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Why Lace In so Costly,
New York Graphic.l

The finest specimens OF Brussels lace Is &c
complicated as to require the labor OF seven
persons on one piece and each operative IL
employed at distinct features OF the work
The thread used is OF exquisite fineness
where It is sufficiently moist to keep the
thread from separating. II Is so delicate as
scarcely to be, seen, and the room is so ar
ranged that all the light admitted shall fall
upon the work. 1t is such material that rem
piece OF Valenciennes, not two inches wide.
from two to three hundred bobbins are some
times used; and for larger width as many
as eight hundred.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-30

The lunatic Potter is being initiated inshis
l.. B. Federmeyer. Federmeyer arrived at
Cheyenne, W. T., a few days ago, trundiing
his vehicle before him. He left San Fran
cisco on the eighth of December, bound to
New York, on wager to beat Potter's time.
He is now 300 miles ahead of Potter.
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Did you ever est 9 shadine salad ?
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SHREVEPORT, La, December 6.
Messrs Farley. Jurey h Co.. Nev Orleans.
o' WILLIAMSON h LEvIsEE.

charge further that Williamson n Levisee
received from Messrs. Farley. Jurey II Go. az
per cent commission for collecting the aforesaid
accounts and this do upon the authority o.
the subioined receipt, made out In your hand
writing and recspted In Williamsons
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] further charge that these accounts were col
lected by you through agents OF your own seleo-
ton and for whom yon are in law and In fact
responsible. and this, / hold, is sufficiently
proved by your own letter to Messrs. Farley.
Jurey 81 Co.. which here quote In full:
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has been in his glory ever since Ills trial has
pegun, and has naturally dropped back into
MS sensational aud autobiGgraphical style.
he denounced the trial the otheS day as a
sham, indie cent, unjust and uafair, and spoke
OF The audience that witnessed it as lot of
HUMANS. He went over the story Of the trial Of
Ihtlst In the Bible to com pa re it with his own,
ana was evidently we'll pleased with the COM
paflsou. He promises some rich sermons in
ehe near future. and is probably studyiEg up
some choice biilingsgate to hurl at his ac-
sSusers. There can be no doubt that his style
= popular 10 Brooklyn. and his church las
t crowded ever since he announced his in
tention to show fght.
THE TWENTY MILES RUNNING MATCH
signify revived the public interest in pedes-
I'd - tautSh, There Were seven entries in this
~, England and Canada being represented.
nr esp,ce heavy rain fully $500 persons were
ptosen5 Al Gllnore's Garden, many Of them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

