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Meeting qrthe Natlopal Denoerntle Com,

e ! n nIittee. q fI n
WGsRINeTON, February 22.-The Ma,
tional Democratic Committee met here to.
day, in accordance with the resolution
adopted two years ago, providing for an
mountaineering Of the National Demo,
cratic Committee on the 22d OF February.
There was no business Of importance to be
transacted, and very little was done hey.
ona disCussingin general terms the politi.
cal situation and the outlook for the Dem.
ocracy. EighteenSta were represented,
as follows:
Arkansss, Senator Garland, Connecticut,
senator Barnum; Geogia, q. T. Barnes
lndiana, A. II. Brown; Kansas, J. Z,
Eaton Kentucky, II. D. McHenry; Mary.
land, D. Jersey: Massachusetts, F, 6,
Price; Mississippi, Representative Morey
Missouri, Il. NJ. Frost; New Hampshire,
Frank Jones; New Jersey, Miles Ross
Pennsylvania, William s. Scott; Rhode
Island, N. Van sleick; Tennessee, John
+. House; Vermont, State Senator Arm.
strong, and West Nirginian, Representa-
tive Wilson. AT the morning session the
National Committee passed the follow
ing: IL ~.
Rep0red, That the Executive Committee
1e authorized to invite the Congressional
C9mmittee to appoint an Executive Com.
mltlce 10 act as auxiliary to the Executive
Committee OF this body in all political
matters.
Attcrward the Executive Committee met,
and voted that the Congressional Commit.
leeFbe requested to appoint an Executive
Committee for the purpose mentioned in
the above resolutions. During the morn.
ing tall. Mr.. Eaton, OF Kansas, urged the
deslrability Of doing a variety Of things 10
aldIthe local Democracy OF Ohio, Illinois.
Kansas sand other States next fall. but The
committee decided that it was neither wise
nor polite to interfere with State elections.
Attic evening session it was voted that
J0Gn q: Thompson, Of Ohio, be appointed
Assistant Treasurer OF the National Dem.
GGr9tic Eommsttee, and that Duncan 8;
walker bslappointed Assistant Secretary;
Il was also voted that the headquarters 81
me National Democratic Committee be
eGst9Sishcd at Washington. Colonel Isaac
y. Eaton,ot Now York, was appointed IN
hlhtlIe vacancy in the Executive Commit.
Tee caused by the resignation Of Hon
Ahram = Hewitt, and the National Com.
mltlec then adjourned to meet again Feb.
ruary %, 1880, the I'D next wear COMING
on. Sunday. ~,
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SourIt WHEELING CAruoLIc FEsrlyAL
Tho following awards were made Mt lie
Catholic iairandiestival held at the Church
Of rthe hImac1late Conception, South
Wheeling Saturday evenings: Miss Agnes
ilulhen wona clock, receiving n handsome
majortty over her oppnent, Miss Mary
fr9aS; the gold necklace was voted 10
Mis- Annie Fisher, who received $Sl 90 In.
votes, to $i6, Hrhy Miss Lizzie Warner,
The contest in which tho greatest interest
was manifested, however, was that Of a
dressing gown offered to the most popular
pastor, The candidates being Father,
Schleirher, OF the Church OF the Immacu.
late Conception, and Father aICl:llieot, Of
the. Cathedral. Thelatter son tile prize,
receiving votes aggregating $SDsl, 10 the
Si4 a OF his opInCnt.
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Nus. Sums CoNcElr.-Quitc a large
number OF invited guests were present al
the soiree musicale Of Mrs. Annie NJ.
sheib, Saturday evening last at Manner
Choir Hall. These entertainments truly
show. the capability OF Mrs. Shieb as d
vocal instructor. The art OF training the
voice to produce pure tones without injury
IS the essential point In her teaching. To
say all were pleased with the evenings
entertainment would DO slight praise,
when we recall the applause after each
performance. To specify would be do.
Ing injustice as all did we'll. We will only
allnde to the duet by Mrs. Sheib and MI,
Donel, L'Addio, which was executed be.
You'd musical criticism. We will hope
for another Of these delightful soiree's in
The near future.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


PIrrssuRGH, February 22.-om- Refined;
market for the week Just closed one Of the
dnllcStcxpericnced fora long time prices dc.
cIined in New York &c per gNllon, and mar.
ket very dull Mt tho decline. There was no
business Transacted on Saturday, tho, FIX.
changes oil being closed on account Of It being
q legal holiday. Homemade and free on caTs'
held at DC. Sales reinel-lS7S, January 10
date, ?2,S7l barrels 1870, January to tiatc,
q ,492 barrels Crude-lleceiyed, 1873, Ianu.
airy to date 1912 barrels; 1870, january %
date, 26Ss barrels. Saturday heinga holiday
closed until Monday. Ifa.t, III 1Pii ~
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Great Room.

