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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

Go TO the German Masquerade Ball.
If you want fun, Wednesday, March 8,
1880. :: Tickets for sale at Clemmer &
Pooler's drug store. D. W. Rosbach, the
finest caller In Minneapolis, has been Sc.
cured for the occasion. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

THE ladies will find nice new stock
Of lace, at HALL y VESTS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26


the very finest cayenne pepper, and be-
fore long your bird will turn to y pretty
red color. > =
About the 4th of March, Mr.. D. A.
Lord, who is in charge. Of the millinery
department in Mr.. Gunz's dry goods store
will start for Chicago, where she viii GO
to make selections in the newest spring
styles of hats, bonnets;; plumes, feathers
and trimmings. She will also take pie -.
ure IN filing any orders committed to
her. Mr.. GUM will thus be enabled 70
open the season early with a large md
we'll selected stock of millinery: =
H. G. Wachlin has sued the city for
5000 damages. His attorney-W II
Merrick-nled the complaint with the
Clerk Of the Court last week, The sub.
stance Of the document 10, thst on or about
the 2lst of February, 1879, Mr.. Wachlin
was precipitated into = deep and dangerous
hole OF trench on Bridge street, excavsted
BY the city, receiving great bodily injury,
and was made sick; sore, lame and dis
abled for the space Of six months; VA.
put to great expense in trying to be cur
ed, and still suffers great pain. Of body by
means. Of such injuries, TO: his damage
5000.
TIE Universalist sociable will meet
SS1N..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

DESIRABLE residence for sale. En-
Quire Of H. A. Fairbanks.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

HuRRAH for Thompson, the dealer in
coal, wood and lime.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

CONE and sec what one dollar will
buy at the Cash store Of Fl. SPRAGUE's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

A FEW more Of those choice apples
left, at TAYLOR & BALLS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

KID GLOVES, opera shades, buttons,
81 HALL s. WEsT's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

PLEASE remember that Taylor & Ball
will not be undersold.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

MCBRIDE, the grocer, sells the best
50-cent fine cut and plug.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

0Ul0S Will t0ot O1O :uat. M uaS tSAou
solemn vow to hunt no more locals.
Our horss,men are grooming their
horses, and quietly exercising. them, pa
tientlY waiting for dry andismeoth roads
for opportunity to "open them up." We
claim L. Roy as the banner town in
Mower county in the fast-horse business,
not excepting Austin. Perhaps . list Of
them, with short description, would not
be am leo: First on the list 10 J. 8. Bish-
ep'ss. :Mambrino stallion-sour years old,
1dktk5bay,> about 10 hands high, and
|wsighing about 400. A ane strong,
|spsE,.ed, and wsll,hrsd eolt, with great
unds.eleped sr.sd1, ;Nething bit Bish-
ops nsiavs.sai. has rsstr.fi1sd him
Ffrop thoroughly writing him up in the
Independent. Mr.. y. hss a]soia his stable
: finS two year old hlly, OF same breeding.
Vim. Allen, our gentlemanly station
agent and lumber man. drives Z dne STEP
ping team. Ono a fine large sorrel mare,
has had some training. and though Of :
somewhat mixed gait, "gits there" -
quick ~ any Of them, aud ofssn quicker.
Her mate II five-year old mare, : large,
snowy aafnssl, Of good breeding and ane
|atep. MIA. has great. sxpsctationus for
her; ard spring viii undoubtedly 80 her
|inrcgular trainiag. he iszs great lover
OF q hosae, and always has good ones, and
gives them great care.
q: Tfaak has sver held The palm Tor
fest horses, and though no sold his fa,test
|ons,,ss Silver TAIL last fall, attn Jim has
old 'Ssm' and "Billy" len, and none 81
% ca.s q follow him 10 the Valley. i'm
drives fest whstAsr his hoxAss ~ fast a.
not az {
p. G. Oorbltt, attsr ysars Of patiea.
study snd hard labor upon cold blosl.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-02-26

