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NV ApvERIlsEMENrs.
A IMPLICATIONS IoR LIoENsRs.


Name q pesous applying for Coffee Heuss and
OrdinAry Licenses Tho applications VIII b aeted
upon 81 Council At ameeihs to b hsld on Tueldiy,
Anisf, Henry, southwest sornsf Nain and sOath
Iisdsnbash, John. iS2s Marie. street.
Beutef, Joseph, Jr,, 10l5 Maln street.
Alumenberg Henry, Isl MarketItreet.
Beck,J H., 955 Market street,
BonenbetHur, Potter, an Main street..
Biehoh Frederick. l&2s Water street.
Behler. Chal q 100 Market street.
Biebuson, Henry, 1879 South street.
Reuter-, Joachim, 1l20 Market street.
Blrkle, O.. i0IS Market street.
Dauber, q. j., SIS Main street.
,Poose, John B., 225s Main street
Go0tie, VIM, 2aol Market street
.aIrtsan. Jap9 H., St2 Wood street.
Gundliug, VIM, 100 Market street.
Heddreh, Chris Ian. al Main street,
Haitensteln, Wm, s1S Main street.
Hell, Casper, $50 Eighteenth street.
Heller, Lawrence, 1855 Market street.
kres,, LIborius, l0i Seyenteenth street.
klAh Franz, 0 Eleventh htreet,
Korell, Martin. 80 Aain street,
KleTei, John, $40 chapllns street.
Kober, Frederick, 1915 Market street.
Ksnued, John j.. 100 Market ItrSot.
Koch, Charles, 1871 Jacob street.
KlePpner, Ernst, 80 Thirty-third street,
LohIe, Julius, 2itb Market street
Lehnsrt, Henry, 1tg7 Market street.
Michel, Henry. COO Main street.
Mas1p, John, 22o7 Main street.
Mathews, James, 40 Seventeenth street.
Mathews, August, 1881 Market street.
Meier, William, Ssil jacob street
MeMAnauAy, VIM, 1914 Main street.
Neldermeler, Kathertna, S625 Chapline street.
Nupge, JIeob. 1915 Mnket ltreet.
Noite, Louis 35ll Jacob treet.
Ranscher, Joseph. lii6 Market ttreet.
Relneke, VIM, S62a Eoh street.
Roblnson. James, lbs Water street.
Belt August, Room No. Warrington Hall
Twelfth street.
Rltster, Leopold, IS Fourteenth street.
etoker, q. A., $500 Chapline street,
sIebke, ChriB., 1881 Msiket street.
schWarzb1eh George q Eleventh street.
sehElrz, Heinrich, 224S Market street.
schwalb, Louis, 1912 Main street.
Soldier, LonlS, 2eo5 Market street.
sheskey, John j., lii9 MArhet street.
Unruh, Frank, 1928 Water Atreot.
Walther, LorenE, 1901 Chapllne street.
WeflP, Lorenx, ESQ Main street.
Nitdtbuleh, August, 1881 Market street,
Warner, Gregory, 2525 Market street.
Widdel, Fred. ala Main street.
oRpNAErEs.
Bolt, Geo. F., ZIG and ais Main street.
busch. A., 1925 Market street. o
Eberllpg, Caroline, q Twenty.second street.
Husetnen, LeEis, 1884 Water st Get.
Neuhard, Henry, 1910 Market street.
R0ereeht, John, Fourteenth strict, 81. Charlie
Hotel.
Rlne, james, 1914 Market Gtreet.
Renner, Herman. 22Sg Market street.
Rothleker, +. j., 1850 Market street,
NoWeg, Christian, it0S Jacob street.
apls ALEX. uPDkGRAfF, City C1esk.
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A Man sei.ed by an Enrased Mule and
Makes a Marrow Escape.

A Man Seized by an Enraged Mule and
Makes a Marrow Escape.
