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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-27
I. a. KENT. p. o., Cheyenne, Wyo.
North Fork Laramie River.

Horses, r on left thigh. Also owns
horse brands X and . on
left shoulder.
Cattle branded as above on left side
and hip and right hip.
Ear-marks, crop and split in right ear.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-27
Dr.. PierGe's FaVOrite Presentation.

The term however. ia but A feeble Cxure-,iop
of my high nnreriation Of ia yllur l.,-rtl mon
my 6yyn nert5noi intervention, < \ cIr-, CL-
server / have. XybiIe WITNESSING il ,pnsjttyr rp.
snIfs in thc fn,v sneciol Disease. i]rrIIrrt la ih,,
srnorafe oryonisnt ~ woman sin.If,i ~ am n.
tI,e cI,n,ny NJ crnxyn;,, gap,, a., INV
,neJicni c,rrer- On iis nt,rTts a. n, nns5
i've soIs aud crectuHI rnmciy Tor ms rl,.,
~ ,iiscases ma ono ti,at viii AZ ali tini,. and
undar ali cirrnyns fanras act Lindrv anI i'm h,r,
mnnv Win tbe laws which Govern The fcmai,
system, / am willing to stake my reputation as a
physician. Nav, even more, so confident am |
that it will not disappOint the most sanguine
expectations of 4 single invalid lady who uses II
for any of the ailments for which l 1t,
that 1 offer and sell 1t under A
GUARANTEE. If 4 beneficial effect Is not
experienced by the time two-thirds OF the con-
tents Of the bottle are used, will on return OF
been taken occoriinG IN directions and the cnsc
E %s5a$ S ~ rs i, 9% ss %s5s9 R5ld { Fl 4. I, 3is' Hal 4 !, ,@ as5 IL ";
offer l. as l do under these conditions; but hay
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-27

Corrected weekly by whIpple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grnccrs aud commission
Merchants
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Street or Block
ATTORNEYS.
ID. MCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
JOHNSON & POTTER, Carey Block
L. w. MANN, 361 Sixteenth
j.. w. KINGMAN, Leader Block
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
SMPAIHEIIc DISEASES,

Eseh package Of sASfORD's RADICAL cuRk
e0ntsiss Dr. baAfordS Improved lnksliax Tube.
with full directions for its as. Ia all eas,s Price
clio. sold By all Wholesale and retail drug sts and
dealers throughout tho United tt-iS- and Cansdas.
Mkkks a POTTER G-nefai Agvhis sEi Whole
sals Druxxists. Boston. Nsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

AT bed time little Willie WAS saying
his usual prayer at his mothers knee.
and having got ~ far az "If should
die before wake" hssitatsd. well.
what nsltp" asked his mother. well.
I s'pose the next thing would 10 q
funeral"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

Tux Galveston Ns,cs editor ats quiz
stly at home, smokes his pipe and edits
his paper by telephone. Erehanss.
Has the red.hsadsd man with a cane
who has been calling at the ofiee twice
a day been informed Of this f-ctAco''
,.,,,. raa.,.Sr,,al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

CospoLrxo WIPE (st brsakfast)-"My
Charles, you do not cat indigestion.
dear one ?" Dear one remember what
he has to meet because Of the evening Z
whist -"Ys.es. the stakes are so heavy
nj that confoundv,i club"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

OSs NAV study human natr all his
lifetime and yet never be able to sh'
plain why the man who misses Qua step
I. -ning down stairs is certain to miss
three or four more before he brings up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

Tur following conversation took place
recently in q hotel "wsiter." A" Yes,
sir" "what's this ;" ;" It's bean
soup" "No matter what 1t has been.
the question IL, what is IL now"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
TO the PUBLIC.

