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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
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TEN new vigos and energy. ! am no longer
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q any time during The last Ave yssfs." soad
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

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$50 California. as
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cENo $50. TO O. P. RowELL . 90
- Nsv York, for Pamphlet. Of 100 paees. con
tanning lists Of 1000 ~Hewspapsr, md esdmatss
shoving eost Of s~dvsrtsing. mil
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A rrSg.ru,Na Foa TIM TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNr 10 . eomposiuon Of The
purs-t and choicest ingredients OF the Oriental
vrret.bl. hiagdom. Every irgredient 10 well
.na ,ums. It's embalmins or antiseptic prop
.,sv and aromatic Fragrance makes 10 . toilet
,nxnry. sOZUDOaT removes all dlsagre~eole
aiar. nom the breath caused By eatarrh. bed
tsslh. etc. II 10 entirely n Q IRON The Injurious
and serYd properties Of tooth pa.ees and Pow
ders, which destroy The enamel. one ootus
will last six months. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01
epocERIEs, PROVISIONS, Etc.

GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.
esoaa1 sosssoa. NV. 5oIsos.
ROBINSON 6 FOLSOM,
MAIN srsErr..-----ooLD Hill,
Jus. s.'s. tn. n.,,,..a DRESSING.
WHs%ss'.ls AND RETAIL D.'s'''
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
u'.-,...,.. as. ...,'...'.. o...
o...,.' n.~....'... as.
GOODS OF s's.r Description
~ SOLD eu,Ar ,osto..u.~
sos'nsas a FOLSOM.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
v. L Z NJ Z r VI
....suocsssoa ro....
". LEnERY 4 90 Z,
LOWER ooLD MILL.
IwAys ON HAND A FULL ssOsr.
"A msn' o'
Groceries and Provisions
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Grain and Ground Fec.
WINES a.a LIQUORS.
TOBACC0 ssA CHARS,
PAINTS asa 0IlS.
BOOTS a.A SHOES,
HARDWARE sid CR0CkRRY.
DRY GOODS q YANKEE NOTIONS.
Gsntiemsn's Furnishing Goods, etc. just
received from Vermont, . choice lot OF Maple
syrup and Maple sugar. Goods delivered FREE
N. d. PARTIES Indebted TO the old arm are
requested 10 call promptly and settle..
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Llon's KArnAfnoN make oeenniu1 so~y'
luxurt.nt hair; prevents liz falling out % turn
fug gray. IL has stood the test OF forty yeefs.
M eharmingly pehumsd, md haa no rfvA.
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BY

BY EcR
the ELECTORAL COMMISSION AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The filden Electors Rejected
Unanimously.
AND fHE HAYES ELECfoRs AC-
CEPfED BIZ A VOTE or
RlGHf TO SEVEN.
The Count Completed to the State Of
Vermont.
AND WILL PROBABLY END TODAY.
Minority Report or the chinese
Investigation Committee.
PROCEEDINGS OF fHE rive HOUSES
OF CONGRESS- YESTERDAY.
fsr,uAL purArcHrs TO rur GoLp HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

HAaAx's MAGNOLIA BALx preserves and ~
.,ore- the complexion. emoves frseiiss. an,
and ,ailowness: makss the akin son. vnits ssa
delicate. It's application cannot b detected.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-01

low.citizens OF In tnat
event I wish to say. rs Mr..
Lincoln said on parting with his friends
u. Springfield sixteen years ago. that I
trust you will pray that l may have that
divine assistance and guidance without
which / cannot fail" The reception
lasted from 4 o'clock 10 0.
The ladian Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, February q. - The
Pacific Coast items in the Indian Ap.
propropristion Bill, al hxsd by the
Conference Committee and finally pass.
Cd by both Houses. are /: For the Ari.
zona Apaches. $500. 900 ; New Mexico
Apachss, 500. 900. Incidental expenses
of the service in California and Arizona,
$25, 900 each; New Mexico. 0.000
Oregon, SIS. 900; Nevada. Utah. WASH
ington. $780, 900 each.
The Senate amendment for continuing
the Hoopa Valley Agency is stricken
out. bat an amendment restoring tho
Pspago Agency Of Arizona Is retained.
| The bill otherwise makes the usual pro-
vision for the pay Of agents. etc.. and
the iulhllmsnt OF treaty stipulation'
with the Pacific Coast Indians.
The casisss MsetisE Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-At the Cabi'
net session to-day all the departments
were represented and the session wa'
longer than usual. though nothing o.
pecislly was considered. Tho President
reiterated his determination not to inter
fsrs in the Southern States. but to leave
the question to his successor. As thi'
was the last Cabinet except n Of tA'
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The Count Completed to the State Of
Vermont.
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yUHN YoU WANT TO Oct YOUR
w nams. motto o. ANYTHING IN that linz en-.
ynvvd 90 sporus. WATCHES, s~ifvervarp, and I'll
that cost Of hing. 80 10 Z O. nUTmi. -
rosth o stFsst. virsfnia. and have 70 dose IN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
Prospective Episcopal Diocese in
WcSI Virginia.