BALTIMORE, April ia few minute af-
ter nine o'clock. this morning as a team
OF six mules attached to the wagon Of
Isaac Peddicord, OF Baltimore county, en-.
tered Calvert street from Saratoga, one Of
the mules fell, causing considerable con-
fusion among the others. P. Deialco,
driver Of blue line car No. 94, which was
passing at the time, lent his aid by hold.
ing the animal which had fallen, to pre-
vent injury 10 the others, when large
iron gray beast in the team became infuri-
ated, and rushing at Defalco, seized him
by the left forearm with his teeth, raised
him completely from the ground, shaking
him as a dog would rat. Three times did
the animal do this, when Defalco struck
him powerful blow upon the ear with
his fist, and caused the mule to loose his
grip. Gu letting 20, the mule attempted
TO tranple upon the man as he lay on the
ground at his feet, but Deialco lodged
under the body Of the animal aud got upon
the sidewalk. The teeth oil the animal had
cut clear through two coats which the in
jured man wore and laCerated his arm
badly.
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ANusEMESrs.-Acos he Continent. -Thil
play was repeated last night at the Opera
House to q somewhat reduced audience,
yeti the house was ofiairsize. The managers
did not keep their promise to introduce
new specialties, but the old ones took
very well. Leave these out and tie play
would be q poor thing. II Byron's com.
pany were no better than himself 1t would
be a poor thing any way. As 1t is, the
show affords enough clever things to pay
one for sitting out the rest OF 1t.
Uncle Toms Cdbin.-This old, but popu-
lar drama, is to be produced at the Opera
House tonight for the nobody.knows.
how.manyeth time. But we expect 10 see
q good audience. The hold "Topsy,n and
marks" and George" and "Elizl," and
blessed little EVA, and the old black hero
himself have on the public is something
wonderful. And II the play is we'll pre-
sented, as We have reason to believe 1t lie
going to be, the audience will be well re-
paid for their time and money.
The Cmiqtn.-The new programme at
the Varieties, at the Academy OF Music, Is
made up OF good features, and an evening
there Is very enjoyable for those WHO like
finn.
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THE CouRrs. CIRCUIT CouRr judge
Marin,-This court met OF a. N. yester'
day, and disposed Of the following busi-
meas:
The case OF the State VS.. A. @. Merri.
field and James Sutton, having been set
for yesterday, and there having been q
severance att former day, the case against
the former was called for trial. The de-
Tense announced their readiness for trial
but the State desiring to amend the in.
dictment, II so advised hereafter, a con.
sent order was made, continuing the case
until next term, the defendant entering
into his own recognizance for his appear.
anpe at that time, and he was then dis.
charged.
The case Of the State vs.. James Sutton
was continued on similar terms.
No other cases having been set, the
other new criminal business having been
postponed at a former day, TO the week
beginning the Sd OF May, court adjourned
until Saturday nextat 9 o'clock.
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Tho Athsneu,n isitS.

Edltofs iaiAlEeneor.
The Communication in your paper Of
yesterday morning on the subject Of the
location Of the Soldiers Monument by
E1-soldier, appears to have attracted con-
siderable attention among interested par.
ties. / cheerfully endorse the views Of
Ex-soldier, and hope It may have the ei-
feet Of inducing the committee who have
the matter in charge to purchase this loca-
ton and have the monument erected
there.
Surely II our dead soldiers are deserv.
ing OF "a monument dedicated to their
memory, they are likes Use equally desery-
ing q suitable and proper location on which
TO erect It. What q farce 1t would be on
Decoration Day, for our veterans to deco
rate monument with flowers, that was
built up in the middle Of q public street.
We trust our veterans will look as care
fully to the selection OF q proper sic for the
monument TO the memory OF their fallen
comrades as they would 70 the selection Of
place dedicated to the burial Of their
own household. would also suggest 10
the committee, as orators on the occasion
OF the unwilling Of the monument, the
names Of General Nathan Gof, Jr., and
Judge Melvin-both worthy soldiers OIL
West Virginia, and able speakers; also Q
poem by our poet, VIM. Leighton, Jr.