gUNHI VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL AND sIl-
II s4 City Bot, herr Asocisiion. rscsniiy
collection OF their bills. and not for the pur.
pose Of raising the prices Of meats. In point
Of feet prices have In many csse. been lowered
b. the univrpsl seals adopted by the Assoei.
alton. The raies Tor pone b-srding houses
have bsen advsI eed. bus private iam,lies have
been bebeditsd by tbs tonhiDsiion. The In.
tsniiou Of the ds,lers 10 TO beep. thsis meats at
living p.ires. nothing more. Nothing efsfbl.
tant uiil BE- demsnded. The ma n sbjsct of
the Association may Ne briefly s'sted Ths
S~<fttsfy viii kesp q" Blark LIT" which will
be rrporiet 70 aii the nentsrs of tho AsS ci.
aiion rrguAtly onse 0 month. Whsn Q Gus.
toner falls topay bis biil.. his mans viii BE-
put upon the iist, and u he leaves 4 shop with.
out scttlIng ap, Il viii be imp,ssIble for him
10 obtain meat from any oshss shop In virsif 10.
Gold Hin or eivtv, until all back bills With
other nsubsrs VI The Association are paid In
full.
&c. nusos. ssersssry. seiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

WILL the Director of the Mint be
pleased to I.indsrmana few of those new
dollars
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
Ayyor NCExENrs.

A cur1Iv.rsD ear-An ear o.i Drn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

POLICE REroRr FOR MARcu.-The
Clerk Of the Municipal Court furnishes
the following report Of police business
during the month Of March: Disorderly
conduct, IS; drunkenness, IS; exhibiting
without license, ]; vagrants, 8; commit
ting lewd and filthy acts, .; jumping on
train while in motion, ]; using profane
language, l; swindling, 2; contempt Of
court, ]; abusive Language, ]; gaming, ];
assault and battery, 4; loaGng In Second
Ward Market, 2; exposure Of person, Il
%obstructing s%treets, J; selling liquor on
Sunday, 2; selling liquor without license,
9; carrying of property without consent
Of owner, l; hauling without license, ];
total number OF cases, 98.
The number Of arrests made by each
officer Ia as follows: Roeard, s; Di6baugh,
Q; Liston, 2; Henry, z; Baird, u; st,
Myers, Z; Baum, Is; Graham, Q; Thomp-
son, s; Stanley, s; Robertson, 7; Ripley
(Chiei), 8; Mahoney, 8; ]. N. Hausen.
amer, special constable. Total number
OF arrests during the month, q8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

BErIAiRr IocAIs-K. o. Smick, EN-.
ployed In the Leader Office, cut the end
of one Of his thumbs while cutting cleo
ton tickets with q sharp knife yesterday.
Aparty Of young folks passed . pleas
ant time at the residence Of Gen. Hoge,
on Gravel Hill, last night.
Senator David Wagner was In town
yesterday.
school board for school house, and they
ought 10 have one.
Notice to,the ladies-Miss Mamie Ran
kin has taken charge Of the millinery de.
partment in II. Miller's Emporium Of
fashion, No. 1888 Union street, Bellaire,
Ohio.
Mrs. McClusky, aged about City, died
very suddenly Of heart disease at the
residence OF Mr.. Heller, on Guernsey
street, Third Ward, yesterday afternoon,
She had Just got off the street cars, enter.
ed the house and was talking to her
daughter-in-law, when suddenly she
placed her hand on the region OF her
heart, fell over and expired In u moment
or two. DR.. Junkins was summoned, i'm.
mediately, but life was extinct before he
arrived.
Repairing Of brass, wooden and town
clocks attended 10 with promptness and
neatness by P. P. Sellars, 4l9 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad
bridge. All work warranted one year.
Petitions are being circulated that the
Legislature will not repeal the Adair
liquor law, but make IL more effective.
The stockholders Of the Psllaire 8
Southwestern Railway have a meeting
tonight at the Office on Union street.
Workmen are busy at the wharfboai
transferring several barges Of cross ties
TO the cars Of the q. 81. road.
The City and Township Clerks yester'
day posted upa condensed report OF the
finances Of the city and township for the
past year.
The ladies' Of the Temperance Union
did agood business with their lunch
table at City Hall yesterday.
After the election the people will agree
to 90 to The "Mum" Social tonight N
the NJ. E. Church. Lois Of fun is antici'
pated.
The election passed off very quietly.
The usual crowds gathered round the poll.
in the various wards, and there was some
pretty loud talking but no fights, so far as
we have learned, up to this time Is r. NJ
the indications point to the election oil
Cassell (National) for Mayor. The tick.
eta are terribly mixed up. II Is presum.
ed that hardly q man in the town or
township voted a straight ticket.
Returns all in; $4,000 majority. AS
has been expected on all sides, NJ. Some.
born has been elected the Peoples
Clothier by an overwhelming majority,
How could It be otherwise since he ID
selling the beat $l.0G jean pants for 65
cents; a good substantial suit, all lined,
only S. So; good working coats ST. G5i
best collars u cents per box; three linen
collars, warranted three-ply linen, %
cents, and about 1000 other articles
which will be sold below all competition.
Election Hats at Sonneborn's.
Largeat and cheapest stock Of Hat
in the city at Sonneborn's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

