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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-22

kGRAzp PICNIC smoke tor the Eoasa!S Sos
sale syssyHnsrs. Qnlg DC.
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AUCTION sALEs THTs DAY.

9S- On oil Sntss Of Real Estate made bstusSl
the 1st NJ january A1id last 0| June the tarss/oS
the presenk ysar haUe so bepatd ty tAs yurohasss
Dr. all sutga made bettossn the 1St 06yuty and l6E6
NJ the year the tarss Aare tn BE- paid by the sstksv
TINS custom mas adoptrL about nlteen year. sge
BY al :he real estate agents In Richmond, 1ud s0
plisst to RichMoad and yiEihity.3
CHEWSINT L ROSE. a r. n. commissioner
sale of bIick dwelling No 4 sosssh second street,
between Main and Cary.
JSO. T.. LAUGHTOS, JR.. D p. H., stock OF toys
VASES, Toilet sets. dolls. go.
X. y. ANDERSON 4 SON, 10 A. H., groceries, &c.
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SANTA CSAus's HEsserARrERs
a5
CoLCNBUs'S CONFECTIONERY,
32E Brold sIrcef,

PLAIN CtNpY-a beautiful mixrare--six pounds
for 81: s..a
FRENCH CANpY-a lsrge assortmeft-at as cents,
per pound. five pouads for 81; ....
FRUITS, GLACES-Apricots. thesfies, Chinots'
Ferts, Angelique, Amandes. SOiSverts-at Al
per pound;
CAKEs-Plain Pound and Fruit-Cske at 80 cenas
per pound: Assorted Fancy Cakes, Ornamental
Cakes, any size; Charlotte Russo, Mince-Meat,.
and other Fruit Pies. Oyster. Pate, &c.:
IcE-CREAM-a!i havors-at $3.50 per gallon:
WINE JELLY-.le e best madc--st % per gallon;
FRU1TS-Maisgs Grapes at 30 cents per pound;
Fine Juicy Pears, Yellow Bananas Lsdy.Ap-.
pes, Oranges, Lemons, &c.;
RA1sISs at l2tt cents per pound five pounds for
so cents;
A large assortment, of CoRSr:coprAs-a,, sires;,
CHRISTNAS-TREE 0RSAMENTS-an endless vartA
ETY.:
FIRE.CRACKERS-a.i .izest RonAN.CANDUES,
SKYRoCKETs, ToRPEDoEs, &c.
Parties In need Of any of the above goods wiz
and 1t 10 their advantage 10 call early At
COLUMBUS Confectionery,
32l Broad street.
JOHN MORTON, FLORIST, has quantity OF cut
flowers of every variety for sale very low. All in
OF flowers for the holidays phase send In their
orders early. Cut aowers a speciality. Orders by
telephone or otherwise promptly attendedto.
COHEN BROTHERS
exhibit the largest assortment Of
GLOVES,
HOSIERY.
HANDKERCHIEES.
and other small wear,
that was ever offered In this city.
You can fiud Christmas Presents suitable for all
ages and LAS at their house
A FRAGRANT RREAIH!
II your TEETH are decayed or defective; II your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or rCccdng
from the teeth,
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MouTu-WASH.
which removes the bad oior caused hy these, and
rapidly heals aud cleanses the mouth, lmparting d
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TOTHE BREATH
Sold by all druggists at:5Oc. n bottle.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH!
MEADE L BAKERS
SAPoNISE DENTIRRICK
WILL ri ESEHvE TIL TEETH, REMOVE
ISciPIENT TARrkB,
and
KEEP Ell Il BEETlI BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN.
Sold by druggists al soc. n box.
SAVE MONEY by naging your prtntia az done atthA
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AsAfRAGRAST AND RLEAsAST WASH for the
month there Is nothing good rs IEADE BA-
KEE's CARgoLIC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents =
bOs,le
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W A. STEVENS SELLS

