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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

A JOKE ON BRIpEeRooM.-Last week
q newly made benedict went 10 . iurni'
ture store and ordered lot Of furniture,
which was sent to his residence in due
time. When the wagon containing the
furniture arrived the bridegroom rushed
out frantically and asked the driver in a
hoarse whisper IL he hsdnt made some
mistake. The driver replied that he had
been directed to leave the goods ct No.
-, and there could certainly be no mis-
take about the address. The groom was
confident that there was q misunderstand.
ing somewhere, as there was q piece
OF furniture on the wagon that he had
not ordered, and moreover he had no
earthly use for it. Then the jehu saw II
all. He explained to the gentleman that
the article alluded 10 had been ordered
by a family living near by, and one trip
had been made to answer for both or.
ders. The article 10 dispute was q era
die. The explanation was satisfactory,
and the goods were unloaded without
further interruption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

FRUIT AND GARDENS on the Island are
In 4 forward state; that ia 70 say, the
peaches have put out their bloom, and
their beautiful pink and red ~yariegates
the incipient green which has already
clothed the ground and is fast mantling
orchards aud shrubbery. The people
seem to have a like confidence in the for.
bearance Of the bleak north winds which
are wont long after this time 9 year to
make the mornings sparkle with u silver
sheen OF nipping frost, and are not only
trusting to the bosom OF mother earth
the harder staples Of the summer table,
such as potatoes, peas and onions, but al
so beans and corn, to which the frosts are
as an angel Of death. The pillow Is busy,
and the hoe is in the hand Of the city
granger, tickling the. rich alluyial, but
with what result remains to be seen.
They may have TO do it again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

An AsIos1sHNe FAcT.-A large pro.
portion OF tho American people are to-day
dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia or dis.
ordered liver. The result OF these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people 10 mos. alarming, making life act.
uAllya burden instead OF q pleasant exist.
ence Of enjoyment and usefulness as Il
ought 70 be. There 10 no good reason for
this, Il you will only throw aside prejudice
and skapticism, take the advice Of Drug.
gtsts and your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy re.
liet y certain. Millions Of bottles Of this
medicine have been given away totry ia
virtues, with aatisfaetory results in every
case. You can buya sample bottle for ID
cents TO Try. Three doses win relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Drug.
gists on the Western Continent eod4w
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FOR SALE.
WRUsTsE's SALE

gy ytrtuet X a deed Of trust executed % the IN
derfxned TruSsse by Charles I. Brpes, Trustee toF
Bddget ". HollI, Ito Of Samuel voltI, and the
IA Bddfet v. Volta, pi:h the nid Samuel Voltl
hsS hutband, dated The ID aSSof February N the
yelr f677, and recorded In the Jerks once q the
toInIY Gsuft Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
Died 81 Trllt Book No. L, pages, l viii on
TUEsDEY, the 7.h day Of Nay, 1873,
p,,,,,ipr Al 10 O'clock A. N. Of aid day, At The
~, JhoS al The Court HOule Of aid Ohio county,
III n pnbiie auction the following described real
SSt,is. that 4 70 ny: Ihe south one-ioufth u Lot
M, 2i6Of EOi and ChaplInes addition 70 the city
al WheelinR, bounded a follows, Wig beslnninga d
henlTihEsSt conner Of Alley 10 and Eetf street IN
ma city; thence with the west line o. Eon street
about sixteen feet and dx inches 10 theeenue Q!
he division wall Of the front tenenlents situated
upon the ground hefe described and the teneinsnt.
immedatfIy north Of and acjdning 1amc; thenee
with sid division wall WostElrdly one hunoteo
Gnd tgtniy.tWa feet 70 the east line ot IN AlIey W
TIE rear " aid Lot No. 2l9, and nlun ny ~ 4
named olley souihWRrdly 10 the north hne Of Az
nv n. ana Win The north Ine Of said Alley ~ "a
~ place Of beginning. toSethrr With aliand 0ngu'
lar ne tenemsntS situate thereon and the appurte'
names IelOning thsreto:
IrRvs OF 6GLE-FouTteen Hundred Dollar, o.
m much more rs the purchaser may elect 70 pay
n r..h ana he residue Of aid purchase money IL
iGS equal intGllnents NJ III and twelve month";
from ihe DAY Of nle, the pufchAlcr 70 give hh
mole, with approved peSonAl security Tor the pay.
