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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-28

PERSONAL PolSTs.-Manager Hamil.
ton has booked J. c. Williamson and
Miss Maggie Moore Slrs. Wiliansou),
for the 18th ult., il their great success,
"Struck Oil"
Our young friend Mr.. Jacob Kemple
arrived home yesterday from the Cheat
Mountain country, looking hale and
hearty. He has been talking temperance
at Piedmont and Keyser City, where Mr.
james Cunningham has the work success
fully inaugurRted. He reports great
destruction Of property by the recent
food on the North Branch of the Potomac
river, also on the South Branch, but TO
what extent is unknown. Jake says he
prefers Wheeling, with It's homely sights
aud surroundings, 10 eternal hills ard
nountsins with all their Rcenic grandeur.
especially when the rains descend copi.
ously, "a during the four days he was
among them.
Mr.. Barley Campbell and his comedy
company will be here 10 December.
Misses Fannie N. Harris and Mary
Steele are candidates for beautiful neck.
lace to be voted Tor at festival given by
the La Belle Mission School. The neck
lace ia on exhibition in the window oil
Jake Grnbb's jewelTy store.
Lou Buchanan (c0lored) spoke at Par.
keEs Hall Monday evening. He said
when the Snake Hunters were drilling
here during the war it WA hard to tell
whether they we're after the snakes or
the snakes were after them.
Mrs. Francis Ellen Watkins Harper,
an intelligent colored lady, lecturcd in
the West End (BridgeporD N. E. Church
last evening,
Mr.. Banning introduced bill In the
House to-day for the establishment Of a
branch mint in Cincinnati.
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SHOOTING MATCH AT FsAHK WALTERS.
There was quite crowd OF amateur
riilemen at Frank Walters Two.MiIe
House yesterday afternoon, 10 pattici.
pate in the shooting match announced 10
take place on his grounds. Probably one
hundred persons were present, including
some ofthe crack shots Of thecily. Frank
bad al turkeys ready to be slaughtered,
but the greater number OF them were re-
prieved through the influence Of Old
Prob, who interrupted the shooting
shortly after 1t commenred with shower
Of rain, which continued during the re.
mainder OF the afternoon and put com.
plete stop to the sport.
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couNr9 couar JuRoRs-.The follow.
log 10 list Of Jurors drawn for the De,
ceinber term Of the County Court:
lHdshiNgtoa Diairiai-Peter Greer, Enoch
Ball, Michael Edwards, Alex. Campbell,
NadisOa = Henry Ditiman, August
Matthews, Alexander H. FOrgey, Hugh
McGaw.
0ey-Henry stamm, Archie Paxton,
W. D. johnson, W. N. Curtis.
UaiOa-W. NJ. Botsiord, L. @. JsiFers
Henrick Amick, Peter Dolan.
ctntre-James Hall, Q. W. seabright,
John GAetner, ]. L. Holiday.
Wsb'tr-Jamea Carney, John G. Beck,
Stephen Clark.
Riiehs-JaeOb Eta, g. H. stoksr, W,
s. Craig.
Rieh!and- Elisha Connolly, W. T. Nj.
chols, James DelAplain.
Abey-W. r. 'Durbin, W. Maxwell,
George Gibson.
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STOLE A GUN CoAr.-Yesterday after.
noon an impecunious individual, while
plodding YEARLY down Main street in the
rain, spied a gum coat on dummy" in
front Of Kraus' clothing store, just below
14th street. He was wet, and he looked
upon that gum coat with longing eyes.
Suddenly he put forth his good, right
hand and yanEed the coat off the 'dum-
N.Y." Kraus saw him and made for
him, but the fellow was swift Of foot and
long winded, and he gave the honest
brakeman long and unsuccessful chase.
Turning up l4th street the thief got into
the alley in the rear OF the Opera House,
thence made his way TO 18th street, and
running up l2thto Market, he soon dis
appearedin the crowds on that thorough.
fare. KrauS complained 10 the City Ser.
geant, and the police were on the lookout
for man with gum coat last night.
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THANKSGIVING AT THE CAPrTA1.-our
clever friend Martin Thornton, proprietor
OF the Capital Dining Rooms, oilers a
rare bill Of fare 10 his patrons on Thanks.
giving Day. He promiles turkey, pleas
ant, quail, venison, squirrel, oysters and
all the delicacies Of the season, which
will be served up in elegant style. Those
who wish an excellent Thanksgiving din.
ner should dine at the Capital, 1855
Market street.
