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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17

SAN FRANclsco, May lG.-A Walla Walla
dispatch says: A council was held at Walla
walla, on the steamer Northwest, between
Noses and other Indians and General
Howard and Gov. Ferry. Moses says the
reservation they are going to put him on
Is not the one he asked for, yet his own
map showed where no marked out the
place himself that he desired, aud was
given him. Mclean, the interpreter, says
he agreed In every particular to accept
the reservation laid of for him, between
okonogon river on the East and Cascades
on the West. Moses says he wants the
Colville reservation, for that is what he
went 10 Washington for. Secretary
Schurs has been telegraphed to for In.
structions, in the meantime the Indians,
civil and military party will proceed to
Killatas Valley, aud wait reply.
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New YoRK, May l5.--The telegraph line
to Philadelphia built by the Continental
Company was purchased by Morgan,
Drexel & Co., of this city, on Wednesday,
for their private use. The main house Of
the firm is in Philadelphia, and the firm
have used two Western Union wires
for some years. They have lately had a
controversy with the Western Union, and
have now obtainad their own independent
line. This practically puts an end to the
Continental Telegraph Company. This il
It's only line, and though contracts have
been let to extend the line to other parts
Of the country the company has no money
to pay contractors, and no large capitalists
have taken any stock In the enterprise.
all the capital in this city to spare for new
telegraph lines is now looking 10 invest.
ment in the new Central Union Company
The Continental line has been in exist.
ence about year, Is strongly built, and Is
agood investment for the new purchasers.
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BeIIaire Locals.

I The Board Of Directors Of the Street Car
Company hayeorganized by electing VIM.
K. Elson, President; E. g. Morgan, secre-
tary; Chris. Blppus, Manager, and Jas.
Fftton, Clerk Of the Board.
1t is expected that there will soon be
closer connection, Of the Bellaire and
Wheeling street cars at Benson's Ferry.
The Wheeling cars propose to come down
Fourty.fourth street.-the one just even
with the ferry landing, and stairway up
the bank will be built. :,
The temperance lecturer Mcdonnell
will be here To- begin meetings Monday
evening. The place Of these meetings has
not yet been decided on, but will be an
nounced Sunday.
The Republican County Committee,
and all others OF the party who choose,
will meet at st. Cairsville, Saturday, to
appoint delegates to the State Convention.
The Catholic school will hold picnic
up Indian Run, Saturday:
Work has been resumed on the Second
ME. Church, .colored. -,
Uly Smith has o pet young fox, which
seems to get along with tho dogs as well
as II he were one OF them. .iAs4sf
Mr.. George Robinson has his ice wagon
marked isl2 Mile Ice,h and delivers ice
from his ice house at the first railroad
bridge up the creek.
The Disciples Sunday School Institute
met In the Disciples Church Friday
Rev, l.. M, Green, editor Of the Teach
er's Mentor 81 Cincinnati and . prominenl
Sunday School worker, will preach o. tht
Disciples Church Sunday evening; he y
conducting the meeting OF tho .. y. lnsti
tnte. 5s I, g. 1.
the [Bellaire schools will be examined ls 9. 9,
Tia ilast day 81 this month at the Fourtl
4 Ward school house. DR.. Kurz, g, w
4 AAVbS y - IR. @, II;
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TIlE MgMPEN NoosE.
Hanging In North caroIlna-Rope Too
LonE-A Dramatic Scene,

Hanging In North CarOllna-Ropes Too
LonE-A Dramatic Scene.
RALEIGH, n. c., May l6.-Henry Al.
phonso Davis (whitC), Henry T. Andrews
twhite) and Lewis Carleton (colored), the
noted Chapel Hill burglars, were to-da,
hanged at Hillsboro, the county seat Of
Orange county, where their numerous
crimes were committed. Each Of the
prisoners proclaimed their innocence to
the last. Carleton spoke an hour, and
said his salvation was sure. The parting
between Andrews aud his sister on the
scatfold was most affecting and moved the
crowd Of witnesses to tears. All wert
firm and showed no signs Of wavering
The hanging took place at 2:S0, and WA
badly botched. The ropes around the
necks Of Davis and Carleton were too
long and their feet rested op the ground
They were raised and the ropes re.tied
causing death by strangulation. A ter
rife thunder storm ragged during thu
whole proceedings and the scene was wild
and terrible. AT least 5000 people were
present.
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Lexington Rneea.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 10. The first race,
mile heats, was won by Harper's Dunkirk.
Time /: l:40l, l:4O!, 1850.
The second race, fora purse Of $3.50, for
all ages, 500 to first and $50 to second
horse, was won by A. Buford's b. c. Gen.
Pike. j7o9 7 ~
The third race, for purse Of $3.50, for
all ages, Si00 TO first, 500 to second and
$50 to third horse, two and an eighth
miles, was won by F. Bessicks b. G. Dave
Moore.
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suing a Grand Iury.

