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Grocer. 49, s,evelxeere.s

pay t. s cents-a poaad .oE butter made With
GIlt-Edge Butter Make-. l. increases tn
prod ucglon to 10 per cent RednCes Ia Dor Oi
cnurnins ons-half. lives a rich go den color
the year round. sod by druggists, sroc ,rs
aud genera storeksepefs. Ssrd stamp for
sHiuts 10 Butter Msksrs-" Addre Q, Butter
Improvement. c., Bfuaic, N Y,
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wberr!es-Coy.r y Iin HI aver Of straw,
marsh hay, or leaves. Is. before the cold
wEatHsTs sets Iu-
r..s brTIle-.-CDyer the taLdsr kinds with
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II is from the rind of the Mess,us lemon
that DR.. Price prepares his special FIsvorinR
Ex,rsc; OF Lemon. White other Lemon Ex-
tracts in Iitile time hsve the taste and ordol
of turpentiDe, DIR. Srices tor sny isnstn OF
time retains Its intense lemony tasse
d&g9t
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B-IOI DeTn' cff',
WHISTLES and bra rdies cauho be obtained
Al any OF our drug stores A mut"d agree
tas d, en- entered iuto not 10 ftks out the
It,,aIs-. I, ouIIci by IEsr TO sell Ia iar.
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Sermons bY Eminent CIerG men
PREMIUMS.

eTWe have decided TO withdraT on ihe
81 Il day of Decembe 1879. All the premiums
no offered 10y Us 10 subscTi bers, iuli list 81
which appear below, 80 that those " no w"u d
avail themselves Of our llD@THl CHeTs mus
by so before Dece III Der @lsi, 1873.
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HUI drsd- or Citizens Were Disap
nnfEIRn

OF -a!nE 10 the . ERA mouse last night to fiI d
II Ciused, DF. MOTelapd being unable to
SPes.i o. pcsy unt OF IA severe cold and sore
thrra-. HIS lecture Eas been postponed IN
III TauI-GaE uf- mt, Decor Der llth, wi en- we
predict iur "a IA fuli LOl--, a. al VINO have
h-a:a lac ID ytOT ana his singers speak o.
= D -
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In the matter Of J. W. Taylor against the
county e Lesv.nworh h, judgment was yes
ieIday OrGeTed entered n sinst tie county for
81, S6 50 la record nee with the verdict Of the
Try. lie legal time In which oefeudanJ
cuuiI Il Z = mot o. tor d new ITi.-I having tx
pI,G /; the jI5I- meuJ Ia bear seven per cent
iSFtgtzL from late. ana he costs I IiIe Eult to
e 49, So against III" county.
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The xeM Postal Card.

The new postal card issued November Is
OF q yeIy pretty design, and can De sent 10 ali
pats of Europe. China, Japan or Br ri At
the top OF the cards ara the wo!dS, l IlVer'
sal Postal Uuion," VIII Gu are repeated In
French IN smaller type. Then come the
words AZ cited states OF 4 mt rIca." WAlch are
also r. pealed IL French. The stamp i a ~ ell
designed head Of lfber Y. having on each SIDE
rn. riJure .s2r nd the sO.ds u Iiiei states
Postal "a )"
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IdXo EAf LII =. Roweii & Coz ssvspapd
Advertsaips rareau( Spruce ST whess II sun
o1c:sx-s SaaJ Ls made Tor u II nv 0OS&
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He Who sdmlnh,ters m-tIcins TO his horse
when In COCA aeslth does injury instead Of
good. TOO much medicine is given u our
domestic ann mas under the false impre' sion
OF b-nen-tiug their condition.
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s~HARPE2'S CATALOGUE. comprising
the titles OF bet wesu three AMI IuUr thousand
volumes. will be ssnt by III al on Teceip' OF
nine cents.
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I'm Elegant Cards, 20 prs,ti,st styles. with
OO name, To-. Stamps taken. W. Il IOnTs,
Breokr PORT, y. " nou22 1T
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i pIIliS IIJ
Hypo.hosph.ses.

