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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-19

Public ADJUSTMENTS. "Our Boarding
HOu@."-An immense audience greeted
the first appearance OF Leonard Growers
comedy combination in "0ur Boarding
House" at the Opera House last evening.
There was hardly vacant seat in the
house, and the company and the piece
presented were in every respect worthy OF
their cordial and enthusiastic reception.
The comedy is brilliant, original, I'M
conventional and entertaining. 1t is in
geniously constructed, and, possessing no
striking literary merit, 1t is yet full Of the
essentials Of agood-acting comedy. Full
of rich situations and dramatic incidents,
from flrstto last it moves along without
any dragging; the interest never flags, and
the fun is continually up to the boiling
point A description OF the play, or q
criticism Ofthe charactersand actors, would
give no one any adequate idea OF the
piece. The play is well calculated to
please, and we advise those who have not
seen "0ur Boarding House" TO embrace
the present opportunity. A matinee will
be given this afternoon, when the admis-
sion will be SO and % cents, and the en-
gagement OF the company will close with
performance in the evening. All who
60 to sec "0ur Boarders" will find them
pleasant people, indeed.
Emerson's Mnsrels. -The New York Her
aid says Of Emerson's Ninstrels, who ap-
pear at the Opera House next Monday
evening:
"Emerson's Minstrels were again last
night greeted with an OVERLOOKING house.
Billy has achieved 4 name rs the foremost
minstrel performer in the land. The Big
-Four Smith, Morton, Waldron and Mar.
tin are the liyeliest quartet ever seen on
the stage. Chas. Haywood is very fine
cultivated soprano, and Sig. Abecco is q
splendid harpist and vocalist; in fact, the
entire troupe is superior to any ever in
New York" .t .W
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MEETING or GENERAL ExEcuTIvE COMMIT
TgE.-An excellent meeting the General
Executive Committee on Temperance was
held last evening in one Of the class rooms
tof the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, and
considerable interest was taken in the ar
rangement OF the work for the coming
winter. Among other resolutions the fol-
lowing was adopted:
Resoired, That the following pastors be
requested to preach on temperance or
hold temperance meetings in their respect
i've churches, as follows: Second Presby-
terian Church, Rev. Jas. MofIat, Novcm-
Der 3; Fourth Street N. E. Church, DR.. A.
G. George, November 10; Reformed Epis'
copal Church, Rev. Mr.. Jenkyns, and at
Wesley NJ. Z. Church, November IL;
November =, Disciples Church, -
pastor, and at North Street NJ, E. Church,
Rev. S. E. Steele. The services to be held
at the usual evening hour OF public wor-
ship. u 70 III. . r.s,.. l.-....
Besides these appointments, some first
class speakers will be engaged soon to
address the people Of Wheeling. It is
likely Francis Murphy, Mrs. l.athrop,
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Reese and others
will be OF those who are to be engaged.
Rev. T. F. Clancy, OF the Baptist Church,
will preach on temperance next Sunday
evening. ..uf.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, the "sailor preacher" Of
Cleveland, who is said to be an eloquent
talker, will speak ct Mozart Hall tonight,
and ut the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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THE EaatIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH AND
ITs PAsroR.-fn o conversation with Rev.
s. B. Barnitr, of the English Lutheran
Church, whose health. seems now consid-
erably shattered, from overwork, we learn;
ed that for over sixteen years he has been
doing pastoral and missionary work IN
this city, with little or NO "let-up" or rest.
The. Church. over which he presides was
commenced with but fifteen members, not
ono 81 them having wealth, and the prom.
ise Of salary for the first year was only $50
Mr., Barnitz has financiered and managed
every detail OF all the work these many
wears. until now the handsome lot and
well-built chapel and Sunday School room,
which cost nearly sea- 900, have on them
only a bonded debt Of seven thous-
and dollars. The interest on this has
been so promptly met, that persons hold
ing the bonds would be very loath to part
with them at par. Even the principal OF
the debt was reduced several hundred dol
lars during the past year, and thecurrent
expenses Of the Church promptly met. OF
sympathetic nature naturally, and hav-
ing, as he says, known much sorrow per
sonally, Mr. Barnitz has seldom or never
REFUSED any service among tue siSA, thS
needy or distressed, and these things with
constant financial pressure, and three SER
vices each Sunday, with anxiety about the
Children's Home and similar institutions
OF. his own Church, have proven too much
for lis physical system. The congregation
of the Eng. Lutheran Church. have, with
great unan;mity, and at personal sacrifice,
decided to elect supply, thus giving
entire relief to their minEter for months
to come: Mr.. BarnitZs hope oil entire
recovery Is IN absolute rest Of body and
mind. live mistake not he told us that
during the scarlet fever epidemic o year or
so ago, he attended thirty-one funerals In
one month, and even within the past two
months as many as four In one week. MI.
