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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-09
DelIaire, etil Hopeful Of the County

BelIaire. atll HOperal OF the County
A T Seat
BsllatFS IndSpsnashL
The county seat trouble has broken out
again. Hon. D. Wagner has introduced q
bi1t in the Senate, providing for removal
from ST. Cairsyille 10 Bellaire. The bin
6 oil respects like the one formerly intro
duced in the House. The Senate Commit
~tee,reports unanimously 10 favor Of ID
passage. The anti.remoyalists refused "a
make any presentation or argument to tht
committee, raising the question Of legality
In regard TO the proceedings. They urgt
that q billdefeated In the House can no
be introduced In the Senate In the SAINT
form. There Is thought to be Q fail
chance that the bill will pass the
Senate by O fair majority and &
reaction in favor OF the bill 4
reported In the House, many member
now regret having voted against the en-
grossment OF the Daniord bill. Some feel
Ing has resulted from the loss Of the pett
tons presented by Bellaire In the House
After the petitions had been examined b
the House Committee they were placed II
the care Of Captain Cope In the Secretar,
Of States office. The petitions cannot nov
be found and the supposition Is that thel
were destroyed. Captain. Cope canno
find the party he delivered them 10, ant
they are not in his safe. The remon
strances are still safe. II the petitions
have been destroyed 1t was not done b!
any one friendly to Bellaire.
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The curse OF the Caucus Foley

When u resolution was offered in the
Republican caucus at Washington on Mon.
day night by which 1t was sought to make
opposition to the army bill q partymatter.
after Senator Edmuuds made his speech
Mr., Beltord, Of Colorado, took the floor
and said that he could mot vote for the res.
o%lution; that he was opposed to the caucus
as an instrument Of government; that for
weeksithe Republicans had been denobnc.
ing the Democrats for enthroning the can.
Gus in both Houses OF Congress, and
that he did, moi, spropose to, rstulify
himself nowby adopting their methods;
thsttor the first time in two years the
Republican party and the President were
in perfect accord; that IL this resolution
was adopted, and the President should.
igIthsb bill, the country would interpret
hls acton. as the. beginningoi-a-new con-.
troversy between himself and theiparty.
which wa now cordially supporting him ,
that members had come 70 the Caucus
simply to have an Interchange . tvieSs
with other members, aud that It's Offices,
should be limited to that. Mr.. Conkling
arr-urf.g ~,
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THE Harrison county (o.) Wool Growers
and Stock Breeders Association at its last
meeting resolved that 1t was to the inter.
est Of wool growers to put up their wool
in good merchantable condition, and also
that Short Horned Cattle andtheir grades
are the best breed for both dairy purposes
and beef. The question Of seed corn
came up, and was thoroughly discussed.
TWAS generally conceded that the corn Of
last year was not ct for use, and It was
recommended that planting this year be
done from the crop Of 1877, II it Is posi-.
BILE to obtain 1t. On this subject the Cadiz
RpaGtien says: ''There is a difference Of
oplnion'as to the cause Of the failure OF last
years corn to terminate. Some suppose
it to be on account Of an early spell Of
hard freezing weather, but others think
thatthe germs were never fully developed
and reopened. While this question re-
mains unsettled the important considera.
ton Just now is to get seed corn that will
sprout. II anybody has corn Of the crop
Of lS77it can be relied on .ar NJ
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snmnlnle lhe sIneeIsh Kidner.,

In addition to It's tonic and cathartic prop.
critics, lIostetter's Stomach Bitters exercises a
beneficial influence upon the kidneys and
bladder, when they are inactive, by stimula-
tingthem to renewed exertion, thus reopen
ing, as 1t were, n Slutce for the escape. Of Inn
p%urities whose regular channel Of exit Is the
ORGANS Of urination, Among these are certain
abnormal and intlammatory elements, pro-
ductiye of i~rreparable injury 70 the systemi Il
der themselves are also benefited by this
stimulus, US their inactivity Is usually a pre-.
lilninary to their disease and disorganiEation.
They also experience, in common with other
portions Of the system, the potent invigora-
tive effects Of the Bitters, which furthermore
c%orrects disord.red conditions Of the stomach,
bowels and liver. MwT&w
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EXCURSION OF THE
vi


To Cresap's Grove.
On SUNDAY. May 1lth, steamer IRON VALLEY,
with three especially cited up bargeS, viii leave The
JOS. Kramer, With full Brass and String Band, will
DO 10 attendance.
Tickets 6Oc. To DO had at the following places:
Henry Blunenberg's Saloon; Henry Schwartz 81.
loon; Julius L0hSe's Saloon; W. GreTe'S Bakery and
at W. n. Franks, No, 40 Twelfth street. iny7
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AIN Invention in Waltrinr.