hanawha dazcue
Bishop White, Of the Diocese Of Yir-
ginia, has appointed conference 10 be
held at Trinity Church, Parkersburg, on
April 18th, Of the present year, to consid-
er the question OF establishing as an in
dependent Diocese so much Of the Do
cese Of Virginia, us is included in the
State Of West Virginia.
All OF the Episcopal clergy and one
representative OF the Laity from each
Parish, have been invited to participate
in this Conference. As the Diocesan Con-
ventiOn meets in Staunton soon after
wards we presume that some definite
action will be arrived at in this Confer.
ence towards the accomplishment Of an
object that seems 10 be desired among q
very large number OF the members
Of the Episcopal Church in West
Virginia. Among other things which
We understand the Conference will
be called on to do, will be to reconcile
conflicting opinions as TO the character
and boundary Of the new Diocese, should
one be recommended by the Conference.
On the one hand there seems to be dis.
position TO set up as an independent and
selt-sustaining Diocese, while on the
other hand others favor Missionary or
dependent Diocese. What is the rela-
tive strength OF the advocates Of these
respective plans we do not know. Again,
we understand that in the Eastern Pan.
handle there is disinclinatiun TO 60 in.
to the new Diocese in any form. A diyi.
sion which would leave one or two Of the
counties out strikes us as unWise and
unfortunate. 1t would cause social
enlargement between members Of this
influential church in the same State that
ought not to exist. We have no doubt,
however, that good will result to the
Episcopal Church in West Virginia from
the proposed Conference.
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With Malice Toward None and
Charity for ALL

ihlnIl luleluBeneu1
In yesterdays Sunday Leader appeared
an article over the signature Of "a Ger.
man.American," in which the writer tries
to convince the intelligent readers that
wine drinking Is proper and the Bible
allows 1t, giving some quotations from
the Holy Book 10 sustain him in his false
position. II the G. A. had examined
further into the Bible he would have
found that when wine was used on any
public occasion il was almost always
first mixed with water, but at the present
time such persons as the &. A. always
take theirs straight and strong.
In Proverbs xxi we find the following
swine ia mocker, strong drink IL rag.
ing, and whatsoever il deceived thereby
is not wise." The strong drink men.
toned above evidently has reference to
the refined wine mentioned In Isaiah
xxv:vi, which being largely composed Of
alcohol was necessarily rendered intox.
icating. Continuing further In Isaiah,
we find mention Of the Drunkards OF
Ephraim, who err in vision and stumble
in judgment. How many drunkards Of
Wheeling occupy the same position as
the above? The reply you will find in
listening TO almost every speaker who
relates his own eXperience-that where
they erred in Judgment was in taking the
lirstg glass. "Woe unto them that rise up
early in the morning that they may fol.
low strong drink; that continue until
night till wine inlames them, and the
Harp and the Viol, the Tabret and Pipe,
and wine are in their feasts, but they
regard mol, the work Of the Lord. "Verily
how many young men rise up on Sabbath
morning and resort to the wine cellars in
the vicinity Of our city and remain until
drunk, spending their hard earned wages
that ought to go toward the support Of
their families, not only deSecrating Gods
Holy day, but running themselves physi.
cally, morally and socially. And Just here
allow me to say that such persons as the
"G. A." and all who have the same ideas,
come from class Of persons who never
attended temperance meeting, but form
their ideas from narrow and contracted
vision confined in some eight by ten bar
room, but who do not wish to be Convinced
Of his or her error by placing them.
selves lin the way Of a temperance
meeting, to be won over to the side OF
right. The G. A. says whisky drinking
socially is curse to society, but thinks ii
u valuable drug in sickness, while wine is
to be cassed as one Of the blessings Of
mankind. Now, looking at it from a
medical standpoint, it is a we'll known
fact to medical men that alcohol taken
into the system becomes united with the
blood and enlarges the corpuscles, pro.
ducing what is generally called an uncon-
trollable appetite for strong drink, and
wine containing alcohol, which it does, is
just as harmful as the whisky, brandy,
gin, or other alcoholic drinks taken into
the system. With these few facts and
scriptural quotations l will dismiss our
German-American for the time being,
with the hope that the next time he has
an article in the public prints it will lie
for and not against the Temperance cause.
AEsTAINER.
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FOR SALE
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
JAMEs KE11Er vs.. Jonx FLEINKR, q ii

