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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11

Cry COUNCIL meets tonight in regu.
lar monthly session.
THERE was a slight hail storm over the
river yesterday morning.
THE Fire Department Committee met
at the City Building yesterday afternoon.
The little steamer Phaeton brought
sixty.five passengers 10 this city yester-
day.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet at 10 A. NJ. to-day for the hearing Of
motions.
COUNCIL committees on Finance and
Real Estate met Last night at the city
building.
The commencement concert OF the
Wheeling Female College will be given in
the College Hall tonight.
The NJ. E, Preachers OF the city, their
wives and families, will go out 10 Horn.
brooks Park next Monday morning.
The Wheeling military companie, will
be invited TO participate 10 a sham battle
at the GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Pair this fall.
THREE release deeds, one deed in fee
and one deed OF trust were admitted TO
record yesterday at the County Clerks
office. ,
ABRAM HARRIS, a workman at the La
Belle Mill, badly sprained one Of bis
hands on Saturday last, while changing
rolls.
THE rites OF confirmation we're admin.
istered 10 a class Of tWenty-iour young
people at st. Pauls German Church on
Sunday last.
0SSaturday last a man named 81. Clair
employed as a hookup at the Upper Riy.
ersIde Mill, fell and broke an arm while
at hia work. =.
Mr.. BLAYSEY, Of Roney's Point, has
contracted with Messn. Klevis & Kraft,
Of this city, 10 build him a fine residence
at Roney'a Point.
JUSTICE PHILLIPS yesterday imposed
4 fine Of s. and costs upon Nick Murphy
for creating II disturbance at the Huse.
men House, on Water street.
ThE repairs to the steam ere engine
United have been completed, and the
steamer il now al the engine house In the
Sixth Ward, ready for active service.
AN intoxicated Bridgsporter, while
crossing the suspension bridge yesterday
afternoon, fell on one Of the bolts between
the iootwalk aud cArrisge way, and cut
an ugly cash in his head.
A GENTLEMAN who came in from the
interior yesterday, ria, the B. & %. Rail-
road, reports the wheatin many localities
lying Gat, having been beaten down by
the storm on Saturday night.
CIRCUIT COURT held a night session
last night, 10 hear testimony in the case
Of John Condrey, alias "Curly jack 10.
dictsd for burglary. The trial OF the
case will be continued this morning.
A BIG, bad boy stopped at the Fourth
Ward public school yesterday morning,
and commenced beating q little fellow who
was playing In the school yard. Officer
Paddy Mahoney saw him and started al.
ter him, but the young bully took TO his
heels and escaped.
CRUELTY TO ASrMA1S-A correspond
ent writes TO us rs follows; UT some Of
our livery men had taken adriye out the
National Road on last Saturday, and
seen how their horses we're abused, they
would be more careful In the future about
hiring them out"
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CERTIFICATE OF IScoRroRATION.-Ths
Secretary Of State yesterday issued q GER
tIGcate Of incorporation 10 The "Home
Company" for the purpose Of manufac-
turing beer, buying and selling at whole
sale and retail spirituous liquors, wine
porter, ale, beer, etc, and tobacco and
cisars, etc. The corporation will do
business at Point Pleasant, Mason county,
and is to expire on the lst day Of June,
1898. Capital stock $1,000, Of which
500 is paid up, with the privilege Of In:
creasing the same TO S25. 900 in all: Said
capital l. divided into shares Of S25 each,
and held "a follows: @. J. Latham, 8
shares; John r. Slide, 10 shares; ]. Jew.
EFT, s shares; R. Young, s shares; Fred.
Wieman, l share; all Of Mason county
except Wieman, who resides In Cincin'
natl,
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SICK AND AFFLIcrED.-rn order that all
may test the great virtues Of DR.. Swaynes.
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry we have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
rs oftentimes q single % cent bottle will
cure a recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk OF life. II
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver som.
plant, and enriches and puri6es the blood,
giving tone and strength TO the entire sys'
tenn.
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. / had O violen,
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor'
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. lam
now cured, asound and hearty man. Ed
ward q. Hanson, engineer at Sweeney
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia,
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug
gists. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
81 %. Logan, List & Co.. Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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We clip the following from the Pitts
Commercial Gnseie Of the 4lh inst

We clip the following from the Pitts
burgh Commercial Gu=eie Of the 4th inst !:
BARNES SAFE,-The safes manufact-
ured by our well.known citizen, Mr..