Spec Zig and perrnats'y cures CONGESTION OK
the gGXs, Bronchitis, CousIu Jslou, S-r-
vous .-rIs;E-tIDu, SrOrJUess OF the breath.
Palpi at!Oa 81 the Heart, Trernb' ug of Ia.
Hand, Limbo. PGvs{.aI and Rental De
presto. La-s Ct appetite, Loss o. EUerzy.
LOSS OF Memory II rapidly improves IuH
wesgeusi iur ctiOns and Crs ans OF the body,
which deu-uts Tor health EpGn yG'uuIarg.
sem -yOrulJ-E- and involuntary nel vasIs Ee-
ton. u s't. win yisOr, e-utfeUeSs, and
suhtlefy owing 20 the exquisite harmony o.
It's inkTedienEs, AKIN 10 pane blood Irsall. Is
taste Is pleasant, and Us Effects perm fc-l--
Sod By al Druggist. $3.50 a Bottle.
NOViuC.
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hLO-e.y Rosebud CbTJno Cards, or %
~ all motto. with name, i0c. NASSAU
CARD Co., Nassau, y. Y. decii Ssm =,
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= . PsTftIDlsd Ocean Gems end Cur Edge as
% soTtsd Card. name IL gold, IOc RAY
& Co., Z. Wa,lingford, CT. mt5-wlot
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The INDEPENDENT,

r1v UxrrpvSDE~T appeals 20 cultivated
,,,eT suJ xomen II discusses current ques-
Hons OF religion, philosophy and politics.
It's wIde-awske IL j. not AFRAID II eeis
n.-nple 10 thinking. II welcomes flesh truth.
/; he's numerous departments. II publish
more religious discussion than tie religious
reviews, more poetry and stories than the
popular mouthlIes, and gives more informa-
ton than An annual cycioI s.dis. IL has a
larger corps OF the famous writers than az '
other journal OF sny SORT in the country. II
makes strong friends of tbo-e who read IL
Try IL for next ear
We have purchased the newspaper copy :
rfeht Of the Boston Monday 1 sciu-es Tor
ls,g-lssa, 30 be delivered, a. heretofore, hy
the REV JOSEPH 60 TX. beginning Nov. ID,
and the same viii given resbl'i1 20 Inc
readers OF The ISDEPEsDEST ~trEly, 20.
gether with the Pre!udtsY alter revision ~
the author.
Sermons by Eminent CierG men
In all parts OF the country viii continue TO be
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Us y n RE " r
DN has ben used
by Family Phys
cians Tor - yea :
II has Yer been
known 10 fail. IL
is q ss e, sure and
$ eeiy cure. Ii is
.purs y We -etsble.
Al VINO use II en-
joy good be-i'n
5 nd for Pamphlet
f,.rco r l. Sold
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MnnOA MONTH. AGENTS WANTED
II fhII36 best Setting articles Ia the world
VVUUone sample free. Address Jay Rrun-
son. Dsaro't Mich. sepii2wly
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CHsw JAcKsoS's Bssr SWEET NAVY PLUG
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Remittanc7 sholId b made by Post ono
Money Order or Drs;t. 10 avoid chance u
loss
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-ANEAE. ard expenses 10 rrFr'-
4 Oatlt nee aCIsgsE. h. o..
NlChEkG, Augusta, Name. jNSNIyT
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Publication HItiCe.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAyESwuETH COUNTY.
IN TIE District Curt u LezreacJIH CJuHfy.
r l. Goddard PIsIuiIff
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Address y. ~. n PAR
x L.S, No. { Ia fLcI 70.
Pr-tOD, Mass Inc au nor
mCy b. consulted o. H.I
GIs-aSss requiring skill
and experience.
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I " I@tH =,
Sheriff of l. ;tyenWUr, n CO., X e
LUCIES PAKEI;, Attorney for P!ain-!f.
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LcGAvsPoRC, Ind, Dc. 9.-The recsp-
ion to-day of Gen. Grant and party, N
rou;e to Iudianapolis, was complete sue
Arrangements had been made to
Geo. - -, ,,l ci,izars
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE SU N FOR 1880.