Terra-Cotta Busts of Byron. Shakespeare. Milton
Handel. Mozart Schiller, &c. &C., at IL and az
Terra-Cotta FIgr-es, Flower-Pot Figures, and
Maich-Safe.;
Larg. Four-Wheci Wagons, Doll Carriages, Wheel
barrows, FclOe.pedes, ShooBies, &crzc.
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For CIiGi5TMAs GOODS THERE. Is no PLACl
LIKE w. 4. SrEYESs's,
sos Broad street.
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FOR uLCEKATED MOUTH, the healing sropertiei
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLfC hoCTH-HAsH
ace uuexcelled. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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THITLocK's &c. KEY West CIGAR ha& no su
perior. Beware OF iinltatioDs.
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For = real GOOD I0c. CIGAR take WIIITLocK'f
MODEL. IL has no equal.
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FoR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE i BAKEaf
CAIBoL!c MoUTH-WAsn. Fifty cents bottle.
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Fon GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC
Me CIGAR.
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W. A. STEVENS SELLS

w. A. STEVENS SELLS
Wax ana China Dolls very low;
Sells Nickel Clocks, fully warranted. at Sl.25
sl.75, -. s2 5O--thc finest line In town;
Black W anut r b'cs, four styles.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH!

MEADE / BAKERS
SAPoNISE DENrIRRICK
WILL F1i ESEHyE TIL TEETH, REMOVE
IScIPIENT TARTkB,
and
KEEP TIE IEETII BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN.
Sold by druggists al soc. n box.
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| PERs0EAL-RRIEF ITEHs.-Mr. T. Wiley
Davis, OF Marshall Ward, who has been
confined TO his bed for some time past, is
now much better, and will probably be
out in few days.
William Davi-, who was before the Police
| Court few days ago AID convicted, was
| not, we are requested TO say, w. H. Davis,
the fish-dealer in the First Market.
Candy, explosives, and sharp-pointed in
struments OF all kinds are unmailable un-
less enclosed in the manner prescribed by
the Post Office Department.
The telegram published few days ago
announcing the extreme cold weather in the
West and the approach OF the polar wave
induced seller to hold for four days a
large quantity OF wood, which be had Of
fered to well-known dealer in this city.
On the other hand, several gentlemen, who
didn't care to be caught by the cold spell,
laid in a good supply OF coal. OTIS an i'll
wind" &c.
The Committee on Cemeteries are endea-
voripg 10 prevent the depredations on Ger.
tain graves in lakewood Cemetery. A watch
will be kept 10 prevent any further robbie
ries.
Modoc Tribe, No. 81, O. R. NJ, will
have their Christmas bail on Friday night
next at Mechanicsville.
Governor Holiday has pardoned John NJ.
| Canada, Of Pittsylvunia, sent to jail for six
months, with tine Of $500 added. Recon-
mended by many prominent citizens and on
account OF continued ill-health. The par
don Is not to affect the payment OF the fine.
! United States internal revenue collections
for the past week were: Monday, S7,7S1.s9 ;
Tuesday, S3,969.s0; Wednesday, s3,59S !;
Thursday, S4,US4; Friday, S3.936; Satur-
day, $5.234. .68-total, S29,204.3S.
| Lewis Steyans, OF Halifax, was released
from the pententiary Saturday, his term of
| Imprisonment having expired.
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VILE BE GEGSED.

