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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24
Filth Avenue Hotel.

New YORK. March 24.-The fact that Hiram
Hitchcock has purchased Griswolds interest 10
the Fifth Avenue hotel is confirmed by Hitch.
cock, Darling d 20. who are DOW, as they were
originally, the propristors of the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24
The state Iebt Settled.

[Special Dispatch TO tho Alexandria Gezeltc
RICHMOND. Va, March q The hill ter tho
settlement of the State debt has jus. passed the
House OF Delegates by vote ofTG to so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24
Failure.

LONDON. March 24.-Messrs. Cex Brothers,
tanners and leather factors at Iced. and Bristol,
have failed.
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ck.r.ER.aL sssE.uRL r0F VYRGIE-y4

II The Senato ca Saturday memorial Waa
presented from the president ct the James
River and ksnawha Company enclosing reso
luton of the stockholders skiing the passage
of the supplemental railroad bill. 1t was laid
on the table sod ordered to be printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24
SGHSs>iraiy.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Tno cs3o Of the T..
8. against Anthony DeGr;el Was on TIE c.leC.
Oar ofthe Criminal brszch Of tho u s. Circuit
Court Coz tri3l to-day, on Il charge of conspiracy
TO destroy cyiIe.co hcll by Tho government!
against him in p civil suit 20 recover largo SUMS
for under valuation cf silks and iuces When
the case WAS called, DoGriePs counse eaii be
was in Europe but would soon return Ja1Sr
He7edic. ordered bail Of 5 0t0) to ba forfeited.
md sui. will DO commenced hgalEs. OeGrlcts
bo qdgmc1 10 recover tbs amount.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24

10 the House oil Delegates Mr.. Walker, Of
We5imore!apd offered the tollcWiog resolution ::
Resolved. That during the present sessioa of
This Legislature there shall ho no allowance 10
members Of Tho House Of Delegates for sta.
tiouery. Referred to the Committee on House
Expenses.
The Speaker laid before the House ccnl-
municatiou from tie president Of the James
Rvor end Kanawha Company, covering me-
mortal in tho matter of tho proposed sale ct its
works. &c.. which was referred TO the Commit
tee on Roads.
House bill to au;horiz, the James River and
kaDawhs Company to make sale and traGster
OF sill its works. property, and franchise, and to
invest the purchaser or purchasers with certain
corporate rights, powers, &C., was committed
70 the Committee ca Roads.
House bill amending certain sections tt the
Code 10 regard to the working and maintenance
Of the roads Of the Commonwealth was passed.
The bill to provide plan Of settlement If
'bs pubic debt was then discussed unil ad.
,llrcmeot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24

JOKE ON JUDoE kIgEs 1t is related hist
during the recent term of Judge Eiye,' C,ur.
at Danv:lle, a young lawyer, who had a some
what kno:ty case 10 argue, prevailed upon ni
elderly limb Of the law" to open TIE caaa. BE
did go, and laid down auch broad propositions Of
law and fact, that MS honor stopped him IN the
middle of sentence.
IF your honor plesee" ssid tho l.vye-. II
have no. uttsred word p?ajutics! TO !hs color
ed race. snc"-
Just here the Judge drew his snu!i box MI
applied o big pinch" to his no'".
Lawyer proceoiing-"Will your Honor nll""
me- TO take pinch OF snuff ?"
The Judge passed over the box, too ia"yci
helped himself, and deliberately paced the box
around. giving esch member of tho negro jury
pinch, and by the time the boz wss returHei
TO his Honor every negro was snaeZng aad "v-
cry body else, except tho Judge, laughing
The lawyer then proceeded with the "rs"-
meDt.-Lynchburg News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-24

