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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-08


PERSONAL MENTION .-Cbarles Koch and
WIN. J. jackson, who have been ut Weston
Insane Asylum for some time past, re-
turned home a few days ago,
J. r. Neale, OF Eeale's Island, Is in the
city.
Col. J. II. Pendleton, who has been sick
for some time past, was reported a good
deal better yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Myers, of the eastern end Of
this county, has removed his family TO
Kansas, where he proposes locating.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm yes
lterday were: John Schumacher, st /.
Mary''s; A. G. Groetzinger, Allegheny;
10. Willis, Cincinnati; Peter Blume, Con.
stitution, O.; g. R. Parkinson and lady,
Waynesburg; Hon. l.. L. Laughlin,
Waynesburg; George W. Thompson,
New York; James L. Braddock, Washing
ton; John F. Nichol, Mt. Pleasant; Sam
uel Smith, Allegheny; John Andrew,
New Hampshire; ]. II. Patterson, st.
Clairsyilie; l.. Abbott, Rochester, New
York; W. O. Rinearson, Pittsburgh; I. ].
Wing, Westfeld, Mass. ii. Koehler,
Woodsfeld; W. q. McConaughey, Burn.
ing Spring; George p. Rinehart, Pliladel-
pllhJ n. tulObSit LilhuctIhta W. LIE
Rearson, Moundsville.
Mr.. Frank Yewell, Travelling Passenger
Agent for the Wabash Railway, registered
at the Stamm last evening.
Among the arrivals at the New Mcclure
House yesterday were: ". W. Collier,
Detroit; Caub Wood, Samuel Crawford,
Philadelphia; II. g. Black, A. A. Leyisen,
Cincinnati; A. D. Mercer, Springfield;
Thomas s. SALISBURY, Boston; D. W. Polls
ley. Pt. PLEASANT +. Stapleton, i. S.
Henehon, Enos F. Jones, DR.. L. Simon
sen, New York; Nathan Holloway, Bel
mont, Ohio; D. T. Pugh, Middlebourne,
v. Va; J. NJ. Senis, GAINESVILLE, Alex.
Bebout, Fairmont; Lewis King, Pitts
burgh, W. II. Sheffield, Cleveland;
Anthony Smith, Middlebourne; j. ].
Smith, New Cumberland; D. D. Lochs,
Cincinnati; Mrs. s. b. McMechen and
daughter, Washington, Pa; J. w. 1Iearn,
New Orleans; w. Myers, East Liverpool;
H. W. Green, Philadelphia. j. s. Hale, j.
A. johnson, George H. Pfegen, New
York; D. A.. Mcdonald hicago;D D. SILVER,
West Virginia; NJ. s. Tracy, New Castle;
James Stinson, Philadelphia; w. O.
Rinearson, Pittsburgh; L. II. santerson,
New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
&C., SUN FOE 1886

political events which II has 10 s,or,. n,
y Of Te30lute NytiSuet on the taFt Of evs..a6ta
who desires 10 preserve The GoTerpB.n, aaAa
founder gaze Us; The debates Snd iets u Ialt "
the uttfI8hce5 u the PRES, the sxritIns' .NSatfr,
the Republican aud Democratic pSTtI,, S9a'aia
equal 10 strength throughout tie count,S ~. bari
dIiit Of public sentiment, viii Ill lTir 'Stss .Hltf
effectively upon the tgenty.fOurth IS,UI1t!lN
election 10 be held in November. FouI TaetailN
next November, the will Of the nation = " Ian d
the polls, was thwATted by an 1botnihaIi'S tiPn'Hdn
the prunoterIand benenciahes u which Nv, iiSSIIlHhEI
Offices they stole. Willthe crime Of isTe suinad "
iSSOf The past decade Of yeATS opened IN tlPainh
extnyasantand insolent AdmInlLnIlon Is,. @tSA
Ws.hinslon. Iik sUS I'D somsthIDgtoEIrd inn.