RICHMOND AND DAspIfLE RAILRoADl
COMPANY,
RICHMOND. December 20, 1879. J.,
cRECIAL NOTICE.--Tbe warehouses OF
D.tbIs Qompahy viii be closed on CHRlSTnA3
DAY. No freight will be received Or delivered ON ,
that dav. IGe 22-3tJ j. &. ANGEL, Agent,
RICHMOND, YORK KIYEE AND cHESAPEAKh3
RAILHDsiD COMPANY.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. December go. 1879
CPECIAL NOTICE--The FREIGHT.
- rFpOTS on This road will be CLOSED on
.CiIIeI-THAS DA I and SEW-YEAH'S DA
No trrxhts VII! be recaIss.. delivered CtettteEr
Of lhtse DAYS II. T. DOUGLAS.
cr ZO-3t Superintendent.
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duty "a escort for the UIsnotch renorterS
are s. hereby .t lurloughsd II unlIl IN January,
fan;.o, r. "I ;,rths arrioo ~. , pr ordar dn,
Notice: The kev-boles. aueur.boles. ;ele-
tachments'' at the Capitol for caucus-re-
oays'
::
:: ::
:: !:
F.: GRAPES: :..'''''''.''''''.'''''''''''';
: o..~or,:
GOOD THINGS.
+" BANANAS"
:cAn,rorxrA " LOOK AT HIS PRICES.
WHY, lie WILL SELL YOU
Epr,rr,rr =, oOc
:porrn.r,rEo aoc
FlREwoRKs.
{: Form po-Sns FprvCu raw
DIES for 81; @,
PLAIN CANDIES at &c. per
:co tn .rrov,.s
:"o ~ IN t".'' ~:
30 TO ANToSls': CAN'T DE BEAT.
:
'''''''''''' GO BEFORE THE ErSH.~
Dorpr rI11 tn VISIT
LEVY BROTHERS
r,,,,,, ys-,n,,s,,,,,..r
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
whether costly or chcap.
ohEAi DNH'"AS' 'N '''A"''
nv chh4' 'i""' "H'hN 10 - -" 'N"''' ''''
Theirs
Because his prices are low
hEAD TIE poALo"iH''
:
!: vrxns NICE ORANGES. 25c. 4 dozen.
:
q: FANCY
&: p,sprrs D,ArTIrrr ORNAMENTS
{: AND FOR
x,.. ,
CHARLOTTE RrssE,
. n.,N,x rIrnow c,.un,xrs
PRESERVES,
CHOCOLATE CARAMELs. CHOCOLATE DRoHs,
SOFT MARsIIMALLow DROPS, and GUM.DRoss
Observation-Disclosures.
o,,~.,s:
:hslN"N
cp,zzrS,s so7 rro,d street,
before the rush.
IA. s,ocv +. Iarvcr ,nh be,,er this year ,Lan:
fEices Ieasoh1"e'
'..........................
ATTENTION Is called TO the special sale Of
ruors,vns or VARIOUS GOODS
suitable for
Cus1sMAs PRESENTS
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LEVY BROTHERS

BUY HOLIDAY PRESENTS at EUTzLEH BRO
TIERS,
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lFoR OTHER LOCAL" SEE FOURTH PAGE !
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
,narR THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
=, ,T.,y or w.L THE OTHER DAILY News
,,pyKs OF THE CITY.
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v,,,crs.d a, the Post. once at Richmond. Va. as
sccopd.C;ass matter.
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Their prices on most articles are lower 1aah s' @h
other house In the city.
ua,d ,he,r advertisement. in another column.
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A FRAGRANT RREATH!

| You can hud Christmas Presents suitable for all
| ages and LAS at their house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17

At Fairmont butter is worth Is, eggs
l2l, corn 10, oats So, potatoes 40, wheat
Sll5.
At Weston butter is 10, eggs III, pota.
toes SO, corn so, apples So and 40, beans
75c to 81 80, chickens 10 and 12!, feathers
80 and 10.
At sistersville, butter 10, eggs 10, wheat
1920, corn 40, oats 80, potatoes so and 80
chickens 81 so and 81 rs per dozen, ieath.
ers 40, dried apples &c per Id.
At Parkorsburg, butter 93, eggs Is and
20, potatoes 40, corn 40.
At Phillippi, butter s, eggs G, oats %
corn 90, potatoes so and 90, corn Is, gen
sang 70, chickens 10.
Why is it that so few of the country
press publish local market quotations ii
their respective papers? We do not OBJ
serve any in the Moundsville Reporter
Grafton Sniinel, Clarksburg papers, Bev
erly Enterprie, st. Clairsville Gazette, anc
Anumber of other papers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17