Barnitz has seemed to belong to the city
rather than TO o church ora determination,
and there Is therefore much kindly sym
pathymanitested for him. There are com.
paratiyeiy few homes, either among the
rich or among the middle classes or the
Door. where Mr.. Barnitz has not ministers
ed In times OF sorrow, and hence the many
well wishes for his entire recovery.
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prIp,1 Potsrs.-There will be preaching
in the First Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row at l0i A. N. by Rev. Mr.. Jones, o mem
Der OF the Presbytery Of Cleveland, Ohio,
and In the evening at o'clock the pastor,
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., will
preach; subject: "The Burning Bush. H.,
The pulpit Of the Zane Street NJ. e.
Church will be occupied tomorrow by the
newly appointed pastor, Rev. Geo. f.
Hite. 49,
Services at Wesley N. E. Church TO-
morrow as usual. The pastor, Rev. W. +.
Rippey, has returned 70 this charge an
other season, and will preach morning
and evening.
81. Matthews Church will be open for
services as usual tomorrow. Bishop
Peterkin will oficiate. -.
Rev, W, C. Snodgrass will occupy the
pulpit of the North Street NJ. Z. Church
tomorrow morning, and Rev. s. B. d.
Prickett in the evening. .G 49,,
At the English Evan. Lutheran Church
tomorrow, Rev. O. D. Smith, Of Spring.
field, Ohio, will ofiicia,e.
The international Sunday School Lesson
tomorrow throughout the globe will be
on ''The Parable Of the Prodigal Son"
Luke Nv, 1l-2+. 20. q.
Rev. Jaber Hall, Of Cleveland, will &C.
cupy the pulpit Of the Disciples Church to-
morrow, morning and evening. IN
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THERE is no TINE to be lost when u
cough attacks one, in adopting means Of
prevention against consumption and bron-
chitis. A cough may, with perfect truth,
be termed an incipient stage Of those de.
structivc maladies, and II is Che height 81 q
folly to disregard it. If neglected, 1t will
assuredly terminate in some dangerous
pulmonary ailliction, but II DR.. WN. HALLS
BAISAM ron TIE LUNGS be used, the com
plant is speedily ysnquished and all dan
ger averted." There is no pulmonic COM
parable to this great specific. Sold by
druggists. John L. Smith & Co., Whole
sale Agents, Wheeling,W.Va. W,saw
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MEssns. PETER wx1rY, Henry Michael;
Godfrey Price and Charles Blanchard &c;
turned home last evening from q two days
hunt in the vicinity Of eHole In the
Ground, Y Belmont county, Ohio, They
brought homie with them d considerable
amount OF game, includinga genuine "Red
Fox" which was shot by Mr.. Welty alta
long range, while going very fast.
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A NEw USE FOR CoRk.-The want has
long been felt OF q floor covering com
bining the durability and comfort Of q
carpet, with the cleanliness Of oil CLOTH
This desirable end is obtained In the pat.
emit LlNoLEuM, and, being composed Of
cork, is never cold under foot. The goods
are made in \ variety Of handsome, pat,
terms, suitable for every part OF o dwelling
house, as we'll as stores, offices, etc, See
that the word '"LISoLEuNn Is on the back
Of every yard. This Is the only genuine
article. Kept by all carpet dealers.
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HICKORY nuts are waiting to be harvest
y r,rE woods arectOwded with sporting
men,. M. HlfI rf4tli i'.s rt n
"srr en- up again" We mean your
Tnr County. Court will to-day adjourn
for the term. ..
THERE will be q matinee at the Opera
House this afternoon.
Tnsquail will soon begin, % respond 70
the "toasi" ofthe eeasenD un cur
ONE marriage license was issued yester.
day by tie Clerk OF the County Court.
oyERcoNTs aud, fires were absolutely
essential for comfort yesterday. Last night
was cold enough for heavy frost.