River last rycrin= was ~ i,r.t and iall.
ing. Weather rloa,Iy ami r.h.
Saturdays bat, rrrc: Courier, ior
rmk"r,hurg, the Ios,l Imckr!>. and the
Hudson Tor Cincinnati.
The Salt Valley. from Ir"nlon. passed M
Yesterday muruin. n gorlurk.
The Katie >tprkdalr, iIum Cincinnati.
passed upat: ir.u.
The "wh1at .lu-rlh Nixon. with three
har.rS ri new rails, passed down NJ lr VI.
Til" y, T. Thompson. from Pittsburgh.
passed down last night.
Tao Mgnn will be the purkrr,bur.
packet this morning u, n! o'clock.
The Andes, from Cincinnati. will be due
Il; noon.
The salt Valley. from pirtSlmgvh. will
PASS down Tonight, mdlhc S,ork,lalr To.
morrow morning
ClNGNSAr, March IT, Rivers feet and
Ealing Arrived GolIrn RuIr, New Dr.
leans.
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Why Is lr?-"why is it that one house
can offer - much cheaper goods than
another This remark was made By n
lady las; week on reading the great otter.
ing Of Cashmcres and silks made by
Blum 4 Fro. We will answer the above
query, and tell the lady: Because this
iirm il composed Oi two 81 the most ener.
getic and wide awake business men tn he
found in any community. They buy oil
goods direct from the importers and manu-.
inctu"rS, pay cash iorrvrrythng, and by
this method save many dollar, which In
turn they save tn the customer who il
thus able To buy her dress g,o,ls cheaper
at the house Of |, Blum II lito than n,
any other in the city. =,
Every laly who las ever dealt at this
house has experienced the truth ui our
remarks. All those who wish In buy Il
Cashmere or Silk dress allhe lowest prize,
should NOT fail IN call on this rn;erprising
firm At llOi Main street.
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LOST IL \ Coat BAyE.-LlSt Friday
morning John Smith, son Of miner at
Cowan's coal bank. in South Whcrling,l left
home ogotO the bank and help his iilhrr.
The wagon 10y which he was usually taken
To his fathers room was hot at the mouth
Of the bank when IT, arrived. and he
entered the bank alone. thinking he vnnl,I
easily lind the way. lie lad not prurred.
eel fur before lac lost his hearings, and was
unable even to lind his way ont again
Mrs. smith, 81 course, supposed the boy
To he with his ialhrr while Saith. Oh
the other hand. thought that perhaps
something hail occurred 10 keep him at
home during the day ThuSno alarm was
felt n hiS absence ualil the husband wen,
home in the evening aal discovered from
his wife that he had H.; hruu hUulc since
morning
Mr.. Smith summpnri several friends,
and the pIrtv proceeded 10 tn" rDLl bank
and Instituted Il vigorous search far the
missing hoy. A;'UT ;hrrc long h1ur, III
careful srru,iuy. and when the almost Ills.
trar;ci father ha,l ALMOST conclude, Ia
give up the search in despair, the boy was
found in ~ r0Om long since abandoned, in.
iowhlch he had s;rayrd The little irl.
low was badly scared, and had lollord
Tor assistance uu'il he was 50 hoar>c he
could no; speak above q whisper.
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Rev. George H. Tlmycr, an Old citizen of
this vicinity known tn every one as a most in.
llucn,ial citizen, and Christian Minister Of the
NJ. Il, Church. just this moment stopped in
our store IL say; ~ wish everybody 10 know
that consider that bath myself ami wife owe
our lives 10 Shiluh'S Consumption Cure" Il
is having tremendous sale aver our counters
aud Is giving perfect satisfaction in all t,ls,> NJ
Lung Diseases, such rs nothing else las done.
DHs. MArrmErr Il FRAN,E.
lhurbon Ind, May u, 1873.
Sold by +, Backing, Odd Fellows Hall; C..
+. Dwight, 9th and Chaplnc StS l.aughln
Bros. \ Co., Wheeling and Husbands Il In.
skin, lirllairr,
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SnoorrSG AFrRlY At \ EAUSIo.-John.
Him Boot" Sherkey, gUt into trouble ut
Kate MONEYS house OF Ill shape on
saturday night. Officers Davis and White
were walking down Market street. shortly
after i clock. when they were Rccostcd
by Kate, who was looking inrR policeman.
