. Any OF these
gentlemen would have made excellent
bishops. The gentleman elected ia "as
sound as a dollar"-one OF the best
preachers we ever heard, and il he &C.
cepts, as we hope he will, the new do.
cese will have frsl rate head.
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made and ItculSi
6y bal@ter 6chott aud wife to thu undtbigped
the year 1876. ind duly recorded Ia lLr lerEI
otheG Of the Sounty Court Of Manhall routIy, wtsl
VnHinIat In Deed Of Trust Book No. = P;,r rs,
VIII sell At public lale at the front do0TOi the tout
house oil Ohio county, In The city oil Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December. ISL
Beginning at 10 o'clock a. N. Of said day, all lhs
following described real estate, that isIOIKy:
The north half Of that lot or parcel Of MsL stu.
ate 10 MArShAlI county, W. Va, containing ave
acres mere or le1s, which Vas conveyed tot a. W,
Russell ~ deed bearing date the 18th day d OttO
Der, 1850, from Daniel Lamb commission I. undtT
certain deeFe0 Of the Circuit curt iOr OhUcOun.
iyi The Md lot being part Of the bottom land d
Bosgf Farm, and being lot number four Il Ou lba
pat marked A, In suit In chaucery 10 Nilth lbs
Gtnetal Insurance Company Of Maryland IA
complainant and L. 2ale, AdminlIrSnN, and
Moses ". Chapllne, executor and helm, aud OthefI
deiendAnt1, and between VIM. ChApllBe, r'a pAin.
ant, and the said RdmlniSimlriR, executor IDi
heiI and otheiS dslendAnts, lying nett hIIE ihe
land Of John hRndlAn, and said lot being divided
l Il tyo equal parts BY division line ltIHtea
John kohnlein and Peter LonhRTt, dtce.Ed dawn
aetoes the same from eat 70 wes parallel NiIh ard
~ equal distance from the northern and southern
boundaries Of Aaid lot No. four ~, all thh rn
which llea north Of that division line Ia heiseJ
conveyed.
TERss OF aALE-s26O0, or AI much more OF The
purchase money ~ the purchaser may elect 10 pay,
cash on day Of Eale the residue In one Irhf IRON
the date Of sale, with interest upon MD deferred
payment from IRid day Of sale, and the puIehiSd
10 give his note secured by DEED Vi tru'i IN 1hs
said property for HIid deferred payment.
WIN. C. HANDLAE, Trustee
BY GEo. 7. LNCHp colo toi
W. II HUM AnctlonnaE DOl5
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Give Alicia Chance.

Columbus Dispatch.
4Alice Oates, at the opening Of her Gu
gagement at Cincinnati on Monday even.
Ing, made speech to the audience, asking
the public to suspend opinion in her case
until she could be heard in the courts,
where she would at least have shown to
her that mercy that the newspapers had
denied her. Thatsright. Give Alice a
chance. We don't take much stock III
that story Of Mrs. Laurent anyhow. Mrs,
Oates appears TO have too mach sense 10
fall in love with such an individual ~
Henry (Gisling) Laurent"
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MoRoANTowN has q minister named
Jordan, and, very appropriately, he IL
Baptist, and although he does not bap-
tiss people in the Jordan he does i'm
mere them in the Monographs, and in
such numbers, too, that the FOst Is moved
to remark that he Is the right man in the
right place.
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We shall publish on Monday next the
fnt installment Of history Of the
Custom House in this city, together with
the history Of the surveyOrship OF the
Port preceding it. The records on the
subject constitute a part Of the history OF
the cit, land are worthy Of being put in
pteservable form.
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Crookcdness IN BellaLre.