ANOTHER EX.SoLDIER,
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q IN
AZ mn tons N o,a' she laid mn AZ ibe
nnfsr y bayf Ia await q Iiss IN tbe River.
f,Fba Ajica n on yorte from , a. Ionia for
pitfshnreh with a carco az ore. and n IA
l;,eIv aha win 'hava to Law mn here miles
the river sweils. =
The Grahafn passod down yos.srday q,
route for Cineinnati. and the Buckeye
State M for Pittsburgh.
ThaW n GhsnceiInr Ia dina to.dav from
Cincinnati. and win return tomorrow at
the usual hour for departure. She has
first class accommodations for passengers,
and Is differed by polite and and attentive
gentlemen.
me chesapeake 6egan daily ulps Pc
tween I'VE sallipolis and ParSersonrg on tne
ps.ks srsSS'l .Sa y. us'pous ~ e A. ANU
4 pii,shnssh n a. .,y..
II renorted tbat Cant PIN Anshutx IA
IN tsta Command r H ~ m tbs Inhn " Garrett n
and bSrees. Cant. a. il al present In charge
oithe Hudson.in the Cincinnati trade.
Pittsburgh Commercial Gd,elLs:
The river at Davis Island is getting to
be one OF the worst places steamboats, have
to contend with, causedit IS claimed, by
the construction OF the dam at that point.
The Fannie Tatum, as noted in the Com.
nIerctal Gdsette Of yesterday, was aground
more than two days, and there are those s
VINO tnink !nst uncle sam sn ,I %
made 70 stand the ioso thereoy lqcntreoi
commissioner hsum, Q, tne lntetna sl
hevenus, mas Issued an oiaef 70 cgisct .aS
autnotiLilng mem 70 seLl spesSial IL, sna
o Sa steam nj bo az 'A4' u s'UA0s' AnS s'
- swan IN. r.,....,s,
p,.,.... p . N, ~ p,....o ..o. a
rIFIsBVGeh, APtt io.HhlVeIo Lees
inches anu lainng. weather ciouuy anu
WARM.
IN; MAsg .Si., Apfd io'1h ., p rsins
T Win teet Oh Tue snoais' AIfiNeu' hnes'
oslto'
MEMPHIS, April l5.-Weather cloudy:
River fallen ) inches. Arrived: City O.
Vicksbnrg, Vicksburg. Departed: ool'
ofaao' o.. LOUIS.
HIcKsBuRa, April l5.-Weather cloudy
and threatening. Thermometer TSS. kivei
stationary. Up: Jno: u. Maude. Down;
Annie I. Silver and Centennial.
CINCINNATI, April 15.-River 16 feet
4 inches and falling. Arrived: Andes
Wheeling. Departed: Stockdale, Pitts
burgh; Ariadne, Tennessee river; Lee,
Memphis; Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans
CAIRo, April l5.-Riyer so feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. Thermome-
ter 66s. Arrived: ]. w. Garrett, st. Louis
Grafton, Ohio river. Departed: ]. W,
Garrett, Ohio river; Grafton, New Or.
leans.
FyAssvttnp Apr;l 15-Ra;ninvto .nipht
Mercury 75o River 10 $40 and falling
Up: Andy Baum III Dorado. Down:
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Rey. j w. Toland,
OF Bellaire, was in the city yesterday.
Prof. l. II. Haines resigned his position
as teacher OF penmanship in Wheeling,
closed his class here, and departed last
monday for Waynesburg, Pa, whore he
has been selected as Professor OF Penman.:
ship in Waynesburg college.-AdrttnI'
Ferry Melrs.
is the guest Of Col. George B. Caldwell, on
Sixteenth street.
Mrs. DR.. Wray Grayson, Of Washington,
Pa, is the guest OF her brother, Drl Robert
Hazlett, Of this city.
Col. j. W. Holiday and wife, accom-
panied by their nephew, Harry, went TO
Wheeling to-day on q visit sesbsnrttte
Herald.
DR.. Errett o. Myers is confined to the
residence Of his father, Rev. Myers, near
West Liberty, with typhoid fever.
Col. B. F. Bond, travelling agent B. d o.,
was in the city last night.