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THE RECENT BARGE DIsAsrER.-Mr.
Neill, general agent Of Grays Iron Line
otbarIcS, arrived in the city yesterday
from Pittsburgh, 10 look after the inter.
ests Of his company in the barge disaster
at the Bellaire bridge on Monday. The
wrecked barge was valued at s.. 500, and
is total loss, as it was not insured,
There were 2S7 tons Of glassware on the
barge, which were insured for $1,000 in
the Western Insurance Company, OF
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Esill has succeeded in
recovering about 800 boxes Of the glass,
and hopes 10 secure more when the river
falls sufficiently.
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TGAsksavIro EmrarAnMrSfs-
Below will DO found List Of the enter.
tainments arranged for Thanksgiving eve
and ThankSgiying night:
The A. Roll Boat Club will have ball
at Turner Hall this evening,
Rev. J. McKendree Kelley, Of Balti-
more, il announced 10 lecture In the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church this evening
on 1.-THE Upiversal Yankee Nation"
Al Goetse'a Hall, Tonight, the Twi-
light Social Club will usher Ia Thanks
giving with ball.
The came programme has been ar
ranged BY the Nail City Boat Club, at
their new boat house.
The Glass Blowers Social will give
ball at Zilch's Hall, Bellaire, tonight.
Aseleet bop, which has been the sen.
satlon Of the hour In iaShionable circles,
will take place at the MCLure House TO.
night
The Germania Singing Society will
have a social dancing party at their hall
thi. evening.
The Mission Band Of the First Presby.
Giluu NhuESNlt auu tuo lbuCueTa VI tue
Sabbath School, will hold festival this
evening In the basement Of the Church.
A military ball, under the auspices OF
the schmul6ach Zouayep, will be the at
traction al Turner Hall tomorrow even.
ing.
Al Elm Grove, tomorrow evening, the
MyStic Lodge, X. Of p, will will give
pound party in the new town hall.
The Mathews Light Guards and
SChmulbSGh ZouAvcs will parade in full
uniform Tomorrow afternoon.
The Choral Union at Martins Ferry
will give Concert in Commercial Hall
this evening, under the direction Of Prof.
SchoGGld.
The LiedetkrAnz Singing Society will
hold forth at Nolte's Hail, South Wheel.
Ing, this evening, with music and with
dance.
On Thanksgiving evening there will be
4 children's concert al Germania Hall,
for the benefit Of the English Lutheran
81. Jacobus School,
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TRANSFER soF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
loving transfers OF real estate we're admit.
ted 10 record in The office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Nov. 81, 1877, by Joseph
u. Morgan to Robert N. Leazure, for ito
acres Of land on tue waters OF Short
Creek, known as the Joseph s. Morgan
farm; 5000.
Deed made Nov. 20, 1877, by Aqulla
Bolton Caldwell and wife 10 Louisa Was.
son, for lot No. 10 in square No. Is, front.
ing on the east side Of Chapline stsset,
between 2sth and Slst streets; Sl,O27.
Deed made Nov. 81, 1877, by Louisa
WATSON to John Frank, for tue north hall
Of lot No. 10 in square No. l3, said hall
lot fronting on the east aide OF Chapline
street, between 10th and 3lst streets; $3.50,
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TaRgas fixtures for the new Washing.
tan Hall building were purchased 90
Monday, from an Eastern house, and are
described as very handsome and appto.
PIRATE. Mr.. August Roll, who has leased
the old "0fice" room for a saloon, has
also purchased his gas fixtures, which
are said TO be as fine rs any in use in
the city. II Is the intention Of Mr.. Rolf
to fit up his saloon in elegant style.
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A STRANGE AoclDENr-Robert Strange,
the janitor at the rooms Of the Wheeling
Gymnasium, met with a rather singular
accident yesterday morning. While
STOPPING over the stove, pulling out the
a-h pan, he contrived to twist his body
into such position that he sprained bis
spiue. He was conveyed to his residence
In a carriage, and last evening suffered
such pain that he was unable 10 turn over
10 bed.
