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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-06

PERSONAL PosTa.-Mr. Baker, late
express agent at Clasksburg, succeeds Nj.
Join Il. Ewing "a. clerk in the State
Treasurers Office, Nj. Ewing having re-
aligned.
J. E. Marshall, Of Martinsburg; b. W.
Jefferson, Of Steubenville; Homo Boggess,
ClArksburg; Col. W. H. Peoples, Of Phila.
.deiphia; and W. @. Crawford, OF Pitts
burgh, are the Mcclure.
Bishop Kahn lectures on aConiession
and the forgiveness Of Sins" Tomorrow
afternoon at the Cathedral at 8 O'clock.
Mr.. John McAllister, who has been
delivering furniture for Friend d Son
for q number Of years, has left our city
and gone to Colorado.
E. II. Hngus, Esq, OF this city, was
recently admitted to practice law In the
Circuit Court Of WetEel county.
Col. Dan. Johnson, OF Tyler county;
Robert Lowe, Of Fairmoni; Charles Lot-
tue, Of Martinsburg. and s. L. Mooney,
Of Woodsfeld, are At the St james.
Late arrivals at the stamm: A. D.
.Hayely, sardis; g.. N. Harrison, agent
Fraxeris Pantomime Troupe; ]. Bougess,
Philip Phillips Is to sing in Bellairs
Nj. Al. Dewey, Of this place, starts
to-day, Thursday, for q trip 70 Europe,
expecting to sail from Philadelphia on
Saturday. he expects to yisit the Paris
Exhibition, Of course, aud also to see
Austria. italy, and possibly Constantine
pie, before his return.-Cddi. Republican.
Mr.. j. N. Mccartney prominent citi.
zen Of Westmoreland county, Pa, Is In
the city on business.
Officer STANLEY, OF the police force, was
presented with . belt and club on Thurs.
day by admiring friends.
Miss A. Taylor, Of the Wheeling Fe.
male College, lectures in the NJ. =. Church
nj Bridgeport tomorrow evening on the
subject Of temperance.
Rev. Father Schleicher, pastor Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
coutemplates q visit TO Germany at an
early day.
VIM. Stoetzer, the well known amateur
club swinger, left for Chicago yesterday
morning on q prospecting tour.
Mrs. Henry MeCann, formerly OF
Wheeling, now OF Zanesville, il visiting
friends and relatives in the city at the
residence Of Nj. Charles Cunningham,
North Wheeling.
We are informed that Mr.. VIM. Wolf,
Captain Of the West Wheeling ferryboat,
will leave on Monday next for an extend.
ed tour through several Of the Western
States, and may possibly be gone about
three weeks.
Col. w. a.. Howells, a Pittsburgh news.
paper man, Ia stopping at the stamm.
Collin Home, Esq, general agent Of the
National Life Insurance Company, Is In
Mr.. q. q. Kemble, the architect, left
yesterday morning for Harrisburg, Pa,
on q business trip.
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ROBBERY ON THURSDAY EEvEsrsa.-..
Early Thursday evening a thief walked
into the residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Beck,
in the building known IS sBeck's Block"
on Market street, between 14th and 18th
streets, and proceeding up stairs appro:
'priated unto himself several suits Of
clothes belonging 10 Mr.. Geo. Beck, which
he found In Mr.. Beck's room. Mr.. Beck
being out Of the city, the theft was mot
discovered until The next morning,
when Mrs. Beck found some old cloth.
ing lying in the middle OF the
floor, which she picked up and
took to the closet 10 hang up. The
closet was found entirely bare Of clothing,
the thief bayipg taken everything except
that found by Mr.. Beck on the floor,
which he evidently had thrown away.
As the doors OF the house were open un.
Ill 0 P. NJ and closed after that hour, Il
is evident that the thief quietly crept in
early in the evening, and succeeded in
escaping with his booty without being
observed by the family.
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RusAwAY ON MARKET srREIr.--Last
evening about.5 o'clock a horse belong
ing 10 Major Richard Savage, alter being
hitched to a buggy at Simpsons livery
stables, on l4.h street, was left standing
alone for n moment, when he suddenly
darted out OF the stable and down the
hill at q rapid speed. At the corner Of
Market aud 18th streets the animal turn.
ed up Marketstreet, and dashed the buggy
violently against q brewery wagon which
stood In front Of the Tidal Wave Saloon.
The buggy was dsmaged considerably,
the two front wheels being badly sprung,
the dashboard crushed in and one Of the
stays supporting the top broken: The
horse succeeded in freeing himself from
the wreck, and proceeded up Market
street for about two squares, where he
was captured by Tony busch.