Thomas Barnes, have been frequently put
to the test in CONGREGATIONS noted for
their intensity. Another practical DEM
onstration Of their ability 10 resist the
hottest fres ia furnished by the recent de-
struction OF Armstrong Bro. & Co.'s cork
factory. The safe used by the company
was OF Barnes make, and yesterday II
WIS opened, when all the books and pa
pers were found intact, and the entries
and writing perfectly legible. Such
testimony as this is worth more than
whole columns Of certificates, no matter
from whom they may come. All who
have taken the trouble to get at the facts
admit that these safes are the best in the
market-are never found wanting when
the pinch comes.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0ne.Flfth Of
"Bosss Run Mining Company's"
Property, for Sale.


j. Il, S',''nn1 . o. In cAnDosry,
Nv virtue Of adecrtc oitho County Court Of 0hli
county, enteroI 10 this ct1le on the 18th DAY Of
Xtri, ISIS, The uDder,Ignrd Commissioner, wilton
SATURDAY, JULY G, 1873,
RsvinpIuV nj 10 o'clock A, ", at the front 6oJr Of
The Court HOUSE Of ohio county, 10 the cty oil
Wheeling, sell Ut pubic auction the iJli0WIhB par
GELS Of land :
rows on the OHiO river in MArshAll county, Ldoin,
Ing lands ( A, Thompson and Others, sui1ect 10
ihe rtSht Of way, &c, Of The B 40 Il. R.toy be
Ing The land conveyed 10 defendant, D. Ford,
By Adams DOdSn by deed Of Aphl2, 1871,
the TiyhI TO mine the sImc, DC, being same land
o0uyeyed tonid Fond by VIM. Mchtehen q deed
recorded In MAthRll county, 10 Iced BOOK NC. TO-
page 43i.
Browns run, In MAIhali county, beiuR same iand
conveyed 10 aid Ford by A. DodsOn by deed Of
record 10 Deed Book No. 70, pSgeA H. On this tract
there Is 4 tenant house Wt'hla large vineyard oil as
sorted RrApes.
Atuct Of about 6 acres Of coal btitg same land
conveyed 10 aid Ford by Samuel OF and others
BY deed recorded In pee1 Book No. 9, IaSe Ss3
About I tcresO said tpCtOt 7Ecres Is bottom land
fronting on the Ohio river, and will be sold to6eth-
or or In lots, rs may In dICmCd advisable.
8. Attract Of about G sores Of Coal, with the iikhI
nf mining the nne n conveyed 10 sud Ferd "
Geo. Blake by deed Of TtcnTd In Deed Book No; IL,
pIo 2Ol. Tracts Sos.S2, I and 5 adlOln each other
aud form one body Of coal.
0. The undIV del o.sJanh Of the property CON;
monty known Is "tOggi u Mining C0's' Goal
land, beug the interest Of sid Fo'd 10 the same
This extensive and valuable property lies paIuy ~
Ohio aud rarity In NMshAll counties. and em'
bncmALoHt 2a6 acus Of surface and about t6Safres
Of. coal. Upon Il there IL now opened and In Iuc:
cessIul operation u coal mine, which Is In good
working order snd condition. The improvements
Are within the limits Of the city Of wheeling, aud
Immediately on the line Of the B. 4 U. r X.
Sid Mining Company Is now supplying irom
this mine 10 Iart the cal used by said Railroad
Company.
TERxs oY BALE One.ihIrd in cash, and The bal-
ancei In three equal annual pAymeuu, with Interest
from the day Of sale, The purchasers 10 glye, notts
with approved personal security for the deieITei
piymeniI, and 10 secure the same by mOper deeds
Of trust OH the property sold, but with liberty To-
eleh purcha' or to pay all or a greater proportion 81
The purchase money Than Ole-third In cash.
PiAS showing the property Of BoBgs Hun Min
Ing Company and also the other coal lands, together
with q plat u the subdivision iuto lots Of the 4
acres Of bottom land mentioned, and the DEEDS
above referred 10. may be Leen on ap(lieition TO
the Commissioners. j. J.. yONEs.
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
J, G. HRRvRY, AuctiOneer. je6-cod
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LIVER IS KIH1.-The Liver Is the impe.