Az ASTONISHING FAcr.-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 intelligentand valuable
people Is most. alarming, making life act
iually q burden instead Of q pleasant exist.
enee OF enjoyment and usefulness as Il
ought TO be. There Il no good reason for
this, II you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice OF Drug.
gists and your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy re-
lief Is certain. Millions Of bottles Of this
medicine have been given away TO Try It's
virtues, with satisfactory results In every
case. You can buya sample bottle FOR 10
cents to try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Drug.
gists on the Western Continent. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
I,rief mention.

THE mud scrapers were at work on 18th
street yesterday.
The County Board Of Equalization
meets again TO day.
THE movers" yesterday had no reason
to complain Of the weather.
Gar St. Alphonsus Church is TO under.
go important improvements.
Work was resumed at the Belmont
and Riverside mills yesterday.
AVERY pretty sign has Just been paint.
ed by Mr.. TIC. Hornick, and put up at
Sheib's music store.
The Municipal Court will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to ad:
journment Of Saturday.
THREE deeds Of trust, one deed in fee
and one release deed were admitted to
record yesterday by the Clerk Of the
County Court.
An "old citizen" tells us that he no
ticed more people changing their place Of
residence yesterday than at any time for
fifteen years past.
THE officers and teachers OF the yari-
Qua Sabbath Schools OF the city meet at
the lecture room OF the First Presbyte-
rian Church this evening.
TIE trial list In the County Court to.
day is "a follows: w. 8. Goshorn Va.
Thomas E Stewart and others. Same VI.
Same. John Walker VI. John Hahn.
NOTWITHSTANDING the statements OF
the other papers, there Is no probability
ola Council meeting tonight. Atleast
no meeting had been called up To- O'clock
last night.
The scarlet fever il reported as raging
IN a malignant form ut Cameron. The
public schools and churches have been
closed on account Of the rapid spread Of
the disease.
AHoRsE attached TO a covered wagon
ran off on 14th street early last evening,
and collIied with q vehicle which stood.
near Main. The covered wagon was
upset, but no damage relalted.
THE latest new dodge in fashions is q
handle on the lower part Of the waistcoat
by which to apull down your vest.n It's
q nickle.plaled arrangement, and Is for
the purpose Of keeping the corners Of
long vests from turning up.
THE Rsgiaer gosling who, rs his chief
says, furnishes "false news 10 Eastern
journals, declares that the Wheeling cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer 10
an attache Of the INTELLlGENCER. he
was, but he 10 now nj more; he was killed
of early inthe season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