The greatest boon to children tcetlling and
for curing Wind Collie, DiarrhUa and other
ills peculiar to children, Is tie renowned Ms,
lWinslow's Soothing Syrup, a safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle, Price,
Browns vermifugc COmflts, for expclling
worms. are the most uniaiing aud pleasant
contectlon In the world. Price Is cents. For
sale by Logan, LiSt& Co., and by all druggists.
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:, CINclNNArl, February 22--CotLon-Rirm
Flour-Steady aud unchanged, WhestM
Strong and .htgheri red 81 00Il q. Corn
Steady at SSaSS1Sc. 0ats-In good tletna,Itl
at GSa2sc. RyeI,At59a5911lc. BarlcyENoni.
inSiy unchanged PerkaQuict and regular
aeia az ~ ~. Lard-stcam held al 90 Is
Quiet butilrm; shoulders held al "a * cnsI,,
sales $ IS seller April; short clear IS Ii. H.,
con-Quiet hut firm at 4Aa5 IfaS<c. Witt"
-QuiGt at 81 Oh. ButteF-SEcady and nG.
changed. I.inLecd oil-ln fair demand nj az
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neath 0, Cold.

Those complaining OF sore throat, hoano.
ness, coughs, or taking their death o cold, 2
should use Browns Bronchial TroChes.p
Their efficacy Is wonderful, The genuine has
John l. Brown 4 Sons, Boston, y on each box,
and is sold by logan, List 4 Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
OF worthless limitations N.
Browns Comphorated Dentrifipe Possesses
The best Ingredients for preserving aid beau,
tttying the teeth. PrIce2ac large hottlel
.NWF4eaw
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AZ
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS -. m

LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS. ..... 49, ~
This Bank succeeds TO the bushes Of ID, N,r,r,
National Bank, and deals Ia COln COuHni, Cas-
caal Paper and Bills Of Exchange.
Interest paid on Special DepGsItS
C9uectlonA made on all point And lr0eeh FlsI.l
Accounts Of BANKERS and Business Ntu plsl,A
Stockholders liable TO DepOsitOn Irrotilst Z q.
Sonshtation Of the State the IAtae a 10 SlIa
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THE cold, damp winds which prevail at this
season are laGen with Rliematism, Neuralgia
and kindred diseases, which are painful and
distressing to endure. Great care is necessary
to guard the body from the sudden changes
Of our climate, yet, with all our precautions,
how many We find are suffering torture from
rheumatic or neuralgia affections in varied
forms. The remedy for these diseases IL found
in lawson's Curative, which has been used
with singular success for over quarter Of a
century, aud never known to fail when prom.
erly used. It eau be had OF any druggist.
NWP&W
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II is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, CONSTIPATION, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility when they Can procure at oul
store SnILon's VITAuZHR, FREQ nj cost, if 1t
does lot relieve or cure them. Price, 10 cents,
Sold by Y. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; G. Z.
Dwight, 24thand Chaplinests; I.anghlin Bros.
\ Co., Wheeling; and Husbands 4 Inskip,
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ST. Louis, February 22-Cattle-Iherp 1,
not enough supply to make a. lnarket bnt n
fair business In so0l shipping grades cSn,J
have been done hal they been here: nricss
quotably stcaly and unchanged for ali rtadss.
receipts 100 head; shipments not rrnortS5
Hogs generally firm for good grades, S0rSSri
- 75a3 IS; Baltlniorcs s. S5a4 90: pScIing
- 7oa9 90; good 10 choice heavy 81 dCai Ss3
receipts 800 head shipments not reporied
Shcep--Good to choice grades llr1n and n
good demand prices unchanged export nut.
ton wanted receipts 0Oheadi shipments not
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Why not make up your minds, at pres.
ent, what Hotel you are going to stonat
when you arrive in New York? The
Grand Central, on Broadway, is now kept
on both the American plan at s. so to
s. 90, and the European plan at 81 90, and
upwards, per day. An elegant Restaurant,
Of moderate prices, is conducted by the
Hotel. MwF
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There is no person living but what sullurs
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
than nay Is cents Tor bottle % Of %c hi ts
would cure them. DR.. A. Busclec's German
Syrup has lately'been introduced in this conn;
try from Germany, aud It's wontIrous cures
ast0niSh every one that tries It. Iryot doubt.
what We say in print, cut this out and take III
TO your Druggist, and get u sample Tor
10 cents and try it. orr regular size for 10 centR
MwRkw SID. III " =.
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IwIsh Eyerrho.lx % knon.