Olive Logan in one Of her letters writes;
II heard Of a rather amusing reply given
the other evening at a ball by an Ameri
can girl in London society, who had
strayed away from the ball room. Her
mother subsequently discovered her in a
remote nook with gentleman, who had
his arm around her waist, while she rested
the tips other pretty little fingers on his
manly shoulder. Daughter, what's all
this2 exclaimed the irate mamma. The
daughter looked up calmly, and replied
Mamma, allow me to introduce Captain
X. to you. / had promised him a dance,
but | was so tired that ! couldn't keep my
word, and I'm Just giving him a sitting.
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Thinks Reply Onght to be Made.
-.- N HI1AIRE. O.. May s. 1870.

Allow me through the columns OF your
excellent paper to address a few words to
the ''horny handed sons of toll" AS one
Of the skilled laborers referred to in the
resolutions passed by the Iron and Nail
Association, April 10th, and re-afirmed
May 9Th, 1 would most respectfully sub
init to my co-laborersif areply is not due
the I. &. N. A. Common courtesy de-
mands it.
l would suggest that a meeting OF the
class Of skilled laborers mentioned be
called at an early day, and after a calm
consideration OF the matter make such an.
swer as the facts in the case Justify. II we
have the right on our side, let us make it
appear, otherwise public opinion will 90
far towards furnishing capital q most ef.
fectiye weapon to reduce our earnings,
There may be a strength underlying the
skilled labor Of Wheeling that I do not
understand, but / can assure you that I
do understand the condition Of affairs at
Pittsburgh so far as it effects my own
trade. g. W. s.
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HUNTSVILLE
MouSDsvlLlr, May 7th, 1879.

M~ouxpsvILlE, May 9Th, 1879.
Correspondence Acknowledgements.
, Business in our town Is decidedly bet.
Tor than 1t was this time one year ago, and
our business men talk hopefully Of the
future. The farmers and gardeners are
busy getting in their spring crops. Our
rolling mills and agricultural works are in
full blast. W.
Our people are watching the proceed
ingsof Congress with considerable interest,
The Republicans are pleased and the
Democrats are disappointed at the turn
things have taken. The decided tone of the
late veto message was a kind Of surprise
for our Democratic friends. They were
not expecting anything SO positive from
President Hayes.
The course OF the Southern Brigadiers is
making q great many friends for the
Silent man on horseback" / know OF
several men, who two months ago were
ANYTHING but Grant men, who to-day, say
that they look upon him as the man Of all
men for the emergency. They say II our
democratic brethren must have q "Solid
Sputh," that Grant Is the man TO confront
them backed by . "Solid North. $50
mote 1t be-" It does one goodto read the
speeches Of men like Chandler, Conkling,
Carpenter, Blaine, Garfield, Logan, &c,
&c. They are so different from the speeches
made in Congress by Northern men in
ante beltnn days.
Our municipal election takes place on
the 22d inst. Candidates are plenty, pol.
tics are ignored. The issue will be i'm.
ptovement or no improvement, temper
snce or contemporaries, the improve.
ment men being temperance men and
rird roee. i "7- b
Our jail contains but a solitary occupant
who was sitting up by the grated window
to-day summing himself, he looked quite
lonely. Our people are on their good be-
havior, and for q Law and order and a
peace loving community We will back
Marshal county, in the language Of our old
friend John Miller, late of Cameron, now
OF Keyser, against the world" N.
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Mr.. W. N. BIcuARDsOS, brother Of the
late N. Richardson, Esq, has rented the
room in the second story Of the Parker
building, next door to the National Bank,
and will, in a few days, open a law office.
Mr., Richardson Is q young man Of
promise, q graduate Of Bethany College.
He studied law with Col. W, I. HerriCk,
Of Wellington, Ohio. Hecomes with good
recommendations, and We bespeak for him
q share Of public patronage ReaS6urg
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 0, 1870.
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SENATOR CoSKLISo, in his great speech,
speaking Of the revenues paid last year by
the two sections for the support of the
Government, said: "The amount of Ma.
tionsl taxes paid into the Treasury was
$2S4,SSl,461 Il. OF this sum slsO,OOO,OOO
and a fraction were collected under the
tariff laws, and SOS, 100000 and a fraction
on American productions. OF this total
Of S234,0OO,0OO in round numbers, twenty.
seven States that adhered to the Union
during the recent war paid S22l, 9O4, 1855 sS.
The residue-slS ,627,l99 sO-camei from
eleven States, namely: Alabama, Arkan-
saS, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Missis-
sippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
and Virginia"
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED.-To BoRRow-ssOo on
49, 81 oS ss.ais' sa"a Address .. N, lsrlltii-
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The above ale I adjourned until SATURDAY, Ma,
ny1 W. J. W. oowDES, rtunr.
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ALTHOUGH Professor W. K. Pendleton,
State Superintendent of Free Schools,
differs from US in politics, many Of our
exchanges are doing him great injustice by
saying that he is an "enemy Of free
schools" We have known him intimate.
ly for forty years, and he has always been
a devoted friend Of free schools, and has
made one Of the best Superintendent Of
Schools the State has ever had.-Hrt
County Mentor,
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Cheaper TeIeernphIc Facilities Wanted.