ST. Louis, May le,-wm. G. Jones, ex.
Judge Of the Criminal Court Of this city,
brought an action against ten or twelve
members Of the late grand jury for alleged
untrue and malicious comments on his
conduct while Judge Of that court, and
claims $4,000 damages.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ArrER cASsAoNAc


PARIS, May l6.-'rhe Government will
on Saturday demand from the Chamber Of
Paul De Cassagnss, a member, for article
published In his journal attacking the
Government. The Counsel Of stats has
confirmed the view Of the Minister Of the
Interior that the attack upon Jules Ferry's
education bill by Monsigneur FORBADE,
Bishop Of Ak, was illegal.
MiNIsrRRiAL cHANGEs.
PARIS, May l8.--The Aonie,E announces
that after June 9th, when the time Of the
partial amnesty expires, Waddington will
resign the Premiership to LeRGyer, whG
will also take the Ministry Of the Interior
NJ, DAuphin will be Minister OF Justice
and Waddlngton will retain the Ministry
Of Foreign Affairs.
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GAMING EDITORS.
How n Doctor Had to Take His Own
Medicine.
%lf4f CAMBRIpGE, O., Nav l6.


Special to the IatellIgeneer.
The matter Of the assaults upon the
editors Of the TTme, was disposed of by
the Mayor today. Dir. Mcpherson was
held to bail in 500 for trial before the
Court Of Common Pleas. Taylor & Tay-
lor were justified in the use OF violence in
return for his separate attacks upon them.
Dave Taylor survived two attempts at can
ing without scratch or the loss Of a drop
Of blood, and wears the belt ior having
taken the cane from the doctor, and ad.
ministering his own medicine to him.
The friends Of MCPHERSON owe much to
Byron Taylor, and should be thankful to
him for saving the doctor from severe
punishment. GUERNSEY TINES.
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Nan ofyetoe,.

From the New Yorr Mai,
Tbs President will go down to history
as having made more courageous and
effective use Of the veto power than any
ofhis predecessors. Ifisyeto of the silver
bill required the highest order f of S nIncl
ana saved the Republican party from q
demofa!izing surrender. His veto Of Ire
ant'Chinese bill saved the credit Of the M.
ton. His lastveto has saved the Union
from insidious foes and maintained ID
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oLEyEtASn, May ls.-owing to the
crippled condition Of the Cleveland club
they were unable TO play with Syracuse
to-day. The latter club were on the
grounds at the appointed time, and the
umpire decided the game 0 too in fayoroi
the Syracuse.
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/ IL seems Impossible

That a remedy made Of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &c, should make SO many
and such marvellous and wonderful cures
as Hop Bitters do, but when old and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, all testify TO having
been cured by them, you must believe
and Try them yourself, and doubt no
longer. Soc other column,
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Toledo.

ToLKpo. May 16-Wneat-Easier cxtra
white Michigan 81 0s1f; amber Michigan
June 81 OK No. 2 rod winter June 81 V75I:
July 81 ok; August 81 90; weste n amber
81 l2. corn-Dull; high mixed 3Sc; No. 2
spot IKE; damaged SS15c. oats--Uull; No. 2
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Y A,nnnrllnr ManElnE operalIon.

ST. Louis, May l6.-A BoonVille alspa.cn
says: Jno. i. West, for the murder Of q
tramp last October, was executed to-day
near this city. The rope broke and the
body Strengthened out and turned over,
when be was picked up another rope wa W.
tied, but his neck was not broken. 4 az ~
iied at Just 10 o'clock. Vests iatner
from Chaplin, I'll, was present at the exc
cntion. There were eight thousand peo
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PrTTsBuRaH, May l6.-PErRoLRuM-ouie,.
crude O6lSc at Parker's for shipment; retInea
SXc for Philadelphia delivery.
on CrTT, May l0.-PErRoLEUM-aiarket
opened steady, with 76Hc bid, advanced TO
INC, declined 80 78Ic, at which price IL
closed. Shipments 1900 barrels, averaging
5000 barrels, Transactions 10000 barrels. . .
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Cumberland Presbytcrians In counell.
MENPHs, May 1G.-The Cumberland
Presbyterian General Assembly met this
morning. Communications were received
from Rev. E. o. Morris, Of Cincinnati: :
Rev: s. A. orth, Of New York, and Rev.
]. H. Coulter, Of Pennsylvania. Memo.
rials were then presented and reports re.
ceiyed. The Assembly took recess until
afternoon. EHs. s,,5.5- 5'i7-IfT - :
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mn.,,arer selnteneed.