and making the hes: time Of which
she was capable IN the dirrc.
ton nf the City Building. On
seeing Davis and White, she hailed them
from the opposite side otthc strcet,and beg
gch them ~ 90 to her house, Oh 18Th street,
below Fol. representing that "Boo;"
Shrckey aud man whose name she hi,l
not know were trying TO break in her
door.
The officers accompanied the woman Ia
her place, jointly occupied by herself aud
u sister In sin known us Carrie Coleman,
arriving there within few moments nj.
forwards. The woman Coleman was
found alone, the unwelcOme guests having
departed.
The women told the officers that about
II o'clock ShGCkcy and a companion came
TO the house and demanded admiilancc.
Mrs. Mooney refused " admit them, und
Sherkey declared that il she didn't open
the door he would break II in. Upon her
agaim refusing TO allnw them "a enter, the
pugilistic Sheekry commenced to BON.
bard the ,lOnr, wherrnpnn Mrs. Mooney
let drive at him with her little pistol, aud
rnptiCd chamber ni iiyG.shoUiGr in
his left breast, just above the heart.
ShcCkcy was taken 10 the Central Hotel bv
his companions, and a surgeon was called,
who prObed the wound, which ranged in
the direction OF the heart. The hall could
not be- found, but rs the revolver is Of the
smallest calibre, the wound is not COnSid.
cred serious.
Sheckcy was OH the street Yesterday, rs
usual and apparently suffered little, II any,
from the wound. 4 warrant WIS issued
for hisarrcst, but he was too quick for the
officers, and when they called at the hotel
to inquire for him he had gone to lIcllairc,
where lie is employed at q glass house
During the iracas 1.-THE Mooney mansion.
Sheekpy lost his gold pin, which was found
by Officer Davis. The officer proposes to
hold il until he has the satisfaction Of
making an official acquaintance with Mr..
SheekPy.
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CriEERiTIuS nj FIrTH ASSIvEliSAGN.- -
The Ladies Temperate" liInd, with Il
goDdly number al their friends, rrlcbratc,
their fifth anniversary in the Fourth 81
W. T.. Church, ON Friday afternoon last
The meeting was opened by the President
Mrs. John Carln. who read the 18th chap,
ter uf John.
After singing ".\Ii Hail the Power" lc.,
prayer was offered hy Mrs. II. Hubbard
Miss \. l.pgaI, SECRETARY, read her re-
port. giving a suCrinct account uithcwork
ui The past wear, speaking specially Of the
two BiUlS ui Hope orgaHiGc,land conduct,
rl by lie members 1T the ladius' Iiand
M! ~ iluIf earliest desire 10 see Friend,
Is Inn established here.
MIS-. Henry Hubbard, Treasurer, then
male her report, and at its close spoke OF
her firm conviction uf its being the duty
ui every Christian woman TO do what she
ran irr temperance. She spoke warmly 81
the 'lrnr- open where We may reach those
vino need our help in Gospel temperance
mcultng~ Int tho "uih ID too gIua1 lur lis
without urrr help.
Mrs. &eIsOn, Vice President, read a let
ter from Mr.. IT, L. Hopkins, oi Washing
ton. Ia, FIJI, ii words III cheer and runr
age, which sladdcnc,l the hearts Of her SIS
lrr~
An adde's, wis made 10y Mrs. : VI
WhiirSilr.
Frazer VT, offered by Mrs. lIr. George
Miss Eliza Mills read an extract nom 4
iialtiuip'r paper Of Il meeting where Mr.,
hr Kelley is working liur Tor Tia" sick,
stt.- puI Heath al liner s,n Mr. nriL,v
would have been present
\ lew earnest words from the President
ami the meeting was closed hv singing.
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Those complaining Of sore ihr,ai, hoarsr,
ness, r"Urh. taking their death g cold -
,hruid uSc "l!ruwn'> bronchial rrwh.,, IS
Thor efficacy Is WONDERFUL The genuine Ia,
John brown { Snu> Boston. IN each box.
AMI j, sid b. Logan. List n Go. and every
druggist only in h,yr,. At - cents. Beware
81 worthless limitations
hrnwn,s t"mphurir"l n"ntriiricc possesses
the hest ingredient, Tor preserving: and beau.
tiiyinr III" teeth. Price IN, Ia.g,. bottles.
Nm LAL-LM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

