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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
Wool and Mutton.


Wool Is low; and wool producers look
in vain for any hopeful sign Of returning
high prices. Threatened changes in the
tariff cause uncertainty; which ineyi.
tahly acts uniavorsbly upon the produc.
tion Of an important staple like wool.
But with or without tariff, we have no
fear that wool can be proli,ably produ
ted in this country. We have an enor.
nous business in manufacturing wooden
goods, which must he supplied with home
grown material. Not many months ago
we gave some some facts in this regard
which have been widely republished by
other journals and which will still be
fresh in the memory OF our readers.
Those facts showed conclusively that no
kind Of wool we could produce would go
begging for market while the people
needed carpets, and WOODEN clothing. We
shall probably have 10 wait many years
before seeing wool sell at q dollar
pound; perhaps it may never bring that
figure again. But as q rule a sheep pays
lis expenses with lis wool, and gives
lamb as profit under the worst Of circum-
stances. This ought To- be satisfactory.
Further than this, the sheep husbandmen
OF this country must pay more attention
to mutton; instead OF being quite secon-
Diary, it should be Of equal Importance
with wool; and when tits SO considered
and breeding 10 conducted accordingly,
the price Of wool will no longer deter
mine the absolute profits or losses Of the
business. Mutton production has been
greatly neglected by our sheep farmers,
but on the low price Of wool we trust it
may take its due prominence, as the dc.
mand Is increasing, and always brings
relatively high price. As in all cases
I" the best pays the best" It is the bust.
ness OF farmers to choose that kind OF
sheep which will give the most and best
wool, the highest quality Of mutton, and
which are sure and prolific breeders.
Even in the far West, where woolshould
pay handsomely at twenty five cents
pound, and where pasture Ia the cheap.
est, II is found 10 pay the best TO infuse
pure blood into the flock, thereby produ.
cling superior wool. How much more,
then, should Eastern wool growers find 1t
10 their interest 10 improve their tocks
80 as better TO meet the present Difficult.
tia5
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BARNUars WINE CELLAR.
The Rev. DIR. Chaplin Astonished
by the Great nhoMman.

From the Evening POst.
Mr.. P. 7. Barnum, whose recent CONVEX.
Stations contained some autobiographieal
"reminiscences on the subject o! temper
ance, has spoken again on the came theme,
One evening in 1s47, in Saratoga, he said,
he became somewhat influenced by pota.
tions. ~ knew that l was booty" The
next morning he resolved never to drink
"Gnolher. drop Of liquor.p BE kept his
resolution, as he thought, though be con.
tinued 10 indulge in champagne. II did
not then consider that drinking. be.
came from that day very much interested
in the cause Of temperance, and was in
strumental in getting the Rev, DR.. E. H.
Chapin TO lecture on the subject at Bridge.
port. To my surprise, the chief targets
OF his eloquence were moderate drinkers
and champagne suppers. It changed my
views considerably, and the next morn.
ing l took DR.. Chaplin into my wine cellar
and told him to look at the effect oil his
arguments. had knocked the heads of
all my champagne bottles. He was as.
tonished, and said he thought was tee.
totaler. 4 am replied.
, iI p s.asen.n, H. Su snls nsGe -!
9ir. Dafn p1 70 .ne tePis sss, VI tne
Et xxx toa va - .he lo,i9 ;,h "o toi.
70, nns's'st uo ! uo IL WIN 10y mn oa
me- mo s easier iot I MI 10 aU',Gn
Lite,y itU ots ,h m'rs anu ", ' ,pam Fro~
ISi9 ,S, ~ 'ne usS ;,S om Tbnmh IN
1oiI ~, "n ~ was W. AVH4 :"
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The Soldiers Re-Union at New.
nrk. Ohio. To-day.