The BREACH OF ORDERIH TIE VIRGINIA
SENATE.-Saturiay's session Of tho Flrgl;I4
Serate wss oceu2i:d 10 ii:posios Ct the uopsr
Elementary episode Which oc2urrad Friday b:
tween Senators Massey and Smith, II w:icA
the language aud cpithcts heretofore published
were used. Two reports from The C0TDclI:;'e
on Privileges an1 Elections were prfs2D;cd, Hns
after a eu2tby debate resolution "as "anrtcd
as substitute that tic GifraGi0g S'n":1ra be
required to publicly aroioeizo 10 Inc o@nt".
retract The LANGUAGE used. aud De properly az
mouished by the rrssijcn'; so1 !! such b: n1t
done that thay BE- .sken in c17tody, led 70 trH
bar of the Senate, aod be there Dnbl2'g Re
primauded. Bl!h SsuetoEs thereuD1o Il 'dc
the necessary aoll3ry GGd retracIl01, aEi osu.
ator Elliott, ac;i5g as prcsiicnt, a!miol,lcrcd
the following aiuouitioo: Il wcu!d no. 10 coy
way intensity tie sigcifc!oce CT the ch'; Whl'h
has unfortunately davo!7ed uDon uIe by virtue
of my accidental occupation q The char OF ID;
Senate to day. | am Irlercd to u!ttr the 70
monitiou which has oecp aoJu ;ged spp1o0iIa'e
nv YOUR associates aui ul1p, the hc1oftti: aHd
lust % 20 Of the Saba;c ct Virginia. | caunot
,roponrc, i: nor would | txc'pt 10 the rpHit
u which it has b2en dacrccd by them. lhfy
are inexprassibIy pa;ned ttat the ccc'slon
should have arisen. SO an l The7 ere CO..
streioed to heliev. that il sprsog rather from
the beedessness Of passion thar ft9m Raotons
disregard of he ju:, dainty snd deeoruu Ct
the Senate. 81 2m !. They believe that 10
the solemn presence CT aa occssioa 50 uou.u,l
10 Vireinia's 'egis ot;ve h-l!s. sud so paIotaIiy
impressive 10 all who participse 10 It, yen ato
aud all sena,o.s present will need no future
admopiton to heed the suggestions END ooIisa
tions of parliamentary courtesy oe'IeVe ike
WISE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

Fire Marshal was received from The Sec.
end Branch, and is acceptance Of same
concurredin.
The announcement by City Sergeant
Sweeney 81 his deputies Wasreeeiyedfr from
the Second Brunch, and It's approval con.
Cured in. 49,,
Mr., Hall moved that the expedienCy Of
dispensing with the Office Of City Receiver
be referred TO the Committee on Finance
for report, which motion was adopted.
The Mayor made report in relation 10
the late fire at the Gas Trustees Office.
A committee, 10 settle with Robrecht
was appointed, Or n, ~
AT the request Of the Gas Trustees the
Second Branch authorized tile appoint
ment Of 0 committee TO investigate the al.
fairs Of the gas works, and the action OF
the Second Branch was concurred in.
There was received from the Second
Branch q resolution that the fixing OF
licenses for orlinaries and coffee houses,
be taken up and considered. at the next
regular meeting Of Council.
Resolution from the Second Branch
ordering the Committee on Water Works
TO procure q settlement with George @.
Black, late City Collector, was received
and concurred in.
Adjourned to Friday night.
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A Medicine Chest Tor ., ,,.n,.

Perhaps no one medicine IS 80 un;r,,..,
required by everybody US a good rs,S,sl
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsAPARIl,I.A PM sssNa
pared expressly 10 meet this NECESSITY IN ~
composed Of purely vegetable inrreiIsrS,.. 4
which PodOphyllin or Mandrake, Hns1. y
Tar, Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and o,Ss IL, " y.
centrated Juices enter largely into tbe, ,' ~ ~
position; the whole strength Of which !. :,
tractel on an entirely new princiDIs NJ u
are mild In their operation, protlce M =!
Ing, and are truly q valuable purpntiye' ~.
ent, anti.biliOus and cathartic melicins M
stimulate the liver to healthy action cl' -
the stomach and bowels OF all impSsi;..
Curing sick and nervous headache dys s,.s's
or indigestion, bilious, orintermItteni s slSl
tent and congeStive fevers, lanEllor dm In,
ness, aching pains in the back, head NM
ch.lls, with tltiShes Of heat, female irreTlssS
ties, and for bilious and coStive LS6it ~, :,
medicine Is so prompt and etIeCtual ~ h
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsAPARiLLA PliiS \
your druggist or stOrekeeper has not rotib.Sa
or will not procure them for you, Ma N
forward them by mail on receipt Of bid. n Il,
currency or postage StamESl, % cents 4 bOI y,
five boxes for 81. Address letters. Dr. SWsrs,
4 Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, PhiIsSst,
phia. NVJI tS'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