Rev. George II. Thayer, M old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as q most in.
fluential citizen, aud Christian Minister OF tic
n. Z. Church, Just this laolnsnt. stopped. IN
our store to say: II wish everybody to know
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to shiloll's Consumption Cure" II
is having tremendous sale over our counters
and isgiving perfect satisfaction in all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DGs. M:.IcmErT & FRAxcE.
Hnurhen, Ind, May IS, 1873.
Sold by L. Booking, CID Fellows Hall; g.
=. Dwight, 94th anti Cliapllne Sts.; I.augilin
Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands 4 In.
skin. Rellalra = =. - = -
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MARTINS FRaRY.-A fatal accident oc.
CURED at Raney's Coal Works, two miles
above Martins Ferry, on Saturday even.
ing, resulting in the death Of a boy about
twelve years old named Gathers, He, In
company with several others, were play.
Ing on some railroad cars standing on tfs
switch, and were moving one OF them up
rnd down the track, when young Gathers
went between it and another one to couple
them together aud the iron bumpers
caught him, crushing his head. lie was
picked up aud carried to his home near by
and died in about twenty minutes. His
remains uere buried on Sunday afternoon
in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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Who riile!h - ls:c, thru the night Wind Wild?
Il Is the father with bis child,
lie hath the little one, we'll III hi, arm,
lie holds him safe. and he holds him warm.
"Sfy son, why hId'st thy face, 50 Shy!"
"SeeSt thou not father, the Erl King nighsn
"The Fri King with train and crOwns'
at Is u wreath VI INST my SOU"
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MornERs, MorltERs, MornRls.-Don't
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for all diseases OF teething In chill
dren. II relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates tho'bowels, and,
by giving relief and health to the child,
gives rest TO the mother, ptw
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FAsr HonsR.-Uncle Jake snider sold
his noted trotter, Long Reach, TO a party
Of turfmen who think he has the elements
of national reputation. As soon as the
season opens he will DO put in training,
and Uncle Jake Is willing To bet on az
record, but he won'ttell how much he got
for the horse. That'spriyate.
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Rememhrr. ID pconIe /

That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar,
is now recognized as the great national spe.
citlc for the cure OF coughs and all lung dis.
eases, See that you get ''Hale's Honey Of
uoarhound and Tar" llarge size cheapest)
Sold by Logan, LiSt& Co., and all druggists.
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IIurnIng or tlle steomer s,o1,. M,

NEwiomE&Ss, February 2s.-The steam.
or Corona brings the news Of the burning
o. the steamer Stella Black at Trinity, La,
She Ind just'arriyed there with $50 bales
Of cotton from Upper Texas. She was
owned by SAM Black, of Trinity. Tho
boat and cargo are valued at $4,000,
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~ WVoU DIUIWWNyl NGW lOTK.
Trial bottles % cents. tf'
Logan, List & Co., Agents q. H NwFSw
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CutTni. out nnd Toi.e MN, W.