ment Of aid deferred in~stallmtnt9, the same z
bsr Interest from aid day and the tile to MD
pr patty 70 b retained until the purchase money
"ts paw JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
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ACCIDENT AT THE BELMONT BLAST
FuRsAcE.-Martin Mclaughlin, q work.
man at the Belmont blast furnace, was
overcome by the gas from the furnace
yesterday, and falling upon the bell was
quite severely burned. The accident
occurred about 11:30 o'clock. McLaugh.
lin was in the cupola FILLING up" when be
leaned TOO far over the furnace and was
Immediately rendered insensible by the
powerful gas. he fell upon his side,
upon the hot bell, and his hands and side
were severely burned. Mclaughlin was
carried to the residence of his brother, in
the Sixth Ward, where he received med.
ical attention.
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River z feet 3 inches and falling EloW-
ly. Weather warm and threatening
rain.
The regular local packets made their
usual trips with somewhat improved lists
The MalIis Rason departed for Par
kefaburg at 103 A. N.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived at
The Katie s.ockdale and Salt Valley,
from Pittsburgh, WILDE due At midnight,
The 0TNeal will leave this port for
Pittsburgh at Z o'clock this morning.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
Il due this morning.
The Courier Is to-day's packet for Par.
kersburg at 10 o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati At
tBy Tssgriph.l
PITTSBURGH, April s.-Riyer 4 feet 8
inches, and stationary. Weather fair
and mild.
CAIRO, April s.-No arrivals or de,
parturea. River 20 feet Z inches, and
EVANSVILLE, April s.-weather rainy
and warm. River 10 feet and rising
Up-IdleWild, Whale and tow, Grey
Eagle, Sam. Roberts and tow, Fawn,
Bowling Green. Down-J.s. Neal, Lii
ly Shinkle, Morgan.
New oRLEANs, April s.-Arrived-
John Howard Bastroup ouachita river
No departures. Rain all day.
vIcKsBuRa, April s.-Weather cloudy
rain this morning. River fell l6 inches
Up-Belle Of Shreveport, Future City
Golden City. DOWN.. o. Stannard
Arriyed-Grand Tower and Natchex.
81. LOUIE, April s.-River fallen 2 In
ches; now Is feet above low water mark
with 10 feet to Cairo. Arriyed-Petrel
Memphis; Port Eads, New Orleans; City
OF Helena, Yicksburg; Bigley, Cairo
Tatum, Pittsburgh; Belle Of La Crosse
La Crosse; War Eagle, Davenport. De
parted Northwestern, Keokuk; Gen
Terry. Fl. Benton.
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THE Cincinnati branch otthe Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will hold Ia
eighth annual meeting IN the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church, Of this city, on the
10th and l1th Of April, The first session
will open ut o o'clock A. N. Wednesday.
The anniversary will be on the evening
Of the 10Th, addressed by Mrs, Rev j. II.
Creighton and Rev. DR.. George, aud a
poem by Mrs. General CoWen. On
Thursday evening there will be a literary
and social entertainment. China, Africa,
Japan and India will each be represented
In q fifteen minutes talk, in which life
sketches and histories will be given.
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PERSONAL Porsra-J.J. James, Of oak
Hill, Ohio. Is at the Mcclure.
Frank Weston, Q. Hagar, Harry Ella.
Ter and Miss Eta Baker, OF the Louist
Pomeroy Company, are quartered' At tho
Stamm.
Is at the St. james. =,
ThefolloWing members Of the Euclid
Avenue Opera House Company, Ceye'
land, are at the ST. James: +. q Mosley
George Morris, J. W. Fox and vile, Al
bert Tayerner. ]. II. Sturgeon, Fred.
Julian, Fred. Barton. W. II. Murdoch
John J. Feron, Miss Eva g. Baker, Thos
J. Griffin, F. w. jackson.
Miss Louise Pometoy, the actress, Is a
the Mcclure.
Mr.. Allen Brock succeeds Mr., Oscar
seeley in the Disciples Church choir
Nj. Seeley has become . member Of the
st. Matthews choir.
Mr.. Harry Hubbard Coca 10 Connec'
ticut this week TO engage In farming.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs and his o Morria
have gone East to purchase new goods.
SOhh n
Washington, Pa, who has been spending
several daysi In the city with friends, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis Helms, the toll keeper OF tht
west end Of the bridges, who hiss been sick
for some time, Is reported as improving,
Rev. o. P. Miller and vile leave to-day
on q short visit to their old home a
Louisville, Ky.