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PERSONALS from The rartersburg Inde,

PERSONALS from the Parkersburg Inder
Miss Nettie List Of Wheeling is attend
ing Miss Hanson's school.
Miss Ella Kelley, Of Wheeling Island, Is
the guest OF r. B. Taylor.
Nj. and Mrs. ]. Ewood Hughes, OF
Wheeling, were guests OF Frank jenkins:
D. r. Neal, il, and James Wetherell
have had most delightful trip to Wheel
ing md Pittsburgh. ,...g q
Col. W. A. Waugh, the genial proprietor
OF the popular ST. James Hotel, Wheeling,
was in the city recently. ..l,. -
Miss Jennie Parker, OF Wheeling, who
has been guest Of Miss Emma Butcher,
has returned TO her charming home. =
Rev. J.-W w. Webb, . former pastor OF the
NJ. E. Church In this city, Is the guest Of
Mr.. j. A. Lash, on the Island. ma
I Lawrence Barrett, the eminent tragedian,
Is booked for the Opera House Nov. 4
MIG n. Moffat, formerly editor Of
the lRegiar, has been chosen 70 represent
Pocahontas county In the Legislature.
Capt. John Baggs Is talking temperance
lin Cincinnatil iiHl.4 I'd = = r..
! Miss Emma schaefer, Of Johnstown, Pa,
who has been visiting relatives in the city
for the past two months, left for home
yesterday. 70 ii TX, ~
Rev. O. b. Smith, q wittenberg College,
Springfield, Ohio, who breaches ut the
English, Lutheran Church tomorrow, fs
expected via the P. W. & KY. R. R. to-day.
III. James Richardson, one OIL the genial
toll collectors at the Suspension Bridge
reached home last night, from 0 two days
hunt in the wilds Of Ohio, bearing twenty
eight squirrels and numberof other game
as trophies Of his skill as marksman.
Mr.Jack Glasseock, Of this city, has re-
turned home-from o. successful profession
al tour. I We learn that he has accepted 2
lucrative oFsr for next seasohS ! e = =
Thos., Hughes, Esq Of baltimore, is
spending d few days among old friends in
Mr.. Leonard Grover, SEN, Mr.. Leonard
Grover, IT,, and wife, and the "0ur Board
ing House. dramatic company, have quar-
tiers at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Charley Stentzel, a popular clerk at
Rhodes dry goods store, is sin ging Baby
Mine" over. a new arrival.
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DEBATE AT LlSpsLEY ISsTirurE.-There
vas quite an interesting debate at the
Lindsey Institute yesterday afternoon.
The question was SIS Country life Prefera.
BILE to City liie?' Birnie McsIechen and
Charlie Schrodcs sustained the atiirma-
tiyey and Vim. Rolf and Charlie Bodley
the negative. The question was decided
In favor OF country life, by the judges:
Lewis Baker, Sam. Welty and Geo. Rolf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-19

For UrwARps OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tCiRd colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and didrrhad,
whether arising from teething or other
causes!i An old and well-tried remedy. 25
cents bottle. q wU -0'le d4w
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iFAtsE REroRr.-In yesterdays issue
Of this paper appeared IN Item IN the
Hancock county news, credited 70 the
Hanooet County Courier, to the effect that
Il was thought that Capt @. 1. Brennan,
A steamboatman well known In this yici-
nifty, had died Of the yellow fever on .
boat which lately left St. Louis for New
Orleans with goods for the yellow lever
sufferers. His friends hereabou1 pro
nounce the report untrue, as Capt Bren:
nan did not command the steamer alluded
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TIE following named gentlemen have
been elected delegates to tho Grand Lodge
/, o, %. 7, OF West Virginia, which con-
venes IN annual session at Petersburg on
Tuesday next: James Maggie, No. 2; Jacob
Failor, No. s; ], F. Holman, No. 9; Jacob
Morris, No. O; John Boring, No. ~; Jacob
Decker, No. 10; Geo. Barr, No. 10; Geo.
Montgomery, No. IS; w. ]. Moorehead,
No. IS. Messss, G. Arnold, Of VIM. Tell |;
o. k. EilitritS; OF Wheeling; James Nagle,
OF Abrams Encampment, and J. A. Miller,
G. R. 10 the U. s. Grand Lodge, will &C.
company the party.