PERSONAL MEMORANDA Mr.. All
Burnett and Miss Helen Nash left Oh.
city yesterday morning, but will return
Friday and commences brief engagement
at Washington Hall.
Among the late arrivals al the McLur,
are: Gen. w. w. Gordon, Col. J. Fl. Car
rington and DR.. Wexford, Of Richmond
Va; II. w. Rose, Pittsburgh; W. A. Quar-,
rier, Charleston.
Late arrivals at the 81. James include
A. w. Oxford, Pittsburgh; 7. ]. Patton
&C. Oldham, Moundsville; H. E. Craig
Wellsburg.
At the Stamm yesterday were: w. H
Hicks, Cameron; q. III. Osburn, Clarks
burg; R. y. Robertson, Pitsburgh; j. D
johnson. Petrolis; B. Klee, Pittsburgh
Mr.. John Bayha, President Of the
Board OF Commissioners, Is confined &c
his residence at Fulton by illness.
Mr.. John Ball, the we'll known timer
Ia reported dangerously Ill Of consump.
ton, at his clearinghouse, on the Island
MT. H. Mong and family have gone out
to Feay's 10 spend the season. Mi. Mone
evidently thinks the early bird catches
the worm.
Manager Hamilton has secured Miss
Louise Pomeroy for one weeks engage
ment, and will leave tomorrow to make
arrangements for her appearance in
Newark, Zinesyille and Columbus, Ohio
Miss Pomeroy will appear In Washing
ton Hall, in this city, on the sth and oh
insts. After the expiration Of MI. Hamil.
toms contract with Miss Pomeroy, he will
take out Miss Ellie Lllsler on starring
tour, and before the season closes will
bring her here for one nights entertain,
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

PR~orrsrtso AaArssr CONVICT LABOR.
The workipgmen Of the city are be-
coming aroused upon the subject Of con-
wet labor, and propose to make . vigor.
Gus fight against the employment oil that
ciass OF labor in all cases where II comes
into competition with the usual mechan.
ical pursuits. For this purpose repre-
sentatiyes appointed by the various
trades unions Of the city helda meeting
ON Saturday last and prepared an address
upon the subject 10 the people OF the
State, which was unanimously adopted;
The address declares that ut is n well
known fact Ethat throughout our land
industry Is Edepriyed Of its just re.
ward, and hundreds Of Thousands OF hon.
eat. sturdy mechanics and laborers are
ont OF employment while all receive I'M.
remuneratiye wages" One Of the causes
Of this unsatisfactory state Of affairs is
given rs "the hiring out Of the labor OF
conyicts to INSCRIPTIONS contractors,
who get their work done for little more
than nothing, and dispose Of wares so
manufactured TO large dealers below the
market price, thereby forcing legitimate
manufacturers to the necessity oil
reducing the wages Of their EN-.
ployes in order TO compete with
those soul-less contractors and vile out-
I~casts.n The address closes with the fol-
lowing appeal:
at should be the aim OF governments
to keep all the people employed. for II
seems to be an admitted fact that idleness
Ia the parent Of crime. 1t, therefore,
through class legislation q pampered lew
obtain possession OF all the wealth at the
expense Of the industries Of the country,
thereby throwing the muscle and sinew
OF the land into idleness, poverty and
despair, then c~riminals..will increase, and
as these criminals are forced to labor,
the inevitable logic Of II all Is that in
order to obtain employment a working
man will have TO become o criminal. In
view Of the proposed iniquity Of hiring
gu. convict labor, We appeal TO all who
live or would live by honest labor 10 buy
no wares that are manufactured by con-
victs, and to patronize no dealers who
have such wares for sale, and we invite
the cooperation Of all persons to aid US
In putting an end to the evil" .
A petition asking the Governor and
Board Of Public Works 10 use their in
f~uence' in attaining the object sought
has been prepared and is now being circn-
lated throughout the city for aigners. In
conversation with several representative
workingmen yesterday, we were informed
that these petitions are to be sent to all
parts Of the State for the signatures Of
citizens. II ia hoped by this means that
a thorough organization Of working men,
mechanics, and others interested, may be
effected without delay. The petitions
circulated in this city are very generally
signed by manufacturers, business men
and others. The leaders Of the move
ment claim that fully nine-tenths Of our
best citizens sympathize with them. A
mass meeting OF workingmen is talked
OF, but as yet no definite arrangements
have been made for one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
WEST %ALExANDEs
WEI A1rr,s..

