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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

Par Y0rE PaEGsL-Let1srs 16dres-
I'd % parties IN this city, sbd HID n The
Post05ne Tor Dos-ps!Deot d postage.
Thoaas CruEIrd, Ma $50 JAno6 street;
FreSsrick ShOSb, Va 80 ChIplins
strest; Fr1nE Villas, care a GRAFT
HOasS1 EdEard Christmas, No l04i Mar
bet street; Mis- D8ks, Niss FGnniG
saith, Mis- Tile NeXEn1EEy; Wa.
Pn.o., No. 1914 MARKET Etree1; u
Bareh, 1914 Market street. Mis- EE1
sboop, Nc. 80 CslpiiDs Etreet: Nao6
Gsbk1rt, Si1isshfh street; A RlL, Mar
ksi street; Alfred C. DAVIS, No. Sss5
JAoob street; CIetns HEnAeT, Market
street; JGDes Il. Eablen; HesrJ Bro
nsr. No. 502 Market tirtsi; Mis- Carrie
PerrsII, No % Coal street; George Pat.
terlor. No. g Tsenty-tiEh;h street;
Nr. JansE St1&s, Mia Elite
Robsrts. WilliIa Cots; L Bar.
rat, 10. 12 TEenty-f-tt street
J0hn P. GIss.; Joseph Siuksr, No. 1l5o
Water street; Mis- S,ribssr, 49, Coal
streei; Niss Kate BsaksrnIn, No. 2l0s
Chapifbs street; John WhitzSl. $50 Coal
street; Miss s Harden, No. 100 TEellth
steel; Mis- J. Binzsli, corner Of Alley
10 IDd Min strssi; J. P. staae, No llio
Main Etres4; Klein 4 So8; Mr.. Ham
bgrrer, care Of A. POll.ek; Mis- Mar
Stuart, Mis- LIME RsSsrty, Joseph Zsl.
len, No. III I6th street; Niss Kate Paf-
kerTon.
Tie following are addressed 70 parsies
o1tSids Of The city: John @. DouDsl, Elm
Grove, ". Va, / cent; JossPh KupP,
SsllsrETiIIe, o, 3 oents; cas. J1bkins,
Bridgeport, o, ] osai; Chs. 3. ShreTs,
Iisriin's Perry, o, 2 cents.
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HGEENIx sTKrP.-NoOthsrD atirins
IN lie SorId has sTes gire1 sd ted
d il euratiTe qualities - Bosebs<is
German Syrup. Ia three ye4s two NIL
lion four hundred thous1bd salll hotties
Of this medicine Eere Distributed n. q
oigss By Druggists IN this eoartsy %
those afflicted With CcasGnPtios, Astha1,
Cro1p, seTe-e Coughs. PnezDo1i1 md
oshsT diseases Of he Throat 1pd Lnres,
giving The AnericGn people un5esiahIe
proof that German Syrup viii eGre
Ihem. he result has been dat Dag
gi4s In every town and village in tie
United States are Recommending i %
their e1stOnerh. Go 70 your Druegi.1,
nd ak Sh1t thy kn0S sbo1t Il Sample
B0ttIss 10 eentE. RegllEr size IS ee1ts.
Thres does vii relieve 11y e4ss. eodkE
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WATER WORKS ZOE WORTHWHILE
Oar M0undsTilIe friends are sgitaIipg
the question Of water works and water
supply. Those Who nse river uater are
supplied 10 The old, old way, By nsn
with yatsr cart and boise. While the
hills which surround NoundsyIlle are
high enough 10 furnish site for baEin
from which water could be supplied 10
all parts Of The town. and IN case Of Gre
would far oTertop the highest e1i6ees
likely 10 be built, without the use Of en-.
giDeS, yet they are far Of and would
require expensive machinery 10 force
the water 70 their SUBMITS. The mounil
builders, however, like people 81
modern days, sometimes, buiIded WiSer
than they knew and in 20 doing furnished
not alone monument Of their unEritten
history, bat an elegant site from which TO
supply the aqueous necessities Of com.
ing generations. There Is an abundance
Of never failing springs Of delightful
water within = little distance Of The
mound ,the Ealers oiWhich could be forced
into 4 reservoir on top Of the mound
with comparatively inexpensive ma.
ohinery, ahd The mound i high enough
TO insure ready distribution Of wafer
70 all parts Of the town. There IL ample
breadth Of surface on top Of the mound
for the construction Of capaeious reser-