Ohio county, West Virginia, has some
kind of body, whose privilege and duty
it is, 10 investigate the returns made to
the assessors for taxation. Some recent
Investigations developed much crooked.
mesa on the part Of the Taxpayers in Ohio
county. II We had committee with
power to send for persons and papers,
and adisposition to inquire curiously into
the returns, there would be some inter.
esting facts brought 10 light, and as much
as 100000 added to the taxable property
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THE Pope, like Senator Morton, holds
on to life with unusual tenacity, and gives
audiences to visitors and attends to bust.
ness while all the world is waiting for
himtO die. According to The latest news
he may live for some time yet. he is to
hold a ConslStory on the 2lst.
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D. s. LoNo,:,o Wheeling, ia announced
to deliver an entertainment styled IAN
Evening with the American Poets," con.
si,ting Of readings, Sc, some time next
Term, In the Chapel. This Is not one Of
the regular lectures, bu: something tina!
will, no doubt, DO as intsrestins.-llOr'
gaHiows POIt.
Mr.. Longis an accomplished amateur
elocutionist, and we are sure that he will
afford our MOrgantOwn friends an enter.
tainment worthy OF a large audience.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of three several deeds Of trust mai,
md executed by John L. Parker, JoSrph h j.
Parker and slniOn P. Parker to the un,ersprt
Trustee, dated respectively on the Sd day Of juIT
ls74. the 9th day Of september, 1874. and theiNh
day Of August, 1875, and daily recorded Ia ia
Clerks otheo Of the County Court u OhiO counts
Wet VirRinla, 10 Deed Of Trust 30 K No :, pIGs.
las and l4S, Iced Of Trust Book no, 4. nasF5 ss0
and Ssl, and Deed u Trust Book No. Ii, psge I'D.
respectively, l vii, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day oil January, is7s
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A y. q aid day, At tho
trout door Of the Court House Of Ohio cOunty, In
the city Of Wheeling, sell 1t public uurtIo1 III
following described real estate that u 10 ~, l0i,
numbered Thirteen (lS) and Fourteen ~ 90 ,hs
east side Of Main street, between TWruty.6hh
StEeet iiormeriy MEIBhalD aud TWEEN J.,iTib
street formerly Dlvlob). in that pat Of the CIV
Of wheeling known - Centre Wheeling to,rthsf
With all the Improvements upon sAid two Vi, md
lhe hereditaments and appurtsnlures LelOuSlnV
thereto.
TERMs OF sALE : ne-thlrd Of the IllrrLnp
money In cash, and the REMINDER In " 0 e0ull
inAtallments a. one year and Two ytAr, lrOm liz
day Of Dae, with Interest on said deferred install.
mems hom Sall day, the puIchHLeE u give GCuIiiy
isr the deferred payments 10 DO aPptSWl bJ lie
Trustee.
deli JAMES p, ROGERS. 1raye-
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FOR SALE.
TlRUsrEEs SALE OF
TRlADELPHIA PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of q DEED Of Trust made h, u,..-
liner and Mary liner, his Wlie 10 ths S5a ioI
Trustee, dated February \, 1870, recorded in ,,',
Book No, 8. page ~, Of the land IeOEis St XIV
county NIL tell al The front dOyr d ibe Co1,
House Of Ohio county, on ''' >'u'
SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1871,
commencing At 10 o'clock a. NJ, the iolovIp, a.
eefi6ed real estate: All that lot Of ground NAV.
md ying IN the town Of 1ElAdelphIS Ohio NM.
West Virginia, designated % ihs plai al III NV,
a. lot numbered SlKty.seVGn (6ij, with t6e is'.l
mentA thereto belonging. ''V 'ne'
1he titls y believed 70 b perfect, butl .illc,,
tey such title only y ID vested ID me b. AID AZ
Of trust. wv
TEahs oy sALE-One-thIrd cash, the L-lspc, /.
evidenced By Negotiable prOmiasory nOicS. N" mi.
10 10 retained until payment 10 iuil, @' A''
a, W. 4. CALDWELL, Trustee.
" Ss w SSWgAat ootCltoIs sepl-H
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UnpOpularity of the EcIlalre
Market House.


Belaire independent
Our Bellaire market has about "petCr.
ed OUT The attendance is limited to a
few persons, living in the immediate
neighbothood. Many persons thought
there was not the slishtest need for a
Market House, at the time this was built.
Time has proved them to be right. Oilers
thought ordinances enough could be
passed by Council 10 compel the people
TO patronize the market. Vexatious law
suits resulted in making the market cx.
tremely unpopular with a large cla.s oil
persons, and now we have little Of the
market left, except the place and big
lawsuit between the proprietor and the
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ARomantic Hunt.

Bellalre Independsnt,
The editor OF the Leader went hunting
last week, into the wilds Of West Yir.
ginia. When returning, he was escorted
% the boat by a battalion Of the beautiful
daughters otthe mountains.
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A wheeling Clergyman In Nor
folk.
NOliolk landmark Of nth,

NUIIuIk LIuuhIk OF IIIul
The meeting commenced at the Disci
plea chapel last Sunday bids fair to be o
more than ordinary interest. The Rev
D. p. Miller, OF Wheeling, W. Va, who
ia conducting them, is scholarly, Chris
tian gentleman and a speaker OF higt
order. He breaches this evening at 7:SC
o'clock, and every evening during the
week at the same hour. He will also
conduct an hours service every after
noon, commencing to-day, at 4 O'Clock
The public are cordially invited to al
these services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15
The Wheeling aud Lake Erie
Railroad.
CadIE Sentinel.

As there are rumOrs Of damaging
character aloat on the character of Pres
ident Robinson and other members Of the
Board OF Directors Of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad, We are.requcsted by
reliable gentlemen TO state that the
charges made through the press and 9th.
erwise are without foundation, and have
been uttered and published for the pur.
pose Of injuring President Robinson and
others. And until these charges can be
Investigated the public is requested 10
withhold judgment and await The deyel-
opment OF tho truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD.

TOall who are suffering from the error and In.
dI'entiOnS Of youth, nervous weakness carly de-
eay, lOaS Of manhood, DC i will send you receipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary In
South America. Send a IeII-addreaSed envelope to
the REv. JOSEPH T. imam SiaiiOa D, BESIe AoEIs,
Nes York Guy. @pIs-eOd4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15
TRAvELERs' GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation This tEIin only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove,
tDaily except Sunday -NoWATk Accommodation
t3lGubenVillO Accommodation train dur.
Ing the day passes backward aud forward between
Martins Ferry md BellRire, stopping when requi.
red At Sherman House, RtnAyile, West Wheeling
and lEaYhl Hin.