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Mrs. j JenninRs's Narrow rscnpe.

Mrs. Jennings. Of 1876 East Twenty-third
street drove to Pier % North River yesterday afternoon
to scc her husband sail for Europe when ready to re-
turn the horses wheeled suddenly that tho pole
broke and iell ON their heels They dashed of at III
riuus pace The coach heiu- drawn y tlr Onlrvr
Laird Of tie - anhIi squad. caught them hy the headt
AMI stopped thtu, nir being dragged sestFa blocks
Mrs Jennings handed the purky officer so bank
as shc drove away IN another conveyance.
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ward course that hns brought you to the verge
OF ruin. Your courage, your patriotism, your
energy. your nlolity. are now to be shown in
rcprcssing these evils. in restoring your credit.
and your honor. and your example will pc felt
all through the country IN the innovation OF
their municipal affairs" lChccrel
John Kelly. who was invited TO net ne ono Of
the Vice Pres idcnis. declined, In long letter.
sistcnty with his own views upon the proposed
obocis of the meeting H. obJets chiefly to the
language used in the call lavoring the several
opposed to several OF the so-caed reform
acts MS arising out Of personal interest and
political intrigue"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
French Politics "A Demand for the Dismissal
OF the Premier.

PARIS. Arril Tho preiect Of tho Seine has
placed bust the republic IN every Marie ~ raris
Tie REL flll.ln. Hrc .uNllant
The BlG tnrNshc party have actually called upon
resident Ma MaNnn - di.m-. Jucs simon. the Pre-
uirr. AMI slfc 4uAfHNv| 90 tl' Moral nr,r party,
nHmrIN. fl.l ~s-fHI sf.u fn Ufr President Mif Ml.
lHu- oDrlttuy tunsLtuut answer leaves them 40
Julrs Simon arrived i'm Mir.rlli,s yesterday ful
Italy llc VA I,f.ctty we'll Hnt uu Ais Way to i.rls
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shooting nj "A snake and Hitting n hoy.

Thomas McDermott. aged 10 years Of 9i5
Finn street. Jersey city was shot by william Wood. a
companion, yesterday and probably fatally injured The
bows went to what they AL the sand banks to shoot
snakes They saw one. an Wood drew his revolver II
accidentally exploded, and the bail loi.ius IN McD.r
mDtts tl-h he carried la, home here he lies IN
a
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Hanged by Nigilantes.

KANSAS Clry April T. Charles G. Manly. pro-
pr.tor of a saloon in Nriawnha. Kau-a- wi, found in
possession Of stolen horse, nui arrested lie WA, bound
o,orbapIoar m the nl-inct Court ior rm Mhon near
Grinaih hc VA tAh' ii"m uf 'h,,fs hN twenty nNe
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srIRKs IRoM 1Hn 1HLEGRirM

Amos Morse. n prominent physician of nati-
more M and a. nled states senator, 4ct 9esi'idAj,
n.,4 ~
Cbnrlos Carr. n prominent iron AMI machine
mAuuaOitltf and hishiy esteemed ciul. mot Iivuion,
drI Ar.i, iddy
An innrnliury fire Nt A. T. Stewards works a
Gu,uNN't. Nl lfildN uflt, lill % lafsu AtN barn
and tlr,e horos The los, Is saiss', insured.
John Connnt. Of Janrey. n H.. n .wnll-known
iIN.ffNfNIf l'f.i f.t'DflfN u.rl ~ NuNint li- c
lH t....' % aNa5 Above si",'''!or ben,N client iur
i,es
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Alteration. In Trinity Church.

Workmcn are making various alterations IN
the altar Trinity church previous to the reception Of
tho rcrodos which Is to he erected memorial 10
john Jacob Astor The present passage way hrhni IN
rcrdos of the church l. 10 be- closed and new building
con-ruOtsd. stttueic of ST. Paul aui the usurc oi
angel be arng trumpet viii 0 placed IN niche inside
the altar The wurk the Asor rercdos Is being done
Ii linLN.
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Miss Agnes Forco Of 292 Court street. Brook
lyn stylish young lady OF eighteen. yesterday testified
before Justice Ferry that George Peters Of l45 Carroll
street. the prisoner at the bar attentive 4, her last
al ana one eNenins borrowed her iamyu ring worth
sb promising Co r turn u the LAY lic iii not VISIT
her alter that ami when she him the rng he
confessed tha hc had pawncd H. lie was held Tor the
Grand jury ; action.
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A Judge and u lawyer II, rl,,rcun..