AUBURN, N. y, May liberalization,
ared as years, who murdered his son'in-
law In 1871, and whose case has 9, since e
heen @ In court, was to-day sentenced 70
hang July llth,s 4 = w l,tta3 ilis 4
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PrIend of M Poor.

nthese days Of low wages, the matter
Of ofmedicine Is an item, and he who prac-
tices economy may be q gamer by It BY
buying an Egyptian Fever and Agle and
Liver Pad, aud using It instead q taking
MEDICINE Internally, 1as p b
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THERE was a select social hop at Fran
zheim's Hall, last night, which was at
ended by some fifteen or eighteen coup
es Of young tolks 1t was delightful af-
lair. Kramer's music, OF course
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% yyest. Young nan.

Before going into new country " wnere 2 y,
a change Of water may stcken you, atn !
yourself with an Egyptian lever ang| "
'ASiie and Liver Pad, and your health WIN
M nreseryed and your wisdom shown
thansands testify TO its efficacy. t,..
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INDIANAPOLIS. May The money and
registered letters stolen from the postofIics
yesterday were all found this morning in
some ru6bishin the basement ii the post
office building. None Of the letters had
been opened. No clue TO The thiet. Z
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C1HcrSsATi, May lG.-HUgs-Steady and
firm; common $9 6Oa3 20: light $3 2Na3 oW;
packing g 40aS 90; butchers A. 86I3 IS.
Receipts 1858 head; shipments eco head.
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ENGLAND.
l1AvLAv llMpgRIyo Or.

LONDON, May 16,-tIanlan visited Put
ney, sculled with Plaisted to Hammers
smith bridge, aud had a sharp spin back
He resumes his training Monday at New,
Castle. He eappears 10 the best health, and
does not anticipate that severe labor will
be necessary 70 bring himself into proper
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ST.. LOUIS, May 16. 16..-HOos-steady, with
agood demand; Workers 70 Baltimorrs s. rs
% IS; smooth hrayy TO Philadelphia S. 5Ga
3 60; Receipts 400 head shipments O,iOO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-17
WASHINGTON. M Il, N

sucscMrrlossror rouR PER CENTS.
WAsHtNGToS, May lB.-The .subscrip.
tons 70 the four per cent reiunding certi.
tiSates leg since Yesterdays report were $751;.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw ORLEANS, May l6.-A special dis.
patch reports the burning Of the business
portion Of the town Of gramesvllle, La.
The loss Is estimated at one hunred thou.
sand dollars. -..t' .r
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purLER NorlcEs A RRuAny.

Mr.. Batter, noticing remark Of Conk.
ling, said he was present at the Circuit
Court Of South Carolina, in 1877, and saw
the Chief Justice authorize the administra,
tion Of the iron clad oath. This oath was
administered TO every Democrat and moi
to q single Republican, Among the Re
publicans were three men who served II
the Confederate army, one Of them as
Lieutenant under his { Butler's) command,
Mr.. Conkling said the Court must have
read the sacred record, "By their fruits yt
shall know them,n
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coNKLlNd DEPRNDs DAVENPORT. !.

Mr.. Conkling defended John Davenport,
saying that the Chief Supervisor for the
Southern District Of New York, Mr.. Day.
export, was a citizen Of New York State,
and il he violated any law was amena'
BILE TO punishment the same as any other
citizen. Yet, in spite Of all the charges
against him no suit had ever been brought
against him. Many Of the men prevented
from voting on naturalization papers have
since taken the first step toward becoming
citizens showing the inyalidity OF their
former papers. He read from the report
Of Hon. s. s. Cox's Committee, made
March Sd, 1877, eulogizing and commend.
Ing for imitation laws under which per.
lectly fair election was held in New York
In 1870. He thought Eaton would recog.
nize Cox as q good Democrat and his
opinion as valuable. t-7a93
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RUSSIA.
A clrY prsrRoYrp nY rInr.