Hon. ]. Fl. s. Trainer, OF Steubenville, a
prominent attorney and politician, was at
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Maj. Ed. S. Norton, proprietor oil the
new MClIuI6 t1Ouset hCCUmpdultu w hip
wife, baby and nurse, left yesterday for 8
visit to Baltimore, Nd, and Richmond,
Messrs. B. F. West, Addison Thompson
aud ]. W. Shannon, three prominent
young st. Clairsvillians, were taking in
Wheeling yesterday.
Basil 4. Bowers, Esq, an attorney at
New Martinsville, came mp to Wheeling
yesterday on business.
James 81. Mann, a prominent citizen Of
Philadelphia, and Arthur Teece, Of Pitts
burgh, were among the guests at the Nc
Lure House yesterday.
F.S. Shore, Chas. Gould and wife, and
Fl. Gould, Of Fairmont; ]. N. Cunning
ham and @. L. Beatty, OF Warrington; 8.
W. Harbert, OF Lumberport; John and
Homer Beck, OF West Liberty; ]. S. Stand
iford, OF New Martinsville, and O. f.
Kotzbue, OF West Liberty, were among the
West Virginians ut the Stamm House yes
terday.
Mr.. 6. W. Atkinson, formerly editor Of
the Wheeling Standard, was in town q
short time last week. Though Republi.
can he is an excellent man and has many
friends here.--aingantoDn Netu Dominion.
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SURPRISE PAgrY.-A surprise party was
given last night in honor Of the natal day
OF Miss Annie Hess, the young and &C.
complished daughter Of Christian Hess,
Esq, OF his residence on Main street.
About twenty couples met at Miss Emma
Schwertfeger's residence and at % O'Clock
proceeded TO the Hess mansion, followed
by the ever smiling "Josie and his little
band" after the opera. Among those
present we noticed Misses Ella Hoffman,
Mollie Marsh, Lizzie Gilbert, Melia Eb,
bert, Lizzie Frank, Amelia Heftly, Mary
seabright, Lizzie Hague, Treas Renuer,
Lizzie Renner, Mary Breinig, Emma
Schwertieger, and those In the house,
Aggie and Annie Hess. Among the gen.
tlemen we noticed Messrs. viii. Franz.
helm, Frank Hoffman, Will. Welty, Chas.
Reed, H. E. Richard, DR.. Moenkemoeller,
Brose List, Lou. Neidhardt, Will. Meyer
Of Kansas City, John Ebbert, George
Stamm. At midnight an elegant repast
was served,
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PRoF. ARMsrRoNe's CoScRRr.-The con.
cert to be given tonight by Prof. VIM.
Armstrong will certainly be the musical
event OF the season. He will be assisted
by Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. George B. Cald.
well and Prof. Herman Schockey. A
young lady pupil Of Prof. Armstrong will
make her debut. Mrs. Caldwell will sing
song composed by Prot. Armstrong. Prof,
Armstrong will render the Largo from
Beethoven, O minor, conceto.
Tickets now on sale at Lucas.
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TRASsSERs OF REAL EsrATE.-Theiol follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were admitted
70 record In the office OF the County Clerk
yesterday;
bell aud wife to Mrs. Margaret Hey, for a
part Of lot IS, In Daniel zane's addition
10 the city, for 500. ~.
Deed made March gath, 1880, by Frank
Stewart aud wife TO Heron Stewart, for
the undivided ball OF the Thomas Stewart
farm 10 Ohio county, for 5000.
Deed made July 9th, 1877, by the Green.
wood Cemetery Association 10 ID. ii. KIM
mons, for burial lot A In section g., for
$50.
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FAsHIoSADLE WEDDING. - Mr.. Frank
Cruise and Miss Emma Speidel were mar.
riud AZ $50 =. NJ. yesterday at the church
OF the Immaculate Conception, by Rev,
Father SchleiCher. The ushers were Mr.,
Custer sutz aud Mr.. Speidel. Alter the
ceremony areception was given the happy
couple At the residence Of the brides moth.
or, ut which many ladies and gentlemen
we're present. The "Miller GleeClub !" oil
which Mr.. Cruise ia o member, presented
him with beautiful silver mounted toilet
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The marks last evening indicated 9
feet . inches and falling.