THESuN will deal With The sventS d the ytAFlssO
Ia It's own tA9hi0n, hON pretty well understood By
everyday. From JGnuATy % DeCenbef q Il VII
be conducted ~ ntEgpap,F, SIlitsn 10 the khgl1h
Language, and piinted iJT the people.
As newspaper, 1IE cts believes 10 setting all the
news u The world promptly, aud presenting 4 ID The
lnost luielltbe shlpO-lh6 shape that will enable IL
rEaders 70 keep abreast Of the aga With the leaat
InPFOduCtlVe expenditure Of time. The greatest 10
terrs 10 the greatest numberthAt the Law eontFol-
lag it, daily makeup. II now has circulation very
much larger than that Of any other American BsNS-
pap0f and enjoys IN income which II Il al oil tIntl
PREPARED 70 spend literally for the benefit Of IT, rad
en- People o. all CIndl Ions Of life and oil u1yB oi
thinking buy and read uE SuNt and they oil db I've
8AtStAellon Of sOnS tort iron IL cOlunIS OE they
keep on buying and recalling Il.
In til comments on ln0h and AHAitA, Tug SUH b.
leVos that the only guide d pOlhy should b eommOl
sense, Inspired BY genuine American principles ADD
baek6l bi boleSty Of purpose FvT this reason II "
and will continue 10 30. absolutely lbdepOndeht d
PARTY class clique organization, or Interest. Il l. ID
ill bat Of OnC. Il viii continue to praise what q
god aud rUprobate what Il evil taking care that IL
language is 10 the point aAd plain, hey Ond The pad
bility bf beinl niSUndeFstOOd. II IL uninhuFnrcd
By motives that % not appear on the surface II he
no opinions 10 GSl save those which may be bad b
any purchaser for two ctBtS Il hatOi injustice AM
ra5clity even more than II hates unnecessary EOEds
II abhorI frauds eitlss fools and deplOret nibeOn
PooPa Of every species. il vii conlinue thToushou
The year 1850 10 ehasso the GFSt tla Instruct III
second, and disCouhIfnahee the third. All homes
men, With honest cOntICtlonS, WheihsF snuhd OF mIA
taken, are it, friends Aud TiIE Sun AaktS 90 Iona
Of telling the truth to it lsndS and about IL friend
whenever oerasIon arises iOF PlIin speiting.
1hcSs are the pfihciples upon which The sUN vii
b. conducted during the year 10 come
The year 1870 will 10 one In which n p5tF6iie Am
ercAn eau 1aJTd 10 close his eyes 10 public lhliiS
1t Is impossible to txHEgeats the imP0rtapes Of ID
dslC-IIhsAw 1. W. ESGLANI
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AMUsRAlISTs.-The Richmond and Won
Boyle Combination closed very unsuc,
cessiUl three nights engagement in this
city last night. This show was poorly pat.
ronized from the start, aud deservedly so,
The play in itself Is weak and incoherenI
and abounds in d0'LlsEnieutes. The only two
performers they have, as We indicated on
Tuesday morning, are Richmond and Won
Boyle, who are fair Gommedians.
Laurence Barrett. celebrated actor
will appear at the Opera House on satur.
day night in "Yorick's Love" OF him
an exchange saws:
1.-THE persons OF the drama are actors;
time, Shakespere's day; place, London
scene, an actors home, and the stage, first
behind the scenes the new play snppos.
ed to be performing to an imaginary audi.
enCc, and aiterward 10 the real audience
in front, where tradeRy Is enacted, which
has been plotted behind the scenes and
naturally weaves itself into the new play
the company Of actors are now engaged in
playing for tho first time. The motive is
jealousy fitst, professional, which makes
the plotting yjllin, and afteryard domes.
tic, which drives an actoc in 3 murder.
PLAYING scene to enact real tragedy as q
member ola theatre company. Hereceives
the cue for the play-tragedy in the shape
OF areal letter, and his own household
names, instead Of the play property letter,
and the result is genuine tragedy in Q
new play upon that old stage.N
Tickets OF Lucas this morning,
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ISQuEr.-'Squire VIM. Philips was no
titled yesterday afternoon that q negrt
woman named Laura Lane had giver
birth to a child on Monday evening, anC
that the infant was dead. The circum
stances surrounding the death Of the chile
were rather suspicious and both Doctor
Edwards and Bates, jr.. refused TO certify
to the death Of the child, as its appearance
indicated that it was healthy, fully de
veloped infant, and the singular conduc
OF the mother at its birth pointed to tou
play. Constable Exley summoned the
following jury: G. 0. Smith, A. II. Beach
Frank L. Gerrish, G. G. Busbey, D, S
Geyer, James Rine, John Rine, John H
Ball, Johd Fendt, R. L. Crawford, Thomas
Lunsiord and VIM. Shafer, and an inquest
was held. Louisa May testified that she
had examined the bed and found the
child dead, though warm; she had not
noticed it breathing, nor any other signs
OF life; she had sent for DR.. Bates. Lou,
isa Field corroborated the testimony oil
the other witness. Doctors Wilson and
Bates, IT,, then made q post norton and
stated that the child was still.born.
The woman is unmarried and has been
the mother OF one or two illegitimate
children before this one. She is domes.
tic, and has lived in different families in
the city. She resides at No. ll0l EofF
street, with an old negress by the name oil
Field, who raised her. The inquest was
held at the house Of the latter,
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PERsoxA1.-Capt. Joe Dunlap, Of Gray,