Don't forget McBride's 5O-cent syrup
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

nennt unb rpsI@e ibrerieits bic yerIaGens
frau rfnes ~tetrasertl&en 8u&balters IN.
Us TT bas cine aIte, lebtse Gsl9t9te -
Der 9etbar Merolf 70 bieB iener Bud.
batter, ioa al feline Gage ni&ts setauet
baben. @ud sr 1T ouf unb BARON ses
San8en unb Derfdolen. Da fbt
nun bfs arnfe frau WeroIf NIT ibrem
&tpoe dbrisens etnem prdttiaen
Wdc&tn, BON pel@er t9 mir bernta.
letnf cine sanj quite Grau fir ben iuns
gen Gelir Shrars peripreGe - ta fist
fe unp mub f@, felt bonn Rap Der suter
9sffnuns has lsBte Gsfp fam, islber 81,
balten." ! ae
Wfeeerum sntftanb cine paufs.
naber, Str," fas.e bann ber Nr&iteft,
~t& Ianswstle Sie GENTS NIT bfsfsn bS%f
sIef@sdIfSen Dfnstn. bonn Ste breben
MIR NIT uIIer @spaIt ben 9aden Al unb
BADEN Ufenbar SntsnFantes auf Der
Strabe 3u bfcba@tsn. eafsn Ste uns,
befperisftfsen 9efen, bic SiBuns fir
bsute aufbsten."
Gr ma&te mad BEN Gsnfsr BIN, an
Der Gmerifunsr f& poffrt bate,
zine erpartunSspoue 8~erbsusuns
Scnatban Smttb brsbte f1 nur
nm une faste furs
rslpfeu. Girl"
Nun f&aute Der gtr@itsft bod stpas
earein, tenn gar 70 lsbr pom
'bsn bsrab lief CT fi& bod rpobl ni&t
,rn bsbanbsIn. CT iaste frofis alpieu
lto Serlfse ben SaIpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24
Ss&fss &apitsI.
Gin Brief,