san in\NDsco, April 7,-Grorgc W. TYLER,
w, 4, hnnnn lawyer. has been ncld to answer An uc suu
ui eisn lHr .irihins lni-r i.ira o tlc 'uA Cuminh
Court in 900. court room. ufi,t adjournment Tine ii-r
,ll'Dl aud Noui have us, up tc LtM9 but ior .r
interference Vl il -htYiriH
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BUFFALO. April 7.-On Tuesday last the Rev.
II NArd oi the East Side frrshy~fnn Church, united IN
holy Nrilnek Arnold Power. Of Inrminetuu. \ nscd
NrNtntN ri-lt ,rar, ami Ni, DAVID HuN. Ni tIs city.
n.rd .trtnf, tWu NtAt- No" average ages ule blldt
and bridegroom hrins uoYcdrN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08

Tho adventures oi Young Slrulh, the Keen
nrt,N ilt W l lnund IN tht AgsW Afa lOA, lul SAFE
h. all new t..iri- i4h
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Forinvnlids' 'uscthoJon2lc Cognucsare purcst
ana hesL Victor T. Manscr, no icAdv street t-.ilr
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The nuring slip tragedy, fully illustrated.
sco t,e $40 Io'h Iaaiidioi io'' hoM ready y.-.iie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31

BELLAIRE LocALa-Railroad matters
still remain unchanged.
The Agricultural Implement Works
are shipping anumber Of threshing ma.
chimes to farmers residing in this and I'D.
joining counties.
Numerous dealers in groceries have
declared their intention Of suspendinp
trade at an early day, should the state Of
affairs continue for any length Of time as
they are at present. One Of our retail
grocers at this present day, has $500
standing in his books and without the least
encouraging probabilities Of receiving
one hundred dollars ofit.
Mr.. James Grooms, q master brick.
layer ofthls city, sold his residence here,
in consequence OF the dullness in his pro.
fessiOn, and will remove TO his farm in
Monroe county next week.
Miss Hart, OF Mason city, w. Va. Il
spending few days here visiting her
brother, Mr.. Hart assistant book.keeper
Of the rolling and nail works.
Mr.. w. B. Naylor and Mics Kate An.
shut, both Of this city, were Joined in the
holy bonds Of matrimony, Sunday eve.
ming, at the residence Of Rev. Hodrson,
.9tthis city. Much Joy and happiness 10
the young couple, and may the path Of
their new Life be streWn with eyefrFeens.
&c. .s -. II Is n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
Tobacco In France.

From the New York Times.
Whether Republican or Imperialist,
the French nation is faithful 10 tobacco.
The consumption has in fact increased 40
much Of late years that the State finds
itself compelled to increase its business.
At present there are sixteen establish
menta for the preparation Of the leaf
two at Paris, and one at each Of the four.
teen following towns: Bordeaux, Cha
teauroux, Dieppe, Havre, Lille, Lyons,
Marseilles, MorIaix, Nancy, Nantes, Nice,
Riom, Tonneins and Toulouse. They
produce between them 3l,4OO,00O kilo.
grammes, or about 62,sO0OOO pounds u
year Of tobacco prepared in various ways
for consumption. The number Of smokers
in France has been reckoned at 10000, 900,
which would give each Of them the
not excessive amount Of six pounds per
annum. However, new manufactures
are to DO erected and the existing ones
enlarged, so that either the number of
smokers or the average consumption Is
evidently expected to increase. In France
there are men who make II their bust.
nessto carry on crusade against tobac.
co, and support their dogmas by argu.
ments Of equal strength with those urged
by their allies on our side OF the channel.
Thus the smoker who will listen to no
other reason is hidden TO remember the
fate which beiel SAMUEL, the canon Of st.
Victor, who is said to have died from
drinking aglass Of wine into which the
Duke Of Bourbon, by way Of pleasantly,
had emptied the contents Of his snuif:box.
Itmay be observed, however, that smok.
era never contended that tobncco was
good to eat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
Kansas Lend Mines.

