davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-24
FINANCIAL.

Nxw YoRK, Mar 2s,-judKo Donanuo has ap-
polluted Receiver of tho American pibls Union
10 wind up the inStitutlon, On application Of the
Judgment creditors. Besides its real estate, tho
Institution has Library estimated to be worth
e30,O which will bo disposed Of by private
, 1879-05-24

him msaesnon as, Il, In many minds, will Mr.
l,W H. nkM!5 catofce ,Ciyil.8ervlco Order No,
1oHr ass undertake 10 whoop Ton up for
la.u uin.,asas1 IN ~ There arc shout $1,000 OF
'as foat-oilea Department, alld tAuy
, 1879-05-24

d sr.H, :, THURMAN haa now made up bis mtud
"a ID, - 4s homlpatton Of Governor OF Ohio
a..a ss@oesat's ss ticket, else what could La
&ea.,s ~. usn 10 sald In h!s great speech In tho
III ,1,t- -. no might never sddreks the aen-
kxt. uoY. B.snop may a we'll clear tho
, 1879-05-24
UIC&tEl;AOF,


fp<cfQI U1EG1!GF 10 3H1 1F1fHHE
JANEsy1LLK, Wis, May A-To-day ended
the trlal Ut Fraax plckrrsop, charged with tie
murder OF George sIack, md Ut this hour tho
Jury arc still out, but will probably return q
verdict tQ.u3Uht, ,'
, 1879-05-24

The Ccnsral pork DHvlug Association wilt
give matinee this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Be-
sides many good lorsca belonging to memhcra
Of the Association, tie following ass expected
to take part: The bay gcIdIng Up-und-Up from
st. Louis, Mazo- Mania alid two others from A[r.
W. c. Francois atables. the fast paecr Lincoln
md perhaps Boneaetter, Sfr. William Emfnct's
Ncsto Morris or Clifton, Mr. Peter Johuson's
Annie Lognn or Josie Mans1o1d. Mr. NJ. r. Mar
tins Dlaek Prince. Afr. George aiorgau'a paccr,
aud fast mare owned BY d member Of prom
iucnt printing firm. Tile Aiadson strctt cars
run to tie track, and everybody and their frtuuda
asc Invited, Admission ffee.
, 1879-05-24
FATAL SHOOTING ArrRAY.

FATAL 8IIOO'r1N0 AFFKAY.
BALTIMORE, Ald., May GA special from
Culpeppcr, Va, suYs: "1n difficulty hero to-
daY botween ID. II. llcan,, editor Of tho cu'pcp-
per 1imss, Philip ". Jones, and g. ". Jamtson.
Ream was shot In the abdQtnen, nnd IL thought
10 bo fatally wounded. Jones received d ball IN
tho bhOuIucr.n
, 1879-05-24

&ffc}d5 Wkpd9ck 70 71e 7f76dN6
CoLDwATEn, Mich, MAy 2a-1n thu n:19 race
El,e, won first money. Best titue 2:tu', over
very heavy trnck. III tle 2:40 race Ned Norris
won first !nuncr. Kuks Ellis won tic =: 80 race.
The meeting has bcen SUCCESS.
, 1879-05-24
SPOnI'ING.


LOUISVILLE. ..
LOUISVILLE. Ks.. May 23.-fhc attendance
to-day A. the races, on the course VI the Louis
vtllc Jockey Club. wss very large.
The flrbt racc, dash one and one.efghth miles,
was won by Eg.pt; VtrelIan second, Mohur
third. Time, 1:57,1.
The second race, dash two and one-Quarter
niles, for Tho Lou'ssllIe cup, tliue starters, VAS
won b. Fortuna; Janet second, Day.BtAr third.
Time, 4:ooN.
;$:s ,!s:.s ri ,Isss fss;
74-l.n Msoeck. '..4ax ..tI @enmo"th
'3s-M.hlstlct..:. :: -. ..:.1.o ia WHISPER
The third race, Gait Nouso handicap. dash
ono aud one.half miles, waa won BY Largonttne; !;
MeIienn5y ,o, ,seeond, Kcons Richards Jr'' third
Tle fonrth race, Gn,t-Houso p,,rse. dash
thrtequartefs Of mile, "a. won by Gold Bug;
Amazon second Becswsng third. Titnet 1:l71
Pools on to-tnorrow's races sold a. follows to-
night:
First race-Tobacco stakes, mile beats. Little
ba4sns ba Fl s. pso:hs J
second raeeNAssoctatton curse, dash Of ono
mile: 6fgnat, 10: BuckncT, Is: Buckcyc. 2s;
Grcgsby, Is Charlton, rs; Joe Rhodes, 25; En-
t1erprt;s, 1s1, ID; Az Lambert so' humble sse' Wi
Third race-selltng race, dash Of one and one.
eighth miles: Mohnr, 0; VtsRilliau. s.; Alpha,
!; MaiARorda, IL; Egypt, Gu; Momentum. 70;
Ita,!l Eaagi.e;Ss H., 70; Claudia u; buek'hot' IL;
Fourth raco-AssocEation purse, thrcc-auartcr
mile dash: Douglass, &: h1isaido. 8; War Ban
ncr, O; 0rapple, 3; Water-Wltch, Z; Joo Rhodes,
10; Juniata, O.: Glcodalls. 15: Ball Bass, s.;
Minnock. u; Peru, 30; salt!o Polk, 0.
, 1879-05-24