RAILROAD NoTIG-The Triadelphia Ac.
commolatlon train has been temporarily
suspended, owing 10 the destruction OF
the bridge near tho B. 4 0. depot. ..l
Mr.. Robert Stewart, for the past five
years Superintendent Of Telegraph OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Company, has resigned
that position TO aCceptthe general superin-
tendency Of the New York Elevated Rail,
road. WV
The following r, so, Railroad officials
we're IN tho city yesterday: VIM. Keyser,
Second Vice President; ]. W. Bradshaw,
Master Of Road; Arthur Sinsel, Superin.
tendent Of Water Stations; and w. II.
Harrison, Master Mechanic. ,E. 80
Until the bridge near the mouth OF the
creek is rebuilt, freight for the lIGmnGeld
road will be left at the site Of lie old
iieMpheld depot, at the loot OF 18th street.
There VIII he hut one train daily on the
llempfcld, and the timetable will DO as
follows; Leave Washington, Pa, at $3.50
a. NJ, arriving at Wheeling at 8:95 A. NJ.
Returning, leave Wheeling ut 3:4OP. NJ.
Baltimore time or about Wheeling time,
arriving at Washington at @ r. NJ. Trains
will start from the old depot site on 18th
street. D0"
Passengers taking trains on the @, & p.
Railroad, on and after Monday next, with
out having frat procured tickets, will I've
raquired IA pay, on all iares OF ten cents
five cents additional; on fares OF So cents,
10 cents additional, increasing in the same
ratio. according to the number OF miles
travelled. OF course, this will not apply 10
stations where tickets arc not sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

lluRr IN a Coat RASK.-Jobn Conley, n
miner employed at the Sheridan 0oai
Works, at Bridgeport, sustained serious
II not fatal injuries while, at work In the
minos on Monday afternoon. Conley and
aman named Jauies I.awloss were working
In 0 room together, whom the accident
occurred. Conley was at work drilling,
when huge pass otGoal fell upon his hip
and leg, crushing him to the Hoor. The
injured man was removed 10 tho COCHRAN
House, where DR.. J. d. Todd attended 10
his injuries. oonley recently came 10
bridgeport from Pittsburgh, whore he hall
been employed at the Rockenhouse Coal
Works, Heis about thirty years Of age,
apl. unmarried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

TnE prevalence Of Dfphtheria among the
children, and the fatal results 80 often attend.
ing the disease, should bring to the mind OF
every head OF a family that prerention Of tlie
disease Is what they should look to. The gen.
eral good health, the freedom from all eSpo,
sure TO the disease, and above all, the prompt
and active measures to be taken on appear
ance Of first symptoms, should enlist the at
tentiOn of all parents. Ldlr8o,'s CttrGtire, so
successful in curing Sore Throat, will be found
On excellent remedy for arrcsting and con-
trolling Diphtheria in It's early stages, and
should be keptinevery householder children,
to be used as soon as there Is first indication OF
soreness or uncomfortable feeling in the
throat It las saved many fatal cases Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