PERsoSAL.-Capt. Joe Dunlap, OF Gray's
Iron Line, was in the city yesterday.
Billy Heuser has 4 metzel soup lunch
to-day and tonight.
Ashenhurst, Of the Rirvrside Pres, is q
tonetic. He duz spell oiel.
Gov. Mathews leaves to-day on a short
visit to ParEersburg.
Mrs. Thornton makes an efficient and
popular librarian.
Major N. r. G. Wright left for Logan
county, Ohio, last night to spend the
holidays.
Oh. Eisman left for New York last night.
Miss Nina Applegate, OF Brooke county,
is visiting in this city.
House yesterday were the following: ].
R. Downs, city; Thos. Densmore, ,Cincin-
natl, O.. Thos. Shipely, Baltimore, Md;
H. ". Fuller, N. L. Bowden and Henry
Bernhard, New York; A. D. Mercer,
Springfield, O.; John Dawens, Steuben.
vile, o.; Ben B. Law, Cincinnati, o.: ],
@. Rayburn, Jr., and wife, and A. G. Mar.
tin. Pittsburgh; Chas. E. Larerty, W. Va. =;
W. N. Paul, Philadelphia; W. B. King,
Ravenna, o., John Curtin, Jr., New York -;
R, H. jerks, Cleveland, o.
Capt. J. II. Dunlap, Gray Iron Line; Jas.
F. Slator, Louisville; J. G. Robinson,
Philadelphia; NJ. S. Hoier, GAINESVILLE; j.
W. Ney, Moundsville; Wesley Kelley,
Isaac Weaver, George N. Jones and Jerfe,
Ingham, Pittsburgh; G. A. Durand, Ypsi.
lanti, Mich; Charles Ludwig, William
Town; ]. R. Bell. West Alexander; ]. W.
Mathews and W. B. Hicks, Cameron |;
Thomas j. Wilson, Glen Easton, W. Va.
@. ". Pomeroy and Perry Griffin,
Chicago; 7. r. Henderson, Mrs. Carter,
Miss Sadie Braddock and Miss Annie
Trip, Graysyille, Pa; L. j. Heath,
Detroit; VIM. P. Hobbs, Rochester, n. Y;
J. s. Austin and George W. Hall, Boston;
F. H. Rudy, Philadelphia; Joseph Patter,
son, Baltimore; S. ]. Massingham and W.
II. Rich, Cleveland; John Cotterel, Green
county; A. A. Stout, Jackson; Joseph
Thornberry, Bealsville; r. n. Darrance,
Toledo; D. \. Snapper and DR.. A. ]. Hall,
RowleshurgI Mrs. James Paul, Wellsburs;
Frank q. Foster, Covington, KY; John
Butler, Cincinnati; and ]. Howe, Frank.
lin, are among yesterdays arrivals at the
Stamm