described ~ excnattn9ly Interesting and Ia.
structlve, and rave attracted tm.nenao cfoNd4
elsewhere.
, 1879-05-24

HASE-I}ALL.
ROCHESTER, May 2l-llop-Dttsgs, II; Spring
fcltls, /. Championship.
, 1879-05-24
A STRICTLY NOVEL TRAGEDY.

t,..,..e.S. oues,a' - e %"u ~ rass. ,a,nor,,oh,o
t c1St."N ~ .h.a ,,,..t,,o. ~ ,I. t',,,trs
u".'J u,., o. ~ .''.' tt4,a sier,t noi1,ror lo.,
auosv e,"a,na.., %' " ,m, ynn'a r.mt ~ !, ifoo1
tmesn 1t'.a, ,,nt .,onn,or Nv
" :" wv euso. '..ss. s.. ~, n,. 49, s,sai T., ,,'a
~ n" astemps ,.n,e'' ,,r...,,. r.. ~. ~
m''eg 11,... ae'ss"s, ss,o.''. H"'S ] p'nfo.sor T.,
49, III. - tu.,.,,r,.i ~ ,a,s ,,.,..
!nealcal eo!eee ~ Tc"ua.'' oas W." paa
.'s''E p"J ns 49,. !.s.. ts,.I'a., .",., H..
W eag'. toc' . ~ ~ 'a1 nn.a;aa w.. W. ~. ',4a -,
~ne, Aas1 is"s ~, " a.,p an p'1 IT. IT, hs., ss ~
I'e'n"a''. 'u' nas ~. A''''s.a 11s,.t ,a',o; ~ .,
LUIS "'o'na's -. usn rsaa,,,.sa''.1 ,as ~,
HOUSE, oStchs.p't on plo'e'''o''a. e''''
, 1879-05-24

with the Treasury officials might form au'te
respectable basis fur u "bonln," u Mr. HAYES
would only wink nt It.
, 1879-05-24

Knowles' Inaccs Powdsr Gun i by far ths boat.
, 1879-05-24

y1a1LANTEs COME TO 0niEr. "
PAnkaAssuao, W. Ya., May a21-1no Vtgt-
lantes, or Rcd Men Of Turkey Fork Of Lille
Bandy, came to grief night or two stuce.
There IL man lying on that creok who had
bdeu ehastlaed BY them short time before. atd
ordered to leave the country, Which he declined
to do, aud, In anticipation Of trouble, hs pra-
pared bis house to ra4tst siege. i1e dug =
trench under the aoor Of bis house, through
md beneath the wall, aud carried 1t about ffty
Or sixty feet before hs approached the surface.
Prepared Wilt means Of exit. he taim!y AWAIT
tbs VtRllautes rode up TO the house and de-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-06-26
r CLAY ANDERS,
DENTIST, g z;fss

TIas located in Mcchanicstown tofliCc at the
residence Of Thos And@Fs,) and is prepared
topcriorm all neutrality-suspicious. to bcn-
tislry according to Iii" Most Apl''"|ch
Methods Special al'yr'on given 10 !h@
Preservation of the Natural Teeth. AZ
work entrusted to his care can he sli,il!is
ted to the closest scru' iny Of those coi'pc-
tent to judge, Will visit Lc~}St7r" on ne
First hond"N IF c"rh mo"N; 'S'6U''Sr1e
on tie .Srrond Nonn'"y, and Cr""gerSto"" D."
tile IHiW .Nondoy IF nfch NINTH. Persons
waited on at their residence if desired.
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; :2sNSrlsx:.1z
nor TI.E, SlIERITFATTN.

ollie Jcssys of Frc3crjch CoWniU.
GEHTlEi:t- e,-iIaving received n very
lla,,cring support for the nomination for
sheriff ~ Es1,., for which tender my
grateful acknowledgements, again an
nounce myself as a candidate for said office,
subject 70 the action of the Republican
Nominating Convention of 1870 .,;nd re f
specially and earnestly solici vour sup
port J. $. g. HARTSOCEA
sep Jr
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TO THE MEMORY or ny HL,@
Band, JOIN 4. KUHN.