TuMnrEn lNro THE RlvEn-The steamer
Andes was lying at Wells landing, near
the Riverside Mill, yesterday afternoon,
loading nails, AhoNt 2 o'clock a draw
from the Riverside Mill, upon which there
were twenty kegs Of nails, was standing
on the river bank ready to no unloaded.
The horse attached TO tho .dray started
forward, stumbledon tho Slgp ot The bank
and rolled over into the water, imm0di.
ately under the bow OF tho steamer, car.
rying his load with him. The animal,
which belonged to the Riverside com.
pany, was droYned. The dray and nails
will probably be reeoypred. 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

BELLAlRE LooAlS.-The crazy man who
caused sensation in tho Presbyterian
Church, some time ago, by asking Tor EN-
ployment, and who afterwartl rot 80 excit-
Cd ut one OF Col. Dowen's Temperance
meetings that no had to let of steam by
breaking the windows OF several saloons,
is now in the county infirmary. Mr..
Oswald, OF the Belmont House, kept him
there until he was put into tho lookup for
breaking the saloon windows. He could
not tell his name nor where was his home,
he had forgotten everything; but the 9th.
er day he wrote 10 Mr.. Oswald asking him
to send him hisbundle, which he had left,
and named everything In It, 80 his memo.
~ must be improving. lie says himself
that no hopes to. be able In q short timo to
remember where lie came from and what
his name Is. lie seemed 10 bn an intelli.
gent man and spoke at the church like q
practised speaker, iinot an educated man
but he surprised those who asked him
what kind OF employment lie wanted by
saying that he thought he could kindlc
tires ana tend tolhorses. No doubttherc
are friends who would be happy to find
him, but there seems no clue 70 find them
by. I'LL 'lTT.1. I%-'t'..11'-.N ,' =
The ierryboat has dropped down below
the bridge for repairs. II will make its
regular trips as soon as possible. rs..
II 1t cannot be considered tho duty oil
the County Commissioners TO keep the
creek bridge in lit state for foot passen.
gers, itsnust be some ones duty, surely.
The number Of people who haycto cross
1t every day ID great enough to demand
some consideration. The d. rs. w. Rail.
road bridge is open to those who can get to
1t without swapping themselves in
mud even deeper than that on tho wagon
bridge. But it has to be crossed by step.
ping from tie to tie, and the approach to
It from the lower side has to be walked in
the same way. l..,t an,,... :, !
George Warnock, formerly an employee
OF tho Baron Factory here, went West
some time ago. Word comes from West.
ern Iowa, that he has had both his ears bad.
" frozen, while the person who was with
him had both his feet frozen so badly that
they will probably have to be taken of.
The Bcllaire & Southwestern Railroad
is still progressing. Passenger trains are
running to Twins now, but the track was
finished to Jacobsburg Saturday night.
There arc some dump cars in tile way Yet,
but US soon as the construction train has
room to get beyond Jacobsburg, passenger
trains will run to that village. The man.
agelnent do not want to run to that place
until they are able to keep it up. The
road Is In fair way to be finished to
Woodstield, and the southeastern part OF
this county will have n railroad TO the
county seat by the time Bellaire gets the
Court House. 3I "a
There will be services every night this
week at tho Disciples Church.
Jas. Moore, formerly foreman at The
implement Works." was in town Mon
day. re. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

PERSONAL MENTION. -Ex.City Sergeant
Smith is out as a candidate for the Civ
Collectorship.
Miss Cora Zane, who has been soiourn..
ing with friends in the Monumental Citv
for the past six weeks, yesterday returned
to her home in the Garden Spot"
Mr.. 7. ?. Phillips, Secretary OF the
franklin Insurance Company, and Ar,
Clark, of the Belmont Mill, left for Gin.
cinnati on the steamer Andes Yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Phillips goes 10 superin.
tend the raising OF the nails from the
sunken barge AIT Korte, and Mr.. Clark
70 attend to the drying and repacking OF
tho nails. v
Hon. Dan. Lucas, Of jefferson county.
Hon. W. n. Chancellor. OF Parkersburr:
Geo. Q. sturgiss, Esq, Of Morgantown, and
Judge Samuels, OF, Cabell county, are
among the recent prominent arrivals in
Mr.. Oscar S. Mccall, Of philado,pbia
who has been visiting the family Of Col'
]. I. ShallGross for the past few days. 70.
turned home last evening. n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