Grau pauline WsroIf ias IN ibrem
Stdb&sn aletn unb arbsttets.
Ste mu6te ia i&afsn Tag um 1as, 1os
DE UNI Wc&e, Sabr uni SabI tennirsnn
fs sben ni&t pcQt.. 70 mar fs sespunsen,
bic 5dnte 81 ribren. Ste tbat's aud
ssrne, 6&cn uui Der Rtnber Mullen, welde
10 3uisbenbs unb treflt@ ssbisbsn bae ss
stns Cuff mar, unb baB fe ni&t einmal
re&t faseri fonnte, rpsI9es Don ben Bsts
ben fe sfBsntIi& ntebr Ifeb babe.
slu& bas FIR TN Grunee bod fremee
Rtnb. Gelir, bate fe 70 germ pie ibr At.
genes, 9aura. Sc mar aIIes In ibrem
esben bod nod 70 fonnfs unb bea aes
rpcrpen = tpenn fe nod sttpas Sermibte,
70 par es: @ewisbeft iibsr bas S@tdIal
fopobl BON tbrem Wann, als bon Ser,
mann S&wars.
Uft fe beute tpieber einmaI bic Sc,
oanfen bate gum pie SieItsnmaIe tpobl
ftpn - ba tratsn ibr bic Ibrdntn In
bte Nuaen - une ais glet9 btnterber
Elm barter Sdritt aaf Der Ireppe flana,
pa tpii4te fe ,fd .rftt.rh~yrh .hnafn
Us Yuf9nrta.sn,
.Serein" rtSf fIe.
Die Ebdr that f6 auf unb auf Der
S4wsIIe itant Der 8rfsftrassr.
.Ginsn Brief"
,,Ndr mid 2" freste bic SerlaHene
frau spsiftlnp, unp bod aud 70 plSBli&
unp bafis erreat, pae ibr bic pusie fo'
pen unp Der atbsm bsinabe fcdte, ais fe
f1 srbob.
.gn frau pauIine Werolf," iaste Der
Brieftrassg unt btslt sin S&reibsn NIT
,wst breiten Siessln In Der Sanr. .Gs
lieat Gsle bartn, uno pas Ding l9stnt
nett, itbr tpeit Der su tOmmsn."
Wit sitternbet SdRpen srif fe bar.
mad = sin Bid nur auf bic aufidrift
= Re musts fS auf ben ua&isn Stabl
fnfen loNsn, 10 9epaltis pirfte ets
Treuee = sin Brief 5srmanns.
,Gs FnS frsmsIdnbilde 8riefmartsn
sarauf sstltbt," srsdplte Der pcfbots sou
Wt&Hstett.
SOC"
So, Der Serr Sserstir nteints, bad
wdrsn asyptii&s Warssn, uno Der Britt
tdme aus Assyptsn, ptGtn Sts, Grau
Werolt no bte srOSsn Ygramipen tn
Saube Feben, une bic 8efttn, BIZ
Spbture, unb bic Sbtltsftn aud. 5te,
IN Der Sdein, ,rsnri Ste mir unterl&ref'
Sen rsusn = ta ftbfs, pobtr ete Cen
buna In - aus Mlsranbrial 9tsst benz
has I'M Msssptsnlanb, ODER III bas nur 4
cine ppRRattpn BON bort aus Z"
FRAU yauIine untnl&risb ben S&eti
unS fragile banr, tnbta fe esnislbm ben
9risftrassr pisbsr absrrst&ts:
.8sftt's sttpas 2"
Soften tbut's nt6ts, auss franco
panfe, baute, apttu!"
Der @elprd&ise epmpIimentirte I'D
ltlber ,ur Stubr btnaus.
paultne tpar aaetn.
Gin Brief BON Sermann S&rar1
Htlir' Batter, tbrem Better! Natirltd
Bonn BON eotbar fcmmt ia tstnnl
Ste fsuhts bod, bas ft nun tpirtlis
bts an's atbenstnps pie psrlaRsns Era
blsiben fcut. q
/, Die 9sute batttn ibr l&pn oft ben tlu
ssn @atb ssaebeu, fs ioas bod TIRE
Ssri&oasusn Dram flr tost srflarsn la
fen.
.0eau bas e.. frasts ft. Was plrl
tkr bas adbtn9 Stt woIie ia nur y,
wisbtit babsn, urb bte btfani fs ban
{ ni&t. 90 @an&r II far tpst srfld
unb lett pisIe&t bod nod.
Do@ binwss ieSt NIT fold trabsn o
4 tanlsn, 100 Der Mulae aur keusn, iaud
,snbsu Greube 70 baneswiFt& Sor!tsS1
: Elm uutrstftlbaftes eebsnssst&sn b
: l&on far sanj Mufsssstsnsn @'
n tptrb gtlfr foaeu9 une Qawyaf Us,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

Ssi ssi,is, fol- srf&wsHssrii& ans tibnj
Gel ss,ts nit BEN Nussnblid,
gu RsIl Dor Warrtn Did ~ badsu,
gnf9pmsuii& I'M @SbItba'n ans gnisib'a
uns iabn ssaua bee eaasrs 8sinh ~ fstn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24
Warmers Safe,
Kidney Liver
6 u + g
Sl.25 per 6lai9e

Gin ii6ereS SeiImtttel fur aQe
3ebers une uriudren Ses
eeS mdnnli6 den uue tpeibs
Gef6IeAtS. rrsa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24
2eft ote urtbetle.

IS rsttstt mtin 2tbtn."
g. 3. 9afsly, Stlma. Via.
,,Gs IN has Wittsl ,ur ptiluus Der pisltu
aranftuttn, etntn eas wsiblt&e @tltltat un-
trwsrfen if."-Wptbu's Wasaitnt.
Sc bat bic i&ruftn prebtn httaneen unb
has GnboTtmsnt rfnissr Der btrperassnehsn me.
biliniI&sn @tSbsn tss eanbts srrerbsn."
-Sitw Yorf Werlb.
,,8tints bon ben bio itst snissdttn Ssilmit.
isln lam aud nur sinsn austnblif tintu Der.
ali& NIT brmltlbtn ausbalen."
q. u. parsss D. D., @aibirsten, O.. 8.
9tets srost Stifmittsf ii 6si arsH 9rosn-
ifsH Der 24slt 10 fdbtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

ks.Dn Gsise brobt nur, no II f&sl
ia, uns Der Iapftrs prablt ni&t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-24