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The Nail City Boat Club gave IN enjoy
able entertainment ut their Hall, Centre
Wheeling, last might. The large room was
well filed by the members of the club and
their friends. Tommy Cockayne's orches-
ira discoursed sweet music, and dancing
was kept up until late hour.
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TIM managers OF the Top Mill are nego-
tiating with parties in South Bend, Ind,
for the purchase OF broad guage locomo-
tive, to he used for transportation purposes
at the works in North Wheeling. 1t Is ex-
pected to arrive here in the course OF five
or six weeks.
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poI1cr corrr,Iudat ctann,.r.

There were two cases before His Honor
yesterday morning, viz:
Joseph Carr, arrested by Officer STANLEY
for drunkenness, was fined g and costs.
Robert Lynn was arrested by Officer
Shorts for disorderly conduct. The case
was dismissed at the costs Of the city.
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From wilkes Spirit Of the Times, Dec. 8, 1871
A. B. c., MIcH.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing 4 while trotting. II Is sound
now, / think. Itwas fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. Anaper.-
Clip of the hair, and apply Giles Liniment
Iodile Ammonia twice day, until II irri-
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. It Is the only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement Of this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 451 Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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TuRnR is growing desire maniiesting
itself among men, that some Edisonic
genius will invent kind Of blacking for
shoes which, when applied, will give o
polish that will keep the hoot.hlack OF
every corner from saying-"shine, slritwo
for q Nickel" =
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The new towboat being built for Capt
Ed. Hornbrook, at Brownstown, will soon
be ready for her machinery, and when
there Is water enough she will be brought
TO Wheeling TO receive 1t.
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WHAT ANYONE NAY BEE,

Auy one viIo Siii sraiains De lit d Centennial
Awards yin nee that the lsanutsetgicn 9 bsns11,s
capsins Porous PlastSf FsoaiSed snd eei
: WaMT oAaH0T ~ SEEN
In us d 4 tht nam6 d az \ W lpssteus sea.
petitor So greatly superior % ordinary Poroai p.s
mai II has gained The approval u the medical
SuIhor,y 10 the world. Dr.. J. \. II. Thompson, o
WSshlnTton, D. c., Judge IN the Drug Department Of
The Centennial Exposition says oil them: 81 use them
constantly IN my practice aud esteem them Que o. the
most useful Inventions oi the age" BenSonI Cipcine
PAster Strengthens, So0thss stimulates hesthiul
circulation Of the blood, relieves a. once aud cure
quicker than any known plaster, lniment Or COM
POUND II q nov considered 70 be the unr'Alled rem.
edy for lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia spinal ana
kidney affections seiatieA, lumbago stubborn colds.
Sold everywhere. Price 25c.
RE.GAHTInIIe VICE 3siSs r i4 s ssss ssa
UE uhU luUd sonf c1pdns fsros, Pissies p
me niset one 70 partIculaf having similar Soatd-
Ing name contains lead polsohs Each genuine ber-
os Capcine Plaster has The word Capeineeu through
tho plASter-take no other. Nt-AtMt9
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A CERTAIN young. man stopped at a
down town fair one day, this week and
ordered his dinner, price 10 cents 1t took
him 40 minutes to consume the viandS
set before him, and in the meantime he
put himself outside OF five cups OF coffee.
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HEADouARrERs FOR CHEAP GooDs.-
Good Muslin at &c, good Calicos at sc,
good Carpets at 15c; fine all-Wool French
Cashmers at SOC; Fancy Dress Goods from
@ to l0c; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, il you wish to save money, at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
TouH RnFNRp
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Piano AND ORGAN TuSrSG.-1fyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address, 81
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market 81.
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JAMES ROGERS, alias Holy Sailor, was
arrested last night by Officers Flynn and
Stanley, on the charge Of being drunk and
disorderly. He was locked up for trial this
morning
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II. HEyMAS; corner Main and 18th
streets, has good run Of customers. The
reason is that he sells Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods cheaper than any other
house in the country. You will always
find there good suits ut 81 %, good coats
81 90, white shirts ut SOC, undershirts and
drawers at zoe each. He has justreceived
a large lot Of boys clothing, which he will
sell at very low prices. lie also buys and
sells railroad tickets.