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
It controls the life, health and happiness
Of man. When II Is disturbed In lis proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu.
raj result. The digestion OF food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. 1t has been sue.
cessfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is u%nequalled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant, and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles 10
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that 1t is just what you want.
pOdAW
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For This Week
BLUM &BR0s
WE OFFER:

WE OFEEhs
Elegant Black Gros Grain Sllks-a VI o0-none
We oder a Blick Gro. Grain at 81 :S-Ou IT we
defy competition.
We Cffsr a Black Grts Grain at 81 H-others
call Il very cheap al g %.
We nffrr the hest mSde Ennmer silks at NC
none such under 81 90 elsewhere.
We Offer the hRndSomest line Of Summer silhs
Al Coo paT yard ever offered.
We Offer all wool bindings, In plain CT stripes,
Al Sc.
Wa Oiitr 90 pieos light and dark lawns at lS'
We offer 90 pieces Lon,dale Bleashed Muslin at
We itf 80 piece, yah vide duc sheeiing Muslin
al &c per yard.
Table DamaSk At zoe.
We offer 200 pieces the best made prints Of &c per
yard. (pememitr these are no second or old atJleh
but ali fresh md nes)
We offer Fens and iansnls At very low prices.
Wa et6r 100 dlacrentstyles Of Dres GOoisAtSc
We Sier the eheapet IAdI,s' LIEN Suits In
America.
We snrr great Bargains In our entire stock
We oIIsT positively ii all times the best value
for the money IN this city.
I. BLUM &c BRO,
Ilo4 Main Street.
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REPRESENTATIVES Of the Ancient Or.
der Of Hibernians in the counties Of
Wood, Marshall, Taylor and Ohio met In
this city on Sunday afternoon in eonven-
ton, and elected the following officers
Michael Crogan, State Delegate; Michael
0'Neal, State Secretary; VIM. Gilligan,
State Treasurer; all Of Ohio county. The
amount Of sick benefits and funeral ex.
penses paid out by the Order during the
last year aggregates $3.50 rs.
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DrREcroRs' MEErNo.-The directors
Of the Wheeling Library Association met
last night, and decided 10 close the libra
ry during the first two weeks In July,
for the purpose Of calling in all books
out, and having those rebound which
have been abused. No books will be
loaned out during this time, and an ef-
fort will be made TO collect all the vol.
umes belonging TO the Association and
put them in good shape. Other business
Of q routine nature was transacted, alter
which the board adjourned.
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INSTRUMENTATION AT THE PEsIrEN-
TIARY.-A colored convict al the Mounds.
VILE ~penitentiary, whose name has not
reached Us, yesterday made 4 bloody as
sault upon two fellow prisoners Of his
own color with a Ratchet, seriously and
perhaps fatally iujuring one and severely
Wounding the other. Tne assault was
made as The prisoners were entering the
dining room. One OF the victims was
struck on the head with the pole Of the
Ratchet, and the other cut severely 10 the
small OF the back with the blade. The
guard rushed TO the relcue, and after
discharging several shots, none Of which
took effect, secured the darkey and dis
armed him. We have no further partio'
ulars Of the affair al this writing.
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suYvRRERs FROM HKADAoHE-COnsti
pated bowels, inward piles, e%ostivens,s,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness oil the K
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and oil de
engagements OF the Int rnal yiscera, are
cured by "~Swayne's Tar and ~Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatives, they
do not ~irTitate the stomach and bowels ny
frequent use. They keep the system n
healthy condition by accusing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action aud expellih by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation Of life. Be partic.
ular TO obtain "SwAyne's Pills" Price Is
cents n hox, at all leading druggists. in
Wheeling by } oGAN, List h 20. d&w
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HuMPrY DUMPrY.-The comic panto
mime of"Humpty Dumpty" was cleverly
produced last evening by the Turner's,
at their hall, before a large and apprecir
alive audience. This ia the FIRST time
that the Turner's ever produced the piece,
and they certainly deserve much credit
for the success attending its production,
and the merriment it created, the clown
especially receiving the lions share Of
applause. Levi Bogard's arrest OF
Hump,y and PantaloOn was Immensely
did," Uncle Jake Nunge's portrait was
produced almost as natural as life, with
the following surrounding. II: "once
more, every time-Uncle Jake Nunge."
This 10 itself caused considerable fun, the
Colonel being President Of the Society.