WHILE in New York this winter or
SPRING you need not pHy hrirc for meals
that YOU only yet once. In other words, ~
the Grand Central Hotel, on broadway, il
now conducted on both plans, the Amer.
lean s. ~ or s. 10, aud the European 81 M,
AMI upwards, per day, which allows you
to take your meals at the elegant licslaI.
rant, attached to the Hotel, ut moderate
prices, or to take II room only, and pay for
what meals YOU get. Mwr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

\ NEw C"NrInrNrE GAZE \ very Ecai
r"nli'lHn,c gang i. IU,, now being played
~ the country districts. which has Ihr al.
'lIiI"nal distinction ri helm. new. \
Young man arrives at SOME small place
lIon. railroad, where there il ancxprrss
Office, aud inErriatr, himself into the con.
iid"nrr ui Il hotel keeper. lie generally
claims To- he Mason. engaged IN selling
Masonic charts, or rIsr hr j. a picture
,lrllrr. Ai,cr lew ,lly- hi' arrnuplicr
III lhG city srni- him l,y rspru>, &. a. II.
u Inlnlily nj pictures, in reality worth Il
lew dollars. hut markrGal auywhcr from
TWENTY-FIVE To Thirty dollars, The young
man brrr"NN from the Il Irl keeper IiiI"ca
OF twenty doll Ir,, a. amp INT thr Ii" SAYS
lie Is short ni what i. necessary Ia get the
gnol', OWN: Ia the iir: lhIl y larger mum
hrr NJ pictures have been sem than he w.
prrlrd, and paying tie u.rUuv In the IN.
press Company, has the p.r'urr' moved To
the hotel The next day h. disappears.
leaving the p."urr,, and GDr, back 10 the
city t. SHIRE with the shipper ni,ll"g goods,
who has received lhr money from the EN.
pres Company The hr'ri keeper find,
IL" gIrl- To- h. pi the rrmmrmr-f ,,,l.,i
ton. The gam" ia, rc-.n'Iy hrrm p!Lyr !
JIrv"',miIv IN sr,"ri towns III the oil
region, AMI "'IIrr pIrl, ri Wr,tcTn Penn
sylvania,
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r" THE Mu>IcAL prmIr.-In addition to
the extensive catalogue ri American <hrc,
Music now on hand NJ Shcih's Music store,
under Washington Hall, Mrssrs. $rhu.
berth, Of New York, have appointed this lis
their agency for their foreign and domcs.
tic publications. including the I.itulf. Iur.
gcnSon and Gotta editions Of musical
works Shcih's Music Store will he found
the hest appointed depot ri musical publ.
cations in the city. rs alsu the cheapest,
all American Sheet Music being sold ut
hHJ prize, for cash, and Foreign Music
almost is CHEAP.
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foR cramps, palms. sudden chills, take
SNNrOEU'S JAMAICA GINGER. MrIw

WnIN hi" i rendered almost miserable hv
the lnn:'ui Rheumatism. Neuralgia nr kin
drci diseases; wltru yuu have lrird tue nurnrr.
Oh, rriuHl.r, which ar recommended with
"uI avail: when your physician has hunc
all he could ipraSr Your pains. and still YOU
~U;'rr dn not h" discouraged "rh.m j. n
bahia for every wuUnd, lhw>rn's Curative
/, the one great rur"iur Rheumatism, Neural.
!:jd, lt;nl.irlIr. Diplhhrri SORE Threat. in Cprt
all complaint, wErr'thrrri, ,limur inirmmn.
ii"n. eve II a lrial inl Won will Net l,r lii
appointed. Every druggist has ii. uWrAw
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Handsome dress goods at cents per
yard.
New styles Brocadc poplin ~ cents
per yard.
New styles NIolair roplin % cents per
yard.
And great variety OF new goods,
which will bc solG extremely cheap for
cash. All cash buyers arc particularly in.
vitcd TO call soon and avail themselves 0i
II rare opportunity to secure great lar.
gains in Dry floods, Notions, Carpets,
Wall Papers, &c, &c. Nos. 2Olg and 9O2l
Main street.
.IOHS RuEMEH.
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Che Qn1elllgeutt1;*
office: No-. ~ and 20 Fourteenth street


Auction >alr-W. II Halter.
Iarlur Coal Na>cS-NrsGi:t X Fro.
Notice 10 the Public.
Seated Proposals inr Medicines.
Sealed Proposals ipr Removal Of Gar
lagr aud OiIal.
pmwiHg Room Furniture Ii. Mcndel 4
Co.
Regular TUESDAY Packet Andes.
E-Imy-llur,c~.
Tho. Hughes * C".-Mcrchant Tnilors
Martin Thornton.
Correct Time. ". ,irUbb.
Farmers aud Garlucrs Notice.
Or. !. I. Earnings braces.
Mar,hal's Sale Fourth page!
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Ilr,c Is II" person. living hut what su,lyr,
mnrr ct los With lwn' lii>,.,.r raur,a. ;"I,l,
ar CONSUMPTION. ~, I-- &" .u.l lie rather
iElu l1y ,'vrgIs ''' ., 'r,l'rui mc,l!rr t..,
N"'''' ''il, ,urru. H. 4. H.. 'r,,.., ,,,,,,,,,,
sylu' hn' lately hcvr r.insiu,,.l in tin. ,r,,,.
Try irm ''"rmauy AMI ~, vnudrnu. ,I,,r,
h."ht'Ii"N'p "nu that the, It II van doubt
Nh'l w 'ny IN print, 'ut rhl, uli and r,Lr If
m\"ur Druggist ant srI .nml,Ir hottie I'm
'"''"''hnd'N u Ola nWN'hr ne l"r 5t,ul,,
NWtNW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