Yrsbirt Is unb nsbmt iein anSsrss.
HI. iii. Warner 81 Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27
DOB SALE LOW,
JOSEPH HARRIS NURsERTFS
y MOUEDSvILLE.

n w. = y INasAtJ " GINSEhIE
y MoUNDsvILLE,
1909 Apple Tres; two, three Tour and s,,,..
500 Peach, one (tTom bud year. "!&'
5000 PlumS, one and two ystJ
$3.50 Quinces, two md three Tean
900 Cherries, one aud two ytan.
5000 EVeTgreenS mostly Juniper. lro,, 49,.
feet Ths above are thrifty and Ia mi In
trAnsp!anting. VIII cell u Low 4, ~ Az, Ia
resgoudenee e1Iieitsd: Address, EASuSI w ~
Lhk, Ao4ndiTille: Nurstry l. one rIi, ~ = !;
saSS1SeIIHn D9Po- dSf,hIr,N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

gets his mail under the name Of Jas. A.
CLARK, and has been In New Alexander
only about three weeks. he was arrested
on an affidavit sworn out by the doctor,
charging him with assault with intent to
commit murder. The subsequent proceed.
iups show what knowledge OF the law the
average country squire or Justice Of
the Peace possesses. Upon being
Justice Shearer, who, although JUS
lice OF the Peace, has no jurisdiction In q
case OF this character, except to bind the
party accused over TO Common Pless
Court. He gave him trial and fined him so
and costs, taking an old silver watch Tor
security. This, Notwithstanding the fact
that Henry, before the Justices Court,
plead guilty as charged in the affidavit,
saving at the same time "he was only
sorry the blow with the shovel had not
been two hundred pounds heavier, "and
that II Schooley had not shot Bucking:
ham when he did they would hsye ended
him very soon" Henry will be re-
Buckingham is defendant in divorce
case now pending in Common Pleas Court,
having deserted his wife about one month
after Be married her. He has q grudge
against schooley because the latter at
tended Mrs. Buckingham at her conhne-
ment, and was paid BY Mr.. McGrew, Mrs,
BIS father, out OF his lBuckinghams;
money. On the 9th OF November last,
when the Republicans OF New Alexander
had a grand jolli6cation, Buckingham met
SchooIey in Fellows store and told him
he would "fx him" il he ever got q
chance. On several other occasions also
he threatened vengeance on the doctor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27


The Parkersburg Journal believes that q
"good, reliable, progressive" Democrat OF
the Joe Brown, OF Georgia, pattern, can be
scared up in West Virginia, II the brush IS
we'll beaten, for United States Senator. 1t
calls for o Democrat
"who during the war was loyal to the
Union;-a Democrat who is SOUND on ali
the leading questions in which this State
Is vitality interested, and who will take ad'
vanced positions on the tariff, transporta'
tion Question, and on the leading CUES
tons settled by the war. In word q
Democrat that Republicans can support IN
The contingency where it is conceded they
cannot elect one OF their own party to the
high position OF United States Senator.
We fear that this ideal Senator cannot
be named by the Journal. Will not that
paper favor US with his name in Its next
issue? We do not agree with the Journal
in recommending to the Republican menu
hers Of the Legislature to take no part in
the contest unless they find man an
swering to this description. There is
always a choice even among objections
bic candidates. II there Is a Democrat
that would auswerlto the general descrip'
ton laid down by the journal, even though
he had not been loyal to the Union dur.
ing the war, but was really reconstructed
now, We would consider him a man to be
supported by the Republicans against a
Pnnvhon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27
PINE IRON.
Invention.ofa New Process by Two Pitts
burgh Artisans.