The soldiers reunion at Newark to-day
promises to be an extensive affair. Prep
arations on large scale have been made
for the entertainment Of those who may
be 10 attendance. The railroads carry
passengers at excursion rates, and aside
from the exercises, the distinguished Wis
itors who will be present will be sufi'
Gent 10 attract large attendance.
President Hayes, General Sherman and
Attorney General Dsvens, will be pres
ent. The President, will occupy rooms at
the Lansing House, while General sher.
man and suit have been assigned to the
American. The Lansing House will be
headquarters for tue Mexican veterans
Sixteen hundred feet Of tables have
been temporarily erected at the Fair
Grounds, from which will be served a
free dinner to the veteran soldiers and
paiIors and the Ohio National Guard
The dinner is especially gotten up for
them.
An elegant carriage has been secured
for President Hayes, which will be hand:
pomsIy and appropriately decorated and
festooned for the occasion. o.
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Nn reolics and s,imulunts.

Some curious statistics as to the con.
sumption OF narcotics and stimulants by
tile world in general are given in q late
report OF Mr.. Jez Killebrew, the Com.
missioner Of Agriculture in Tennessee,
Paraguay tea, Il is computed, is used by
10, 600, 600 human beings, coca by 10 ,000,.
coo, chicory by 10000, 900, Cocoa by 3d.
600 900, and coffee by 100, 100000. The
consumers Of belel are set down at 100,-
600 900, those Of hashish at S00,000,0e0,
and those Of opium IN one or another
form at 4OO0O0,OOO. These figures are.
however, eclipsed by the proportions Of
the demand for Chinese tea which is said
10 be used by half billion; while the
consumers OF tobacco are nOt,only still
more widely distributed, but present the
astonishing aggregate OF 100000, 900. Ac.
cording 10 careful estimate prepared
for this report, tobacco is more general.
" used than amy other single article Of
commerce consumed by man. The Uni
ted States in 1860 produced mere than
430 1000 pounds Of tobbacco, but ten
years afterwsrd the yield Of the planta-
lions had dwindled 10 about 100000.
The report does not state the exact quan.
tity grown in any subsequent year; but
il seems that the exports alone in 1876
reached about 100000 900 pounds valued
at more than $250OO,000. According to
the United States Bureau Of Statistics,
leaf tobacco valued at nearly $50, 900, 600
was sent out OF the country in the year
ending June 30, 1877. These figures
would make tobacaozrank sixth 10 the
list Of exported staples from the United
States, cotton, breadstufIs, petroleum and
the precious metals alone exceeding 1t in
importance. In 1875 the best customer
Of ihe United States for tobscco was Ger.
many, which, notwithstanding the large
quantity grown in Prussia, took took &C..
100000 pounds, while Great Britain,
which produces none, took only $4,000
COO mounds.
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shipping Beerirom wheeling to
FairmOnt West Hirginin.

To be convinced that nearly everybody
in this community has gone to drinking
beer, one has only TO 90 TO the depot and
watch the arrivals Of the different trains
II Gomez by the case-two dozen bottleS
As high a. eleven cases have arrived here
in one day. This, Of course, lie all used
incidentally. Many husbands order /,
for the benefit Of their wiyes' health. Mr.
Sisbke, Of Wheeling, has no doub
thought ere this that our. whole popula
ton Is 10 delicate state,
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STEAMER DAY ATNEw YORK.
Falling Oh In Freight-Freight
Shipments OF Grain, Cheese, &c.