SnenpeF LeAeGfnpnIe FACILITIES Wanted.
To the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad the
people are indebted for cheap express
charges. There has been q great reduc.
ton In the price Of packages to all points
reached by this line. News now comes
that the same company Is atthe head OF
the new Union Telegraphan that as soon
as arrangements can be made Offices will
be opened at all western points reached
by their road. These lines will be operat.
edin conjunction with lines which are now
under contract from Boston, New York.
Philadelphia and other points, to connect
with their system. The completion OF
these lines will give cheap telegraph facili-
ties TO the people along the line OF The
Baltimore e Ohio acknowledgements
Enterprise. N. Nh
There is great room for a reductionin
telegraph tolls, aud the Baltimore & Ohio
should, now that they control a line to
Washington, Baltimore and Chicago, give
the people an earnest Of what they ia.
tend. Thus far they charge the anne as
the Western Union Company. Twenty
FIVE cents is an abundance to charge from
Wheeling TO either Baltimote-o or Chicago.
1.-THE Baltimore Ohio will make this Re.
duction without waiting to be pushed they
wilpdo much to populartze their line.
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FRoM May LIST to 10th plant your corn,
Is the old saying for this part of the coun.
try, but thus far the ground has been SO
cold that nothing has been lost by not
planting, and the ground will not be any
too warm by the last day specified by the
old saving. 70
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J ALI who have used Il speak in tbeb,oh.
est terms. For HablthalG osdveness. Dys.
pepsia, Piles, Diseases Of the Kidneys and
biadder Il Is without o rival. We refer to
otner Rakoczy Bitter Water, the strongest
n%9gneSian water known. Awine.Slassful
| dose. For sale by all druggists.
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THE Common Pleas Court docket now
shows 400 cases, with'a probability Of It's
reaching 500, BY The. beginning Of the
terll, US 2Otht Of this month: We are in.
toymed this term will last until about July
4th.-&. QairsiM Gasae.
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THE peopleresiding at Nefrs Siding and
those living in the vicinity Of Quincy are
in hot water, in regard to MI. Kidd, the
new. postmaster, moving the office from
the former to the latter Places. Clairs.
rifle Gazette. s5ri.tIs. HiIILlHf II tgs FfH
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WoRK has again commenced at the TIM.
mel near Flushing, on, the Tu%scarawas
railroad. Mr.. Darrah has sixteen hands
at work, and In a short time expeotS n
have q full force enployed,-BanesyiH,
Enthpri9. t
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TRITSsIEE,s SALE Of r,,n--