The play wound up with a grand
tableau with the following cast Of char
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CHILpRES's HOME DIRECroRs.-The
newly elected Board OF Directors Of th
Children's Home held a very full and
harmonious meeting at the Home yeSter-
day. Rev. s. B. Barnitz was re.chosen
President OF the Board, L. c. Stifcl Sec.
rotary, and Miss Gertrude Lamb being
Treasurer OF the institution Is also Treas
urer OF ita Board.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by Benz. Davenport, Eq, after which the
following Lady Managers were chosen to
serve for the year ending April 80, 1879:
Mrs. G. W. FranZheim, Mrs. ]. r. Dick
ey, Mrs. W. F. Butler, Mrs. J.. ]. Jones,
Miss Gertrude Lamb, Mrs. ]. L. Hobbs,
Mrs. j. r. Harden, Mrs. DR.. &c. Hupn,
Mrs. George X. Wheat, Mrs. A. W. Camp.
bell, Mrs. j. Roy, Mrs. L. Mix. Mrs. J.
V. L. Rogers, Miss. NJ. Bell Mendel, Mrs.
S. o. Taylor, Mrs. Rev. A. G. George, Mrs.
John G.. Mendel, Mira. Rev. D. A. Gun.
bingham, Miss Julia Atkinson, Miss
Amanda List, Miss Jane c. Bennett, Miss
Annie McClain, Mrs. A. L. Rice, Mrs.
Ann Richardson, Miss Annie L. Logan.
lnese nulltb aIo pItSinciy INV oN"S CSC
last year, there having been no change
and no omission from the old Board ex.
ceptingi in the case OF the removal OF Mrs.
Rev. o. P. Miller 10 another city and
field Of labor.
A finance committee was appointed,
consisting OF the following persons: VIM.
B. Simpson, Benz. Davenport, Spaulding
X. Wallace and W. A. List. This COM
mittee will have in charge the matter and
manner Of raising money for the support
Of the Home.
At the close Of the meeting several Of
The memtsrs OF the Board made a tour Of
inspection Of the property, and found
everything in excellent order.
The ladies who will accept the posi-
tions OF managers are requested TO re-
port TO that effect TO the President OF Di-
%rectors, either 10 person or by letter, on
Wednesday Tomorrow afternoon at q
o'clock.
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STORM BEArEs.-Mr. Kaminsky, from
Rush Run, Ohio, was in the city yester.:
day. He says that in his neighborhood
the wheat has been badly beaten down by
the wind and heavy rain storm Of yester'
day and day before. Some Of it is &C
badly tangled that 1t will not rise again,
and will consequently be almost worth
less. Several larmefs from our imme'
diate vicinity report a similar condition
Of some wheat fields in their ~neighbor.
hoods. No wonder that IL has passed
into q proverb that a man is never safe
on his wheat crop until he has the money
for il in his pocket.
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TRAxsFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfer OF real estate was
admitted 10 record in the office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court. yesterday:
Deed made May 25, 1873, by r. g. Barr
and W. J. w. CoWden, special commits
sioners, TO the United States Building,
Land and Loan Association oil Wheeling,
for a piece Of ground situate on the east
side Of McColloch street, on the MeCort-
ney line; $1,000,
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An OLD HORSE belonging to Sam, Elder
fell down In the street out In the Fourth
Ward yesterday. Several Intellectual Of.
lSmpU we're made To get the beast on his
feet again, and 6uAliy Sam. thought 10
put the old charger out Of misery and
hIsd him away for his gun. Bat the AMI;
NAL Jaw tho gun, and with unusual
sprightllnesa jumped up and ran away
prefsrring 10 live and die another day.
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertise.
ment Of MI. Thos. r. Sharp, Receiver Of
the Long Island Railroad, which appears
in our columns this morning. Long Is.
land il a most desirable resort, and is
famous for It's surf bathing and fishing
facilities.
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THE Justices Of the Peace Of the city
we're invited to meet al Justice Caldwells
Office last evening, for consultation upon
various matters which demand their at.
tention. There were present at the
meeting Justices Caldwell, OF Madison
district; Phillips, Of Clay district; Wheel
er, Of Centre district, and Mix, Of Richie
district. The proceedings Of the Jus
tees we're Of no particular interest to the
public,
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MUSrurAL CouRr-JudOe Oanmer.

Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ. yester-
day. The following business was dis.
posed Of:
John A. Armstrong vs.. Elijah Marling;
in asIumpsit. Judgment in favor OF
plaintiff for S677 81.
j. G. Muhleman vs.. D. X. Irwin; in as
sumpsit. Defendant filed an additional
special plea in writing, and by consent
OF parties the case wa continued until
the September term.