shipments OF Grain, Cheese, &c.
New york Bulletin.
Five ocean,s,eamers sailed for Europe.
40 ports Saturday, the cargoes being Of
the usual diversified character, but with
a marked falling of in the aggregate
amount. The exceptional hot weather Of
the past week has had not only weak
eaing influence on the export trade, but
hiss also checked to q considerable extent
the operations Of the men engaged in
loading the vessels. In fact, as one Of the
agents said, /. was impossible to expect
any one 10 work with will in such q
torrid atmosphere as has lately been ex-
perienced. The grain shipments to-day
foot up to total Of $4,000 bushels, near.
" half Of which is taken by the Nation.
al steamer. The same vessel has also on
board consignment Of LIS bales OF do
nestle dry goods for the English market.
The White Star takes out $4,000 boxes Of
cheese, and the Anchor Line steamers
have on board 81 horses and ll5 head Of
cattle. The names and destinations OF the
steamers are the Germanio and Spain for
Liverpool, Bolivia Tor Glasgow, Tyrian
for Bristol and Oder for Bremen. The
principal items composing the various
cargoes are as follows:
Germanic, White Star Line: $4,000
boxes cheese, 5000 boxes bacon, 20 tons
leather, l40 hhds tobacco, 2,400 pkgs cof-
fee, 2,7OO cases canned goods, 200 tons
fresh meat,
Spain, National Line: $4,000 bush
grain, 81 bales cotton, 100 tea provisions,
4S9 boxes bacon, 5000 boxes cheese, so
hhds tallow, 1893 hhds and 96 tea tobacco,
9S bbls -four, 175 bales domestics, 299 pcs
lumber, l76 pkgs mdse, 40 tons fresh
Bolivia, Anchor Line: 10000 bush
grain, $500 pigs butter, 1900 boxes
cheese, 100 tons oil cake, A hhds and SO
les tobacco, 100 puncheons syrup, 81 hor.
ses, 500 ora fresh meat
Tyriau. Anchor Line: $1,000 bush
wheat $4,000 bush buckwheat, 80 boxes
bacon, 100 cases canned meatS, 700 boxes
cheese, ll5 head cattle.
Order, North German Lloyd Line.
5000 bush corn, GOO ties lard, $50 bbls
beei, 800 pkgs butter, 20 tons salt, 70 hay
rakes, 400 h6ds and 500 cases tobacco, 500
sides leather, q bales sarsaparilla, 90
tons sundries.
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Renl Estate

The undenIgned, John ?. EnGDINo, Alas
lstrator with the will AupeIed q Nkhitl Ina,
decreased, hereby givo notice that Be Ulla
WEDNESDAY, the 3it day Of JulJ, ADiIA
Commencing At 10 O'clock A. NJ, Nil Il pGOlS ~
ton ut the front dor Of the Court llOas 4 ~
county, In the cty Of Wheeling, OhIo p1niL "
Va, the following described rtBl otis 10 BiidT
io-Wit: All that pieee Of land irOnlltg q " q
side % Main street, between 10th nd lln f1tta
and being next south Of The profs1Id c AEF
gefter, formerly belonging 10 John Bsb9R hr4
twenty-five feet front on Main ttfttt lad Hilitt
back Of even tEenty.tEO let 10 Width pn W
In the rear thereof between MLn bnt AIith ~
being sane property the legal title 70 stks y
Conveyed TO the undersigned By Morti JOid q;
ineTly executor and trustee Of siid tcc.iNd ~
property IL ame occupied 1t pnsht A esn
Bloch bros. % tiglr factory, and hEsl liEa''S
for buslness purpose ..,
Title believed good, bot being enlJ isfh =.
representative the und,rdgntd Will UunsI u
sane specially. A. .,,,,.
TERss or S,LE-Ope-ihird Of De paNhiJ,
money cash In hand, and the feddsa u W 4 \.
ins,allmenlS payable In Ote and EoJeih ~ -
day Of ale, Win Interest. The dsidpd PlynssIn
10 be secured 10 the OtlsIAeilGh o. ihs Inlu
JOHE T. EDNUNDSON, n
AdninnlTi'Of n Iidr,'aa'
CAIpWKIL A CALDWELL AirHsiL "
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

Ths CouvsntIon Of the UniOn Republican party
Of the Flint Congressional District Of West Wiz
sipia will Be held In the town Of MOund'Ville
Marshall county, August 22d, 1875 for the PurPos'
Of nominating q ssndidate for COnge.', and ais
tOr the transaeting Of such other business - may
come beiore the Convention. The unlon Repub
llsan party Of the District ia requested to appoint
JeleSa,ss TO the Convention trUn the cGundel
comprising the DiItiIet at such time and place a
may sui, the convenience Of the people Of ih'
reveal Counties.
By order Of the Republican Executive Commit
lee Of The Fist Confessional DItiiet.
GEO. EDWARDS. Chairman.
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WE SEE 1T NOW.
That IL, Why the Iron Around
wheeling Is NOT Utilized for the