yoir. This uiiIitsr;Rn conversion Oitbe
monument Of the dead past would give 4
double motive for IL preservation and
enAure IL permAnenee ior coming agel.
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The LADIES SHOWING THEIR Coon
SEasE-Good sense is, alter all, carrying
the day in spite Of the folly Of fashion.
Ladies who walk 4 great deal At this sea.
son Of the year insist on short skirts for
the streets. There is also an inclination
on the part Of ladies who require assist.
anee 10 carrying the heavy material 10
use At present 10 wear halfskirts, both
for day time and evening costumes. The
round skirts, - they are called, are
trimmed with very narrow aounees
around the bottom, and are almost en-.
tirely covered with : very long PolonaiAe,
sIit open rather high on one aide, dfaped
on the other, finished at the back into
regular lapelS, all this on purpose 70
show that there Il an underskirt beneath
the polonliSe.
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River 1OissG 9inches and flIlins.
Weather cloudy, raw and Threatening
he R.soa left 70, Pufs-sbars At 10y
TseIheal paefe.a arrived and departed
On tine with moderate trips
The E. H. Durfee, from s.. L0uis, Ar
rived II noon, and alter unshiPPing :
small amount Of freight II this POiBt de-
parted for Pittsburgh.
The Hudson, iron Cincinnati, arrived
he Granite sssle p4ssd dovn At
O'Clock last night.
The AbBer O'Neal Leaves this morninE
II O'Clock for PittSb1rsh.
The Courier isto-d1yis packet for Par
kersbuTg. atl0lA-M.
The Salt Valley and Kaiie SGoekd1le,
from Cincinnati, are due Tonight.
The HDdsou leaves this afIerpoon At 8
o'clock for Cincinnati.
TbelittIe toSboat Scout broneht doEn
load Of Gre clay from New Cumberland
yesterday.
PrrIsBuESH, February 15.-RiTer c
fee, 6inehes, and falling. Weather mild
and cloudy.
CAIEo. February l5.-Arrived-Hiek.
cry, s.. Louis; Grey Hound, Ohio; Baum,
Memphis. DsPsrted-Hiekory, Ohio;
Grey Hound, Memphis; Colorado, Vieks.
burg; Andy Baum, Cincinnati. River s
feet9 inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
NASHVILLE, February 15.-RiAer MS
Ing. and stands Z feet on shoals. Arriy.
ed-NashVille, EddyVille, Cairo.
VIcEsBUEG, February l5.-Weather
fair. River fell one inch. DoEn-Lee,
Florence Meyer, Houston. Up-Golden
Rule, John L Woods and TOW. Arrived
John Maude.
MEsPHTs, February I5.-River rose
II inches and nov stands q feet. De-
parted-Seheuck, New Orleans; Tower,
VieksburG Cons. Miller, Cincinnati; Cap
ital City, ST Louis. Weather cloudy.
Business moderate.
cHcrSSAII, February 15.-Riyer %
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather clear
tonight and mild. Arrived. W. CAT,
Memphis; Emma Graham, Pittsburgh.
Depatted-Apdes, Wheeling Mary Mil
Ter, St Louis.
81. LOUIS Februsry l5-Arriyed-
John Means and TOW, New 0rleans; City
Of Vieksburg, Vieksbarg. Departed.
Belle Of Memphis. River rising, with 10
feet 5 iDebes. Weather fair.
LOUISVILLE, February l5.-weather
clear and cool ArriTed-Cherokee,
Cincinnati. Departed-GoIden Crown,
Cincinnati. River stationary with II
feet 4 inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, February l5.-Weather
cloudy and mild. River falling slowly,
with . and 40 feet in the channel. Up
Charles Morgan, Donnally and Idle
Wild. DoHn-Sherloek and Gutherie;
business light
NV ORLEANS, February l5.-Arriyed
-Golden City, Cincinnati; Port Eads and
bsrges, 81. Louis; hatcher, Vieksburg;
Bart Able, Red river. Departed-Sam.
Roberts and tow, Ohio river. Weather
clear.
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Ml,orpplnr n WIgrKnon,a HlLl