THE success which SO frequently attends
the investment Of q couple Of, dollarsin the
Louisiana state Lottery, Is becoming the
where tho laudable ambition Of people 10
add to their wealth stimulates a trial oil
luck which can be accompanied by no
evil result, and oftentimes has very hap.
py termination. Some one must win, and
the reader should see TO 1t II he is not the
happy man. For Information address N.
AgDauphin, P. D. Box 692; New Orleans,
La. III ll4t 49, p4t DAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29
PROBABILITIES,

WASHINGTON. January COLA. M.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
rains, followed by cloudy and Rlightly
cooler weather, variable winds, shifting to
east and south, and slight rise, followed
by falling barometer.
For Lower Lakes, clear or fair weather,
slight rise, followed by falling barometer,
winds shifting to east and south, and
slight change in temperature.
The Allegheny and Monongahela will
rise fast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

WnEELISG FAMILv NlAakRr.-There are
Re changes OF any particular import.
anOe to note in tile condition OF
this market. Eggs continue in light
supply, and arc firmly held at S5a
40 cents per dozen. Butter is, II anything,
in better supply than last week. INC best
Is held At GG9a2Sr, and common Is sold at
rom IA to 20 cents. Chickens arc 20aS5c
each dressed, geese 4Oa5Oc each, ducks
2aa4Oc each and turkeys lOal2jc per
pound; pheasants 25a3Oc each, partridges
81 so per dozen, rabbits lOal5c each, SOUR.
rels 15c each. The markets. well Sppnlled
with choice eating apnlla, which arr are sold
freely at ll5a2Aa p6r p6OE, Vegetables are
quoted as follows: potatoes CSC per neck
sweet potatoes Coo per peck, parsnips zoe
per peck, turnips zoe per peck, onions 30a
4Oc per peck, celery Sc per bunch, cabbage
5al5c per head. CraRherrles arc sod at
Joe per Quart, hominy at &c per quart,
heAns ct 70 Pet quart, oysters 1t a0s nor
quart hulk, Or 29aHec per can, Fresh like
llsA arc llG EsE " / lake and river fsh ~,
string, $50: MNth's sausage L. -; nos p Il,
common sausage Sc, lar.,l ..alCc 'S' P'' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

Those complaining Of sore throat l,..
ness, coughs, OF taking their death q I m
should use Browns Bronchial TnS w
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The lrnnIs ae
John l. Brown 4 Sons Boston" d, s ss"S g g
and ts sold by Logan, List L Co. ami mi" ~ Sa
druggist only In boxes, at 25 cents Rs s'e9
Of worthless limitations '' '%NN'
Browns Comphorated Dcntrilrire no,...
The best ingredients for preserving All TI ~
tIfying the teeth. Price 25c, large bottle SJ y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29
lEa,asea.

'''' V''1 PE RRaf1N MANUFACTURING CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED BY TIE
CREEK ICE.-Since the river ice broke up
and ,Ioated of, there have been liudica-
tions that the heavy leo In tho creek was
not long for this locality. The creek ice
broke week or two ago as far down as
Reymann's brewery, where 1t gorged and
remained stationary until yesterday morn
Ing. Tho late thawing spell had its effect
in loosening the gorge, and about & O'Clock
yesterday morning the ice commenced
running out The heavy blocks Of ice
came sweeping down the stream in one
immense mass OF solidity, and struck
against the trestles OF the wooden bridge
spanning the creek just below Main street
with such force as to carry everything be-
fore them. The timbers composing the
struCturewere crushed into kindling wood,
and fell into the water and located down
against the b. d O. depot, Even the irons
and rails upon tho bridge were bent and
twisted so that they were made worthless
Only about three minutes before theicp
struck the bridge, tho Triadelphia 40
commodation train had crossed over It.
which was close enough time to make It
interesting to the passengers, had they
known what was coming.
The bridge was erected by the Dalh.
more T. Ohio Railroad Company several
years ago, whom 1t connected its track
with the old HempAeld. TWAS composed
entirely OF wood, but was considered an
unusually strong md substantial struc-
turc, being erected on piles driven into tho
bed OF the creek, and moqHteg 4naa
trestles. The cost OF the bridge to the COM
pany was in the neighborhood Of $1,000.
Workmen were Mt once set to work re-
pairing tho structure, and if the necessary
timbcrs can be had In time, the railroad
men think they will have trains crossing
as usual on Friday. 1t is the intention Of
the company, we understand, to build q
new bridge soon. The style Of the new
bridge has not yet been decided upon, but
in ali probabilityit will DO handsome and
substantial iron structure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