JAMES KELSEY vs.. JOHN FLEisNKR, et1l.
In punuanee Of an order Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio, made at the
January term thereof, A. D. is77 IN the above en-.
titled action, and TO me duly Issued, will Ohrf iOr
sale az PGblle Auction, on
MONDAY, MARCH %, 1871,
All O'clock In the afternoon, on the PrcmlEs, tho
following described Real Estate with the Hppnrip-
names, rs the property Of the defendant, John
FiEsf TRACT-sItuato in the county Of Eel.
mont, Ohio, and being part Of section a, town.
ship ), Of range 2, Same Icing the surface Of Out
I,Ot No, 2O-tho coal strata being excepted BE-
ginning for the same on the top Of tho magnC,ia
limestone SiTata on the Powell line, running due
west with the aid line "a rods 10 = stake on the
County Road near large poplar tree; thence :.
iS5 ", 1920 rods; thence s, 80 4. q rods thenn,
s. iG' W. 10 rods 10 a stone; thence E, rs nod;
thence s. 6S L, 90 rods TO beech trOc; thence
S. 3J' e. 20 rods; thence s. 60 L. 10 rods 10 The
south end Of the cast line Of Powellis-abOTe The
mld limestone ltTatA-t stake thence 10 north.
western direction along tho P. +. Powell line 10
the place Of bcginnlbg containing 81 Acrcs, Rood
and % Pcrches Of land, more or less.
SECOND TRACT-AlSo the surface Of the FOL.
lowing described tTGei, situate In the county and
State Aforesaid, and surveyed by Saul X. Rugglt,
April 20, 1868, being part Of the east half 81 SO
ton q, township Of range 2, and beginning for
the ame at she northeast corner Of Lot No. 10
| surveyed by Kennon, ut q stone and running
thence S, To- W. 1850 rods to stone In the Coun.
| ty Road; thence S, SgM' L. $50 rods 10 a Stalp
near pallng fence; thence with the said fence N.
s2So 4. ID rods to 4 stake thence So T. 2J
rods TO locust tree; thence n. 42lSo T. HISS ruIs
TO small run: thence W. 3g.i5 rods to the plirr
Of beginning, containing Acres and p Perrhts Il
land, more or less, and being the sane trlct Of laid
conveyed to Henry West, Administrator Of Jo,eph
KirkWOOd, decd, to John Flclsner, by deed dated
March ., 1870.
TERNs-CaAh. Appraised nS folloWs-FintTrsci
al s. $50; Second Tract at $780, total $500
J. +. CHARLESWOK1H,
Master Commissioner
HfTIIf. Atty. mFil
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Telegrnrh IIalcs from Whcclinl

leIeSrlpn LSnicS from hhcchns.
The price of telegraphing from this
point has fallen immensely during the last
year, Twelve months ago the price of
day message Of 10 words between Wheel
ing and New York was 70 cents, whereas
tits now % cents, and only 20 cents for a
night message Of 20 words. Twenty-Five
cents is now the price to all parts east or
west, within q radius Of 800 miles OF
Wheeling, and 20 cents for 90 words at
night. St. Louis, Chicago, Louisville,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Washington, Bal.
timorc, Philadelphia and New York, all
come within this radius Of 500 miles,
and to all these parts the rate has been
reduced to % cents. Outside of this
radius the rate has also been greatly re-
duced, rs for instance S6cents to Omaha
in the west and Boston in the east.
OF course this immense reduction in
rates is bound to tell on the receipts Of
the two companies, and also in the value
OF their Stocks but, strange to say, while
it has reduced the quotation for Western
Union down below GS, despite the dec.
laration Of the usual dividend few days
ago) it has had, apparently, the effect to
put the A. & P. stock THAT never yet
paid diyidend) up to 24!, which is or
Spoints above its average quotation for a
year past. The reduction in receipts
seems to havehad the same effect on this
company .as the loss Of virtue on the
young woman Of whom Joseph Addison
long ago wrote in his Spectator, who was
never really prosperous until she had
been "ruined," In proportion as its re.
ceipts fall of the stock Of the company
goes up, which is in harmony with the
Allopathic formula Of "Contaria con.
trariis curantur,"
The showing Of the Western Union
Company for the last year, just made
public, exhibits the business done by it
not only in dollars and cents but also in
the number Of messages sent over its
wires, andalso its increase in mileage Of
wires, as compared with 1875. WequOte
from the report as follows:
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