There is good deal OF diversity in the
reports that reach us from the surround.
ing country in regard to the condition Of
the wheat sOwn this fall. From out in
Pennsylvania we have favorable reports
hut from down the river they arc rather
dubious. Mr.. John EoE, at Cresap'c
Grove Landing, says that he has twenty
acres in wheat thatlook as ii they would moi
pay the expense OF sowing. Mr.. Fl. s
White, OF Bolton, Marshall county who
has 400 acres sown, tells US that he regards
the damage equal to % per cent OF his
sowing. A correspondent Of the Sisters
vile Independent, writing from Long Reach,
says:
wrote you, telling Of my visit TO the
Beverly Fair. At that time many wheat
fields by the way were looking very fine,
but last week took drive OF about l25
miles, passing over the same road, and !
was sorry to see the condition Of many
fields that were then looking fine but now
perfectly dead, as il they had grown early
summer crops. Very many have sown
the second time, but the farmers had quit
seeding, as the ground was too dry to start
the wheat. The greatest destruction oil
wheat was on sandy ground.
A correspondent OF the Tyler county
Star says that the wheat sown "has not
made much OF a growth as yet. The farm
ers say that the fly is injuring the young
wheat very much"
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An Alarmed Democrat Who Secs visions


An Alarmed Democrat Who Sees visions
OF u Possible Republican Victory In
West virginia.
ClarksburB News,
The recent elections have greatly en-
couraged the Republican party in this
State, and from the rumors put in the air
by their henchmen the party never were
more hopeful Of coming victory. The
Democracy may take warning now, as
well as later. The Republican party Of
this State will make one OF the strongest
efforts OF its life to wrest the State from
Democratic control. They are thus early
ut work laying the ropes and setting up
the pins for success. Their organization
by next October will be as perfect rs I'm.
limited money, wise and secret counsel,
great energy and bitter craftsmanship can
make 1t. AS evidence Of this some OF the
indiscreet Republicans in Ohio county are
making their brags that that county will
be theirs, as sure as fate, next October
You forget, Mr.. Nam; Ohio county is
"their's" already. Ask Ben Wilson about
the Congressional election returns OF 1878.
He can post you. Ask him il he counts
on Ohio county for reelection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
STARTING THE BOOM.

pRrkcrSburg Showing symptoms OF a
Live Interest In the River Railroad.
On Thursday evening last at a meeting
of the Parkersburg City Council, Mayor
jackson expressed himself earnestly in
favor of the Wheeling and Parkersburg
Railroad project. lie is quoted by the
'Se,,iinsI of that place as follows:
The Mayor spoke Of the manifested in
terest by the citizens OF Wheeling in the
proposed Parkersburg and Wheeling
Railroad. He expressed himself as in ia
Yer OF the scheme, and gave it as his opin.
ion that the completion OF the road would
add materially to the wealth and prosperi.
ty of the city, would cause the erection OF
manufacturing interests in the city, and
that it would be the means OF opening up
competition with the i. & o. Railroad
which would obtain to the best interest OF
the citizens. He also said no beliey-
cd that meeting OF the people should
be called by the City Council in order TO
yet IN expression OF the opinion OF the
people. lie also spoke of the railroad be.
tween here and Charleston, and gave it
rs his opinion that the citizens OF the
county, both above and below the Kama.
wha liver, were interested in the pro.
mitigation OF these interests.
We would like TO give the Mayors
speech in full, but for lack OF space are
compelled to only publish q brief synopsis
oft.
Mr.. Prayer followed the Mayor in lit.
tie speech, and gave the b. & o. railroad
a touch. He gave it as his opinion that
tho proposition OF building these railroads
was a good one and proposed that meet.
ing be called for the express purpose OF
consulting more ut length upon the pro.
posed railroad improvements.
Mr.. Rathbone offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized
and directed TO call mass meeting Of the
citizens Of Wood county at such time and
place as he may determine, to take such
action in relation to the proposed Wheel.
ing and Parkersburg railroad as demanded,
and further, to invite such interested per-
SONS in the proposed work as he can in.
dnCe to attend such meeting,
Carried unanimously.
In addition to the foregoing, tho editor
oftho Sentinel expresses himself as follows
in regard to the proposed roads
"Our citizens should take hold OF this
project and assist in getting the matter in
II tangible and practicable shape, The es-
timnted share OF Wood county would be
about $4,000. Weare decidedly in favor
OF the railroad enterprise and think our
citizens should Immediately take hold OF
it and do all in their power TO bring the
project 10 q successful termination. All
that Is now needed Is little energy and
liberality on the part OF our people 10 rem
der them independent Of the stream OF
water called the Ohio river. 1t is useless
,tc speak Of the benefits which would &C.
crue ta our people by direct rail commu.
nication up and down the Ohio river and
our connection with the border counties
by the only sure mSsns OF communiCa.
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Notice to Contractors &BulIders
0PFlCE or TIE DoABD op Public WoRKs, !
WHEELING November 49, 1890