In memory of our loved one gone,
And never with us again to roam
Over this beautiful earth ts tread,
But now is numbered with the dead.
In memory of our loved one passed,
Where he can never more be taSkCd,
With the stritrs Of care and toll,
No, never more, on this great soil.
In memory sad, and yet It's sweet,
TO think that we again may meet
In Heaven aboye, where all is love,
Yes, shat holy love that none can give
but him above.
Washington June II, 70.
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Dl {. D..

On .hc 1tlll inst, at his rcsidcnc" on East
church street, Frederick, ofconsumption
John b Fallon, aged 80 years and .
days.
On the 1.th inst, in Diminishing, James
T. Adclsbcrgcr, aged ~ years.
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/; NOR THE SilERlk'FALTY.

10 the roicrS Of [ledcyich Comfy:
GENTLEMEN, Thanking You for the
vote received in the County Convention
IN 1871, and at the request of many warm
and personnel friends in the county, again
announce myself rs II candidate for the
next Shcri'Ial'y Of Frederick county; be-
ing the Senior candidate for that office,
earnestly solicit your support. Subject to
the decision Of :he Republican Nominating
Con yention.
nov sstf DAviD E. CIIARLTON.
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lylAR RED.

On the 10Th inst, at the county Jail in
Frederick, by Rcy. S Y. LcccI, Jacob
Stitcly, Jr,, to Miss Anna Knclz, both
Of ibis coHhty.
On the Goth uIto, in Frederick, by the Rev
VIM Griffith, j Henry Bradburn to Mel
lie &. daughter OF John Mclycth.
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Read this! Read this!

I large Stock of Stoves, Tin and Wood
1 y ware, QNcenswarc and Cutlery, and
G;oneral housekeeping goods, which am
selling at thc very lowest prices.
VAN b. OSLER
.ln@U Acc Aauilstown, Nd
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LNOR CLERK OF THE COURT.
Ia tie jotely If Frtds1Trh CoNHty:
FELLOW CITIzENs,-Thc undersigned
submits his maine to your consideration rs
a candidate tor Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and earnestly solicits your support.
9-SpccttNIy,
LnHARD y. GiTTINGER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

SERIOUS Runaway AcciDEST.-A rather
serious runaway accident occurred in the
Second Ward on Saturday afternoon. A
countryman named II. G, Smith, from tho
Short Creek region delivered some oats at
the house OF drayman on Morrow Alley,
and left his team standing in tho alley Tor
few moments, when several small boys
climbed into the wagon and made such a
racket that the horses were frightened and
started to run down the alley. All the
boys except Fielding Gray (colored), and
Harry KlSpheCk, son Of Joseph KlaphccE,
the furniture dealer, jumped out Ok the
wagon when the horses started. Klap.
heck and Gray remained in the wagon,
and the horses dashed wildly down the
alley and across Eleventh street to the
curb on the south side, where the wagon
was upset and the boys thrown with con.
siderable violance upon the pavement.
Young Gray was badly bruised about the
head, above the tcmples.and complained Of
internal pains. Klapheck's injuries were
not so serious; he received two painful
cuts, one on the right side o! his scalp and
the other Just above the right eye. II was
at Inst feared that the colored boys in.
juries would prove fatal, but the physi.
clan in attendance is OF the opinion that,
although seriously hurt, the boy will 70.
cover il properly laken care Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