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political eV0bu which Il has 10 store Or IN. 49,,
y Of fcsolute FRilheP CO The taft 81 StSrv sI,i
who de'lfSI 10 preserve the 6oVsFnnsnt ~, ~
founders ElNe Vs. The debates and acts u CoSs!4a
re nSI16Se, o. me pres the O1Citlbg eontSs, !;
equal 10 strength through the country ~
dIlit d public sentiment, viii oil bar diiSC,i-
effectively upon the tEehty.loanh PreSij.S.GItt,
election, 10 b held IN NoSembST -Four T.SsI y.
next NS'enber ths vi o. The natlon ., SIPFtsSs I,
the prUnOLSFIand behsneiGres q UhIFb nm hItI.l,
OieI they StbS. Wllbe crime q iSiC N 9s
is8gI Tbs past dtCads Of years OpenSd slib s,..S
OItTlva, ant sod insolOnt AdmlnlSi faiop InE.SSLu
halhibgon- TIE SuN did I.mOthlbg 10 EIri jI.ISjlN
lag The Elhg and breaking IL poser. ThS ISSs S,t
are nos inlFiguibg 70 restore iheiF lsdST ~ re
bsyes u PlaSel IRON phleh they VEN dTitSN ~ q.
lndignlttOb 81 the people VIII they success ~
eOiBi1S year vii bling the ghsWtFI Il thee SoiI,s
OuSPutS,Ipns. THE suS viii b % 6atd 10 tS,oSI
NE Isth ~ HS IstelOPSd, and 10 sIhIbIithsS
clearly and tsaflsy 10 thtif relations 70 Il
Thus, Slth habit Of philosophical ,ooJ h,,.-,
looklBg a The minoT aaSlfs d life and 10 Srs' M
stsaai1st purposo 70 maintain the rights N Luun
pc and the p1nepes o. the COnittGIion SE'iS,i y,
SssTeSoFS lHE bu3 Il Pr paF'd 10 whites t,",s,l,
Instructive, and II The same tins eulsTGipipS MAUI,
u 1854. ""'NI
our nLts Of IuLsc,IptIOu remain uueb,n,, =
the DAILY sUN, i0lT-pass sheet d tVsSI1.IiITE
columns, The Prise By mall, PO.t P'id, /, IS SssI
PEI. an sIght.PaSo shest Of tiIy .,lI Column, ~ r
Is 8S eenS lnonth, 81 20 yIaI, postage All ~"
The subdly editiSn Fl TuEsUS is llso tuTsl,l.,
spIntaly o. 81 30 . ysl'. |. stage IaId. S'u"AH
The Pfes o. The wfEELT srS, eight paRI,. st,
si1 eolUmns, 81 : year, 20 iGse aid fSF tluS.y,
ten ssnding eIo We vii 'snd az s1tr copy ire ~
p1hIJ.her of ..Fhe Suu - Hs1, Yo-,
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Not Wiling % As.I.l seIenee.