MAsQuERApE AT WEsrwooD's HAIL.
The grand masquerade At WestWoOd.
Hall, in The Eighth Ward, last night,
was one Of the pleasantest affairs that
has lranspired thus far this season. Elab'
orale preparations had been made for the
event, and The young people Of the South
Side were much interested In il success,
Their most sanguine expectations were
more than realized, a. The attendance wa
large, and Carnival ofFnn was enjoyed
By ali. T. 7. C0ekayBe's excellent or.
eheItra furnished the music, and great
u contributed 10 the hearty enjoyment
Of the occasion. Mr.. John Braddock vas
the ballet master, and was asaisted by Mr..
james Smith. The success Of the affair
IL largely due 10 The untifing exertions
Of the Committee Of Arrangements. con.
sisting Of Jimmy Carson, Tommy Tigh,
B. Calhoun, Tommy Fox, W. $. Bell and
Mike TiRh,
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LLoTDsyLLE, o, FEB. II, ~

Ho ToH SEw oRIEANs!-A party Of
some fifteen or twenty persons will leave
on the steamer Hudson this evening for
New Orleans, connecting with the steam.
er Charles Morgan, the finest steamer
leaving that port. Among the number
going are: MrN. George Mendel, Nm.
Asriz, Mn. II. Harden, Mis- Euline
Sounding, Mis-. Hannah Spaulding, Mis-
Annie GIiss, Miss Kate Vie, Mis- Ida
Harden, Mis- Gertie Harden, Mn. 7. r.
Phinney, Miss Lida Mertz, Mrs. Vim. Bal.
ley, Mn. Henry Brues, NJ. Joseph Wood,
Nj. lev. Bailey, Mr.. G. W. Pflnlheim,
Mr.. Ed. Pisrson, Mr.. Al. Harden, Mr..
C. D. List, Mr.. John Berger, Mr.. Ed.
Brues, and quite = number Of others.
The HudAon will leave At 3 P. u, add
will issue excursion tickets Al $40 for
the round trip 10 Cincinnati or $50 for
the rouHd trip 70 New Orleans. Any
peson desiTing 4 pleasant trip should
not fail 10 make the best Of this OPP
portunily, A. il IL free TO anybody.
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ANOTHER FNE MoSuICDI.-Messrl
Weir. Reynolds & Hickman have iast re.
eeiTed a 6ne Granite Monument 10 b
erected in Greenwood Cemetery on the
lot Of ArS. Vim. Bailey, OF LaBelle
street. This firm ia constantly receiving
American and Scotch Granite Monuments
and Tablets, also American and Italian
Marble, and are prepared to execute al
Eork in their linein the most workman.
like manner and At reasonable rates.
With such firm in our city there l. No
need Of persons sending abroad for their
work; and all those Of our city who need
anything 10 tbeirlibe will End it 10 their
advantage 10 give them a call.
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TRAMAHER or REAL EsrATE--The fol
lowing deed transferring real estate wa
admitted 70 record In the ofiee Of thC
Clerk Of The County Court yesterday:
Deed made Feb. Is, 1878, by DENIM
oRsefe, special comniasioner, 10 Henry
Amiek and Christian Dekn, for lot j.
square No. 4, fronting 40 feet and 81
inches on the western side oil MAiE
street and southWard Of South street, To-
gsthsr with the buiIdings and improve
menls thereon; 5000.
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BuRxrxG CHrMSEY.-Yesterday morn.
log considerable condemnation was occa-
stoned by the burning out Of 4 chimney
on the roof Of the store room ll3l Main
street. The smoke permeated the aide
walls Of the building, near the rooi, aBd
as II oozed out At almost every point It
was feared the building was on Ere. An
investigation proved that the SCOT In the
chimney was burning out, and the only
thing that could be done was TO let It
lake IL course.
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TarNEv CorrArprnogTHg O,Ngll