BELLAtRE LOCALS. = Some weeks ago
Elijah Kennedy nude complaint against
City Marshal Archer for striking him,
Last week Justice OF the Peace Kelsey
bound Archer over to the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas. Else
Kahn, q member OF the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, sued that society, Saturday,
before Squire Powell, for dues paid By
him. The decision was reserved until
Monday.
A fight occurred in the Fourth Ward on
Friday evening between George Nc.
Klrahan and Jack Toben, both drunk.
Officer Kearii attempted to arrest them
but was considerably hustled about by
both, Toben striking him in the face with
his fist. The officer recovered immediate.
ly and struck q blow at him with his mace
that would surely have needed no second
had II hit him, but II missed, and he took
to his heels. Afterwards he was caught.
and reused the whole town along his way
TO tho lock up by his noise and oaths,
McKiahan was dragged OF home BY
some friends, Some one threw a stone at
the officer during the fight, A little more
OF Drugan's style OF arrest wouldn't be a
bad thing; much as he has been blamed
for Il.
The Fourth Ward used to have fewer
fights, but then 1t had no saloon, now It has.
1t has not the number Of these places that
some OF the other wards have, but what Il
lacks In number II makes up In quantity.
4 little "local option" Is needed right
there.
Mrs. Rebecca Evans, Of Mt. Pleasant. Is
visiting her brother, NJ. Craft.
AR, Theodore Meliott has been in town
again forsome little while.
Wells Benson took It so naturally that n
great great many Of his friends did not
find ont for some days that Miss Hopkins
had appropriated half his name.
Mr.. r. n. Denny, OF Burr's Mills, who
canvassed Bellaire last summer for the
American Bible Society, was In town Sat
urday. He Is In the employ Of the Ohio
Sons OF Temperance, and expects to organ.
lie lodges here, Of both white and colored.
The country roads are worse than they
have been before this winter. One milk
man had to double his team.
A loose horse had rare froliC Saturday,
galloping over the public square and
leighboring streets. Rather unsafe for
the pedestrians around, though.
The ferry boat was at Wheeling, satur-
day, for repairs.
Mr.. Jonathan Shupe died, at his home
at Mr.. Jordan's house, in Horns Addi-
ton, Sunday morning.
A child OF Frank Dickinson, on Gravel
Hill, is dead. The funeral will be Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock. Mr.. Dick
i1soR himself Is very low with Consump-
tlop.
4 child of Rev. Hargrave, the colored
preacher, was buried Sunday afternoon,
from the church, corner Belmont and oath
streeta.
4 son Of Mi. T. B. Lltton's Is the latest
event on Gravel Hill.
At the contests at the German Church
festival, Saturday evening, Mr.. Beck rot
the cane, and Miss Long got the doll.
R,C.F,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

The 0rr's HAIL PorSD PARrY.-The
'pound social" given by the OTIS Hall
Temperance Union closed on Saturday
evening, with very tlattering results to the
management. On both Friday and Satur.
day evenings tho hall was well filled with
ladies aud gentlemen. genenlly members
Of sister unions, who appeared to cEpe.
rience much pleasure in the entertainment
afforded them.
On Saturday evening awards were made
Of articles voted for with tho following 70.
suit: \ cake donated BY Mr.. Dan. Coch.
ran was voted to Mrs. Emma Alaeseevey re.
altzing Sl2 IL; another cake, presented by
Ms. Carrie McNasterS, which brought III
Sl2 Is, was awarded to Miss Mary Siarke;
u cake presented by L, $. jordan, ESQ,
was given to the Misses Sailer; a spring
mattress, which nettcd 81 90, was won By
Alr, James Barclay and palent poal box,
donated by Mr.. James Holiday, was voted
to Mr, James 7. Gray, bringing in SIC 90.
The net profits Of the entertainment are
about Sf5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

The river Is rising, but the condition Of
tho marks Is such that but little can be
told about the stage OF water.
Weather cloudy and cold,
The Parkersburg packet and the local
packets were on time Saturday.
The Hudson did not get off until late,
and had big trip.
The Thompson and the Salt Valley
passed up aaturday night.
Tho Katie StoCkdale passed IN vester.
day morning ut s o'clock,
the Mallie Ragon will be the parkers-
burg packet to-day ct 1880 o'clock,
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be
due ut noon.
The Salt Valley and StoOkdale, from
Pittsburgh, will pass down tonight.
lsr Telegraph
SEw ORLEANS, March 2s.-weather clear
thermometer CO.
aIEArliis, March %. = River rising
Weather clear and pleasant.
CtScISSATI, March 2S.-Riyer 81 feet
and rising. Clear and pleasant.
g. LOUIS, March 2S.-River risen one
inch. Weather clear and warmer.
EVANSVILLE, March 2S.-Riyer % feet on
the gauge. Weather cool and clear.
CAIRO, March 2S.-Riyer 80 feet S inches
and rising. Weather clear; thermometer
54'.
LOUISVILLE, March %. River rising; 10
feet 0 inches in the canal. Weather clear
and pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