When you ask for cdr. @. McLane's
Liver Pills" say that they must bear the
autograph signature on tic wrapper, III
Mclane," be half onnirc'eh with blue gov.
eminent stamp, bearing the words "Fiem,
ing ilros., Pittsburgh, Pa, proprietors, y
and then you will BIO right.
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HoN. A. II. SrErnEXs, the great States
man Of the South, says. 81 have used
tism with great benefit, It is a positive
cure. Send for circular to Hclphenstine
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. c.;
or ask your druggist for it, W d&w
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TME prrrsDuRCn excelsior. 1.-The excur-
sion to Pittsburgh on Saturday, over the
J. W. 4 Ky. lsoad, was well patronized.
Some 200 persons took in tho iaint at the
very low rates offered; by the company.
The train left the city at - IssN. ,hiC 70!
turned about S r. NJ.
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rnR Gas INVESTIGATION. Argument
of counsel upon the writ Of huLtdS corpus
applied for in tho case Of john l., Max.
well, committed for contempt Of Court,
was commenced before Judge Melvin Sat.
urtlay morning at D. o'clock. Tho State
raised tho question whether tho cxcep.
tons OF .defenUant to tho return of the
oIliter were proper, aud commended that
the same,shoulh' not gifted. attef afSn:
ments upon this question the Court All
iOurnel lhematter until 9 r. NJ. Atthat
hour the Judge decided thattle onlymat.
ters that could be raised,bythe exceptions
were questions u law as 10 the suiiiciency.
Of The return. In the argument during
the day the State was represented BY
AFR. Alfred Caldwell, and the defense BY
Mr.. Russell. Enlargement will be con.
tlnue,l thismorning heibrc Judge Melvin,
aud the further hearing Of Mr., King will
no doubt be continued pending the argu.
ment The coutt OF investigation, II Will
aforementioned, was a,ll4uynel over to .
a. NJ. today. '
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WAsiIlNOToN, February 24-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southwest
70 northeast, Winds. partly elopIly and
slightly warmSrMeal.et during thS DAY
and slowly falling barometer, followed by
light rain.
For the Lower Lakes, light SHOWS, with
partly cloudy Weather, westNvintls shifting
10 south and east, slight rise followed
hy falling barometer, and during the day
slowly rising temperature
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For restoring the natural color OF the hair,
a nicer preparation Ia Offered In Hair Reviyi.
um.n In large bottles, at only 30 cents, than
has ever been produced at 500. Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap Is the word-iamed ClariRcr and
6cauttler OF the complexion, Sold by Logan,
List & Co., and every druggist.
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II you have cough or cold, get rid Of
1t in hurry; and all you have 10 dc. is TO
get a bottle Of leLdin's Pectoral Cough
Syrup, aud you will soon DO well. Noopi.
um or lnorphia, and is the largest bottle
we ever saw for 25 cents. n,I IN
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Regular Tuesday Packet-The Andes.
Sale Postponed Gushing Property.
For Rcnt-StOreroom. pf.ltt. -.
Undertaking II Specially. 4.
Notice-Elm Grove Town Hall Associa-
ton. g Obi -
Equalization Notice.
Commissioners Sale-NToore Property.
Public Sale of'the Oldham Farm.
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on,cAao, February sA--Ths Droysrs, Tor, nal
reports: ~ '' ~
Hoos-Receips II 900 head: sl,ipmentse sO0
lead market strong clloice heavy s. Il5a4 IN
light and mixed steady at s. 70ajO6, -
/, ISJSrTLE-,kecetpts ! 100 head; SHIPMENT,
55,lyo leau lual3 PC loEeE SniprlngSi 00al Ia
treEs ana sIoeser " leTerat IO butch,
SgEEp- Receipts 800 head; SliIpmeSts S,S6o
head Lower ATS Soa5Il2 Y. I. - W
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PuLrrr NorEs.-Iev. IIite, Of Zane street,
delivered a temperance lecture at Mar.
tins Ferry yesterday afternoon.
AT the Baptist Church yesterday Rev.
Clancy in the morning delivered ser.
mon upon "The Conditions of Peace. !"
and in the evening his subject was "The
Second Table Summarized"
"a Root Out Of tho Dry Ground" was
the subject Of Rev. Jenkyns' sermon at
the Reformed Episcopal Church yester.
day morning. Subject for the evening,
"Daniel."
Rev. R. V. Dodge, former pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, occupied
the pulpit Of tho First Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning, and the
Second Church in the evening.
Ninety.four conversions are reported as
the result OF the series Of meetings at Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church, which are still in
progress. The meetings arc In charge Of
Rev. Hite, the pastor Of the church.
Rev. DR.. George, having returned from
the East, occupied his pulpit yesterday
morning and evening rs usual.
In spite OF the snow storm at the hour
OF service q very good congregation Assem-.
bled at the Sixteenth-street Lutheran
Church to welcome their pastor, Rev. S.
B: Rarnik, upon his return. Rev, Bar,
nltz's appearance indicated that his visit
had done him good, and he preached with
much earnestness ond directness. His
discourse in the morning was based upon
the lest: Hebrews, -: ll-'Now no
Christening for the present seemein 10 be
joyous" &c. He illustrated it from his.
tory, and at tho close applied it to himself
and congregation. The subject Of the ev-
Kings, is: 81. The services 81 the Sab.
bath School were Of an interesting charac-
ter. Senator Lowe and Delegate Hill, Of
the Legislature made addresses to the iu-
venile department. Tho school is, In the
words OF one Of the honorable visitors,
zone Of the greatest institutions in West
Virginia"
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ASSIGNMENT SAlR.-Ten thousand dol.
lars worth Of boots and shoes must DO
closed out. Strictly for cash, at and below
cost at the shoe house Of Jerry Clemens,
No. is Eleventh street.
Joshua BrRIHY. Assinnee.
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poLICE COyRrSTborc was only one case
letopt Ills Honor on Saturday incoming,
J. II. Young was fined so and costs for
1t tic Afternoon session 0. the ' police
court j. II. YouKg%as UP on two charges,
one for disorlorly conduct and tho other
f0rassault Each case cost Young so and
costs and he was sent up for sixty days in
default. -
j. Driehorse was fined So and costs for
dtsordcrly eondqct, which helSii'I Ia
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FoR Lame Back, Side or Chest use sH1on's
Porous PLASTER. Price. % cents. Sold BY, e.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall q. L. Dwight
eth and Chapline SITS. T.aughIin bros. & Go.
Wheeling; and Husbands & Inskip. Bellairc.
e- NwFGeOw
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HAVE received a very nice line Of Car.
pets from the very lowest grade up to the
best, and will sell them at the very low
est cash prices, at G. G. Roth's.
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WHEN you have thing to do, do It; and
when you have q cough to cure, cure 1t, by
using DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the safest
and best made,
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-H[rs. Mary A.
Woodbridge, Corresponding Secretary OF
the Nomen's National Christian Temper.
ance Union, will preside at mass meet.
ing, to DO held at Washington Hall, Sun.
day afternoon, March 9, ut o'clock. Ad.
mission free.
A large meeting was held at Mozart
Hall on Saturday evening. Messrs. ]. D.
Stanton and Capt. John Baggs delivered
addresses, and several persons signed the
pledge.
The prayer and experience meeting at
Mozart Hall, yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended. A number Of short ad-
dresses were delivered, In which deep In.
terest was manifested.
A temperance meeting will be held at
the West End Church, in Bridgeport, to-
night, to DO addressed by prominent work
ers Of this city.
There was a large temperance meeting
last night OF the Workingmen's Christian
Temperance Union, under the leadership
OF President o. G. Truxell. Mr.. Truxell's
power and popularity was never more
thoroughly displayed than It was lastnight
at outs Hall. Messrs. John Daggs, ], D.
Stanton and Robert Marshall followed, In
good addresses for the benefit OF tho Otis
Hall Union. There were thirteen signers
to the pledge.
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TIE PINALE.