Mr. George Wilson, 4 well known Ohio
county farmer, having soldh his farm, emil
CRATES to-dayt to Kansas.
Mr.. Leo. Riester, travelling salesman o
Q. Welty & Bro, left on q business triI
yesterday.
Of the Benwood Iron Works yesterday
afternoon, Jacob Berger, Esq, was elected
to gil the vacancy created by The resigna
ton Of Alex. Laughlin, Esq, Presiden'
Of the new Laughlin Nail Company. Mr.
John Burt was elected travelling sales
man for the company.
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LUCKY PrrrsBuaeH.-Pittsbu rgh Is to
be congratulated on having a first-class
amusement management IN that city next
season, as the following from the Pitts
burgh Dspateh illustrates: ut is report.
ed to be almost as good as settled now
that John Ellsler will manage both 0pera
House and Library Hall next season.
The Louise Pomeroy and Madame Janua'
schek engagements in this city are both
under Mr.. Eilsler'e management; the for:
mer at Washington Hall tonight, and
the latter at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday nights.
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BRIDorPoRrI ITEMS ehappiest man
in town-Elwood Dunlevy-ips q girl.
Misses Emma Patterson, Susie Howell
and Carrie Rhodes left on the $3.50 train
Saturday for Beaver, the former US teach.
er, the two latter $ students.
The temperance lecture OF Miss Taylor,
OF the Wheeling Female College, was well
received by q large audience Sunday
evening. After her remarks, Mr.. Wash;
Baggs made quite a lengthy speech, and
was followed by Rev. Gledhill.
Avery serious accident happened on
the Cleveland, Tuscaiawas Valley 8
Wheeling Railroad last week, resulting
in the death Of two Of the laborers and
the probably fatal. injury Of a third. Al
the eastern approach Of the tunnel they
use q derrick for the purpose oil hosting
the dirt taken from the excavation; by
some means or other the ring to which
the guys were attached broke, or was
pulled of, and the entire derrick in.
stantly fell, crushing in its fall the three
men, as above stated. The particulars
are not fully ascertained, nor the names
Of the unfortunates known to your In
formant,but will be given as soon as pro
cured. CHIP.
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BKILAfRE LopAIS.-The project OF
mining Limestone instead Of stripping Il
oifthe hlilsides, (thereby running the land
for all other purposesl conceived and
nut into operation by Mr.. Arthur Nc.
CLAIM, Il q complete success. Yesterday
thst eertleman kindly volunteered %
show Us through his mine. Az the en-.
trance IL placed . boiler and Q steam
pump with a capaeityof 170 gallons per
minute. which serves 10 keep the mine
perfectly dry, and supplies the boiler
With water. Pipes running from
the boiler into each Of the rooms
convey the steam necessary 70
operate the drill. This steam drill,
instead Of being the complicated
affair we expected 20 find. is very simple,
and weighs less than 800 pounds. II
bores at any augle,and canbe carriedto any
mart Of the mine for operation. i serves
10 do the work Of nine men. We timed
Il. and in fifteen minutes from tho time
steam was turned on II had drilled a hole
two and 4 half feet deep in thoroughly
solid limestone, which would have re.
quired three men 70 work over two hours
Ia the ordinary way. Aiorce OF twenty
Eve men and this drill takes out an
average Of fifty.ive tons OF limestone
per day, which Is conveyed TO the blast
furnace BY means Of coal cars. The I'D.
vantage Of quarryipg Limestone in this
manner Is that men can work at II every
day in the year.without being subjected
to the extremes Of weather, and though q
good solid roof ia obtained, every pre-
caution Il taken by propping and other
wise 70 protect the lives Of those employ.
ed in the mine.
The public schools ~reopened yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Nd. y.
Church meets this afternoon at the
Church. .
DR.. Anderson, who has been visiting
relatives in the northern part oil the
State, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. E. Robinson and daughter, Of
Parkersburg, W. Va, are visiting friends
in thQcity.
A colored man, whose name we could
not learn, took o Ct on Belmont street
Sunday and fell, cutting an ugly gash in
his cheek.
An olu man py tuo uhule VI osauel
whose remains were brought in from
Glencoe, was buried from the Catholic
Church yesterday morning.
Smith Porter, an old landmark OF Bel.
laire, and who has for many years been
living q secluded life, died 10 his cabin
in lower Bellaire yesterday. BE will be
buried to-day.