DR.. VIM. Gilfllau rsno... Ap'al.
@Fox,' that blOOdcd MARE s'Ssa.
so many year,, being biz Sn,
and was known by ave. Wy Pat
vicinity. She was Sc yes,. SSs 10
good service up to within 4! y, MI
three years, when she was ,s,i.aI y,
place TO younger blood. 4 SIup
has been made and she l. ,sssas
have Travelled forty thousand
tragedy has about suSsida e
pearance Of pictotiAls, giyis, aAs
oil same, are an1iOusly looEss y
D. +. Frazier rcmovsS ..
Wheeling House TODAY "a \. iies {
chase, the "Fairyiew, u Ina, ou, !
borough. 'A'' Oasid'
Captain "Jack." iOrme,l,
this place, has returned from ~ asSsit
He got tired Of his rural ~, alltnlI
from his place Of business h.n "
J. ". McClary ia mine H., :.
Wheeling House to1lsy. VOL VI
Rev. NJ. ormond is inp,o,i,..,
Officers elected at The Iats .sEE
take their seats to-day al Gbi,S
"Lyceum" met a usu.l Y, 9 s
pap" was tlOOred on III n, wy
should money be taxed. ~:
one young man got "crowH pisIsj y
mind 1t Mad, that has ben A.. ~
Try some other bird next lin
peanuts and rag babiesH S.r
Gus at the last meeting, n.
shonld be stopped. "'eAa
That last effort Of The voupl.
oh" Register correspondent. y. s's
former productions. He ,I.i
"stew." Would not a abfoiT g
swered better, as he is more p.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
a aRATEEnLrEATnER
AssonI. resent Back From the
(srnyao

Grave.
From PitiburShs Sunday Leader.
The Rev. s. P. Murch, ofNorth Prairie,
Wis, writes ne follows to the Wankesha
Freeman, under date Of January %, 1878,
bearing grateful testimony TO the wonder.
full effect OF Bethesda Water In the case
Of the writer's son. Space not permitting
the reproduction OF the entire letter, we
make The subjoined extracts and conden.
sation Of the grateful father's epistle:
aIn February, 1877, / discovered that
my son, a young man Of twenty years,
had that terrible disease known rs
'Bright's disease Of the kidneys.n .
10 : srThe physician last employed
had given him up, saying that he could
not do anything farther; that the disease
was rapidly Sapping his life, and he
would soon reach the end. We took him
home, bloated from the tip o.. his toe to
the top Of his head, the dropsical accu-
mutations weighing nearly forty pounds.
l was now in DESPAIR Of his recovery, and
was compelled with heartache 10 see him
drifting rapidly toward the grave
The disease progressed until the victim
was seized with eoatalsions on the day Of
the arrival OF the first ten gallons oil the
healing water. Mr.. NJ. continues: 1.-THE
day after the conyulsions we commenced
10 give him Bethesda water. His thirst
was extreme, and the greatest care had 10
exercised to keep him from drinking too
much. But from the hour that we COM
menced giving Bethesda, he began to
mend. Nearly two kegs Of Bethesda
were used before We dared 10 let him
travel, and we then sent him to Wan.
keSha." After stating that his sons dis.
ease is passing away, the reverend gentle.
man thus concludes:
"His cure by Bethesda water seems 10
be a little less than miraculous. To his
parents he is like one sent back from the
grave And II human beings ever had
cause for thankfulness, we feel that we
have abundant cause in the recovery Of
our son; and our hearts deepest thanks
ascend to God every day for the great
good wrought for US through the use Of
Bethesda
It only remains to be stated pro bono
plblieo that the above is 3 sample Of the
letters constantly received by our towns.
man, the well.known druggist Joseph
Fleming, Esq. Mr.. F. has been appoint
ed sole agent for Bethesda Water Tor this
State, besides Ohio and West Virginia,
and will furnish this wonderful water,
"a we'll as. all information, pamphlets,
&C., on application. Price per gallon,
Soc; quarter barrels, 81; half barrels, IS;
barrels, SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
CAUSES,
Pol1or Plckurs.-The following pris.