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DEATH on THE STEAMER EMMA GRA-
HAM.-The body otsullivan Powers, late
cook on the Thompson Dean, is being
taken to the friends Of deceased in Pitts
burgh, on the steamer Emma Graham.
Powers was taken sick in Cincinnati last
week, and took passage Saturday after
noon on the Graham, for Pittsburgh. He
died suddenly, about ! O'Clock Sunday
morning, when near New Richmond.
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BAzAAR.-The yonug ladies Of the
Cherith Band will hold their Bazaar this
evening ut seven o'clock in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church.
Fancy articles will be exhibited Tor the
ladies' to admire and purchase, while
gentlemen can adorn their modest suits
Of sable with exquisite butlon-hole DO.
lueta,
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LErTERs detained in the city postofice
for lack Of postage: Miss Myra Black.
mer, Springfield, Mas, 8 cents; Miss
Josie Bell Brown. South HadlsN Falls, 3
cents; Carrie Miller, 4Sl Weet 4Gih
street, New York, Q cents; joseph Schake,
Monroe, Mich, Scents; Mary Warden,
city, cent. sl,gt
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MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-The Choral
Union, under the management of Prof.
Schofeld, will give musical concert in
Commercial Hall, this evening.
The Tennessecans gave concert last
evening in the N. E. Church.
Prof. Glass was in town yesterday.
The ODD Fellows OF this place propose
giving festival during the holidays, for
the benefit Of the poor Ofthe town.
A new pavement is being laid in front
Of the Ohio City Bank.
The SwArtz machine shop was offered
at public sale on Monday, but was not
sold on account Of some technicaIity Of
Law.
The Street Commissioner ia still at
work on Monroe street, putting it in good
condition.
The trial Of Marshal Mcfarland was
continued to the next term Of court.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held tomorrow in the Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Brown, OF the NJ. E.
Church, will preach sermon suitable to
the occasion.
Eugene Burris, Of this place, young
man Is years Of age, was tried before the
Common Pleas Court, on Monday, upon 4
charge Of cutting with intent TO kill. The
Jury alter short elaboration returned a
verdict Of guilty, the penalty for which,
according 10 the law, is from one TO
twenty years in the penitentiRry. Burris
was defended by Mr.. Peter TaIlman and
Judge Chambers. Major ". S. Kennon
represented the State.
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Nail CRY BALL-The Nail City Boat
Club will give their sixth annual bali
tonight, at their boat house, on Water
street, between ed and 23d streets. The
boys have made ample preparation and
insure all who attend an evening Of en-
ioyment. Their boat house il admirably
adapted for social festivities.
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"THIsE are tears that SD Fall sheds
for her departed glory" said the poet
last night, "a with Il smiling lace he raised
his ragged cotton umbrella. +This Ia the
blaAtedest, meanest, wette,t weather I
ever see,P gtowled the millionaire re.
porter, as he shielded himself with an
elegant elk rain screen.
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PARKERs' HALL TEMPERANCE MEET.
1Ne.-This hall was again filled with an
intelligent audience last evening. The
meeting was opened in the usual way,
Rev. Gatchell being the frat speaker.
His remarks were addressed principally
TO the ladies, impressing upon them the
importance Of home influence. He han
died his subject 10 the satisfaction Of The
audience. AIR, G. W. Bags responded
to call, in an excellent speech OF thirty
minutes. His points were we'll taken and
backed with unanswerable proof. Capt.
Baggs was the next speaker. The Cap
tain Ia favorite in Wheeling, and met
with hearty PERCEPTION. Notwithstanding
he is constantly talking temperance, be
always has something new and interesting.
Rev. LYDIA, being present, was asked
for few remarks, and responded 10 a
very interesting little speech. Wilbur
Trueman then spoke in an earnest man
ner, followed by Mr.. Thoburn, who
closed the meeting with a very witty and
interesting speech. We did not learn the
number OF Signers, but hear that several
very hard drinkers signed.
This evening good speakers willb on
hand. Col. POOrmGn, OF Bellaire, will
speak here some evening soon. Mr.. Ward
will probably speak this evening.
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REtIABLE help Tor weak and neryouu
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostfa.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermaeher's Electric Belts the grand
deslderatum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERNACHRR GALvAS.