oEFlCE or TIE DoABp op Public WORKS, !
WHEELING November IS, 1880, J
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Public Works, OF the State OF West
Virginia, addressed 10 the undersigned, up 20
~ O'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as The state House, at Chares.
ton, KanRwha county, West Virginia, accord.
ing To the plans and specifications furnished by
Q. 9. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts OF the work. Plans and speClIi.
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
In Wheeling, on and after JANUARY l, 1880,
and my Information relative thereto may be
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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TYLER COUNTY.

Prices for Produce-The Lumber Interest
The River Railroad.
Tyler County Star.
Wheat 81; butter 70 cents, and eggs the
same.
Potato crop good, and selling at low fig.
ures.
Our merchants were kept busy this week
waiting on customers.
Judge Monroe Jackson transacted bust.
ness with dispatch this court, and was
never in better humor.
There is a tremendous lot OF lumber
slaves, key wood, &C., in this county
awaiting water enough to ship.
Quite a number Of cattle are diving
through here. Disease unknown.
The small streams are very near dried
up, what water remains is not pure.
The apples that have been gathered and
placed away for winter use are rotting
badly.
Corn husking is the work OF the day
among the farmers. Owing to the pro-
tracted dry weather the corn is very
sound.
VIM. F. Peterson, Esq, Of Wheeling,
was in town this week talking railroad to
our people, which We think will result in
great good,
J. Q. Lazear, OF this county, is the owner
Of Rose Of Sharon cali, which at the age
OF seven months weighed 600 pounds.
Conway, Ankrom & Smith are buying
hogs to ship for the Baltimore market.
They report the market as dull.
The Wool Growers Association OF this
county will meet at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the
hrst Saturday In December at the joseph
Gorrell school house.
The Sistersville wooden factory is out OF
coal, and they are borrowing. It will be
rather hard on the proprietors il they are
compelled to stop work in their factory,
as business is brisk.
Mccormick & Morrison, OF Sistersyille,
have received about thirty thousand feet
OF lumber from Mr.. Tom Swan, and we
can heartily say that 1t is the most evenly
sawed lumber we have seen in this section
for years.
Quite little breeze has been stirred up
In Sistersville on the question as to
whether non.freeholders shall hold Office
in that place. Petitions on both sides
have been sent to Judge j. NJ. Jackson
this term Of court.
The value Of the proposed river
railroad to the people OF ,ry.
Ter cannot be estimated. Timber,
that for want OF some way TO get
to market, Is almost worthless, thousands
OF dollars OF which Is destroyed every
year, would become valuable; minerals,
will be taken from their beds and add
much TO the wealth Of land owners, in
fact the advantages arising from such are
innumerabe. Let our people go to work
and secure this road.
We will have more to say about tho en-.
terprise in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
The West YirrlnIn rIsh law.