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Cincinnati.

CtsorsNArr, April s.-CoHs.S.I
and steady at l0Isc. Flour-DS1
changed. Wheat-Ealer red IIiSs
Corn-Dull at 4Oaiic. Oah-saI,s :
In fair demand Of 29AS!c Ryt-I ,
60a6lc. Barley-DemAnd ialf ii ~
firm; prime to choice spduESS ~
Dulland nominally UNCHANGED
$40 90. Lard = Demand go0d: ~
make 81 05; kettle 7ka7xe. Bill M
Quiet at IS 6sHa5 0Os5 10. BIW,-0l
at 81 S11fa5 t0l5 s7HSe %. WhilI.h
mand fair aud prices higher MIL
Butter Steady and unchanged. n.
0il-Steady aud In fair demand I.a
Hoes--lnsctive and lover taus.t
s. 20a3 46, light at s. 6OaS II pEEui
IS 60aS so, butchers S sass
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PHILADELPHIA, April 6~.-Flmr-Ca
and unchanged. Wheat estI Hl ke
amber at 81 Seal 50, red 81 Sal "
81 3sal 70. Corn-Weak; yellow u
mixed 5SAc. 0ats-Dul; white va
S5aS6c; western mixed S?GSSs Ry-eiE
Proyisions-Quiet and UNCHANGED. %
Quiet and unchanged. Etp-lrs
western at lie. Petroleum-Dl n .
changed: crude at 90, rehned q ll
llAc. Whisky-Westetn a. a@
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TEMPERANCE Norns.-Ap enthusisstic
meeting was held by the colored people
last night, in the Fifth Street Church.
The speakers were Robert Marshall and
Brown Porter.
Trueman are expected TO address the
Patkers' Hall meeting tonight.
Mr.. All. Burnett has promised ospeak
at Mozart Hall to. morrow evening. AZ
ter speaking there be viii make . brief
address at Parkers' Hall.
A meeting IL to be held at Mozart Hall
this evening. Good speakers will be in
attendance.
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L.swABAoKER; just returned from the
East with all the latest novelties. The
newest In Grass and Beaded Silk and
Worsted Fringes. The finest stock of La
dies and Children's Hosiery ever exhib.
tied in Wheeling. Outside Collars and
Cuffs in Irish, Gnipure, Torshon and
Russia Laces and Linen. The latest in
ties and Ruchings. Hamburgs, French
and Colored Embroideries. Our cele.
brated Kid Gloves, in all fashionable
Lisle Gloves with lace and band
tops-something quite new. VeiliDgs
and Combs. Parasols q complete line.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 4.-Flous- OtsE
unchanged. Wheat Demand ih
holders frm and higher No. / IN.
spring 81 1Sk, No. ? gilt edge 81 lSs
ular 81 10 cash and April, 81 IlSlIl
May, No. 8 at 81 05hal O6. Cca-hk,
demand but at lower rates; Axe al Z
April, 4SAc May and June, rtjeetI ri
SIC. oats-Du1l and nominal /. . Y
and April, 26Xc May. Ry.--ElnIs9
Barley-Firmer at i5c. Pork-ssalIE
In fair demand at 80 Is cash and
50 S21la9 So May, 50 47HSO 20 June q
STEADY and In fair demand d ID
712K cash and April, Il i5ii liE "
81 02HJupe. Bulk Meats Qaid nj
changed, AlcohOl-Firmer, but lt !
tably higher; $50 bid, Sic asked
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M1IrrARr.-Msj. W. W. Miller, com
manding the First Battalion, West Vir-
ginia State Militia, was yesterday made
the recipient Of q present which he prizes
above all his worldly possessions. Capt,
Andrew Wilson presented the Msior
with the handsome gold embroidered
sword belt worn BY his son, the late Maj.
Robert Wilson, deceased, recently killed
by accident In Texas.
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Rsncs OF THE Losr cAusG.-Mr. Mar.
tin Thornton,the restaurateur, whilelook.
ing over some OF his effects yesterday
came across $3.50 in Confederate money
which he received while engaged 10 bu.i-
ness IN Atlanta, Georgia, during the war.
Martin says he does not exactly consid-
er his investment In the .lost cause" as
profitable, butt does him good to look
at L once in while.
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CoMMus1os services will be celebrated
at the Engllsh Evangelical Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning and evening,
AT the morning service the solemn rites
Of baptism and confirmation will also be
administered. The Sunday School will
hold'an extra half hour meeting from
3:S0'to 4 O'Clock, preparatory to their
Easter festival. The evening sermon will
be on the theme, 1.-THE Mounting Chris
tian.n Isa. 40, 81.