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II BALpSEss ORA DkFIcrEScY OF HAIR ex.
lists, or II the hair is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can be restored by
using "London Hair Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people for increasing the growth,
restoring It's natural color, and at the, same
time lovely hair dressing and beautifier. It
is totally different from all others; not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure ingredi-
cnts that render many other articles obnox-
ious; in fact It Is exquisitely perfumed, and so
Clearly and elegantly prepared as to make tia
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
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J. A. TYSEs, q PROMINENT CITIZEN OF

Wilson, n. c., writes: Some len years ago my
wife's hair commenced falling out and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
"London Hair Restorern the scalp became
healthy, the hair stopped falling, the color was
restored, and Is now growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, IS cents bottle. Six bottles,
street, Philadelphia. Sold by Logan, List 4
Co., Wheeling. eod4w
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The best 12.c grey flannel in the city at
G. G. Roths'. amtr.E
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CHoIcE Teas, Tobaccos and confection-
cries always on hand, at Geo. S. Feeney's,
1907 Main street.
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Lrrrras held ior postage at the city
postoffice: VIM. II. bsyless, 2l9s Chap.
line street, city; John Lyons, Empire T,
O., Parish Of Pleaguemines, In,
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RED FLAxyELs.- save from 5 to
10 cents on every yard you buy of l. Blum
& Rro y ~ -
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TnR CouETs.-CorxrY CouRr-Judge Geo.
E. Boyd.-In this Court yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted: e.ae.
The case Of John Laishley vs.. sweeneys
4 Co. was remaided to rules. ssslst
Mary Watterson, jun., was appointeda
committee for Mary Watterson, sen., who
has been pronounced Ton.eoBpoS NfTifs.
Bond $500, with Robert Johnston Is Sc
On application OF D. Peck, attorney, a
commission Wa issued TO take the deposi-
tons Of the subscribing witnesses TO the
will Of Samuel Lewis, deceased, who are
residents OF Ohio.
Adjourned to this morning at 0 O'Clock.
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RtBaoSs all eolors and widths at F, @.
Myers'I0i9 Main street,
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ALI Shades Kid Gloves (all colos), only
'Se, at speyer Bros ="
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A GOOD muslin at 10 per yard, at G. G
Roths',
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No change inthe river. Weather cloudy
andco -'---'-----'-r--
The littlepack6ts arrived and, departed.
Business very light. LII Is
The Thanhauser will 40 on the docks 10.
day tor general overhauling
The Phaeton, under the hand Of the
painter, is putting on fresh and cleanly
appearance, aud will soonibe as attractive
looking as ever q s. &. 80
The 'fainlof Tuesday. nish tbs not deem.
cd by river men Us sufficient to effect the
stage OF water In the river. Without a
rise an early closing Of all navigation may
no expected,
by relesnph.l
PlrTsnuRGm, October lS.-River below
the marks. Weather cloudy aud cool. !,
EVANSVILLE, October ls..Riyer falling.
with and $40 feet on gauge, Weather
clear and cool; mercury 50e. Down--Josie
Harry.
LoUIwt1Lr, October ls.-weather clear
and cold. River rising, with 8 feet 4 inches
In the Canal. ~
NEw oRLEANs October ls.-No arrivals
Or DEPARTURES. Clear and windy. Their
mometer co..
CINCINNATI, October ls.-River scant 4
feet and falling, Cloudy and colder. Ar.
rived-C. w. Anderson, Evansville.
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TuRsE-Burrox Kid Gloves, all colors,
only 75c, at Speyer Bros d.
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The new Plaid Dress Goods at low
prices, !. BLUM & BRo.
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FIFTY dozen Ladies' Aicrino Vests, only
Acc worth ,75c), at Sycye: Bros
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SILK velyets, in black and colored, Mt
very low prices. ]. BLUM & Bro.
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PuEE Bleaehed Linen towling only etc
per yard, ut G. G. Roths'. U J.
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BLACK BEAVERS and Fancy Cloakings,
all trimming to match, at wonderful low
prices. |. BLUM 4 BIO.
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TIE latest novelties of the season Away:
receivedat F. @. Myers. r--e ,'
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EXCURSION TICKETS to Columbus, Satur.
day 10th, via the P, G. and st. L. Ry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-19

ONLY n few more Two.Button Kid
Gloves left, for 40c pair, Mt Speyer Bros