are now Intriguing 10 restore their lssSs, S ~ h6
selves 10 places from which they WrFs A tauIAels
Indignation Of the people. wiz they S"Sr' y v
coming year Will biing ihe nnSWer q 49, N
OusqIes lOns. TnEsuS will be On hand n ISenttt'
tue facts a they are developed, ADD 10 ]sSLSnahbshkh
clearly and fearleASiy 10 their Relations Ia II,Sli isn
Thus, With a habit Of philosophical yo,I
looking At the minor atilirS Of iffr, and IN lsaei d
ast0dia,t purpose 10 maintain the rght II N ,aah
pie aud the prlhrilies o. the Consiltullon sp'iS,It "
agEresSorS, me . Is pr pared to Wrtr' ,, ,%y y
Instructive, and At The simC tIuO entyrtsiSi.us IIlhiIL
Of 1880. nbsSq
the DAILY SUs, \ tour-pagc sheet Of ISsH,l Es
cOluulnsI tno pIlce " Hlll, pIAt pld, l. hIssssA
month, or SO 50a yeaI: of, Including ibs SSy,GtsaahI
per, an 'lght-page sheet Of tlty. six eSlupp, Nv =
Is 90 eenia a month, . Z 7Oa year, ItatIgr I'M ~ ma
The sunday edition VI TIIESuS is Az INT,
s'panAtely Al - ~ q sea-, postage laIi. "Nass
The price Of the WEEKLY suS, eIrai wyn a.
NJ coluIlns, ISL ays1r, po iage laid. Ia :
ten sending $40 We Will send an extra COPY I'M SaS
| Address '"N'
pubIisher of . rlle Sun. New YnrL n..
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Tyler County on THE RAILRoGD.-D.
NJ. Pugb, Esq, Of Middlebourne, Tyler
county, came up to this city yesterday,
aud ID the course OF u general conyersa-
ton with an tNTEILIoENcRB man, the
question Of the proposed railroad down
the river came up. and Mr. Pugh express
ed himself after the following manner:
"Mr. Pugh, what are the ideas Of the
people In your county in regard to this
railroad matter2"
"Well, there is a diversity Of opinion on
this question. The matter has taken, II
understand II, q sectional aspect, and until
there is a proper conception Of the plan oil
Fthe road l fear little will be done. The
thing has not been properly agitated, and
until some one takes the lead and prop
erly directs the attention OF our people TO
the advantages Of this project little will
be done. The books sent down, in which
the names were to be recorded OF those
subscribing to defray the expenses OF a
preliminary survey, were sent back. On
ly verbal notice, instead Of newspaper
publication, OF their presence was given,
and II was not known generally that they
were in the county. The committeeman
should have been instructed in detail In
the matter by the authorities in this city,"
"But what do your people think OF the
matter?"
"As | told you a moment ago, there are
different ideas on the subject. Those liy-
ing in the interior want TO know whether
II will 20 along the river or bisect the
county. They are In favor OF 1.-THE latter, rs
this route is just as practicable, no longer,
andjust as cheap, and for various reasons
much preferable TO the river route.
On the other hand, those favoriug the
river route clailn that it Is the better one,
as the trade would be largely from that
section, and il the interior route be adopt.
ed much OF the valuable river trade on
both sides would be lost; but it will also
take much agitation to awaken the people
10 the value OF this route. Col. johnson,
in his recent interview with you, | appre.
bend reflected the opinions and feelings oil
many river residents in the matter, but
these may only have been the first i'm
pressions, and a different feeling may now
prevail"
"How about the subscription 10 tho ex'
penses OF the survey"
81 hardly feel justiiiable in stating they
will or will not subscribe to this. 1tiI
only a matter Of conjecture. Some Of the
interior men say that unless the route
goes through their section they do moi
feel disposed TO do much, and rice rersu
with the river route farmers. Before the
general meeting in this city, there was a
meeting In my town, at which the pro
jet was discussed with much interest,
and favorably."
M pNuh nxnrnpon1 Itrn1a1f 40 rnrunn,
ally in favor OF the road, and dwelt a,
some length on the advantages it would
give his people over their present isolated
condition. He also said that several
heavy land holders on the river were op'
posed TO it, one OF them the President o.
the County Court, for reasons peculiar .tc
them" "But what is necessary down
there is agitation, for without it | do MOI
believe even the money for the prelimin'
airy survey can be raised"
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LEAP YEAR PARTY.-A very large and
fashionable leap year party was given at
the residence Of Capt. Andrew Wilson,
Centre Wheeling, last night. The young
ladies went after their guests in hacks,
and escorted them home after the party.
Besides the leap year guests, a number OF
"children OF larger growth" and their
wives were present. Kramer furnished
the music, and Mrs. Ziegenielder the sup
per. Following is a list Of some OF the
persons present and also OF costumes:
Mrs. A. Wilson-Elegant black silk.
Mrs. Grubb-Cut velvet and silk.
Mrs. P. Zane-Black silk.
Mrs. A. Patterson-Black velvet skirt.
Mrs. Lewis Steenrod-Black silk and bu-
gle grenadine over dress.