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BoLp RoBHERY LAST EyEanG.-Prob-
ABLY one Of the boldest robbettes that
ever occurred In this city We have to re-.
portth morning. Early last evening,
before 0 o'clock perhaps, jewelry valued
at over $500 was stolen from the resi-
dence Of q we'll known citizen, Mr.. Alex.
Rodgers, who reaides on Eotf street, be-
tween 15thand 10th streets.
Several ladies had spent the evening
with the family Of Nj. Rogers, and he
accompanied them home between Q and
10 o'clock. Upon his return the family
prepared 10 retire for the night, when the
discovery was made that the jewelry was
missing. The larger part Of the jewelry
was kept In q dressing room, and q por.
tion Of IL belonged TO Mrs. Rogers,
and the remainder TO her daugh.
ter, Mrs. LANCE. Among other ar.
ticies taken were q diamond clnster
ring worth $500, several other rings
Of considerable value, = gold chain,
breastpin, and other articles. In the
drawer from which this jewelry was taken
was q ladies' gold watch, encased In q
small box, which the thief no doubt
overlooked, as It was not disturbed. A
room adjoining was also visited BY the
thief, and q number Of valuable pieces
Of jswelry taken.
II Is supposed that the robbery occnr-
red about 8 o'clock In the evening.
Shortly before that hour Mr.. Lange, 3
son.in:law Of Mr.. Rogers, came In, and
noticed q couple Of suspicious looking
characters sitting near the steps. Il Is
thought that these two men, after loiter-
Ing about the premises for some time
during the evening, waited until the fam.
lily we're all below stairs, when they clam
bered to q porch which runs along the
aide Of the house. and from the porch
entered the sleeping apartments In the
second story.
Immediately the robbery was discoy-
cred the police were notified, and were
on the qaipipe all night for the robbers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-06

suFFERRRs FROM HRApAoHE-consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, costiyeness,
feyers, torpid liver, %yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and all de.
Engagements OF the internal yiscera, are
cured by "Swayne's Tar and sarsaparilla
Pills.n 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 expellint by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation Of life. Be partic.
ular to obtain "Swaynets Pills" Price Is
cents q box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling BY LOGAN, LIST & Co. d&w
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GREAT BARoASs.-We will sell from
this time till April 1st our stock Of Pi.
amos, Organs, aud Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, a fine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security, on
which date A. NJ. Adams will retire from
the firm. Apply to Adams & Lucas, 1927
Market street.
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CosFrcrrosERY.-A. ]. Roth, having
purchased the Confectionery establish.
ment OF A. Neuhausen, No. 1921 Market
street, will open this evening with q full
line Of fresh Candies, Cakes and Fruit,
which will be sold at prices to meet the
times. Also, q full line Of foreign and
domestic Cigars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-06

TRAxsrsRs OF REAL EsrArE.-Thef fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were yester:
day admitted to record 10 the Office oil
the Clerk ofthe County Court:
Deed made April 4, 1873, by VIM. w.
Foster and Samuel G. Boyd to james E.
Grisr, for forty acres OF land in Ohio
county; $500.
Deed made March 20, 1873, by Alex
ander s. Gillespie and Sarah Gillespie,
his wife, to HenryK List for a lot stu.
ated on the corner west Of Chapline
street and south Of an alley leading from
said chspline street to Market street,
Deed made March %, 1878, by Charles
Landkran and wife to Henry K. List, for
a lot Of ground conveyed by F. Jacob
and wife to the party Of the frat part, by
deed dated 18Th day Of December, 1882,
viz: lot No. 55, on the plat Of the town
Of La Grange, now South Wheeling;
S44O0,
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chicago Cattle market

CHICAGO, April The Dr''s'
reports: ~.At,n.ssis
s1npIy moderate and demand
to good 81 4oG4 tO' ehS' s,oSRsrs issaJ
5 %, good feeders and .I0S e. IN NJ
SS0Oa4 90, butchers steer " ~ buEt
At IS 0OaS 90, cows g 6OaS"
400, oxen $ 00a4 % .L,,r,,sp
HoGs-keceipts l6,OoG al a.