THE NV CoMMAHDERo HTHE O,EEAI..
Since the death Of Capt 0'Neal, Capt.
A. Winteripger has assumed command OF
the steamer Abner 0'Neal, With Mr.. John
Edie 10 the clerks Office. The 0,Neal Il
one Of The neatest, safest and sNiiLest
packets, and We are glad 10 know that she
will remain 10 the Wheeling and Pitts.
burRh trade. The swift and tidy little
steamer Della will continue In the Wheel.
ing and 6leubenVille trade, with Capt.
John shouSe In command, and the urbaue
W. wilkins In the oGice.
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AalHs & Lucas Ipr5ss 14ssuG5sn q
thtir PIszEz Pf1rss, EtitA kISe 4 Ent
psEssfal t0ns, sa1 ne iSr-lEAls1 = re
n1-E1klE I0E Frsnea. Ala - fhelr ga
cad lr-Rs stsef e PEEnoss seE nd &c.
ed kIsd, q ostsr aife<s, 1ni q Reas
OrEtna, 70 LIZ nd RSr Sale.
uIustrzas1 C.t.lo.8ss, EIifk Rr5ne La,
R1iIsd free @ 1TJl5tafisu. Fer Gt1s =
AnGlE 4 L1cEE' EasSe S.ere,
LIZ Tlrf.s faree4.
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WnLEY u. +. CHuRcH.-The services
at the Wesley n. E. Church tomorrow
will be A. follows: Preaching al 10l AN.
BY Rev. W. z. Hppey, the PASTOR Sab
bath School At 2 P. NJ, and n 3 ?. n. the
funeral Of Mis- Gertrude siebke will
take place from the church. All ?. n.
Rev. Ripley will preach upon "The
Puniahment Of the Wicked" Meetings
will be held at the church every night
during the week.
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THE NAA.