Kansas, too, has its mining fever. Not
the kind however that years ago attract.
ed universal attention to the Pacific
coast, but Of a nature indicating lucky
strike for a favored few. The discovery
of the deposits and course Of events are
described thus
"a few months ago miner strOlled to
the Southwest from Joplin, and after
crossing the State line he followed down
the narrow valley of small stream
known then only to few Of the immedi-
ate settlers as "short Creek" After wan.
dering until he was tired out he imagined
he saw some surface indications OF min
eral on a tract Of land belonging to the
West Joplin Mining and Smelling Com
pany, and commenced at once to prospect
for it he had scarcely got through the
grass roots before his eyes were gladden.
ed with the sight Of shining ore. He
continued TO work and found that the
deeper he wen! the richer the deposits up.
peared. The news OF the discovery
was soon spread throughout the
entire lead region, and miners Aocked
there from all other mining districts,
stimulated by the prospect Of finding lead
80 near the surface, while at other points
they were compelled TO dig for months
to depths ranging from 30 to IS feet be.
fore realizing from their labors. This
shaft was sold for $500 in cash, and the
parties who purchased have taken large
quantities Of mineral from it every day
since, and the prospect is as promising
now as then. II was but few weeks un.
til hundreds Of shafts were started in all
parts Of the grounds ranging for three
miles up and down the creek bottom, and
heavy bodies Of black mineral were found
in numerous places in depths ranging
from three to five feet from the surface.
Miners continued to flock in and pros.
pecting continued in every direction.
Capital was soon attracted and large pur.
chases of real estate were made at what
was then considered fabulous prices. but
have since proved to be very reasonable,
and none Of the tracts bought can be had
now for less than three times the prices
paid for them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
Tho DougIns Monument.

Following is description Of the mon.
ument to Senator Douglas Mt Chicago. 1t
will be about one hundred feet in height
and have diameter ut the base OF fifty
two feet. The foundation base and tomb
have been completed since 1866. There
are four pilasters projecting from the cor
ners OF the tomb, which will be surmoun.
ted by four emblematiC statues in sitting
attitudes. They will be of heroic size and
be made of bronze or the finest italian
marble. One figure will represent Histo-
ry recording on tablet the doings Of Hi.
nois, who sits on another corner, and 10
whom History is bending listening ear;
the other two will represent Commerce
and the Arts and Science, with the prop
er symbols. All will be robed in harmo.
MIXING dress and in classic style. There
will be four high bas.rclieis in marble
or bronze extending around the pedestal
and which will represent American sub.
iects. One group will represent the alb.
origines hunting, fishing and engaged in
other exercises, with wigwams, squaws,
and other Indian Accomplishments.
Another group will represent pioneer
farmers life, third trade and enterprise,
illustrated by the building Of railroads,
telegraph, the unloading Of vessels, &c.
a fourth group will represent education,
illustrated by churches, colleges, and a
class OF youngsters receiving instructions
from their schoolmaster. The architect.
ural work rising above the tomb will con.
sist Of an ornamental pedestal, ornamen.
ted with bas relieis, and festoons and
wreaths Of laurel, fambeaus, books, and
scrolls.S Resting on the pedestal will be
circular column forty.iour feet in height,
1t will be placed in three sections, the
sections to be Joined by belt Of stars
representing the different States. The
column will have a conyexed outline, be
crowned with an ornamental frieze and
cap, upon which will be n colossal bronze
statue Of Senator Douglass, standing in
the attitude Of delivering an Grafton.
The statue will be nine feet high. The
tomb chamber is to be tiled with various
colored marbles. A lie sized bust OF
Douglas will be placed upon the sarco.
phagus. fairgrounds WILLIS handsomely
laid out with walks, and be incleSed by a
terrace wall on the lake side and a stone
curbing on Douglas avenue. The shaft
will be Of granite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
" ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of West Virginia.
In the County Court Of Ohio county
". B. o'Neill

Virginia II. Wheat ct al. In Chancry.
By virtue Of decree entered In tho above eutI.
tied cause on the 2d dly Of June, A. D. 1871, the
undersigned, who was appointed special Commis.
donGr for the purps9, VIII sell on
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, A. D. 1877,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. ~, at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following described real estate that 10 10 ny
All that lot or parcel Of ground described aB lot
numbered one In square twenty mine In the plat Of
the addition TO the city Of Wheeling laid out by
Charles 7. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zane,
and called BuCnA Vista addition 10 the aid city,
tho Iame being sixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back tho mme width one hundred
feet, together with all and singular the hercdllA-
ments and appurtenRnces thereto belonging or In
any wibe appeltaining thereto. On the EtSt sidA
OF eaid lot there Is m alley ten feet In width e1.
tending back the full depth Of tho aid lot, five
feet Of which alley belongs to the aid lot, and II
70 understood and agreed that the aid alley shall
DO EeEt open perpetuRlly for the accommodation Of
the different premises 70 which the same belongs
TERns OF eALE-0ne-thIrd or more II the puT.
chaser 30 elect cash in hand; tho balance In two
equal instAllments at one and two years, the puf.
chaser giving notes bearing interest, with good per
DonRl security, for the deferred payments
W, J. W. COWDEE,
1y25 SnAfinl EnfnuIninnpf
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summer Resorts Condensed.