The new wheels for the street cars
have been heard from. Some mistake
was made in casting them at the foundry,
Is the reason they have been delayed.
They will be here Wednesday or Thurs
day, An extra set has been ordered, so
that hereafter there will be no trouble II
any should happen to get broken.
Mrs. Will s. Faris has resigned her
position as teacher in the First Ward
school.
Council meeting tonight, when the new
officers will be sworn in, after which they
will attend the inaugural ball at Zilch's
Hall.
Prof. Aaron F. Torrance, Of Richmond,
Jefferson county, Ohio, is respected TO ad-
dress q temperance meeting at the Pres
byterian Church tonight.
The School Board met last night.
Quinine Is quoted here at So an ounce.
It don't pay to have typhoid fever.
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A SOUTH SIDE scxEDAL.-A few days
since warrants we're issued by Justice
Wait for the arrest Of Samuel Steinfeld
and Mrs. Kate Hall, upon charges Of for.
nication. The complaint was filed by
Dennis Avery. in whose house Mrs. Hall
lives on Eoi street, Centre Wheeling,
and who testified that steinfeld bad been
living with his tenant for the past three
month";. The parties appeared before
HIS Honor, and upon agreeing 70 break
up their illicit intercourse while Mrs,
Hall occupied Mr.. Ayery's tenement
that Is, Mrs. Hall promised not TO harbor
steinfeld, and Steinfeld promised to stay
away from Mrs. Hall-the charges were
Withdrawn, the two defendants paying
the coats. 4E
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ASAps ioHr.-A gentleman who came
up from Moundsville yesterday noticed q
couple Of car loads Of German ~emigrants
ut Benwood, en- route West. One Of the
travellers, with three small children bud.
died at his feet and o babe but q few
months old in his arms, attracted
the attention Of our friend, who
inquired bis history, and learned that his
vile had died at sea, while coming to
the new world, leaving him alone 10 care
for his four little ones. The poor fellow
nursed the babe in his arms aS tenderly
M n tnother.
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APRIL WEATHER.-Tice's meteorolog.
ical programme for the present month Is
as follows: lst, fair aud pleasant; I'd TO
4th, clouding and threatening, with Sc
we're storms In places; 4th 10 5th, clear
or fair; 9Th 10. 9th, heavy, severe storms
In places; 10Th and 11th, clear or fair
len to 18th, cloudy and threatening
weather, with rains in places; 18th to
16lh, clear or fair; 18Th TO 2lst, warmer,
ending in cloudy, threatening weather,
with heavy rains and severe storms in
places; 2lst TO 23d, clear or fair; cath to
9th, warmer, endingin clouding, threat
ening weather and local rains; 9th to
'2Sth, clear or fair; 10Th and S0th, warmer,
with elouding, threatening weather, and
heavy rains and severe storms in places
about the 30th, or on May lat.
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PUBLIC AMusEMEsTs.-Mi@ Pomeroy.-
This accomplished young actress made
her debut in Wheeling last evening, at
Warrington Hall, before 0 rather small
audience. But II the audience was not
complimentary in proportions il certain.
ly was in intelligence and discrimination.
The play was Shakespeare great tragedy
Of Macbeth with Miss Pomeroy as Lady
Macbeth, a role which gives great scope
for the lady's remarkable power as an
actress, Miss Pomeroy even sur
passed herself last night in the estima.
ton OF those who had witnessed her
acting elsewhere. The audience was
warmly appreciatiye, and frequently ap-
plauded Miss Pomeroy, as we'll as mem.
bers Of her company who did especially
well. The play makes heavy demands on
the support, but all the characters were
we'll represented, and everything passed
off smoothly and successfully. Mr.. Frank
Weston, who assumed the role Of Macbeth,
is an actor Of more than usual merit,
and shared the honors pretty evenly with
the star. The sword combat between
Aaebah and MaeduF IF. @. Mosely), in
the ifth lact, has never been sur
passed in this city. II fairly brought
down the house. Tonight Miss Pome-
roy will close her engagement in the play
of Cymbeline,n in which she will appear
as lmoqen.
All. Barneu.-This inimitable hnmor.
list, assisted by Mics Helen Nash and
Herr Gnise, gave an entertainment at
Mozart Bali last night for the benefit Of
Wheeling Temperance Union. The hall
was filled by 40 audience which seemed
to enjoy the entertainment immensely.