Police PfoKups.-The following pris-
oners had been run in 10 the city cooler At
II o'clock last night.
John Kramer was drunk and disorder.
ly in the Eighth Ward, and resisted Off
Ger Thompson when that officer attempt.
ed to arrest him. The officer procured a
wagon and brought his prisoner up TO the
lookup.
Henry Kleyes was arrested by Officer
Scott Ltston for drunkenness.
Lee Fawcett, a Bridgeporter, was dis:
orderly on the Island, aud was scooped
in by Liston.
Officer Baird arrested Thos. Allen for
carrying off some shoyels belonging to
Thos. Pyles, from a building Enclosure,
without the authority Of the owner.
The Clerk Of the Municipal Court has
issued a warrant for the arrest Of John
Gebhardt, OF the Eighth Ward, on o
charge OF selling liquor on Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

AN INTERESTING EaTERTAIsMEsT-
Editors Intei9eneer = The First Ward
public school, in charge OF Prot. 2. G.
Bundy, closed the winter term on Friday,
March 10Th. The public exercises were
held in the North Street NJ. E. Church
on Thursday and Friday evenings. These
exercises consisted OF select readings in
English and German, a spelling contest
and some very choice vocal and instru.
mental music. Owing to the extreme in.
clemency Of the weather, the attendance
on Thursday evening was rather slender.
but on Friday evening there was agood
house. Those who participated in the
literary performances are all members oil
the Grammar School.
OF the reading I almost fear TO speak
lest ! should seem 10 exaggerate. The
pronunciation, articulation and %enuncia-
ton were excellent. The people gener-
ally were surprised at the proficiency
made by the pupils in this branch OF their
education.
The spelling contest waged between two
sides-6fteen each-formed from "Diyi.
sion A." The words pronounced were
American geographical names, and many
OF them tough ones. For forty minute,
the battle ragged on the first night AZ
the close eight veterans stood unkiIed. On
the second night the carnage was resumed
until one brave little f~air.headed fellow
stood solitary and alone. The musical pro.
gramme was in charge Of Miss Annie
Ball, and was a rare bill Of fare. Among
those who rendered efficient aid, from
outside Of the school force, were Prof
Kryter, Mr.. Beans, Mr.. Johnson and
Misses Cap. Marshall, Davis, Emma and
Flora Williams.
The prizes were rendered as follows
Thursday night-Reading: First, Fanny
Myers; second, Sophie Elig; third Jennie
Raymond. Friday evening: First, Ida
Hughes: second, Jennie sylvi4; third
Laura Long. German reading: Henry
Dauber. Spelling: Tommy Jones. The
Teachers Of this school are a good corps
Of workere. They deserve great credit.
FIRST WARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

MARTINS FIFTH YEAR-Mr. Martit
Thornton has commenced his fifth year a
his present stand, the popular Capita
Dining Rooms, 1l55 Market street, under
the most favorable auspices. The larg,
patronage which has been extended L
him by the public enables him to satisfy
the general demand for rock-botton
prices, and he takes pleasure in announc
Ing to his patrons that he has reduced
the price Of his famous dinners from 81
to 25 cents. Mr.. Thornton returns thank
to the citizens for the liberal patronag,
heretofore extended him, and hopes b,
strict attention to business to merit o con
tinuance OF the same.