4 CITIZEN GARRorED.-0n Saturday
night last, about 1880 o'clock, as Mr..
Thomas Newman, Q well known resident
Of tho Fourth Ward, was proceeding
homeward, he was pretty badly brighten.
cd by couple Of rascals who undertook
to garrote him. Mr.. Newman was going
down Jacob street toward his home, and
just as he passed Alley II couple Of men
sPrans out Of the darkness and, seizipg
him " the wrists, undertook to drag him
into the alley. OF course the victim made
all the resistance possible, and struggled
desperately IN their hands. As they were
dragging him into the alley they suddenly
took alarm at the sound Of approaching
footsteps, and releasing their hold started
up Jacob street. Mr.. John Dean, living q
short distance up the street, saw them
pass his house, but failed to recognize
them. Nj: Newman had about so in his
pocket, and he thinks that somehow his
aSSailants had some knowledge of the fact
Who or whatthey were he has not the re-
motest idea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

riIE Supreme Court will meet again on
April 9th,
THk boilers at the tAuphiin Mil, Mar.
tins Ferry, will resume work to-day.
TnE Board Of Directors Of the P. W. e
" 'pasS' haIJ a n,eSItn, a, Pjttshut,h
NJ satUs,i.r nv" "''s'"s :"
&C., ~ a.. p..,.. ,,.,d w.,
E.Ss;U UTs NAT lst ~ G0on v the nn.nc
i ES'sT " w. so sEn q ioo'O keep Jus Peac'
No. 1t. On. ~. r.,...,. Co,,..o
iii, H. SuaO r Ss o. W. rv HniloSe I
W. r sfS a n,' s" WaIn Ss,, s'''s' "S
y" y r,u"y eNsnuhs' Na'Vn -o'n'
Iho cia roII nos " arJ IG Ia, ,u IN s
coni"r mn Wv 10 III II o'c IS is"t H ni,,I, ''
'O ,,'' :, W ~ - s' O,, 'eS' "'s""
IhE baltimore 4 ohlo pay car utoppeu
S OT " ~ ihIS rI;v I"S, so,ms;sS p" wv
IT, - ''. 49, - :,
ih , ueeus N lee' TWO aeeHs =. tFu ~
anu .wo rSlyase ueIus McsG au,'t ~ 70
'eS CUT. on oaIutuay ny ''c county N'esa'
cann h Si'a ,rIiI hly,. n.P TIi Ia NY
So,,i;y NV .vIIe ". S, " q y phi sa
u'U U " y y VIVA VI .'.S v. I" i,O"N'
lliE steam hre engine Atlantic mas been
rcPalnted ana overhauled, ana looks
,inS """ new anu III 'eFS'e"V'e 'O"u''
n.y. TIr c.s Trrs,0os n.,,l ,,oo, his o,or.
i,a n .o S HSs H. M ,inv ves W." a9d NIL
s - I 'Ii1srni S S"p.UyvS " c,N VII
IS ia SVNO' ''' fP'''' ''''''' "'''N0' >''''N'
iT w., ,,,..,. ~ Arl... E;r. ~
lug SS Sxaln ,nt OF , AmuFe% Ns' o.
os @1 Win ~! ,ro M TOiorS InS.
s;co C,oII~oil -" 800 ''O'"s' 'N'N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24
TIE WHEELING DAY NEL1IeENoR MONDAY oRNTNe MARoR a. a

CALLIS's FoRrncoMiSd Cry DlREcroRY,
We are In receipt Of letter from Mr..
w. l.. Calm, Manager OF Browns Isle oil
Man Directory, Douglass, Isle Of Man,
concerning his proposed new Directory OF
Wheeling. Mr.. Calm left Wheeling In
August last, and during his absence has
been employed as DIRECTORY Manager
ior James Brown & Son, publishers oil
The Iale Of Nan TimoL He remarks In his
letter:
"As have obligated myself to bring
out tho second edition Of the Wheeling
Directory for lsIB-S0, shall resign my
present position as Manager for MesSrs.
James Brown & Sen, publishers Of the
Tuna, In order to conform 70 my obliga.
tons, andshould nothing occurto prevent,
shall be In Wheeling on or before the
iirst day OF April, 1879, to commence on.
erauons on said work. l extend my sin.
cere thanks 10 the business men for the
very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on INC, and solicit continuance OF
inc same In my coming work for
lSNlS0, assuring them that no pains will
be spared TO make the coming Directory
the most complete and reliable work ever
that my Directory Tor is77 was not only
decidedly ahead, but in fact the only
reliable Directory that Wheeling has ever
mad and consequently II my first attempt
should give such entire satisiac.
ton, my past experience in Wheel.
ing and my knowledge Of the city
generally, together with my late expert.
ence Us first Manager for one OF the lead.
Ing publishing houses in Europe, and that,
too, chiefly Ia the Directory line, they
may expect considerable Improvement
even on my former work, ] shall be on
hand promptly TO attend the work by
April LIST, OF course it will be impossible
on account Of the removals this spring to
begin work earlier"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