That IL, Why the Iron Around
wheeling is Not Utilized for the
Present.
MIR. G. W. Harper, the genial editor oil
the Kinds County (Nliss.) Gazette, who is
sojourning in our midst, thus ex'
plains in bis paper Of the l7th lis recent
e1pre,sions in regard to the "iron sirted'
hills that surround Wheeling. We'ac-
cept the explanation IA altogether salts
factory:
WHEELING, W. Va, July 8, 1878,
DEAR GAzsrrE-My friend Of the In.
rELLIGESCER here objects TO my insinua-
ton that the mountains which surround
this city are crock bound and iron grit
ed." lie admits tina. there are immense
beds Of rock and coal covered by a sOil OF
unsnr passed fertility, but contends that
there ia no iron; and attempts to prove
i, by the statement that II the mountains
we're iron girted, Wheeling would not be
tending TO far distant points for iron with
which to feed lis ioundries, nail
aud tack factories, engine shops, rolling
miIls, 30. Nov, as was familiar with
there mountains before my friend Of the
IsrsLIIGESCER was born, 1t must be con.
ce,.ed that have the age on him, and he
must permit me to insist that they
abound 10 iron ote-it the miner will 90
deep enough. But understand why the
fact is sought to be kept from the public
that the mountains do contain iron, and
the truth Is simply this: There Is cor
ner here 10 iron. The Wheeling people,
industrious and shrewd business men as
,hey are, are willing 10 use cheap iron
from Pennsylvania, Lake Superior, Wis.
cunsin and elsewhere, hoping TO tee the
supply speedily exhausted on thOse fields,
when they will open up the mountains
about Wheeling and supply the world for
au indefinite period You see what Il
aolsndid career thus awaits the city.
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Look out for the Hon. John Han.
son Good.

MoundsVlIIe Gaflife.
Hon. ]. H. Good, Of Ohio County, a
sterling Democrat, gentleman OF worth
was IN our city yesterday evening. Mr..
Good has twice been candidate before
Democratic Conventions for the nomina.
ton for Congress, from this District,
Twice his claims have been iayorably
considered, though fraction Of vote
defeated him IN the tirs, attempt.
PhGnix like be rises again. Now becomes
10 all his might and as friend Of his
says: "Look ont for breakets. Hanson.
will surely make the race lively, and
there Is Modelling what the result will BE-. .
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jtl1M
TRUSTEES SALE,