JERSEY Cry, y. J., December l7.-Quite
number OF physicians from New York
and other places, in the interest of science,
asked permission TO make post mortem
examination Of the head Of the lad Nc.
Evoy, who did not die until this week,
although his head was sawed nearly in
two at Paterson eleven days 6go. His
father said science could not save his boy,
and he was under no obligations to It.
The sons remains should not be mutiia.
ted. The different members OF the fami.
", and others, will take turns in watching
the grave to prevent resurrection Of the
body by the medical fraternity.
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WooDsFGELD's HABEAs CoRPUs.-The
further hearing of the application OIL
]. L. WoodsAeld, for his discharge from
custody, took place before Judge Melvin
yesterday. The judge, after hearing the
evidence, decided that one OF the sureties
was insufficient, and directed that the de-
PENDANT be detained and stand committed
until new recognizance with sufficient
sureties be entered into before the clerk,
He Is therefore still in custody.
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Notice to Contractors &BuiIders
0FFIcE OF THE BOARD OF PuBuC WoRKs, I
WHEELING, November Is. 1879

WHEELING, NovemberlS, 1879 J
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Public Works, Of the State of West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned, up 70
l2 o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS Is, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, kanawha county, West Virginia, accord.
ing TO the plans and specification furnished BY
c. c. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts of the work. Plans and speCifi.
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building
in Wheeling on and after JANUARY l, 1880.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to c. c. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security. approved by the Board
Of Public Works, will be required of each
contractor. The right OF receiving or reject.
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
nol7 s. BRADY, SeC'y.
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II you wish to save money buying Holi.
day presents 20 10 John Roemer's Dry
Goods, Carpet and Wall Paper Emporium,
Nos. 20lp and 2O2l, and buy something
useful as well as ornamental-such as
Silk Dresses, Dolmans, CloAks, Shawls,
Flannels, Hosiery, Gloves, silk Handker.
chiefs, all kinds Of underwear, Cashmeres.
Ten thousand yards oil Fancy Dress Goods
from 10 10 % cents. Carpets and Wall
Paper, and thousands oil other articles Of
the old prices for cash. Call soon and
oblige JOIN RORMER.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, December ISL A. NJ
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, north
west backing TO south winds, rising fol
lowed by falling barometer, cooler follow
ed by warmer and partly cloudy weather
For the Lower Lakes, westerly winds
rising followed by falling barometer, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional snow,
and stationary temperature.
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ALLEGED THETA man named Peter
Dolan complained last night that be had
been robbed Of SS5 at the Bellview Gar.
den Saloon by two well known young
men OF this city. At the saloon It was
claimed that Dolan had been throwing
dice and had lost no money, but had gone
out and directly came back, saying he had
lost $40, afterwards another amount, and
finally offered to say nothing Of it II the
proprietor would give him $40. OF course
this was refused. Owing to the different
statements made by Doland We omit the
names OF the accused.
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TIE Bazaar held for the benefit Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church at Mozart
Hall last night, was a perfect success in
every particular. So much so, that the
ladies having it in charge, have concluded
TO reopen It at No. 42 Twelfth street (up
stairs), where a lunch will be served to-
day at u O'Clock and Friday evening. The
Bazaar will open and continue until
Christmas Eve Admission free. Don't
forget the placement door to Stanton 4
Davenport,
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CONTEMPT OF CouKr.-ieorge Shade had
his wages attached by one OF SQUIRE
Philips eopst8hles. He concluded "tC
give the magistrate . piece OF mildH last
night, and accordingly went to his Office
and gave It. The Squire fined him a
dollar and costs. He heightened out the
piece Of mind, "s2 and costs :more," said
the Justice. Still more mind" five days
In Jail, continued the magistrate, "and now
Mr.. Shade it strikes me, that in the shade
yon will have an opportunity OF keeping
shady lot the neEt FIVE days, at least.
Shade left for the Jail, commencing the
Squire TO the "boss Of Shades"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-18
Gtre 9'tte4igsttee!s;>
onIoe. Nos. rs and "a Fourreen.h Street
Nau AdIert1sen,enta.

misunderstanding Lodge.
Notice to Cigar Makers.
Meeting Of Veterans.
The sigourney Literary Society.
Lamp Burner Chris. Wincher.
Ohal-D. c. List, Jr.
Cheap Homes-C. A. Schaefer ( 20.
Nail Mill Stock for Sale.
Christmas Cards-E. l.. Nicol.
Brass Fire Sets -Nesbitt & Bro.
Wanted-Situation.
Folding Rockers-Friend < Son.
Grand Metzel Soup Lunch-W. c. lieu
ser's New Exchange Saloon.
Fine Pocketbooks-W. S. Hutchins.
Closing Out to Quit Business-Cumminl
& Wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-18

ASoTHER.-A man, who gave his name
as Duty, reported yesterday that he had
been robbed Of a sum OF money at the
Fader mansion, corner OF Twentieth and
Main streets, on Tuesday night, but was
unable to give the name Of the thief, so
nothing was done in the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-18

Ma. F. w1xE, Lafayette, Ind. reportG
4 case where a man suffered so badly with
rhsppatism that he could not move. His
legs were sEoIlen, aud he had the most
terrible pains. Twelve hours after the
frst application Of the St, Jacobs OIL the
pains wore gone and the swelling had dis.
appeared,