Protector Maebtth's. Jecture.-Prolessor
Macbeth, Of the West Virginia Univer-
sity, Last night, at the Second Presbyte.
riin Church, delivered his lecture on
"Col. Ingersoll and the Atheists" to a
small audience, owing, no doubt, to the
fact that there were several other enter
tainments in the city. The Professor
spoke for about an hour and q quarter,
aud seemed to interest and entertain
those present.
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The friends Of Henry Plate, a nail
feeder, who has been on the sick list for
about q year, are making arrangements
to give him Il benefit ball at Turner Hall.
T. I. Cockayne's orchestra has been en-
gagged for the occasion, Mr.. Cockayne
giving his services gratis. Some two
hundred tickets have been engaged for the
ball already, and II will doubtless prove
Ia grand success.
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FaoM now until snow dies the number
Of %neighbor's fights that will come up in
the police court will be 100 per cent.
greater than in the winter, for "A certain
a. where there is a tale bearer there
strife will be, 80 where there are garden
patches and hens there will lawsuits and
disturbance cases be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

Doxor fail to call at John ROemer's Il
you want TO buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts OF new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders to match, at 8
z, 8, 8 and 10 cents q bolt.
Two hnndred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, best quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes at loo.
Two thousand pounds OF superior 5lt
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, at 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles Of Car
pets at much below their value. Also
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &c, Al
eastern prices.
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sUBERRgRs FROM HRApAcAE-Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, costiyeness,
feyers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the akin
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all de
engagements oil the internal viscera, are
cured by aSwayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system In
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver TO healthy action and expellinsby
the bowels aud kidneys the matter thai
poisons the foundation OF life. Be paftie.
ular TO obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price %
cents q boz, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling BY LOGAN, Llsr& Co. d&w
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CoFrer HOUSE LIoEssEs.-The City
Clerk was busy yesterday, making out
applications for coffee house licenses, to
be presented to Council tonight. About
thirty applications for license have al
ready been received, and perhaps as
many more will be filed with the Clerk
10 day. The regular meeting Of Council
will be held tonight, and the various
applications will no donbt be taken up and
acted upon,
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CHILD SEVERELY BuRsED.-Yester.
day afternoon about 8 o'clock a little
daughter Of Mr.. Dorsey Thomas, residing
on Main street, between 4th and 9th
streets, while playing with a box Of
matches set FIRE to her clothing, and be.
fore the flames could be extinguished one
of her arms and one aide Of her neck
we're severely burned. The child is
about three years Of age. DR.. Ulrich has
the patient Id charge.
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MOTHERS, NOTIFIES, MorHERs-Don',
fail 70 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain
cures wind collie, regulctes the novels
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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HELD FOR PosrAoE.-Letters address
ed as follows are detained at the City
Postofice for non-payment OF postage.
Mrs. VIM. E. Fry, No. 1929 Marketetreet
South side, city, 1 cent; Arbuckles 4 Co.
Nos. 242 and PA Liberty street, Pitts:
burgh, Pa, 8 cents Leonard Murphy
Harmar, Washington county, Ohio, !
centa.
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~MARBLE.-Messrs. Weir, Reynolds 4
Hickman, NJ. 1906 Market street, are
Just receiving q al geinyoice Of American
and Italian marbles, which they are pre-
pared to work into monuments, tablets!
furniture work and hearths at prices 70
suit The times. This firm Is rapidly
growing in public favor, as Is eyidenc.
cd by their rapidly increasing trade their
work always giving entire satisfaction to
their patrons. They are also dealers in
American granite and importers Of
Scotch granite. Those needing anything
in their line will find It to their adyan.
tage to give them . call.
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Tan schmulbach Guards are making
arrangements to give q ball at Turner
Hall the latter part Of the present month.
The Committee OF Arrangements are Il.
Robertson, A. Cramer, II. A. Deiters,
John Ruhl, D. Snyder, Chas. Stephens
and Jos. Goehring.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMAoHER GALvAH-
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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MoaE than q hundred delegates from
Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia,
among whom are many elect ladies, are
expected at the missionary meeting 70 be
held at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
on the 10Th and 11th ipsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

BARGAINS NJ PIANOS, at sheib's Music
Store, Washington Hall:
Seven Octave Chickeripg Piano, S165.
Seven Octave Knabe Piano, $500.
Seven Octave Weber Piano, 1915.
The two last are good IA new, only
having been used q short time, and all are
good bargains.