Business at the leyee dull.
The local packets arrived aud departed
as usual.
The Pres Ellison is the prompt Bellairs
packet leaving at the hoursistated in her
time table below.
The Diurnal will be ready TO resume
her place in the Parkersburg trade satur-
The DacOtah arrived yesterday from st.
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THE MENTAL AND MORAL MOVEMENT.
Three members OF the committee up.
pointed at the last meeting OF citizens TO
draw up constitution and by laws for
the proposed young mems association, met
last night ut Judge Cochran's law office
and made considerable progress in their
work. The project Is now in the right
hands, and bids fair to be ultimately
crowned with success.
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ROLLER SKATfSd.-This comparatively
new amusement is admitted to be one OF
the most exilarating and healthful e1er-
sises available in all weathers, In nearly
all the large cities there are numerous
halls devoted exclusively to this pursuit,
and called Kinks. We are glad TO know
that our own city is to take on another
metropolitan feature at an early day, the
same being one Of these Kinks. Mr.. ]. III.
Fenton, patentee and inventor Of the 70.
nous "Fenton skate" Is at the New Nc.
Lure House, his business in the city being
the preparation OF the hall. For this pur.
pose the room formerly used as gymna.
SUM and business college;at the corner oil
Fourteenth and Market streets, adjoining
Germania Hall, has been rented, and an
elegant hard wood floor is being laid. The
rink will be inaugurated on next
Tuesday night, when large party
OF invited guests will witness the frsl
skating. We prophesy great popularity
for the new Advancement in Wheeling.
It has had almost phenomenal success
elsewhere, and we suspect that the follow
ing extract from recent commendatory
article in Seribner's Monthly helps to ex.
plain this: Nowhere can our young PEG.
ple-boys and girls together-meet in
more healthy, natural and hearty relations
than at the rink. Nowhere can q manly
young fellow-we say 1t without shadow
Of silly sentimentality-so commend him.
self to the regard OF frank, kindly girl
as by his patient, considerable and hopeful
care in series Of first skating lessons
Nowhere is tice, courageous, spirited girl
more attractive than in the modest bul
fearless determination with which she ad.
dresses herself to the better instruction
OF her more robust companion. Young
eyes will light up at the glance Of other
eyes, We know; young hearts will bea,
responsive TO other hearts, why not 9
thousand times better in the circle o.
kindred and friends, under the fine in
spiration OF noble exercise, than in the
atmosphere Of maudlin sentimentality?"
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, April l6-1 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy,
rainy weather, warm southeast yeering to
colder northwest winds, falling followed by
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, increasing cloudy
with rain, warm northeast TO southeast
winds, falling barometergenerally followed
by risiug barometer and colder northwest
winds.
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Mr., FRANK wItKE, La Fayette, Ind,
tells us:ot a man in his city who suffered
for . long time with Rheumatism. He was
90 sick that he could not move; his legs
swelled up considerably, and he suffered
great pain. After q few applications OF
81. JAcoBs On the swelling snbdued, and
all pain left him; he was cured.
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Tug Manufacturer Insurance Company
have removed TO their new and elegant
office on Market street, opposite Stanton
4 Davenporls' Book Store. This office Is
the largest and most convenient IN the
city.
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wanted-situation.
Notice-Brues & Golfer.
Business Stand for Rent
Applications for Licenses.
Vienna Bread %. Behrens.
Auction-Cummins & Woods.
Engravings-E. L. Nicoll, agent.
Wanted Girl to do HouseWork.
For Cincinnati, &c.-Chancellor.
Elegant New Goods-Turner & Dillon.
Commissioners Sale Of House and Lot
in North Wheeling.
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nRRMAN pRPARrMENT.
Respectfully submitted,
JoHs @. HERyEI,

The Clerks report was also received and
approved. 1t gave in detail the sums
spent for each ward schools, for books for
INDECENT pupils, chalk and other incident
al expenses of all kinds, in the past month.