The summer resorts arei generally less
lively than they we're last season. Mag.
ara has Cuban woman visitor who
wears diamonds worth $4,000. Bathing
shoes with metal soles are worn at New.
port, White walters are employed at
one hotel at Long Branch and one at
Saratoga, The talk about a political con.
ference at White Sulphur Springs has
helped to fill the hotels there. The very
latest fashionable thing for a young
woman to do on u crowded Saratoga pi-
AKA us to start and amble along in
front, suddenly give her head a
toss over her left shoulder "a II
expecting some one, proceed few steps
further, stop, look down in rejecting
manner, then turn and go back IA fast a
her pull.back will permit, looking as
busy and as distracted as il she had but
two minutes to pay q note at bank" A
Cape May correspondent says 1.-THE
plank promenade lining the sands for a
mile or two and leading closely by the
yerandahs Of the chief hotels, Is rarely
eqnalled in its delightful facilities for
starlight meditations, for serious love.
making or the coquelries Of eyanescent
tlirlations.n There i. more camping out
than usual in the AdlFondacks, and the
flies are more numerous and active, too,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
srgAnER DAY IN NEW YORK.
Plenty Of BreadsiuIIs for Europe
No Drawback ON Account OF
tho Strike.

Plenty Of Breadstu1Is for Europe
NO Drawback ON Account OF
the strike,
-Four steamers sailed from New York
for Europe on Saturday last, and not
Withptanding the troubles incidental 10
the great railroad strike, all the vessels
went out heavily laden with breadstuiIs,
provisions and various kindred commo.
dliies. The agents OF the different lines
say that they had no trouble whatever in
getting freight enough for their vessels
as the exporters had sufficient stock al
ready on hand. They anticipate that by
next Saturday the railroad embargo will
DO completely raised, and shippers can
then have all the freight they desire to
send away. The quantity Of grain sent
out was again very large, uggregating for
the four ships nearly 10000 bushels; but
there appears to be only one shipment OF
fresh beef, most Of the lines using their
refrigerator room for butter packages.
The steamers were the City Of Richmond
and the Egypt, for Queenstown and Liv.
erpool; the Devonia, for Londonderry and
Glasgow, and tho Gen. Werder, for South.
ampton and London. The principal con.
signmenls are as folloWs:
Per City Of Richmond, Inman Line :
$500 pkgs butter, $1,000 bush. grain, $40
bales cotton, 10000 boxes cheese, sl4 do
bacon, 1879 hhds tobacco, 900 bbls sugar,
800 bags coffee, 1900 cases canned goods,
&c tons leather.
Per Egypt, National Line: 2O,s7S
bush. corn, $4,000 do wheat, $500 boxes
cheese, 1900 bales cotton, $50 boxes
bacon, 1000 pkgs butter, 1876 tcs beef, 80
bblS pork, S64 hhds tobacco, % les do, 500
qrs fresh beei.
Per Devonia, Anchor Line: $4,000
bush. corn, 1000 boxes cheese, 2,4OO tubs
butter, 400 bbls -four, 1000 bbIs rosin,
1,450 bags oil cake, 800 bbls sugar, $500
cases canned beef, 100 hhds tobacco, $50
tes lard, so hhds tallow, 100 bxS bacon,
176 bbls lish oil.
Per General Werder, North German
Lloyd Line; $4,000 bush. grain, $50 tcs
lard, 800 frkins do, 254 bales tobacco,
1926 hhds do, 80 cases do, rs bbls pork
and beef, 100 pkgs butter, $50 bbls shoe
pegs, 50 tonsSundries.
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W. J. ". CowDEE,
ly25 Special Commissioner.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
pRnpEPTY