REYMANN's WELL. -ThewelI recently sunk
ut Reymann's brewery proves TO DO one OF
the best known in this vicinity, tho water
beingabunlant, clear and pure. Yesterday
the workmen compiled the construction Of
a pump in the well which pumps up water
at the rate Of 100 gallons per mfnnta, The
supply Of water in the well is great enough
to keep the pump in constant operation.
Mr.. Reymann has spent vast amount OF
money in trying TO get water, having sunk
two wells, one Of which is 5l7 feet deep,
and deserves thus at last to be successful,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

Musical 1SsrRgNEsr EsErAlRlxo = 81.
description on Violins, GnitSTS" y y evey
cons, Flutes, Band Instrument TNscoAa.
d sSnlo !, sSSS &c, carefully and sbs. S
tngton Hall. "'ue' VA.
Pianos and Organs tuned, rcpuira,
gated and re:pollshed In Tie M, S :. t Ieap'
and work fully warranted, ualatt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

Cough, short breath, pains in The side or
breast fever night sweats, tickling, soreness,
ia, Or loss OF voice, kidney affections &n. 70
avoid all dangers resulting from tie above. Wa
know Of no remedy so pleasant and eiIccluSl
az Dr.. swaynes Compound syrnp Of wild
Cherry. 1t Is equallyvaiuable in ali l3ronchiOi
and AStllmatic affections. Prudently resort t to
tins valuable remedy before serious puImo.
nary Affection Is developed. II may be veil n
state that DR.. Swayne, the discoverer of ma
ana an other valuable remedies, graduated at Tho
University Of Pennsylvania, and was for Yea Az ~
connected with the Philadelphia Dispenssr rvo
which brought to his especial care and ovsr,,
SIGHT g vast variety Of diseases both acute and
chronic, We therefore can, with Confidence
TESSe9mmend DR.. Swaync's Compound Symn ~
Wild Cherry, and would caution our resSo ~
% % very particular 70 obtain the orieinaI
az aaG a, only genuine NUN. WIld Cherry Compound
North Sixth St, Philadelphia, Trial Rot,i Ss9
S, Sen large size 81, or half dozen, S. Sold
~ S''A'''s "iutss@ GwH4w
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Cut THIS Out-It May Save Your LIE.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
or Consumption, yet some would dc rather
than pay IS cents for bottle OF medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A. BosChee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced In this couri.
try from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astonish every one that tries 1t. II you doubt
what We say IN print, cut this out and take II
to your Druggist, and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try It. or regular size for 10 cents
MWF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29
We are now ready for business at our
new store. Washington Hall corner.
JACOB ". 6RUBB, IeweIer,

DAMAGES ALLowEp.-NIrs. Eliza Ryan, a
Bridgeport lady, brought suit against the
corporation, claiming damages Tor injuries
sustained by a fall oil the pavement some
time in September last. The case was
tried to n jury before Squire Howell on
Monday, and verdict was given plain.
tiff for SO. Mr.. Duncan appeared for
plaintiff, and Mr., Mcdonald Tor defend.
ant