By virtue Of two ds,l, n, ,,-..
ChrestiAn Wagner and CbTs,IS' a. mil,
10 the undersigned tTu,tIe 5s,sa =, W, hbSit
Of December, IN the ytSr i,;s W ~ hnsSe.Ia y,
the public land records Of 6hIo ~ le.oftai Loo
ginia, In Deed Of TfuIt Boof 4, ~ Y, Wei VI
other deed Of trut mIie b. cSr,tI.t ~ u u
the undersigned tru,les 49, , ,4 Elpdh
May, In the year 1874 ~ ~. W hfh tyd
public land record, Of MA ~. SI y te{A
Book numbered seTen, M ~ y ~ dIng
ERTnAy a.. a.. Hua
p..,..,- 'He Ia Gay q Jubt, IsI
ipsnhlnG ~ ~ 0elock Az. d hu DIV vA.
,,oht door Of The Court H0us d AK. ~ ~,
Virginia. 10 The city Of WheellpE m =, I ~
hucuon the following desCIihsl ptUtS,,, Y ~
Guy, % 70 much Thereof 4, nay Il n,sT,:,,T n
lhe ueDt secured BY nd deed, Il tpI, ~
ttpshes attending The t1trgiioa d NJ t,s,,s -
AIed ~ said deeds, but IubISt 10 In a 80
mentioned below, o. The hoFth half q n n \
o. we thousand dolllu With ihiGat ih,,ssI-l
mheh "a, isI7, I'LL paid, BY NlrtOt b a ~
,iust Irom Chrie.tiAn Wagner nd SitbG",.
Duscn, uunee, dattd March "a, 1864 "a NJ
g among Tue public land ncrtdi q m tSS,,
ID DEED BOOB Numbered 81, pee W, tAIts "
VIII sell ~ Aiorcsaid the i6lloElng dt.Tilsi -
perry, OF 70 much thereof u NAY g ps,s,., !
Eoiesal: Inc eastern Fart Of ihe mil ~
10y humneTed seTtnty.nlne, dtaIibd q d. =
que o. NAM ttrstt, Centre HAssliss" q n
ifonung thifty- three ieet on The TtE g, M
"" and running W0iElrlly 81 I'm Nd n.
Jour leet AZ inches, OF 10 point fIiy. STr "
h1 inehe, from Main strret, md Vhth d, =.
ein lile Of that pan Of The bOrth hLlII EI;r.
tered seyenty.nine, hereinafter nSnto,ti ~,
IAIt Iot Icing The slme pieceOi pOabl f1s,EII
conveyed 10 me said Chrieitln REhS u ~
A. Berry and vile and MAiildi utdaJI il N
dated February 18th, ls6s, and notSI lSS,i
we puoLe land records o. Obj county, We, n.
ginia, In Deed Book No. 81, iolioJlA
Also, . much o. The bgth ball Id h nzlsI
sefehly'nine 40 lles between MLn Ere, ~ N
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THE ATTACHMENT SYSTEM KrLLED.-
Some weeks since we noted the decided
stand taken BY the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company against the attach
msnt system, stating that a test case
would probably be tried al the next term
Of court. II isa noteworthy fact that nc
effort has since been made 70 lay an at
tIchment against the wages Of 40 employs
Of the railroad company, and II looks a
though the system has been eaeetualy
killed without the matter getting into the
eours.-O4m61iaad [ Mdl Nest.
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Qua old friend Samuel B. McColIochis a
candidate for reelection to the Clerkshir
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county. He
has held the position for eight years, and
makes good and efficient officer. The
people Of that county would do well tc
re elect him, and not try the experiment
OF putting in new man.-Tyler County
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"A we nave stated, Ihls was 9 very short
term, IS but little Of tho business 10 be
transacted could be attended 10, yet look
at the cost for seven days session
1881 81 per week. Just think Of 1t, tax
payers and ~ the same tune bare 10
mind that this costly institution Is the
creation Of the Democratic party-the
party OF retenchment and reiorm-the
party that pays two men 500 each for
settling with the Sheriff Of this county,
when the same labor il performed 10
other counties for tenth part Of that
sun. II is we'll to bear these facts 10
mind,
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DIED.

YOUEG.-nn su' day mornIng, July q, 1873, Al
o'clock, blARGAEEr, wife oil John Young, in The
18th year Of her age.
FuueIl from the residence Of her husbsnl, one
mile hack Of BridNpert. on Tuesday morning al
10 O'Clock. Friend. Of The family are invited.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned has purchased the Drug stor,
on the corner Of Main and Twenty.Ieoond streets
lately occupied by Hugh I. Roberta
He Is graduate Of the Philadelphia College o
Pharmacy, and has the additional qualification
secured BY practical eIpeneace In his business II
some Of the best Drug stores In the eiy.
BY strict attention to the wants Of bis patron
he hopes 10 deserve and receives liberal patronage
Particular and personal attention will be givet
10 compromising Prescriptions The purest medi
cines only being ulej.
A full line Of Toilet and Fancy Articles KEEP
constantly In stock.
Moderate prices charged 10 oil CASES.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
Iys CHARLES MoENKEMoELLER.
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WEST POINT CADETS.

A Competitive Examination Of applicants for
Cadetship At West Point from the Firt Conress.
ional District Of West Virginia, will DO held al
ClMkSburg on Thursday, July 26th, 1878.
The applicants must 10 between II and % year
DID, at least Ve itct high, iree from infections OF
immoral disorders or other disease or inhmity
which would render them unit for military Sei.
vice. They must te well yersed In reading, writing
including orthognaphy: also arithmetic, and have
kno sledRe Of the clemens Of English grammar
Of detc,iptve geography and history, pafticulGrly
Of the United States.
The applicant who shall be appointed must re.
port II West Point by the 18th Of June, 1879. ID
the meantime be will DO specifically informed o.
his duties and can qualify hl ,Dseli for them.
A board Of competent gentlemen will DO selected
10 conduct the examination.
l would give longer notice, but the War Depart
tnent requlies the appointment TO te made and re
ported as carly a poaible.
wILSosBuRoH, W. Va, July 4, 1878. jyl0
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NOTICE