ST. PErRRsBuRd, MAY l6. The greater
part OF Lublin, a city Of 2O, 900 inhabitantt
In Russian Poland, has been destroyed by
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VOORHEES, TAKES A HAND,

d
Mr.. Voorhees, said everyone would con.
cur in Mr.. Conkllng's statement that New
York could take care other own affairs.
Yet that Senator had spoken ofcorrupt
forces preventing fair elections In New
York. He (Voorhees) desired to know
why that State was illuminated here by o
statement that her elections have been q
disgrace to the civilization and dominated
by rnttians, Was she flow and poor in the
political scale that she comes as an humble
suppliant to the Federal Government ask.
ing that John Davenport be endowed with
the imperial power, Ia order to secure fair
elections. ~ 'sf ii,s'sFsi
Mr.. Conkling said this rhetorical out.
bust lacked one quality common in Mr..
Voorhees, eloquent speeches, namely,
originality. This charge against him
(Conkling) had been made ii the news
papers, and atleast half dozen; Senators
bad no, the pluck 70 pickit Up. Resposi.
bic TO the people who honored him when
that people was illuminated by him, he
would bear in repentance before the au-
thority he was bound 70 recognize, and be
would not call upon the Senator from
Indiana to fatigue himself by yindicating
the honor OF New York. New York was
able, II she saw fit, 10 punish all offenders
OF the law within her borders, but she left
certain classes Of oifenses to the jurisdic
ton Of the United States. Shewas not
afraid but willing and glad to recognize
National authority, TO welcome it anC
have II dwell In her midst. She left thl
execution oi the revenue and custom laws
the laws against counterfeiting, &c, 10 III,
Federal Government, and so she did thl
execution Of these election laws. is I,
Mr. Voorhees, said he would on som
future occasion reply to the speech Of Nj
4 Conkling. tillstl : I
Mr. Herman replied at copsiderabl
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LADIES Gauze Underwear for IS cents
Children Gause Underwear for is cents
and upwards, u Helps. ~
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Bos1oS, May 10. "a. J, Cross, City Treas.
prerot Salem, hanged himself to-day.
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Legal Rate Of Interest In New York.
ALBANY, May lB.-The Assembly has
passed bill making six per cent the legal
rate Of interest - -. u,
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Eaton, ConklIng and yOoshees Enter.
tain the senate on The Legislative Ilili
-Beintillatlons on the silver Bill In
the Honae. t'I f ...i .H
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why IL Is Better to own a Foot or land
Near LeadyiIle Than u Square in Goth.
Am-The n. q o. Connection Wheeling
Personals-The wheat Deal.
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nUt NATION was an Illustration Of what
he studied at school, under the title Of
"rhe indefinite expansibility Of matter"
Mr.. Eaton, resuuing his remarks, said
That when he gave way to the Senator 10
ask question he ought not to make a
speech in the middle Of his own, he (Eat.
on knew and repeated that In the South
to-day juries are purged and honest men
kept outof the jury box by judges, mar.
shals and attorneys who are not honest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

Mr.. T. P. Lynch, 'ho recently elected
Circuit Clerk. is now in full charge of that
position. having catered upon his duties on
the 1st Instant. His experience and fitness
give him qualifications for good officer, ard
we have eyory reason to believe ne will prove
a most acceptable one. The appointment Of
Deputy County Clerk has been conferred vi on
Gerard Moore son of john SIrother Moore,
Esq a clever young gentleman. and one
sdjudgoi emiuently f,,cd for the position.
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II ,sts OF People are Martyrs

To sick headache. that in Ia !ihlo symptom OF dis
ordered stomach, Ive- and ho~clF. Many .utIer
from it many three four ,ineo week.
They DO n.cd!essly. FOX IIoE.ettefs Stom ch
Ritters, by tcnipg the digestire organs and regu-
latiuF the bowels snG liver. remove, tho cause
and dispcls The pain fuI ~ pt'm. TITO intimate
nvmpathy between the hrsia ard tho Abdom n al
region the slightCst disorder sfleciing tho
latter to be reflected, rs il were in Ito orghn Of
thought. The reform instituted by the Bitters
when tho dgCstive. sscre:ive and evacuatiTe func-
tious arc in state of chsos, has other aud moro
beneficial reauits. viz. the complete nutrition OF
the whole phi ysica eco ony, the restoration Of
.ctitc and re pose. Increase in the power Of
the system to resist diseares OF mslarial type.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

Now is the time to get bargains at Dali
garn's He has jus. received o very large in,
voice of Glass and Qucopsworo, at much
lower price than has ever been offered to the
people of Charlestowu and vicinity. Also,
Boots and Shoes, Men and Boys Wear.
Groceries and Notions in large variety. An
goods in his line can be bought on the very
shortest margn-his motto is quick sales aud
short profits. Call and examine stock and be
convinced. Country Produce taken in Ex
chanoe Fnr e mods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES.