The chords Of every patriotic heart vi.
brated afresh when the pianos and harps
struck the prelude 10 the "Star Spangled
Banner, which was the grand winding up
effort of the evening. The announcement
was made that i'll fifteen minutes all must
be aboard for home. At the time appoint.
ed We unwillingly turned our faces home.
ward, feeling we halenjoyeda rich musical
treat and u pleasant trip. -
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SHEET MUSICIAN the late new, pop.
ular and standard music Of the day for hall
price, at Shields Music Store, under Wash.
ington Hall.
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NEw sFocx Of Wall Papers Choice pat.
terms from . TO s cents, at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
JonN RuRNER'S.
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HAMBURG EDolSGs Very CnEAr-A
large and well selected stock just received.
Stop in and see them at G. q. Roth's,
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Az II. 70 nE IIArgr You w. .. coon.
A9III. AuSr lIsnY,s BEAvx.

Anhie Smith
j. rS;i' Charley 'sis EI
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CARPETS, oilcloths, Window Shades,
&C., at the very lowest cash prices at G.
u. kOih'R M
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS repaired and
tuned at Sheib's Music Store, under
Washington Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-24
COME. AND So!

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-24

CARPETS very cheap at G. e. Rotll's.
Good striped Carpet only l5c per yard;
good Powered carpet only 25c per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-24
You can get a Nickel Stem Wind Watch
for $500, at Washington Hall Corner.l
" JACOB W. GRUB, IeweIer.


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