Having disposed Of the entire interest Of the es.
tate Of J. H. siallman, deceased, In the buli .ets
arm Of J. Il. StAllmln a Co, 10 7. Q, Moffit, the
surviving partner Of aid late arm, all persons
knowing themselves 10 be indebted TO aid frm
will please make immediate settlement with saId
7. q NofiaI, who will hereafter conduct the bud.
ness q sSid late firm, at their old stand, No. q
Twelfth btIeet. ]. f. JONES,
Administrator Of the estate Of J. II. siAllman,
deceased. '..
Having purchased the stock Of my late partner
10 the nfm Of J. Il. stallmln d Co., hope to
hitherto bestowed on that dm.
iyi6 T. @, MOFpAT.
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FOR SALE.
E,SEcOl0Es' SALE OF
Valuable Short Greek LAM

By Virtue q the authority ,.,,,,
me Will OF Henry j. CranIch I,,S !, y hal !,
W deceased. the unIeniSntd I ~ 9 ny ~
WEDNESDAY. scptsaS,f n ~. y "a
Al tha front door Of ID, roa,, INA INA
county, In the dty Of Whe,lISS ,uS2s I Oh,
3eIoel 4. y, Oficr At publ. =. tal1t III
uIOVe" farm, lying about Az ~ ~ " AlLat
~ Ana one nile etst from tbs M r. { Il
,ateiy STrod and occupied bT M ~ ~ Nv, Y
!ofd. This lara contains Ii,o1, ~ tissil J. o.
,mntfeon erected large And sc,S -, sineA Mia
nous. ~ good condition ibd rSsS,,. ~, M
Win stable, dairy house Sbd ~. E0a hl
buildings There Il also an XXI. = htCetHJ 4,
productive Orchard Of well NJ ~ IaA nhpnI
Kinds. The farm Il vel vIiSfs5 N W. WI z MA
Ahd undeilAid With coal. Il 4 I, ~ uAla1
and peculiarly veil adapted SaS 80 eatasI
and for grIEing. wa Va eSlrniI
TKRNs oFSALE- On. thIrdJh.
ey IN eash 10 hand, and ibS T,,i5Ss ntAsna
Annual payments with lnisfr,I ~, = i nv tia
the purhAstF 10 give bis uots' TiS ~ q u
sopal security for the delertri n'Tn, a;s, p.
sold. F>' N''a u trust % u, IN
Possession given on day Ol,u.
For further Information StDIv,.,
Attorney. No. II Twelfth str y " A. J. oIft,
CHARLES CRIETnRn
i.lO-M hLIEAhkfH J. PAIgI
EfprsI..
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GENERAL NOTICES.
(, DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of Thomas BfeEIier, DEED, all ptrsOnS know.
Ing themselves indebted 10 aid estate will please
cAl and settle and thoSo having claims sElinst tbs
estate will present them properly certified 10 the
undersigned.
JOHN FREw, Administrator,
iyI9 Nos Is 4 q Fourteenth 81.
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TRAvLlERs' GUIDE.


sTrladelphia Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and TriadtlphlA.
tDaily except SundAy Accommodation.
tSleubenVille Accommodation. train dur
Ing the day paoes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BAllalrc, stopping when regul.
rcd at sherman HouSO, KtnAyilI0, West Wheeling
and Onynl Hill,
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NOTICE

|NoTIos-
All persons knowing themselVesto be indebted
70 the estate Of VIM CAmpbell, dnceased, are here
by notified 10 settle the sima At once As the estate
must b elosed by August LIST. Alter that time the
bills remaining unpaid will 30 pu, In proper hands
for collection. A. 4. GARDEN,
jyl7 AdminiStntor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE
The Board Of Directors Of the BSllalrs Nail
WORK have declared Cash DIyIdesd Of three Per
cent on the Capital stOeE, payable on and after
July %, 1873. A. D. HILBoRS, sec'y
BELtAIRE, July 20. 1875. iva
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-22
Cost OF the County Court in
Marion County. .

The term OF the County Court which
has just closed, and which was a remarka.
bly, short one, cost the Taxpayers OF this
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