TRUSTEES SALE mr. -,
REAL Estate oF NALuABlE
M, virtue q a deed Of trust mai.
q fs6 ~ ~ a. aSnG ~ ! ii, nc, 70 n me !, Y Elnand
ne Clerk Of the County Cc"t,e e the "a y
"ssa o. Trust Book MOI ., pISe 3; IG!G colaiT d
SATURDAY, the arm DAY or y TC9
sshSsd IS Sop,I sSgiS 4 4, aid county tho 70 ISIl ltsPs deg
oIed and seventy .lWO lin 81 n" Sulltfrl OnC kSS.
W. SstrSf1 1 street Oa The ut SS,' !, we q Zane,
stssStl, i n ~, sG ~ s Y stI.sn, now Go a. Icy 1tl'y .
EinlA1 Known d East WheFiiSS TTEhrtllhg, West Nj
~ Res!eSt, eGl calling n 4u,tst / =. ny, ~ lerd
TsSss ' o. e ne ;, I'D asJ d ta tt''''' aOIJ
tas balSnee Ia throe equal iBStSIlmnSsnl % Day 1 al.
sna dsnlsea months, uSsoilI6le Rvts. y -, tVlI1
@sn atS and az s.S g az u . 5 = Ei / @ The lr n.ps '1 :,
I.G AERHEY, AuetioaSsr, N0"ptN, IfaIta.
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TaE stm Of D. O. List & Co., q Wheel.
ing, has an agent at Warnock's Station
buying large quantities OF wheat and oats
The prices paid are 95 and 25 cents per
bushel-BdrResrlk Ehdaprise =
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THE GAINESVILLE EntsrpriSe thinks that
Rev. Frank DeHass looks like Barnum,
the great Snowman, but adds that ''he is
a very different man from that magnif-
cent humbug." 1t speaks highly Of his
lecture at that place.
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THR Wheeling papers contain lengthy
we would judge, from these journals, that
cooking is o lost art in the Nail City,
Barnsvlk Enterprise.
This is a mistake. We presume that
there is no town in the country where
cooking is better done than in Wheeling.
It lsa common remark of visitors that they
get a better cup Of coffee in Wheeling
than at any other place in the country. A
tirst-class cup Of coffee is generally the
accompaniment OF good cooking. We are
not speaking of hotels but private houses.
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TrE Cincinnati Commercial (Rep thinks
that "if the eight in 1880 is to be narrowed
down to a struggle between Tilden and
Grant, there are a great many people in
this country who will go fishing during
the tendency Of the conflict"
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TnE Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has declared q quarterly diyi.
dend Of II per cent u per cent per an
num) payable on June Cd. The stock
transfers close tomorrow, the 10Th.
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The lower paper mill, owned by the
Harvey brothers, has, during the past
year, done a very fine business, and Il
constantly increasing. So much 50, that
It has become necessary to introduce new
machinery. This is now being done, and
when completed, this mill WILDE second
to none Of It's kind in the country. The
Haryeys are practical men, and Thorough.
" understand their business.-WeRs5aro
NeIns. lu y ,fls ssflnu7IHFf 1IHfS
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TnE state Of Mr.. welday's health does
not permit him TO resume the cashlership
otthe st. Evansville National Bank. A
six months further respite has therefore
been given him.
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Miss Dops Is lecturing on cookery In
Pittsburgh, but she has not yet explained
how redhairs get into the fried potatoes
&eabNtiRe Gdleke.
She will do this when she comes to
Wheeling.
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SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1870

commencing At oo'eloCk A. ", the hn,..
PFG " Ss!bt tS-TlIi The RAJ s,!,is ita1i 5of 3 =. "
thg1niA, and IiVTe particularly Ir,,."ni 'ilIe u Wel
iL6SS naweeIed one hqndIed aud IEeT Nv . 'NlioM'
iSol ~ hoIth Fn0nL street pSuntrly GiI, n 10, No.
val WSis ~ III rSr1n wy trsy NJ issL # !hs norm G i.nS stT; !
aid cry q wheeling laid cut by HeuT %'S W',a % The
!Ss iof heSneSer Zane, on Wheeling l,lssn JJ''r, lruE'
nisntS belonging thereto 'Se LeIciIu.
TERMS oH SALS-FiitCcn hundred ,l,,,,,
much more ~ the pureh lSer ~ Gs TImii11rrA asd Y
y n. sd1n 90 Gay o. lle, tho bLaags In tEo SauI " w
Interest from Gay Of sale, the punha,rSV s,e.I, viii
na9ie metz, thereioT, aud 70 be ScCuTsI b S'.nG nes
% tbs satisfaction Of the Trustee, Or h, NJ, ~ sHaol1sn
Of sale. eSloa Tie day
The utie 70 the above property |, beIi.,., J.,
hefieet but selling a, trustee shall onIy cSnT.v 70 z
w. u. HALLER, AuetIOneer. '""'' trustee.
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TnEY are getting ready TO make the Dis:
trict fair at GAINESVILLE this year 'the great
fair Of Eastern ohiop ,,lta,,i ,.,a
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I'LL 49, ENN NNuIIU " nuNuHH
GeOrgeR B. Tiugle, administrator, DC, "'''
John Robrecht and Others. "!'
The underdgned special commissioner hsrebv ~,
notice that by virtue Of the authority vested In H.. r.
BY two DEGREES In said cause made by sail Cur "a
will on
saturday, the aIst dny OF Way. 1879.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, sell a. public auction
at the front door Oi the Court House Of urin to,atT
West virginia, the following described real ,,,sts
the city Of Wheeling. est Virginia, or " much Ihetp.
Of as may BE- necessary u pay the liens re- Tel in ID
decree u February 5lhS 1879, and the cO,t, u All ,utt
and the expenses Of sale, tO-Wi. The properly LaoVa
formerly a. the Keim House, now calipi the aIrptrI
Hotel,n situated At the corner Of " Ter and TnuT,
tenth Streets, aud bounded Us follows: Re,Innibp
ut the northeast corntr Of Water and Fou lrTnIh
streets; thence north With Water stree, uuc buglrNi
teeti thence cast BY a lins parallel with Fourteenth
with the west ine Of said open space WuI6
twenty-five fest; thence east by 4 line unlI
With Fourteenth street TO an alley; thence ,Oulh
With the west llue Of said alley SsvrLtyriEht
feet 70 Fourteenth street; thence WeSt With The pOIk
line Of Eid Fourteenth street to tue place OF btrin.
Ming: together With the right To use said Alley 0n Its
east side Of said property, In common With other Il.
hgneos OF james and james X Baker, said commits.
Siohes In making sale o. said real estate will oder lot
Ele hrst that part Of said real estate UPON whI,h lhs
hotel building Is erected and the ground in the iraroI
sAid hotel building and Of equal width thcrrEllh 10
the alley, th4t Is 70 ny, all Oi said real estate LINZ
south Of q line commencing on Water sIrrrt At lhe
northwest corner OIL the main hotel building on al
real estate and running east parallel with FvuTtp-Alh
Btreetto the alley; aud II \ sufficient amount II mputy
shall DO bid for Said part Of Rld rial estate 10 hrslO
feTed 70 pay Oh the said liens, cUsts and ,Xprust1 ths
undersigned will sell said TART and no more Of aid
real estate; but II such sufficient amount IL not lid iF
such part Then they will sell the whole Of ad rela.
tale first above de cfibed, or 20 much then, I NJ AbRll
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T1r ohio State Fair Is Get for Aug. 26Ih
aud 9eth, inClusive-aye days.
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The following figures are the salaries
paid Belmont county officers Tor the year
1878, alter deducting clerk hire:
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TRUSTEES SALE