Stop spending much on inc clothc6. rich food
and style Buy good healthy food, cheaper and
better cIothiHg; got moro rsnl and substantial
thingR of lie every way, aud especially atop the
foolish Bit running after exper sive nad
do1toys o using much of tho vile numbug med
Gn that does you ohj7 harm. Snd ma kss the pro
pTietOrs rich, but put your trust in tSs gEeatest of
all simple, pure cdies Hop Bit'crs, that Gus es
always tr'finE cost. and you will SEQ better
times and good health. Try it once. Read OF II in
another column Dl1-ly.
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GLASS AND PUTTY.

CLEIGH BELLS. a fine lot just received and for
Dec. II, ISIS: HORACE BEALL.
CRATES. complete line for sac cheap. by
y Dec. II, ISIS. HORACE BEALl..
DOCKET and Table Cutlery, Rszors, Mincing
L Kuives, Scissors. Shears. &e. for tsle at prices
to SUIT fhe tines BY HORACE REALL.
TORS Peppers, Egg Rea;ers. IustrAI " ire Cas-
- tors. Crow Jewel Fluting Machines. Match
Safes. Bird Cage Hooks. Thermometers. Aiken's
Tool Sets, and almost every thing in the Hardware
line, for sale BY HORACE BEALL.
December H. 1873.
DowDER. Shot, C.ps, $50. Pouches, Pc wder
4 Flask Pis,ols and Cartridges. fnr sale at re.
6uoSd prices. by HORACE sEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

To Everyb body Go. to Young Burton's
Jewelry Store for Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
Accordions. Violins, Silver Ware, Specta-
Giles, Watch Chains. Silver. Thimbles, Patent
Watch Keys, SO; then you know what you
are buying. Who would 20 to a blacksmith
shop or grocery store for jewelry? Cali on
your: JeueUer for the above his sign, Lurge
Ns;oh aud Spectae:es.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07
70. THE PUBLIC.
HERsoNs in want OF f.St-e!ass

EERsoNs in want OF f.St-e!sEs
ID U NJ e -
can have them made by calling the under
signed. AuPumps made by me tbs do not answer
n tirGt rate purpose. I'll make charge for. The
improvement tina; have put on the old Log P5np
Iezhs 10 cay: IL Pump make does not work
frst.cIsBI, or f1ceI other PumPS,l will make no
charge.
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
Moderate charges and terms to suis be times
son C0VU'7, - ssL Virginia, will receive prompt
attention JHOS. ). BRAGG.
May Is. is7s-ly.
c.SS A week IN your S5Outft hes.
s9UU No risk. Reader. IL you want . Business
which persons of either sex ca make great pay
a.! the time they work. write for particulars q.
HALLETT Co, Portland. Maine.
April ,, Is7s-ly.
COUNTRY Bacon wanted insxcb.nse for god,
~ by 8. 8. DALGARS.
Java, LsCu4r, aad Rio Coffee, for ,2Is BY
- April %. 1873 s. S. DALGARS.
IF you Uant good Tobacco and Cigars, and \
great variety 20 ssleeI from. 90 to
s. 5. DALGARS'S.
August Z. 1877. Opposi.e Carter House.
COUNTRY Produce taken in Exchange for
~ Boo:s. Shoep, Groceries, Ard all o,h-- good, "a
mr. I:zs. 5. 8. pALGARS.
October ]. 1878.
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MURPHY LUNCH ROOM.
TO THE FUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his etten tion to
the Collection of Accounts, &c, hss eonc uded
to devote mis- time principally to the dui.s OF gen
cral Collector, and invites the attention # MGR
chants and Business men generally TO the fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
given TO the Collection Of all claims placed in my
hands. A. W. CRAMER.
CharleStown Jefferson Co., W. Va.
Dec q 1872