Al the conclusion Of The BiIhoPs re
marks The mass WH proceeded with
Bishop Kain wa the eelebrtnt, assisted
By Right Rev. John T. Sullivan. with
Rev. s. Huber and Rev. J. II. Walteri
n Deaeons Of Honor, Rev. A. schleiebei
and Rev. J. McElIigot n sub.Deaeons
and Rev. J. A. Reynolds Master Of Cere'
monies. Thisimpressiye ceremony over
thecongregaion vas dismissed.
The Teqasst Of the Bi.hop that The
members Of his Church drape their Pri'
yate residence 10 mourning Wl quite
generally complied with, and emblems o.
mourning were displayed IN all parts Of
The city. This was particularly The case
on the lower aide Of the creek, where We
noticed also several Papal AIga And Por-
traits Of the Pope di'plSysd.
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TnrPEELXcK EoTEA-Tbe mas meet.
ibz Heretofore announced 70 b bid n
Ytshinztob hall % TDeaday evening bIs
bsen postpoDed until Thursdsy evening,
% HncOnnt Of The hall having been en-.
Esged for tbat sTsning for = lecture By
Hon. s. s. Cox.
Nessrs. RoLert Ma1hall abd Wilbur
Truman Will addrers The Ot's Hall UoiOh
70 night.
Al Tboason n. z. Church Rev. Ar.
Kelley will preach = Temperance sermon
Sunday night, on The Evils Of Inlem-
psEAnce,H from The ESst Terse Oi Che 2Jlh
ehspisr Of ProEorbs-
A meeting in otis Hall Is announced
for tonight.
To-morroS afternoon = meeting will
BE held 10 Ots Hall. The ladies Of
the bard viii conduct the sesyiees, which
begin al aOeIoek.
The following invitation, on postal
card, vas received BY young tsnperanee
lecturer Of Bridgeport:
Louisville, o, Feb. II, 1878.
srH:-We are to hsTe.a Temperance
mssting on be1t Saturday evening. II
you feel able 10 address 4 meeting free
We ScnId be glad 10 have you come.
COMMITTEE.
To which be sent the following reply
GmILnfEN:-Your postal EAs re-
esiVed; terms Hattering In The extreme.
Come ON with yonr meeting 10 Wheeling,
hire 4 hall and I will be happy TO ad-
drt,z you free. Respectfully, dc.
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" RmEIEsEL OF MEHsEEET OF
AxJor LESr NIsEI.-Ibe reSelrSal d
+ N1-rEres q ApiSa.s II Wsshisstas
Hall Lad night, EIs very soeaesstll
Hhsslingis Auihores has Pro31oed ,
pt1y botS Historical and be4ufiful h
lessie e5scss are VeTy fne, sna he dirs:
Va .1opsed iron IN TrOTG.erss e1nt
reo3sred kya gn1rts4ts Of HaIe voiesi
with sP1eodA power.
We hoe 70 sc every Ee1i sIlea an3
hAbd.ooe Fgn Of DoosE realized tor u
beoesi Of that deserving iRstitntiou IL
ChiIireuis Hone
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DHIRlBLE PROPERTY AT PuBLIl
SLLE-TNo desirable pieces Of property
belonging 10 Mr.. A. Reymsn will be offer
ed Il public Sale at the Court IIouse thi
morning At 10 o'clock, viz: = piece Of
ground on the south side Of l4th street
east Of k0G, and the brewery property
back Of Beek's Block. Those desiFiDg e
invest 10 good real estate should attend
ihil ALE
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"MARGARET OF AMoU."-Il seems
hardly necessary for rs to call the aiten'
ton Of our readers 10 the entertainment
at Washington Hall tonight for the ben.
eft Of the Children'sHome. Our people
have heretofore literally patroniIed en-.
tertainDents Of this nature, and we hope
that tonight will be no exception. Elab-
orate preparations have been inside for
the presentation OF Mra. Clifton's drama,
and the accompanying concert and tab.
leauz, and The efforts Of the managers Of
the entertainment 70 please the public
will no doubt be fully appreciated. We
look for an immense audience al Wash
ington Hall tonight.
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POLICE CouKT-JEdge OFdamsT.-ThI
following cases were disposed Of in thii
court yesterday morning:
Charles Morris, Charles Stewart, Johr
Wilson and James Kelley, all tramps
were ticketed for the city prison.
WIN. Ditmore was Gned so for abus
ing his vile, and was committed in de
fault Of payment.
Nm. Stene was liued So for using abus,
i've language towards George S. Wilson
Paid.
Thomas W. Richards was charged With
disorderIy conduct, and the Gaze vas dis
missed At the cost Of Henry Richards.
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A Fzy5BrTuL DEGIA-Oos Of Lhs
most friShtiBI Accidents Il has been or
duty 70 TeeOfd occurred Ia tie Eighth
Ward last evening. and resultea IN The
death Of = boy named Fr1nk RsynET,
whose parents reside Al tie corner Of sd
and Jseob streets. Young Rsyner, Who
Ess about eleven wears Of age, Undertook
70 jump o. = eaboose car Of freight
train going e4ss, Al 81 O'Clock ?. =. Tbsn
be slipped oG The ear snd fen on The traek,
tie train passing 0Tsrh is body ADD killing
him Instantly. The body Wa eut up
into almost iBfDitesnal pieoer, md bat
for The bad being found } short distance
from The railway, the remains could not
hare been Identified. The bad Eas eat
from The body - neatly as Il By knife,
and the BODY and limbs we're terribly
mansled, 6esh and blood being sirsrn
along The raiIEaya distxDeeoi perhaps >
quarter Of = mile. The remains we're
eAfel1Ily picked mp and Deposited in =
box, and eonTsyed 10 the bere.Eed Ps-
rentS.
Justice SehplIz, having been sum
mOned, held 40 inquest over the remains
At tie residebee Of the bOy's father, Ar.
BARLEY Rsyner, Al 1900 Jacob street.
The j1rors we're as follows: AdoIph
Fritz, Adam Honeeker, August Weitzsl,
Hanson Blake, Louis Carl, AuguEt Carl,
A. J. Schultz, Joseph C. Cline, Andres
Manner, R1Sard Piues, Frederick Ger
slepg. IIshry ROsel. The verdict agreed
upon vas 10 tubst1noe ~ follows:
"Tbe jarou sworn 10 inquire when,
bos, and By What means he Eaid Frank
Rsymer cane 70 his death, upon their
oaihs do say that the said Frank Reymer
came 70 his death By his orn e1relesspes
IN attempting 10 jump on the e1boOse Of
the freight train going east st 81 O'Clock
r. n, on the I5th Of February, 1873,
when be stepped Cd The car and fell on
the track, The train passing over his
body, killing him instantly"
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Ru5LGL--HsFi1g Te1ogsS " fiee
r,--e = n. 1s EieEert serssl Ell-ls. :
CIV + IL reas e dee st1r4 so1i1
rsljsEssIfy iITiss ~ 49, nd ehs
- . al n o. E2s 80 BSpts
r-sTr4 de esraes. yEIET cLEAE
%. Is EeFet4 seseel
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CHAEGED WITH TEAEIHo DJwH LEGAI
NUncz.-A few days ago Constable John
HAuSenaHer levied upon The household
goods Of Matthew Reese, 10 the FIIi
Ward, upon an attachment for debt, and
posted bills advertising TO cell them Al
public sale. The bills were torn down,
and Hausenaner has had = warrant Issued
for Rsese a The guilty party.
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DEr GooDs AID NorIoxs Al AucTIO.