Tue WEArnEE-The furry Of snow on
saturday night, after bright, sunny day
with u bracinv atmosphere, brought ia
mind the adagt that ''Onc robin does not
make a Spring, and showed there was Al
least as much truthas poetry In the quota.
ton. Again, las, night, following balmy
Spring.like sabbath day, driving snow
storm set in about : O'Clock and continued
for two hours or more. The weather i
gencrlllya little crooked about 81. Pat
rick's bay in the morning II won't
do 10 tie 10 for snring MpAiher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

Il i strange ~ many people will continue
Ia sullrr day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, ten.
crl Debility when they can procure ut ouI
store Snr0H's NIrALIER, free If cost, IL il
does lot relieve 0rcurr them Price, - cents.
Sold by T.. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall: c. f..
Dwight .ithand ClmrlinrSIS; Iaughlin lirus.
4 TO-, Wheeling; and Husbands & Inskip,
N.llnirr
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HirE Nr>hannurkS Seed
l'iur NrShannurkS Seed At
hNERrH Ens.,
illu Main II.

l.. :. "A llyt we'll established 10y unpur.iiuna.
III" Ir>'imrny that Halls Hair Remover re-
news. ,lram>r,, hfichlru>, invisurllr, ami r.
stores tn H. original color aud luSIrr faded
gray "r dis "l"rrd hair, rhraply, quickly aud
Nltyly. THE punr,Ht people prr,eT ~ buy II
AM IT," il, rather than :. Ii"liaim IN man
uri H"r" '"~, ,hr ihhII Wrri> can lclnral".
i!,''ns.. hlamrhul l"'k> "r grizzly hrarl. that
IT, vN ~" aged AMI passing lu decay. \ VERY
'.lur; trial will convince the most skru;it,.,
that 1t ,"> eradicate the ,,alr di.r.-,y Il Li,h
rob the hair ri it, edo: .,nI lrr tui >ra..
ku) hi''. ',yaf,..
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. Oil Cloths.
on Cloths, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Window shades, Window Shades, new
goods arriving every day and for sale
cheap, at q. q. ROth's.
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FoE Lame lack, Side ur Chest Use SmLom's
PoRnus PLASTER Price, - cents. Sold by T..
Backing odd Fellows Hall e. +. dwight
nth and Cliaplinr SIS. Iaughlin lirus. a ca.
Wheeling; and Husbands Il InSkip. Brllairc.
NWF1pOw
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puI.Irr uursr-JrIE Cmnmrr.

There was only ono case before the
Court on saturday morning. viz:
John Beck, a cattle dealer from YoungS-
town. Ohio. was arrested about midnich;
Friday night, at the Baltimore u Ohio
Depot, by Officer Miller, for drunkenness.
He was fined 81 and costs, which he paid.
There were two Cases mp al the after
noon session. James Stafford and Harry
TRADE, couple ui la boys, were arrest.
Ell by officer Davis for iiSrrlrrly conduct
Al the Il. X .. depot. They were fined -
and costs each, but the lines were after.
wards RENTED on account Of their youth.
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Sru' in and take look at the Carpets
before buying elsewhere and bc runyin-
ced that you Tan buy u Carpet rs cheap.
i not cheaper, thnn at any other house in
the city, ut Il. Il. ROth'S. s.
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WNsUxGro> j. C.. March liza NJ
For Tennessee anI the ohio Valley, rainy
aud snowy followed hy clearing weather,
colder north ia west winds aud higher
pressure
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\ cnUGH il natures elIorito rld the sys.
ten Of waste matter Assist nature, then,
by using nr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
% cents bottle.
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JACESoN'S Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
baccn. Retailers tan buy it Of Joseph
SPcidel n Co., in ), ~ and ~ pound pack.
ages.
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TE,SsrEE ~ Er, f,T,TE The follow.
ing deed ~ lee, ,ian-i'rriu. real estate,
was admitted u record ia the uiIirc DflhC
Clerk ii the County l;pUFt. saturday.
Decd made March Ii. l>7r hy Mary |.
Mason and ticor." 4 Mason. her hTs.
band, tn I.mma >iriumLu. tot lot ~. | IN
square NJ. ; in Checklists amended nal
dillon I" the city 81 Whr"uH.. on Wheel
ing l.ilUi. bounded Du H." nrgihh y Fifth
sIn..,. ell IA" ra~' hv Chestnut street, nI
the -rU,h hy ip' y, !. urd ~ 'Irr west 10y
an ally. S..tEsI
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This Court sat as usual on Saturday
morning.
George Stein disappointed Guardian ui
George j. Stein. Andrew +. Stein, John C..
Stein. Rosannn J.. stein, Sophia Stein.
Maggie Stein and Annie May Stein. or
phans Of Joseph aud Mary Stein. Bond
$50, with Valentine BelIingcr as surety
Court adjourned without trauSacIing
any other business, to this morning ut .
O'Clock.
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Jvar RErEivHn.-A new lot oi Ladies'
ard Misses IIlark and Brown Basket Cloth
and line ki'l Button Shoes at L.N Blnnds,
lI,'j Main street.
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NEw SrRISU LISTERS for ladies wear in
large variety, can be found only At
lIlUN 4 nGn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