Mrs. G. b. Caldwell-Black silk and vel
vet.
Mrs. Wilde Velvet and bugle.
Mrs. DR.. Edwards Black silk and coral
jewels.
Mrs. Will Brady-Bordeaux velvet.
Miss Wilson-BlaCk silk skirt and cream
colored waist.
Miss Ida Black-Pink,grenadine and sat
in over bronze silk.
hlbb EIue ftushtu- ulLc IaCe oNol
black velvet.
Miss Mary Brown-silk and velvet.
Miss Josephine EotE-Pearl silk and
brocade.
Miss Minnie Black-Cream bunting and
satin.
Miss Laura Updegraf-Light grena-
dine.
Miss Nina Applegate-Pink silk.
Miss Cora Zane-Black silk.
Miss Julia List-Blue bunting.
Miss Mollie Houston Wine colored silk.
Miss Jessie Mason-Bordeaux bunting
and cream satin.
Miss May Black-Blue satin over black
silk.
Miss Fannie Quarterback and velvet
over blue silk.
Miss Julia Wilson-Navy blue silk.
Miss Jennie patterson-Black carleton.
Mrs. Geo. 1ingle-Brocade and velvet.
Miss Name Woods-Velvet and satin.
Miss Mollie Douglas-White cambria.
Miss Lizzie Woods-Black cashmere and
satin.
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WAS He RonBEp2-A newspaper man
coming down Main street early yesterday
morning discovered a man lying on his
face on q doorstep above Market alley.
Information OF the affair was given TO the
police and the man was removed TO the
central station by Officers McCully and St.
Myers. He had upon his person when
found, thirty.fve cents in money, and a
pocket book containing a number Of notes
and other papers OF value. Atthe session
OF the police court he gave the name oil
Geo. Wilson and said that he was from a
little town over the river where he kept a
store, and had come to this city to pur.
chase goods. He had drank deeply, and
the last he remembered was that he was
In q saloon In the vicinity Of the place he
was found, when he had S25 in money.
Further than this he knew nothing, a
charge OF drunkenness was preferred
against him, and in default OF n nominal
fine he was committed for thirty days.
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The Arlington Stove Works are of at
present taking stock.
THERE will be an "old Soldiers Re.
union" at Washington, Pa, to-day.
FouR deeds OF trust were recorded in
the office OF the County Clerk yesterday
The, South Side dry goods merchants
close their stores until March 10th att p.
NJ.
The funeral OF Joseph King, from his
late residence on Seventeenth street, was
largely attended yesterday.
OYYtcER MnLVR arrested a young man
yesterday afternoon, who was conducting
himself In q very disorderly manner.
T'HE piano recital tonight at New Wtes.
eli Hallby Prof. Karl Herman, will be o
rare musical treat. See advertisement.
The Committee on Ordinances met at
the City Building last night, but trans
acted no business. They will meet again
Friday night.
TtMorHYsBLIss has a clock that has run
iorty.one years and never lost q day OF
cost q cent for repairs. Here now! times
up on old clock.
CALpwELL's run has been struck by the
"boom," being backed up around the b
& o. buildings, and overfiowing other
houses in that vicinity.
ROB Dickson and Elizabeth Wilkinson
were arrested in an old building near TIT
foot oiSeyenth street yesterday afternoon
BY officers St. Myres and Price, inc lock-
ed up on q charge OF prostitution.
TIE hearing DIAL. Rose charged before
Squire Caldwell with the larceny OF a Sc
Of harness, was again adjourned yesterday
until the return OF his counsel Z. u
Cracraft, ESD, who is absent from the
city.
ED. WESxER, while riding a horse e
water at Manchester, yesterday, narrowly
escaped drowning, al did also the horse
both having been precipitated over the
bank into the creek, which is very high a
present.
FATHER WALTER received the Chalict
offered at the late Orphans Fair at wash
incton Hall, and for which he, Father
Scbleicher and Father Reynolds wert
contestants. About 5000 were realized
frem this source alone.