~
Under and by virtue Of authority vested in tue
undersigned Trustee by deed Of trust inside and
executed by IOnn Wagner and Elizabeth Wngontr
his wife, to the undersigned Trustee dated E0ven.
her ii, 1874, and recorded In the Clerks Office q
the County Court Of Ohio county. State Of West
Virginia, In Record Book No. Z, page, 4S5i, 10 ~
cure unto August Miller the payment Of tWo
promlsary notes therein described, and bearing
even date Herewith, executed by the said John
Wagner 10 the said August Miller, the trust aud
the eight hundred and eighty dollar note were ~
signed April 9th, 1876, BY August Miller to MI
chael Smith, who now Is the beneficiary under sad
deed OF trust, will, on
THURSDAY, April 18th, 1871,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N and oclock
?. N. Of ald day, ut the front door Of the Court
House In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, Wesi
Virginia, offer and expose for sale at Public Auc-
ton the following real estate mentioned and con.
yeyel by said decd t0wit, all Of that certain Iar
10 the sane, being and lying In the town Of south
Wheeling, West Virginia, In Jacobs addition 10
said town (SCC Decd book No. ~, page Gs2,l and
bounded rs follows; On the north by FOrty-dith
street lold Bccch), on the elst by WetZel stret 0i
Coal, on the south by lot sold 10 John Miller by
John Archibald and wife by deed dated June Il,
1870, In Deed Book No. Of, page 800, on the w,si
by the eastern boundary line u the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad and fronting on tho Same ninety.
one feet, and having front on WeiEel street u
ninety lect and ten inches, rs designated by the
map Of survey made by W. c. Smith and recorded
In the Clerks Office Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
In Decd Book No. %, page All.
The amount due aud unpaid on said note Is eight
hundred dollars, with interest thereon from 10
VcmIcT ii, 1876.
TERMS OF SALE-One-halT Of purchase money,
and In addition sufficient TO pay expenses Of ,ar,
cash In hand; tho residue In two equal payments
on credit Of ak and twelve months from lsta
Of sale respectively, for which the purchaser will
bc required to give notes With good security liar.
Ing Interest from date, and lien will lie retained
on said property rs further security.
mrs JOHN MILLER, SR., Trustee.
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SEAIED PROPOSALS, .t.|
FOR MACADAMIzlNG ROADS.

WnRELlSO, W. Va, March 0, 1871 J
Sealed Proposals will DO Tecelvsd al this ONCE
for the following work, until Wednesday, March
18th, 1871, and 10 close at y o'clock noon oil aid
RIVER ROAD-30O cubic yards Of MaCadamlsL
Ing; 200 cubic yards Bridge Masonry, second class;
100 cubic yards Of RmblnkmeAt.
Isl Div.-GREGGSvlLLE, CLINTON 4 20
TOMAC R0AD-2OO0 cubic yards Excavation; 20
cubic yards Bridge Masonry, second class SOOsulae
% DY.-G. ca P. RoAD.-sOO cubic yards Of
MAradamiElng; COO cubic yards Excavation.
FAIRMONT ROAD-360 cubic yards MacadA-
mixing; 800 cubic yards Hp-Rap
WEsT UNION 4 RONEY'S POINT Road
i,iO0 cubic yards Matchmaking,
lsT OVERWHELMING, WEST LIBERTY 4
BETHANY R0AD-20J cubic yards RIP Rap,
% Dlv.--WHG, WI. 4 B. ROAD-i 100 Gu.
bic yards MacadAmlElng.
MEETING HOUSE HILL ROAD-?50 cubic
yards Matchmaking.
Bids must be separate for each road and must be
by the cubic yard for each class Of MATERIAL spet-
lOOse or solid rock respectively including cost Of
hauling not over 100 yards
All Matchmaking 10 3-nCh gauge measured
10 the airing.
Bidders nuIt give full names and Postofiec ad-
dress also the names Of some responsible party or
part les as reference for the character and capacity
Of the bidders.
Plans and specifications TO 10 seen at this Office.
Tho Board reserves tho right to reject uny or all
CHARLES II. DETTERs, Clerk.
W. c. SMITH, County Engineer and General
Sup't Roads. mTlO
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RsIering 10 the above, beg leave to state TO The
public that will continue the business Of Fancy
Groceries, Coniectonsrles, &C., at the old stand,
and respectfully IolIdt 4 continuance Of the n.
trOnSse % literally bestowed Onths old arm.
mriI O. 8. FEENY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19
GENERAL NOTICES.
nlssoLUTroN.