JoSErm SrEInEL& Co, wholesale groccrS
are headquarters for .lackson'S Test T"har
CO.
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FNIHEH DEI N"o"LE's l'g"TrDEs-Thrrr is
u very worthy Catholic priest in New York.
VIII - heart warmed years ago iuTa'd tie
frirudiC,> Ir'hin> who circulate the great
newspaper, Of the metropolis. Agents as they
are IN their siual way ri some II the m. It
prosperous institutions in the country, until
fa,hcr nrumgoulc rose mp lis their uilvora'c
iw"-thirl> al the childish host lived ~ care.
ic.,.y Us wild beasts. Father Drumg0nlr -.
iaiiii>!Irl refuge for them. supplied the
hacking JIrr and protection IL their Iarrnt>,
NV that they were cleaned aud well clothed,
AMI when they came To linn cut. wounded
Hnl bruised, u, such walls are Hpt to b.. All
piled Gir,' liuin"nt l0dihr Ammonia To their
sores, This Is the only surgery that he uses,
and his honorable name i one Of irs strongest
endorsements.
Sold hy all druggists Send fpr pamphlet.
DR. GILEs,
40 West Broadway, New York.
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Psr.,s e. Mr>u", Mr I VI hillrn
LETT nu'ir Steamer lnuir k"li. saturday
morning. hr W"r!iiwn, u. Nhcrr L."
intend. u Ir.li" hr,ra''"r.
Prot Ea.IwprI 4 Bethany College,
va. IN town uu saturday.
Crl l. II p"rylru and i,mi,y, who
have been travelling ~ Eurppr for p,n.r
months. NJ" expected q, r"'urH ~ Whrri
In. ,um" iuu" 90 Nls
DEACON >j"u" arjiW'y who hay" i""u
making 4 '.mr"t ,hr Ilyiy I.mt. are rN-
urr;rI huiur thi- wee.
reporter wa- dipL'rL"I from this office
last evening 70 interview sheriff. Jingle
concerning Tie su;iuu' charges mad" by
sunday paprr implirT'in! him in H..
parted atlrnrt To Ihil"WA'h' 'h" Max.
we'll aud King ca.r. Nc Tinglr Was not
iuuud 1t hrrmr, lring alrrnt IN Washing.
Ton llcwill not return until after the
organization II Cur2rss.
Hon, = Brady las "rr 'Llnk'Irr pub
lnr.
Iruk 7 wmg the good looking and
.rullrnnnly irayoirri,r llauisN Ewing,
noru-t.. l'iI-lwgh iu IA" ri'y
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EUR SAAE

lIois" u irsy and Harness The horse I. very
Phirt AMI >hiiilu" Tor faulty diving. Will IL 4d
very low Az. 1" +. {. swift No III MAlu i.
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EOR SAlE.-Brick House containing
L sX ionn': RrnI iur SIg PER month. Can he
purchased Tor SIVT, also a Double. Frame IIOuse.
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