FAtRNoSr AND fARNlSoroS P.ScAFoRI,
NJ ASsocIATiON.-The Secretary Of State
on Saturday issued certificate Of incor.
poration TO the Eairmont and Pennington
fiScatorial Association, the object of which
y TO raise and propagate Dish in Marion
county. The Association will keep its
ptincipSl Office at fairinont, and Is to expire
July /, 1891. The sun Of $50 has been
subscribed to the Capilal stock, Of which
so has been paid in, and the privilege 70.
seTveIlUt Increasing said capital to 5000
The capital StoCk Is divided into shares Of
len dollars each, which are held Is fol.
lows; l. D, Raymond, w. Z. Hongh, j.
:. Hough, Z. L. Barnett, Fairmont, one
share each, and Patrick Murphy. Farming.
ton, one share; and the capital 10 be sold
to be divided into shares oflike amount,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

TnR CoYFlnExri4L DERErroRy MAN.
Mr. John D. Allan, Of Confidential Bust
ness Directory" notoriety, still fingers in
durance vile, and submits to his imprison-
ment very philosophically, putting in his
time in reading the sensational articles
concerning him which have appeared in
the public press, and idly smoking the
long hours away. He has telegraphed for
his brother, Mr., James Allan, Of Chicago,
to come and assist him out OF his dilemma,
and tits probable that gentleman will ar.
rive to-day: The bail demanded is :, 800,
and as Allan Is stranger in the city, he
has been unable as yet 10 procure n bonds
man. On Saturday he sent for Attorney
General White, with whom he had u con-
sultation concerning his case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-24

Handsome dress goods at cents per
New styles BrOcade Poplin IL! cents
per yard.
New styles MOhair Poplin 20 cents per
And a great variety Of new goods,
which will be sole extremely cheap fol
cash. All cash buyers are particularly in.
vited to call soon and avail themselves Of
rare opportunity to secure great bar.
gains in Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets,
Wall Papers, &c, &c. Nos. 2OlO and 209i
Main street.
Jonx RoEuEn.
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peath Q, Caih.

Those complaining Of sore tl,ms. I,o,-,,-
nes coughs or taking their ,dcSi5 =, Nj !,
should use Browns Bronchial Trocb S' ~
Their efficacy Is wonderful, The rennins h.
John l. Known & Sons, Bottom = ~, ssSL I,.11
aud y sold by logan, Lit & CO ana ey ySS,
druggist only In boxes, At % cent, Rsv,I,!,
Of WORTHLESS limitations. '' NsNSts
Browns Comphoratcd DcntrifFiee 49,,
the beSt Ingredients for preserving ma Nam.
Trying the teeth. Price sc, larse 6otiisS 80
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TnE ST. JAMES Horn. CLoSrn. : Tho
lessees OF the St, James Hotel, who have
been financially embarrassed for spme
time past, were obliged to succumb to tho
inevitable last week, aud on Saturday the
hotel was closed by their creditors City
Sergeant Sweeney has the hotel and turni.
ture In charge, tho effects OF MeSsrS Waugh
and Banks having been levied on By the
owners Tor feut. Mr.. Waugh, We under.
stand, has gonGto NirginiaS ulphprSprin
to make arrangements for openings sum.
uer hotel there the coming season. Mr.,
hanks Is still in tho city.
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CORRECT TINE tslsVraphed every day
from Washington, D. c., to the store Of
JACOB W, GRUB,
Washington Hall Corner.

SlIGur FIRE.-0n Saturday evening last,
about half.past six o'clock, there was a
slight blaze at the La Belle Mill, ocC1.
stoned by one Of the employees Of the com.
pany dropping lighted torch into the
fly wheel pit, which ignited the refuse
waste accumulated there. The flames
were promptly extinguished by the work.
men, without the assistance Of the Fire
Department, before any serious damage re-