Maurice Balzer Va. Peter thinner 4
Bro; in assumpsit. By consent Of par
ties The case was continued until the Sep
TENDER term.
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EXAMINATION At THE FEMALE COL
LEdE.-The examination Of the gradual.
ing class Of the Wheeling Female College
took place yesterday, according to an
nouncemenI, and was conducted BY Reys.
~snodgrass and Gledhill, aud Mr.. g. w.
Atkinson, who compose the Board Of Ex.
aminers. We understand that the young
ladies underwent a thorough examina.
ton 10 the various studies they have been
pursuing, which proved creditable alike
10 the class and the faculty. The annual
business meeting Of the Alumna Of the
College, and the trustees meeting, also
took place yesterday.
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URrrED EHdNE IHsPECTED.-ThO
United Fire Engine has just been
thoroughly oyerhSuled and repaired, and
was yesterday inspected by the Commit.
tee on Fire Department and found to
be in 6~rSt-class order. Alter the test,
G. A. Stoker, Esq, a member Of the COM
mittee. invited the committee and foreman
OF the United to his home and there en-.
tertained them In handsome style. Mr..
Stoker's guests rendered him q vote Of
thanks for bis entertainment. The oil
cera Of the United exprss Themselves rs
being under obligations to Mr.. speidei,
who took care Of their horses at bis liz.
cry stable during the time the engine was
being used.
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New ARRIVAL FOR THE LADrEs.-Jusi
received by express another lot Of Ladies
French Heel Walking Slippers, Ladies'
Kid Princess Button, Ladies' Long
Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian Button and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
and the latest styles. Ladies, call and see
them, at L. V. BLOSD's,
ll35 Main 81.
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A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEArH.-H is
to .triAe and p%rocrastinate when disease
threatens the urinary organs. Reader,
thousands have been helped, and hun
dreds SaredG from death, by timely and con.
%sistent use OF Bethesda Water. Give II a
fair trial.
Bethesda Water sold by the barrel, key
or gallon, by Logan, List & Co, Bridge
Corner Druggists.
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A HANDSOME 500 form ticket case was
placed in the Office Of Mr.. John Bailie,
the popular ticket agent, yesterday, by
the b. 4 o. Company. It was manufac.
tured by the well known Chicago firm OF
Rand, Mentally Co.
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TNaE HYGEIA HOTEL,

Situated within 10 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year, with ample capacity for COO guestL
Hls all modern Improvements, elevator, gRs and
electric BELLS In every room, wafer, bathrooms
and closets On each door. Six daily malls, AID
telegAph Once. Fifteen 10 twenty hutelMs steam.
en land daily, except Sunday, $50 yards from the
door. Superior beach for bathing al door.steps,
and g0od from May until November. Boating;
nIhi6g and driving especially attractive, Send
for elfcnaT describing hTglenie advantages. Terms
number n RON, length Of stay etc.
myS d. PHORBus, Proprietor.
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hat store Of James 8. Reed, at No.
1922 Market street, was closed Yesterday
BY Constable Robert Bond, on a distress
warrant issued by Justice Caldwell, for
some $3.50 rent due his landlord, Mr..
Merriam, -
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don'I
fail to procure Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of tee,hing in chill
dren. II relieves the child from. pain
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest to the mother. dAw
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GLORIOUS NEws.-John Roemer, Nos.
2,0l9 and 2,02l Main street, Is receiving
choice and brilliant patterns oil Carpets
from loo to 81.
50 different Patterns Of Wall Paper
from 0 TO l0c.
500 different Patterns Of handsome
style Calico from s TO &c.
200 pieces Of Muslins from 5 10 l0c.
Our 8 cent Counter is loaded with 500
different choice and useful articles,
worth ten times their cost.
800 Umbrellas and Parasols for l2ic
Also an overwhelming stock Of Dress
Goods al unprecedented low prices. His
motto 10, "They must be sold"
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BuRoLARY.-on Saturday night last
thieves entered the boarding house kept
by Mr.. Edward Seabright, on Main street,
near the Riverside nall factory, and took
a quanlit7 Of marketing that had been
gotten that evening.
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GmgntAli9emen
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1875.


Bouquets for Commencement.
Window Shades-Arbenz & Co.
Campbell House, Moundsville.
Notice.
Reeds DiarrhpA Remedy.
Chamber Suis-Friend &Son.
Surf Bathing.
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.