All sold early; opening .sak
hrmer. Mixed rough 70 1-.,,i
IS 65aS IS, heavy a shade ''''Ds'
q s NJ: Receipts go ,hjP .',sss
good quality, shipping demand !" d. !
trade dull. Sales OF inferior
Is f5a6 90,
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LMDsIEY LITERARY SocrErY.-The
'Liud.ley Literary Society gave q pleas
ant entertainment last evening, In the
Lindsey Institute building, before an
audience which filed every part Of the
commodious hail Of the Institute. The
entertainment signalizsd the close Of the
term OF the Institute, which has be-
come one Of the popular educa.
tional Institutions Of the city, I'M
der the judicious management Of Messrs.
Birch and Dickey. That the Institute
has taken q strong hold upon the affec-
lions OF our best citizens was shown in
the large and select audience which was
In attendance last evening, and the great
interest manifested in the performances.
Mr.. Robert Norton, the President oil
the Society, delivered the Introductory
address, which was a very creditable pro-
duction for one Of his years. The pro.
gramme following was.
Daniel 1. Heisktll.
Eusy-ReallatIou, and DlappoIntnents Of Hope
Gtorse a. Laagalin.
Dclama,lon-The Stranded SHIP aud the Llie-Boat
CanphtliH. Sweeney.
,..,. .. .,.... .......c atilIne's Conspiracy.
john L. Liit.
oridnal Grafton. ...................-..o Monuments
Robert B. Mcclure.
Esay.. assesses. ........ zee. ..... ......... ...... Intenpcrance
Thomis e. Howell.
ohrlnai osltlon... ........C hopplng 4 Cherry Tree
George W. Leighton.
Essay Eminent Women
Robett L. Norton.
pIHIrE. /,
RtIstu.i, That Foreign Immigration Is luxurious
to Our County.
Alternative. Neg1uye..
Edward 4. Thomas. John =: baker'
Edward w. y. TinSlG John Gfier.
We were most ~agreeably surprised at
the success Of the young gentlemen. The
Oldest student on the programme was
perhaps not over seventeen or eighteen,
and the ages ranged from that figure
down below the teens, yet there was not
a si~nglefailure. All acquitted themselves
with credit, aud their friends In the au.
dience rewarded them with warm ap.
plause. The audience appeared TO take
more than usual interest 10 the performs
ance, but the explanation may lie 10 the
fact that q large proportion OF those
present were relatives and friends OF the
youthful performers.
The young gentlemen selected for de-
bate found many new and original argu.
ments, pro and con, upon The subject
given them for discussion. Each had
prepared a few thoughts in manuscript,
which were spoken before the assembly,
after which they spoke extempore. The
Judges were Messrs. James Cummins,
John o. Pendleton and Frank Stanton,
and their decision was in favor Of the
neuntive
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, April 5;-Pe1olsnn5 y
weak at 81 OK at ParkerE ieua'S
al ike for Philadelphia deliver.
on CRY, Pa, April t-ss sS. 4
The market opened excited 1na ,SI
the first sales at s. l6*, ot.a n
Il AK, advanced to 81 4Sh closing I
at 81 4SlI. Shipments ?S;?sli 1Vs''s'S
7i5. Transactions 2S2, 0OObaFFeiA
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NEw PErEsr.-A gentleman Of this
city Il now working on 40 improved rail.
road frog, which viii be quite an i'm.
proyement upon the present style Il be
succeeds in working out his object The
gentleman thinks that 90 many accidents
have happened to employees with the
present frog that a Improvement Is de-
mandNd.
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, April o. BuLn.s s'isi I
light with commission houses add D.
bing trads was less active. CoIea !.
quiet but fairly steady. Pdni 10 IsesS Y
request. Ginghams remain 1saIs y
dress goods are sluggish. a !.
wooiens continue quiet. silks dntL u
elm goods in moderate densnd.
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THE MAr1sEE Tals AFrERsoos.-The
Burnett Company will give the young
folks OF Wheeling 3 rare treat this alter
noon In the great original Punch and
Judy, as brought over by them from Lon.
don. It Ia immense and will delight all
who attend. In addition TO this Burnett
will give some Of his fnnniest characters,
while Miss Nash and Herr Guise will Gil
out with parts especially pleasing TO the
young. Il will be the grand bill Of the
season for the children and all should at.
tend. Admission % cents. Entire
change Of programme each performances.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 5.-wheat-DrlA ny
Michigan seller April at sl?a, .sls Y
sl29X, No. 2 red winter s.ls
81 2411, seller May Sl?5h, rsissta!, Y !.
bash si0a. Corn-Dull; high atitiit
45kc, No. 2seller April +4ac .slsAl
453c, rejected Axe, damaged @Esg %
Dull and nominal. Glover sssd-H
moth at 81 Is, prime a %.