The arn Of BO,lsy 4 Feeny has this day been
dissolved BY mutual consent, 7. W. Boiley retiring.
The business Of The late hrm will 10 settled By
q. =. Feeny. All persons indebted to the old Arm
are expected 10 maize settlement at once.
DosLEY 4 FEENY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19

Referring TO the above beg leave 10 state to the
public and patrons that will continue the buIi-
nets Of Leather and Shoe Flndlngs at the old stand
and respectfully solicit continuance Of the mtIo-
mage 70 literally extended heretofore; and VIII en-
deayor 10 keep q full line Of everything In our
buSness, which will DO offered ut the lowest market
rates, lnrIlg) J. W. G. SMITH.
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THoMPsoN & HIBBERD,
1871 Market Street.
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters and
Brass Founders.
TIsSOLUTIoN.

In retiring from the firm Of ]. q. Smith & Son, l
take pleasure In returning my thanks to our friends
and patrons who have favored us In the past, and
trust a continuance Of the same may DO extended
10 my son, who continues tho business.
q EAIIEI
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In retiring from the arm Of BOslsy a FOeny, /
take this occasion 10 return my thanks 70 our pa-
irons who have favored Us In the past and 10 COR
daily recommend my iucCcssor.
p. W. BosLRY.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sDaily except sunday-CumberIand AtcommO-
tpaily eXoeptsunday-Newark Accommodation.
tstGulenyille AccommodAtion.-ThI train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BelAire, stopping when requi-
red a. sherman HOUSE, &tnaVille, West Wheeling
and Gnyel Hin. :"
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Isasant HIN Nursery, Ohio Co., W. Va,

Pleasant Hill Nursery, Ohio Co., W. Va,
at GREATLY REDUCED RATES Tor the spriu,
Of 1877, which stock consists Of large lot Of Two
three and four year old Apple trees, all 6rl clas
TO feet high, and embracing 100 choice varietlt.
aItO very large stock Of Peach trees one and two
years from bud, strictly fint class, embracing 50
varieties, with a fair stock OF Pear and Cherry
trees, dwarf and standards. Also, Plum. QuiBrr
aud Apricot trees. Forty varieties Of GrapeTlufs
one and two years old. Currants, Goostberrirs,
Strawberries, RnspbcrriGs and Blarkberrics, In Va.
riety. EvCrgreens and Shrubbery In yatiety, and
One Shade trees, all sizes,
The above will be offered at greatly reduced sif.
until the 10Th Of April, particularly by the 100 OF
LOCO. Liberal Inducements 10 dealers and club.
Correspondence solicited from all perssns dCsihBf
good nursery stock.
Remember that these trees arc all grown on the
highest land In the county, which socures for them
thoroughly ripe and Actlimaied growth, and that
The past Is years experience Of the proprietor sud
o. the fruit growers generally has placed thiSamOns
the most iaVorably known nurseries Of this roun.
try, All trees carefully packed and delivered At
the Railroad Station FREE Of charge.
For further particulars address,
Il. Z. DUNLAP, OF
WA. NJ. DUNLAP,
fei-d4w West Alexander, Washington Co, p.
=
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The growth Of the companyb property
and business during the year is Shown by
the following comparative exhibit Of the
miles Of line and wire, and the number
Of offices, on the lst day Of January, 1875
and 1877, and the number Of messages
sent In 1875 and 1875,
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objection NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
Tic annual meeting Of tue Stockholders Of Green.
wood Cemetery, for tho election Of Directors and
the Transaction Of such other business rs may b.
brought before them, will 10 he'd Of the office Of
the Company on THURSDAY, March I'D, bc-
tween the hours Of one and three O'clock I'm.
mTI L. c. BONuAM, Sec'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

ToR BEHT-A HOUSE, OF SIX ROOMS, COZ.
il ner " BroadNay and Indiana RtA, Island,
mfIO No. liz IL, q chSSiI S Y stiss..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-19

The official reports for the last six
months Of 1876 having been made up
since the last meeting Of the Board, ii &
now practicable to make a comparison Of
the business Of the calendar year, 1876,
with that OF 1875, which Ia a follows;