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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"THE LrcEuN."-Mr. Charles Kemble,
the architect who prepared the plans and
is experimenting the building Of the
magnificent structure which has taken
the place Of Washington Hall, suggests
"The Lyceum" IS an appropriate name
for the new building. The suggestion Is
an admirable one, and We heartily sec
ond The motion.
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Mur1cIrA1 Cornr-Judas Otanmtr.

The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning as usual, pursuant TO adjourn
ment,
The case OF Sebastian welty We. Philip
Medert and jacob Lash, unlawful detain.
er, was put upon trial before the follow
ing jury: Daniel Whitehead, John W.
Boring, lsaac Oldham, s. II. Greer, Peter
Heimberger, Harry Hsuser, Geo. Wise
Frederick Merkel, Geo. Williams, P. B
Dobbins, D. K. Irwin and NJ. Edwards.
The evidence in the above case wal
partly heard, when court adjourned tC
meet at the usual hour this morning.
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"THE Teunesseeans" sang in the Kirk.
wood N. E, Church on Monday night, 10
a fair audience, the receipts being SsS.
OF this amount the church received $22,
and the singers the balance. Last night
they gave concert at Martins Ferry,
and tonight are advertised for Steuben-
vile.
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GLORIOUS NEws!-The good time h.,
come at last. We will open 100 pieces
OF choice, madden colored Calico at Sc
per yard.
Good Flannels at l2!c.
Good Carpet at 15c.
Handsome Dress Goods at 1Oc,
zoo Black Cloth Cloaks, new styles, at
extremely low prices.
Good Muslins tor Sc.
Good Bed Comforts for 81 %.
Good Blankets for 81 90.
10 pieces super Ingram Carpet worth
SOC for SOC.
Other goods in proportion. Call soon
Il you wish to save money, at John
Roemct,s Dry Goods. Carpet and Wall
Paper Emporium, No. 20l9 and 2O2l
Main street, Wheeling.
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As IoSG az the world lasts or the par.
ties exist the Republicans and Democrats
will continue to disagree on political
Issues, hut on one subject they heartily
unite, and that is the superlative excel.
lcnce Of McLains' Wheeling Vegetable
Pills over any and all preparations for
btllousOcss, cOstiveness aud liver disease;
on this they are unity, solid and uncom-
promising.
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Pol1cE CouRr-Jsdae Cturmr.

The following cases were before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
The cases Of Mira, Burkmau, Annie
Smith, Nettie Morgan, Fannie Smith and
John Smith, who were arrested at Mrs.
Burkman's bagnio on 18th street, Sunday
night last, and on Monday continued over
until yesterday, were examined. The
trial resulted in Mrs. Burkmlr bel "
fined $50, and the Others SO ind co,tS
each.
The case against Lawrence Heller,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday,
vas continued until this morning.
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CARPErsl Carpets Carpesl nha
we'll settled fact THAT the cheapest Car
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
At J.W. FRRREL's,
Corner Main and 10Th 81.
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MorHEEs should take warning and
stop dosing their Babies with laudanum
while teething. Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
answers the same purpose, and Is per.
iectly harmless. 25 cents. d&S
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ALREADY there is suggestion Of
Christmas novelties in some otthe stores.
This seasons holiday trade seems ex.
peetsd generallyto be u large one.
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The sissle Of frying doughputs can be
heard by telephone Al considerable dis.
lance. Another mRchine IL TO he per-
lecLed to transmit the smell.
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DUPoNT.S
Wheeling Powder AGENCY

Ih'Se at ell times in Magazine Isras
stock Of the above celebrated Powder,
VIZ: Rifle, Sporting IN oans), Blasting
and hlnlng, 10 metallic packages, which
iwlils OF whOissals al manufaolursf's
prio's ! have Portable Magazines Of
different sl1es for shipping and will deliv.
er ffes on cara or boat. This Powder
10 unequaled In strength and quality.
iell n. REILLY, Sole Agent.
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We take pleasure in recording the fact
that the County Clerk issued another
marriage license yesterday.
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MEATS AND IARD-sUGAR
I4, Cured canvlsed Hams, Sugar Cunl Canus.