TIE Eagle Social will give q grand hoI
o. Mestwo9u naSt ' Iynder tLe efficient
uraay eSen NH nave ave- the affair in hand, 4
mou. sDiovable time will undoubtedly BIZ
hoJ hy aIi who attend,
n.,rr.s voc co,silerablv ont O
oLEEN DtiF = wv W." ysStarIav Same q
numOs sW Tasn Ss1d I 6rieS open ihe doors o
tle nlennue'I nhao,p and taEan mt hooks
~ c p1aNoo,t;Ua it,arnev advised him Il
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Boy DROWNED Yesterday Just after din.
uertime, two small boys were playing in an
old fiat lying at the foot Of Fourth street,
North Wheeling, when n Of them, q lad
between six and seven years Of age, son Of
James Leonard, q Top Mill boiler, fell
overheard and was drowned. The other
boy ran up the bank and gave the alarm
and Mr.. Parks, Of the North Wheeling
Glass Works, got into q skif and went TO
the assistance OF the boy, but he sank for
the last time before Mr.. Parks could reach
him. Efforts were beingmadeall afternoon
to recover his body, but without success.
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YESTERDAY a young couple from West
Liberty who had loved not wisely but too
well, were united in matrimony by one OF
our city preachers, and went West to
grow up with the country. The groom
had manifested some intention OF going
West alone, but the interference Of a
lawyer at this point inluced him TO be-
Iieye that he had better take with him the
Young lady on whom 'the stealth Of their
most mutual entertainment had writ with
character too gross
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OWING 10 u contemplated change
In our business we request NIL those
knowing themselves indebted 10 us
TO come forward nj once and square
up. we offer our entire stock nj
ost from this day until further
notice. u. GUNDLING d CO.,
Star CIothiers.
80 Twelfth street,
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WASHINGTON, January ST. A. M:-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the Lakes
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, stationary or lower barometer
southeast to southwest winds, cloudy
weather, occasional rain, stationary OF
slightly higher temperature.
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SILVER LAKE FLouR.-Simon Baer &
Sons are sole agents for tho Skier Lake
-four, u brand that has met with marked
favor at the hands Of the public. Their
flour will produce more bread and OF q
better quality to the amount used than
any flour nov In use. The bread will re,
main moist and good for q greater length
OF time.
SIMON BGER & 'SoN,
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C1nculr counr- Judqe Merlin.

CIRCUIT Judge Maem;
This Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The questions of law arising upon
the motion to grant the rule issued against
@. q. johnson, for an alleged contempt oil
court, were argued by ]. ]. Woods and
W. T.. Hubbard, and the matter submitted.
In the case OF the p. W. & Ky. Rail.
road vs.. the B. & o. Railroad Company,
an application for an appeal from the
Judgment OF tho County Court vas ap-
piled for, and the questions OF law argued.
II. N. Russell argued in favor OF the mp.
peal, and was followed bye w. II. Hearne
on the other side. Without concluding
the argument the Court adjourned to 0
o'clock this morning.
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RARE CnANCE.-s5o.oOO worth
OF fine OIL Paintings in line frames
EBankrupt stock-win be sold NJ
Auction. sale eommences nj seven
o'clock this evening, l20S aiarhet
street, neLure House.
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TnE CouRrs-CouSrY CouRr - Judgs
Boyd.-This court met at 0 o'clock yestel-
day and transacted the following busi-
Jesse Peyton VS.. Mary Martin, %executrix.
In assumpsit. Continued at defendants
". j. W. Cowden, assignee, VS.. Il. @.
Jury unable to agree and were dis.
charged.
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DP. o'LEARY has been entertaining
large and appreciative audiences in
Washington Hall since last Monday
evening by his lecture on physI.
ology or the laws OF health. Few lectur-
ers In the field are more entertaining and
instructive than DR.. o LVary, and this &C.
counts for the large and intelligent audi.
ences which assemble in Washington Hall
nightly to hear the doctor. The lectures
are illustrated by q very fine collection Of
skeletons, m%anikins, paintings, eto., which
together with the doctors explanations,
constitute such q variety Of information
as Is impossible to get in any other way.
He lectures tonight IN the Heart, Stom.
ach, and Liver and their diseases. None
should miss these lectures.
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Glm 9atdligenren
once, Nos. a5 and n Fourteenth stree
New ALyarIisemenIa U.

Would Like to Know, Mrs. P.-Logan,
List K Co.
Business Change.
For Rent-D. K. Irwin.
For Rent-Alexander Bone,
For Rent-B. Miraben. .
For Rent-A. NJ. Adams.
For Rent-A. NJ. Adams.
r. Fl. Higgins-Phetographer.
Valentines-W. S. Hutchins.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bank.
Dividend Notice-Citizens Railway Co.
Piano Recital-Carl Herrmana-Fourth
page.
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BUY a Present that will outIast time ;
one TO mol only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recollectlons
Of the giyer. JACOB W. GRuBB.