The aggregate was SIZES.
The Committee on Finance reported
back a petition from George Q. Black, ex.
City Collector, asking that the sum oil
$40 90 be refunded to him, such sum hav-
ing been enormously paid over by him 70
the Treasurer OF the Board. The commit
tee recommended the granting Of the pc
tition, and resolution to this effect pre-
vailed. :.
the attention Of the Board, on motion, IL
adjourned.
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LADIES skirts, chemise, night dresses,
fine assortment, and cheap, at Geo. G
Roth's.
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nENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE
IL SIRE 10 ave their natural teeth We would ~
that No are now better prepared than gVer before 70
enable them 70 do %. By the use Of 40 ELEcTso
NAaTrIfo PLussER We can and arc making better
and handsuuer Gold Filing With more eAse 10 our
Patients, than have heretotora been made IN tins
city or elsewhere, without tho aid Of the Electric
Pilpger. What We say We can prove py aesuM
NATURALIZATION Call and see for yourselVeS.
JAMIE NJ. SURGIsON 8 SON,
aut No. lifS Market 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
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New stock Of ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver watches Just Uptned.
JACOB W. J6RUBs, the lewslsr.
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4 Our stock ottowels and table linens ia
now complete, and as cheap as can be
sold in the city. GEo. g. Roth.
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Mn. W. S. HuTcuxs has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books.
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SATURDAY, APRIL I'm, iSlA

Al the front door Of Ohio county Court Hos, -
meneinE At 10 o'clock 4. ", proceed 10 'el y ". y.
auction 70 The highest ana tcst y ild 1ls y 1,
owned b.. the North Wrst yipiHti Ast'sllisi = Z
cieiy, Situate on Wheeling lSlandi AMI tfe'l z
1Falr Grounds" SAID properly oon'lhg - ~
acres Of choice land, suitable Tor bulldog VI ~
fully described 10 the follOEing dc, y uhSs n
enec Is had, viz A decd made b. Z !; HnG .i :
Others 70 aald North West ViHinla Agnnli,I,.Il
elety, dated November u.s. 1861 sd r't''1ti, y a
No. IS, pages ISL 10 the rr'ofi' o. ds'lI =.
county, West Virginia, aud 10 aaes: E S: ,
KIrEeisuer and wife 70 cid North Ws,ll
cultural Society, dated FrhfuT! u, lsil ~ 4,
Cd ~ Deed Book No. %, lAgt 60 Ioll' V'AA'
eordB.N ....,--....L.,,,.ss Y,s
hand and the residue Ol cfeilloi o u y. =
months with interest, for which P'ynr'.,. y. -, y
chaser Il 10 give his notes al 'if'g'M s,s5i
The title also retained until The p1fei4A' -
'' MICHAEL. BELLY. ,-,aa
X. J BOYD
EARL ~. O'LEBAIJ III
GEO. A. wICKHAM, AucII 'HecT'
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THERxoxxrER REcoRp.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schuepi's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
isD. 1880.
7aE. isM.sEs::N7Is; " AN ~ l2 y 4 %1 q
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The cheapestwhite muslin underware Il
to be had at Geo. 6. Roth's.
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DR.. J. d. Rimpson's Specific T ~ a.,s'I
d 4 positive cure Tor sPcTIlll0rfa,A, si.l.al
Weaknnls and all dlstalo ftsutits ii ol Isftf
. Nervous Debility, lfriilbilliyj ,s.,, y, ~
tionsl darS nrou,enti Of The SERIOUS y iis@ ts,s
Pain n BIek or Side, Los Of Nenll!, -
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ELEGANT Piano Covers. cheap, at shelb's
Washington Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-16

CALL and examine our line Of corsets,
gloves, ladies underware, beautiful line
and cheap, at Geo. g. Roth's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-16

INSTRUCTION Books for Violin. Flute.
Accordion, and other small instruments,
for less than cost, at Shelb's, Washington
Hall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-16

Our so cent corsets beat any thing in
the city. GEO. g. RorH.