Cd Shoulder sugar Cured clnylsed Breakfast Ra.
con, PLATA 6hheldes, Clear SIdos, Sugar Cured Dr0l
Bel tttih iron trn0ke house daily; KRltle rCndes-
q Laaf Lard. In iicietl, BrrcI lnd Halt B1iloit,
Kegs and Pals; Al q l1Heit nlEket Eltes
t5e r. n. REILLY,
isll 100 md iSil Atain strett
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Nor an item at the City Building last
night Everything was dark, dismal,
gloomy, blue, quiet and in perfect keep
ing with the weather out doors.
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ONLY twenty-iour hours for the turkeys
to eat, drink and he merry. On Thanks
giving Day they die,
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TAG social oil the Second Presbyterian
Church will meet at the residence Of Mr..
3. F. Caldwell, on 2Olh street, next Fri.
day evening.
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DowS! Down! Dowx = Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
II W EVppr,
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The average Americana campaign
agSinst turkey, tomorrow, will be sharp,
short and decisive.
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The Finance Committee Of the Board
Of Commissioners was in session again
last evening, examining the bank returns.
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BREAK DOWN. PRrcEs.-Dress Goods
cents, Black Kid Gloves 35 cents and
Carpets ~ cheap as 10 cents. They have
10 be sold to raise money now.
]. w. FERRE1.
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THE choir Of the Fourth Street N. f.
Church will include in their Thanksgiv.
ing services the "Gloria" from Mozart.
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THR finest .shOes kept in the city at
L, V. BLoSps.
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Coop Black Kid Gloves for IS cts., at
J. w. FERREL6.
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The IS. Y. W." Society are to have a
grand blowout" in their rooms on Sat-
'irdsy evening next.
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WAHrED.-Wotk in Embroidery aud
FaBcy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes a
specially. Address Box 81, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Dos9 catch cold; but Il you do, moth
ing will meet the requirements Of the
ease As well as Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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THH couR1s. AsupHrMr couRr OF AP.
FEAtS-Judga HCyHoad, Moore, Groea
and JohRSOa.-The supreme Court met at
10 o'clock, pursuant 10 adjournment Of
last. 4.
The writ Of error in The case Of Zlnn
vs.. Douglass, from Richie county, was
refused.
Court adjourned until Saturday, De.
cember 8.
ctRcufT COuRT-Jadss Meirta,
The Circuit Court met at the usual
hour yesterday morning.
The case Of Curtis VI. Cox, which has
occupied the attention Of the court for
the past eight days, was given to the jury
about l0A, N.
JIM. Warthen was appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Nancy Hartman,
deceased, Bond S2,5OO,fWith VIM. Blake
Is surety.
In the case Of Virginia sisson vs. g. J..
Dauber, the defendant plead the statute
Of limitation Of one year. Plaintiff ex.
SSfASbt hhN tANNH AAVh ~" SNNAA NA~NAt ~
pllcStion to plea, and trial before the
following jury; John Hebrank, John Up.
degrRf, W. L. Gilbreath, D. W. Neil.
vain, g. o. Smith, Jacob Deku, J. l..
Hay, John DunniEg, James Cunningham,
Edgar Piersou, G. NJ. Coen and Platoff
Zane. The object Of the plaintiff 10 this
suit iSto recover Of defendant, who is \
saloon keeper, 81. 600 damages, for selling
liquor TO PLAINTIFF husband, who was in
the habit Of drinking to excess, This Is
the second trial Of the Gaze; 1t was FIRST
triedi in the County Court about year
ago.
The jury in the libel case Of Col, ". B.
Curtis vs. Dr.. J. H. Cox returned to the
court room about 8 F. ~, and announced
that they had sgresd upon q verdict for
the plaintiff for S5O0b damages. It is
understood that the jury first sIo0d eley,
en- 10 one In favor OF $4,000, and finally
compromised on 5000.
Adjourned until The usual hour this
morning,
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The weather prophets predict an open
winter yet all agree that we are to have
rather close times.
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THREE deeds in fee, one deed in trust
and one release deed admitted to record
yesterday.
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GEMS fne shoes Of the latest styles
Just received at l.. V. BLoNDS.
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The sole occupants of the city cooler
last night at II o'clock were two dirty
tramps,
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now Ia your time. Call
and price. Got to cell.
J.W. FERnE1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-28

As an item for the ladies, IT may be
mentioned that NUTS made Of dress ma
terial will be fashionable this winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-28

.Jun received, a lotOf childrens Shoes
oil the latest styles, at L. v. BLoSDs.