DIR GooDs AID So1Ioxs At AucTIox
MIR. P. q Dobbins, Special Receiver
announces elsewhere tie sale Of astoek
Of dry goods and notions 1t the Store
room lately occupied By the late 6ru o.
KenD3yy & HsllisT, 1903 Main Street
The sale will commerce 10 day At 2 P. n
and continue from day 70 day until thG
ssoek il fully disposed Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

We call The attentioa Of our readers to
the a4yertisenen. Of The Wholesale No
ton HoGse Of Wheat, Iseit & Naylor,
being the Oldest and most reliable house
In he trade. Their long experience en-
abIes them 70 give satisfaction, both In The
priee and quality Of their god.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

RnEoEsL-4boat sir nOathsaso Ma
jor Niek CrauIsy had ; 6De dress coat
TIlued n forty eve dollars FtoIen iron
his roons in he rear d Lakes Livery
stable. o. WeiDeAdIJ' the coat ~
returned 70 Mr.. CtAVlsy. IhisIs ele1'
e.se d reaorse ::Of nohse;esee, Ibs thiti
undoubtedly kpoEipg Mr.. craEley % b
senlsaan Eb0 always aets squareiT u
SIS felIor nen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

RLGu1AR services will Be heid to-nor-
rOu At The DiseipIes' Church by the pas
Tor, Rev. o. p. Miller. Morning subject
''Ths Last PenticoEt;7 subject Al night
i'Tbe FirSt Priests Of he Gospel" Quite 5
number Of additions have been made %
this church lately md very gratifying
interest seems TO prevail in the church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

MAYOR SWEEEEY yesterday received 4
telegram from Capt. Campbell Sweeney,
Of The steamer Ribehon, stating that be
had sold biz boat add would be home n
soon n be closed up bis business. The
telegram contained no further plrticu'
lara
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

Music CHEAPER THAN EyER-Music
buyers should not forget that prior TO the
removal OF Sheibs music Store 10 Wash.
ingtOu Hall, the stock Of goods now on
and al the old stand on Main 81. will be
sold At and below cost 10 save removal.
Look in and zee II you cannot End some.
thing you want,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16

ATTENTION Is called TO The announce
ment Of the sale Of the personal property
Of the Centripetal Power Company, by
A. J. Sweeney, Receiver. The turning
lAths and planers, power machines, tools,
ETC., will Be sold at private sale until
March lat prox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-16
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