- ThSEEh11s
. By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Edmund
Booking and tarAh r. RseklnR, his Wife 10 the IN.
deBigned Trustee, dated May 9Th, 1878, and Of
Met Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book no. 8, p5gs
62S, I.Wilf on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ. At thu iropt door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, sell At public
auction the following described property thithto
say: All that portion Of kquAre numbered twenty
IN the addition 70 the city Of Wheeling laid ont By
Noah Zane, and called Bellalr0 addition, tald Pd'
ton being bounded rs follows: COnmencing IT.
point gu the north side Of Thirteenth ltGraTy
Hampdenl street. at the diyiSion line between ne
property formerly owned by SobltsEl Rad! iad
tue property Of George W johnson, which point
J! marked by line Of brick set on edge between
the AVementS on aid street In front Of said pro,
pertes, and Is distant irUm the northeast corner Of
thirteenth and Eof streets eaStWardly on Thif;;
teenth one hundred and Ninety .ihrce feet and
seven Inches; thence running In a northerly d.:
fecuon with said dtVlAiou line ono hundred lno
tWenty-one feet Tour and one-hAlf inches 10 point
on the back or south boundary line Of A. ". kel,
lys property which point Is distant from kGu
street 10 the direction oil the north boundary line
nInety-onO feet ave and one:iouTth inehp; thence
running westWnEdly with tho direction Of aid
north boundary line Aity.nino feet 10 cross marx
on the rear Of A. W. Kelly's brick stable, which
mark u distant from Eod ltreet along aid norlh
boundary line one hundred and thirty.tWo lSe1
hVe and one.fourth inches; thence running south,
Wardly one hundred and tWenty-ohO feet four and
one-hAlt inches 10 4 point on the north lide o
thirteenth street distant from the northeast corner
o. Thirteenth and Eon streets oue hundred ahd
thirty-two feat leyeu ineheI; and thence running
In an easterly direction along Thirteenth street
Exty-one feet to the place Of beginning.
Being the anne property conveyed 70 Edmund
Booking BY sobielkl Brady and vile BY decd dated
November l7th 1871, recorded In Book %, P1go 81
Of tho Ohio county land records
The title e believed 70 b perfect, but will con-
yey such title a Is vested In me BY the deed Of
TRENs OF SALE One third, or more Il the Pur.
eha1er % elect. eash In hand; the balAntc 10 Two
equal lnstallmentl at one and two year, the pur'
enaSef giving negotiable notes bearing in,eressTom
theday Of bal0 for the deferred payments.
W. II caldwell, Trustee:
W. j. W. CoWpEN, Solicitor. ITg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
FOR SALE .
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1871,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, In the city Of
Wheeling, o1er for ale at public auction the fol-
lowing described real eatate, t0-wlt: Lot number
Cd thirty-lve (86 10 Gnham's addition 10 the said
city Wheeling, GtuAie on the north ode Of FIJI
tenth street, between Eof and Jacob streets, eI-
ceping about sx feet Of the west aide Of said lot
extending back sOVenty-lour (74l feet, which was
sold by tho said Arthur. Said lot now fronts on
Fifteenth street about dity.four feet, and extends
back TO the alley. There Is erected ON this lot a
conyenlences, and Is q most desirable pronerty.
When sale 10 made the conveyance will Include
the Widows dover right In the property. Terms
made known on day Of Ale. Persons desiring 10
examine the property will call on the undersigned.
iyS Il. @. BARR, Executor.
The above salo Is adjourned until Saturday,
September lSt, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
iy30 i. @. DARR Executor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
Silver Plnted wnre.

We are 10 receipt Of a large stock Of Silver and
SlSef pl1ttd Ware, all best brandI Of Tea Eet1,
knives, Fork, &c Our Sold silver and Fdpi.
Plated Ware bears our arm nAmo, and will DO
guaranteed 10 eVgEy particular. Callnt Ii09 Main
street IoT ellyUr Ware, Watches, Clock, JeWelTy,
sPectaeieS, Gold Pens, &c HB-Flne Watches,
Cl0ekl, de., repaired and warranted.
1880 OXTUBY 4 DIJPFIELD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
DIED..

CAMPBELL On Monday morning, July soth,
1871, 1t lIE O'Clock, ARCHIE W., infant son Of A.
". and Mary Campbell, aged 10 months and days,
Funeral servicca at the residence Of his parents,
No, IS Fifteenth street, Wednesday morning at 10
O'cl'ek. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. Intermcnt at Greenwood.
nSILEI-nn Monday morning, July 30, 1917,
and N. &. Bailey.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
Mrs. VIM. Morgan, corner of Jacob and seyen-
tenth streets, this morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
BALL=on Monday, July 80, 1877, at 22S r. NJ,
ALLEN HAhNErT, son Of Enoch aud Mary Jane
Ball, aged II months and IS days.
FunSr1l from the residence Of the parents, No,
$40 Market street, this Cruesday) afternoon a, .
O'clock InteFmsut at Greenwood Cemetery.
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
BEAR IN MIND

Every watch Is fully GUARANTEED TO
GIVE SATISFACTION or no sale.
Don't mistake the place.
TURNER & DILLON,
jySO 1928 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTKD-
w $1,000 % ineIcaa, the cpacIty d an
e,aollahed 1ullne1, paying or % PER cant annu-
aiy address this ONCE with real narne