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SILVER wEpD1se.-Mr. Henry link.
ann, the merchant tailor, and lady. who
reside on Main street, between 10Th and
18th, celebrated their silver wedding on
Thursday evening. Quite a large COM
pany was present, and enjoyed . delight.
iul evening. Krameris b aud furnished
the music Tor the occasion.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Coas-,S
Rio cargoes Ordinary to prime y iSls
gold. sugsr-Demsnd fsif and ,S s1s
frm; inferior to good comnon sSs
common to good common 6asIs,
clarified SHsSHc. Mollns;5QalsS !
steady; common zoe; fair ?'c' hss -.g.
Louisiana ordinary to choice Ssiat
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Do not fail to call at John Roemer'sii
you want to buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts OF new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders to match, at Q,
z, 8. Q and 10 cents q bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light calicori best quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy ChintIes at 10c.
Two thousand pounds Of superior 5 ID
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, ut 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles Of Carr
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &C., &C., At
eastern prices,
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Do notfsil to call on Frank, the Reli-
able Clothier, before purchasing your
suit OF clothes, or anything In that line.
as he will mot allow himself to DO under
sold by anybody. He will sell this day:
Good Jeans Pants a, IS cents.
Good Business Suits ut $3.50.
Better Business Suits at S. 80.
All Wool Suits at S. 90.
Good Shirts and Wrappers at % cents.
All Wool Pants, made TO order, "a 90.
All Wool Suits, made to order, SIS 90.
Call and be convinced Of the above.
WM. Fl. FRANK.
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New BRIpeE.-The workmsn at the
Whitaker Iron Works have had q sub
stantial foot bridge put across the creek
opposite the works, at the point where
The bridge was carried away by the high
water last winter. The new bridge Is
about Eve feet wide, and cost about $500.
II Is q much better bridge than the old
one. The bridge was paid for BY sub
scrip,ions from the employees at the
works.
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We are authorized to say that an inyi.
tation has been extended TO Rev. 3. 81.
Jenkyns to take charge Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church in this city, and that
he has accepted the call. he enters upon
his work Immediately and will hold regu.
lar services 10 Wiesel Hall odd Fellows
buildingl, 1905 Chapline street.
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THE following letters are held for post.
age 10 the City Postofice; Sophia Hanke,
Alto Wood ~stfeelcity, I cent; Messts.
Ralston, BuSby & Co., leS North Dele.
ware avenue, PhilAdelphis, Pa, Scents;
Miss Lillian N. Baker, Arlington Hotel,
Hot Springs, Ark, Scents.
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SATURDAY, April 9, ls7s.
New advertisements.


Home Again-C. P. Brown.
Carpets link 4 Morehead.
Real Esta,e and Collection agency
Richards & Bailie.
New Background, &c.-Parsons.
Book Cases-Friend & Co.
Finest Styles Of Hats at Reeds.
Etna Iron Works Stock for Sale.
otfee Furniture-Mendel Booth q Co.
Phanix Saloon and Restaurant
For sale-Awnings.:.
Wall Papers-A. W. PAUL 4 Bro.
Gold Band Chiaa-J. L. Hobbs, Son &
Musical instruments Hutchins Music
Great Reduction-Tusner 8 Dillon.
Siebke's Superior Beer.
No,ice-Chas. Mackin 4 Co.
Proposals..
o. MeClintock c~o.-carpeis and Oil
Cloths.
Trustees Sale.
List OF Letters.
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MOTHERS, NOTIFIES, MorHERs-Don't
fail 10 procure Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup for all diseases Of teething In chill.
dren. II relieves The child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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GREAT SUCCESS AT Qua SILK DEPART
MESr.-Eyery one admires and appreci-
ates the great bargains We are now Offer
Our sales on them have been very
large this week.
II you wish to sayefrom 25 cents to 81
per yard on Silks, remember
/. BLUM & Bro,
1104 Main street.
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HAPrxyErpmas for neryous sufferers
and those Who have been dosed, dFugged
and quacked.. Pulvefmachere Electric
Belts efectually cure premature debility,
weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
with Information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAcHER
GA1yAsIc Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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po1,cr ~cnuRr-Laaae otanmer.

3oLaSs SSS
In this court yesterday morning the
following business was transacted:
Henry Bushman and James Hiyely
we're fined 50 and costs each for disor.
derby conduct. Both were committed In
A rule was issued against David op.
penheimer for failing to attend court
when subpanaed as a witness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-06
Zinc King Of Floor CIoths,

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On account OF inferior limitations, see
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