sSterSvllle Independent.
Judge jackson in charging the grand
jury, construed the fish law to mean that
SEEMING was unlawful only between the
first day Of March and tirst day Of septem.
Der. This will relieve great many per.
sons In town and vicinity who have been
seining. The law as to this matter Is rath.
er indefinite, but the decision Of the Judge,
sets oil doubts at rest 80 far as this county
is concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
RRACHYGRApHY.

Prof. Alex. A. schOeb, the world renowned
teacher OF short hand writing, will arrive on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, and will remain
for positively six days only, Nov. 18th, 18th,
10th, Goth, 2lst and ed, to teach his improy.
ed system, which can be taught through per-
sonal instructions Perfect" in three lessons
or three hours, for the small sum of FIVE dol.
lars ($5l. All wishing to consult him will
please call at his rooms, Mrs. Anderson's, No.
slG Main street, Wheeling, on November 18th,
18th and 10th, between the hours Of 0 A. NJ. and
I'm, and Sto lOr.M. ALBERT ]. sCHoEB,
Agent. nol2
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NJ On MONDAY, November II, 1870, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, will offer for SALE, at the front door Of the
Court House, the Fame House 2637 Market street,
containing four rooms and stOrerOom, gas and watS
throughout. The lot fronts twenty feet on zeal
side Of Market street. and runs back one hundred Ind
twenty feet. Title Is perfect, TCrms-0ne-tAli cash,
W. II. HALLRR, AuctiOpeer, -
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u.
TnE Clarksburg Nry tDem.l publIsbe

The Clarksburg Ners (Dem.) publishes
ex'Speaker MOGott's letter, but does not
seem greatly enthused over his return to
the fold. 1t expresses the opinion that
prior to writing it he had heard something
drop, in the shape Of election returns. II
thisisto bea sample otthe greeting given to
the ex'speaker, We arc afraid that he will
have to serve long time in the unofficial
ranks Of the Democracy before winning
their confidence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17
West virginia GrsenbaekIsm PeterlnE

POcahontas Moaett, ex.speaker Of the
House found he was at sea in a tub politi.
cally, and he has crawled under the Demo-
cratic rooster. -CIarksburq Telemam.
MotEett stands from under. Now the
question Is, what does Walker propose to
doat the present stage Of the eame2 Six
or eight men attended the meeting Of the
Greenback Club Monday night The
thing grows small by degrees and beauti.
fully leBs.-RunalrhI Gdteke,
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DIED.

MuLL-sunday forenoon, at 20 minutes 10 10 o'clock
iESRdE NULL Jf, infant son Of George and Julia
Funeral from the: residence Of his parents At llS
Eighteenth ItreSt, this tMOndayl afternoon at 5
o'clock. Friends Of the fimily are invited TO attend
lnterment at Peninsula Ccmetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-17

ton, &c. Let US hear from some Of our
prominent citizens upon this subject at
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STriAdelpha AuCOmmodG tiOn.-This train only nuns
between Wheeling and TrtadelphiA.
tDHlly except SundAy-NOWRrk Accommodation,
tsteubenVilo Observation-Disclosures train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelAire, stopping when required Of
sherman M House, AtnNyiIle, West Wheeling and
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NEW GOODS AT BEHRENS 4 co.
~ Grocers. Have received choice limo Of Dred
Fruits, such as New Valencia, London Layer Ind
Loose Muscatella ltalSIns, Curranls, Figs Dates
Seorga halves and quarters Peeled and GnpeeIed
and Lemon Peel, and all other goods as are kent in
No. Fist Class Grocery. Gall ut No. 1910 MRrkoI
street. or No. 1901 jacob street, Wheeling, noiS