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MALICIOUS PRosEcurtoSs.-A case was
tried in the Police Court the other day
which had the effect OF unearthing a
section OF the city ordinances with which
few persons arc familiar. The charge
against the defendant was disorderlv con-
duct and the court considered the evidence
sufficient TO warrant a conviction and i'm
posed . fine, but the testimony OF the
principal prosecuting witness indicated so
much malice that the Judge. proceeding
under section s OF chapter 50, the ordin-
ance in relation TO the jurisdiction Of the
Municipal Court, imposed q similar fine
upon tho witness.
The section referred 10 reads as follows:
"And when any such suit or prosecu-
ton shall be instituted, or said Court
shall be OF opinion upon the final hearing,
that the same was instituted as to any per-
son or persons charged, from mere
malice, in such case It shall be lawful for
said Court to render judgment against the
person or persons at whose instance such
sutton prosecution was instituted, for any
fine, peouniary penalty or forfeiture, 10
which the person or persons charged
would have been liable II convicted.
Prorided that the person or persons at
whose instance such suit or prosecution
was instituted shall first have reasonable
time and place assigned TO show cause, il
any there be, why such judgment should
not be rendered"
The decision Of the Court above referred
to would seem 10 indicate that the mere
making out oil a case against a defendant
does not relieve the prosecuting witness
from liability where the motive OF the
prosecution Is manifestly bad. In fact a
failure TO convict a defendant on the part
ola prosecuting witness does not necessa-
rily subject the prosecuting witness TO any
liability, for in that case il the Court is
satisfied that probable cause existed for
the institution OF such sutton prosecution,
then the costs thereof shall be c~hargeable
TO the city, although the person or per-
sons charged be not convicted. (Sec. I,
chap. 80, city ord.)
The case referred 10 is important as CO.
ing to show that people who try 10 use
tho process OF the Police Court 10 crafty
private malice, can be punished, although
they make outa case against the person or
persons whom they seek 10 have punish
ed, There has been a good deal Of this
sort Of business done in tho court hereto.
fore, and the people who are disposed 10
engage in It, will do we'll to make a note
OF the sections quoted.
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Observation-Disclosures r ethe
calculations Of my patrons on entering
LARAME'S PALACE RESTAURANT, lll6 Main
or lll6 Water streets. will stay, and
serve everything in q delicious and ap'
petizing manner. LARAMIE.
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DOR RENT-TWO DWELLING
Il HOUSES, Nus. I29 and 1888 Fourteenth street,
containing seven and eight rooms, respectively.
ln iIna OIL i IaH Fanrtsenih .trsst.
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HuRRAu poR lSS0l-Lose no time, but
go 10 John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street. He Is still selling out
his immense stock at the old panic prices
for cash only.
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EOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM AND
Il Dwelling, Nos. 1855 and 1860 Main street, DOW
occupied by !. Hopkins. Possession giten April
J 5 49, Apply to + io kEMS sia .t2,.t.
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DOR RENT-SToREROoM-I OFFER
IL for rent the bIIsness house, No. 1871 Main street,
formerly occupied by Geo. W. johnson. Possession
given April LIST. MRS. A. 1. CALDWELL,
delO GlIwell Manslon, Twenty. nlnth street.
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THRRMonErEn REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent In this county at once, at q salary
Of 500 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
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MnLe .mnppy SOU Yearn mappy.

Make "Happy New Year. Happy.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend witha
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
Palace Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock TO be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
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DOR RENT :. TWO DWELLING
Il HOUSES, 1911 aud 1888 ChaplIne street, west
side, north u Eleventh street, containing eight
rooms and halls. Gas and water 10 good order. APP
ply TO q COR ,E ROBINSON. ReeeiYer. q
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TOR RENT HOUSE; 1920 MAIN
L street, with seven rooms, wssh house, gas aud all
complete.
IEquirea at
Ind 2i0S MAIN STREE
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DOR RENT-SToRE ROoM-No. 1924
L. Market street, Second ward, at present occupied
by Patrick ShArkey. Enquire Of
6u27 TAT the Cour. Housed,
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DOR RENT.-THE LARGE STORE
= ROOM and Dwelling attached No. 1855 Chap
line street.
dCSS - MRS. c. E. TAYLOR.
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ALI sheet music at half price at Sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also al
reduced prices.
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TOR RENT.-ATwO STORY AND A.
l. HALF brick dwelling house, hot and cold water
and gas throughout, No. 20 Twentieth street. InQutTe
Of ". Z, YOUNG, al Harper d Bros. desc.
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WE can recommend St. Jacobs OIL to
our readers, for 1t 10 really . good remedy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-08
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