~ virtue q q deed q trust nIds BY J,hn n am,
M spIIIe I tS5 S y,S,a1 nlIisr, VIE q he syHT IA y NV SllS !,
husband, 70 me u Trustee. d,i sSHh u Miller, hSr
is!G and rreutded Ia ut6l Of TruW n Srp'sn'ti SG,
~, q ne laild tOcprdS Oi Ohio S,unty y 40 IL lONS
WI OYER lot sIle At The lrOut d.,,, Wy NIEinll,
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TEACHES will meet in Bellaire on Sat.
urdaytot examination. Il NV
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As We Sell only for Cash, We Can Do
It Cheap.

All Wool DoBeeea at Is cents.
All Wool BuntiugS,' % cents,
Common Bunting, I2k cents.
q 81 Wide Cashmere aud DeHegoS worth 7Ge for bOc,
Linen Lawn (part llRen) only 6kc.
100 pa. beautiful Lawns, new designs only l2<c.
The Best Black ltlk In the city for 81 Do.
OUT Bst silks At 81 2S,. sl87k, 81 CO. 81 80, SIS,
y 10 and s225. We warrant 20 per cent cheaper thau
they are sold usually. We arc determined 10 mako
purchasers sec that they save money By buying for
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FANCY 6IIKs.

TESaty.ays piece. Striped silks, from New York
TTventy piece. beautiful Plaid silts at Is cents.
Al. nIESnty-aHS pieces Piin slsI At 7se, 500 and s1Iie.
FFiSs thousand corss..i in White, Cardinal and Lead
ISSE at oar SOC coret 1F,.Horth one dor,r.
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NATURES n App
~CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE.

GhlSIAUUkU'S hAlR DYE.
It eOun,erfeiu the richest blacks and browns, pro.
ducius an instantaneous and enduring change from
any obnoxious color, without staining the skin or i'm.
pairing the vitality of aAusle fibre. p
Christadoro's Hair PreserYatiYe,
q valuable adjunct to the Dye, In dressing and pro.
netting the growth and perfect health Of the hail, and
Of itself, when used alone, a safeguard that protects
the tdbres from decay under al circumstances and
under all elinea. Manufactured by J. CRIsTA-
DoRo, No. % william 81, New York. Sold Sy ali
Druggists. Applied by al Hair Dresser.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-09

"TrIadelphia Acr0mmodAtiOn.-Thln train only runs
between Wheeling and Tr.adelphiA.
tDaIly except Su~nday-NeEIrk Accommodation.
tStelbenVillO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BelaIre, stopping when required Al
sherman House, &tnaNLle, West Wheeling and
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