burgh Artisans.
PITTSBURGH, December A.-Charles
Magee, one OF the Republican bosses of
this city, aud who took a prominent part
in the Chicago Convention, has embarked
in the Iron business. For more than a
year be and two others, his partners in the
enterprise, have been experimenting In the
production OF fine grade Of iron, to be
used for hollow ware. The process
d the invention Of Hamilton & Griffith,
both skilled iron workers. Robert Hamil.
ton, who has been puddler for twenty:
1--WE years, conceived that, by the use OF
chemicals, he could make finer grade Of
iron than by the process known as knob:
ling" A short time ago Hamilton learned
that Griffith had also been experimenting
with chemicals. The two pooled their
issues and took out patent Tor the manu-.
iscture OF fne grade OF iron. The came
grade OF iron costs those who manufacture
Il from $50 to 500 per ton. Magee and
his partner claim that by their process
they can make the same grade OF iron for
$50 per ton. Their works are at Browns
vile, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

EVANSVILLE, O., December 24.-Mr. X:
]. Hoge was married last eveningto Miss
Lizzie Rogers, daughter Of Mr.. Arthur
Rogers, one oil the leading farmers OF our
county. Mr.. Hoge is member OF the
hardwar firm OF Hoge & Co., Of Wheel
ing, W. Va. A very pleasant company
assembled at the home Of Mr.. Rogers to
witness the marriage aud partake OF the
wedding feast. The presents were many,
elegant and refined. The happy couple
are of for wedding tour fora few days.
The leading event OF the week in our
town was the marriage last evening Of Mr..
J. II. Elerick, conductor on the Lake Erie
road, between Pittsburgh aud Youngs.
town, 10 Miss Addie Judkins, one Of the
first young ladies' OF Bsrnesville. They
received many beautiful presents, and left
this morning for Pittsburgh, where they
will make their future home. They are
followed by the best wishes Of large cir
Gle OF friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27
cHERIFF's SALE.
l.H cox. E1tcuto,

J.H. cox, Executor, rs JAS. wAYr.
By Vlrture Of an execution In the ni.,It ,,,I,,.,
cause, issued ard 70 me directed have leTi,i 49,
the following described p,r'Onil pfops,ty M ~
proceed TO sell % the highest and bet On iSs
larm nov occupied by James WAyt, on 'N'
MONDAY, THE 2iTH DAY OF DlCEXsER lSD
at 10 CLOCK 4. m: ''
One hupdfed head oil ewes, hIty h.,I r.,I,,,
sheep, III head Of spring IAmbs, nine hSsd ii III
nine heak Of hogs, enc COW (Ehite and bItf, -
bay homes, one gray horse, one bay RIFa, obs ~
yearlIng colt, three stacks Of wheat oue It,st Il ~
nine stacks Of hay, one lot Of hay 10 mos, 90 ~
Npgon, one Weoi'S rcaper ADD mower eoubinSI ~.
grain drill, one chilled pow, oRs double ,sS,,l
pillow, one eultiyatoT, one harrow one Nj d YISi,s
harness 200 pieces Of SOO Ous corn shelter OnI orS
drill, six parlor chAlrI, one rekeE, one IolI IN,
carpets, one stand, four feather beds and LTtdiIS
three bVdstsAds, twelve common chain, i've 6Tr,,s,
one cupboard and bO0keNSs, one extsuiioa tlbs oss
dining table, one h1ll carpet, one kitrhEn Ib ~
cooking ItoTe and utenJelI oae clock, three Lokips
glasses, one lounge and mlttIeSs, one lot d books
and queens are.
And BY virtue Of an additional execution ia IL,
above entitled cause, and 10 me jIrte,ei, M,
levieI upon the following additional property. NJ
will proceed 10 sell a. above mentioned pes I'd n
the Aforesaid mentioned day: Two huadrVd ISotf,
Of fodder 40 bushelS corn In eb 1855 bushels ii n
In shoek, sixteen bushels 81 apples tEGlVe busAs Il
potatoes one lot Of household goods, one lot d va,
Ing apparel.
deli G. R. TISGLI, soc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

THAT peculiar paper known as the St.
Mafy's (Pleasants county, 0bserer, has
Just past its third mile post, and is still
continuing on in the race set beioreit. 1t
INDUCES in very peculiar retrospect oil
its past experiences, and gives vent to
some slashing animadversions in regard to
its personal surroundings. 1t proposes to
be quite as peculiar in the future
as in the past-to "sayOr a little
Of Republication, Democfstism "
and Greenbackism, i" but in the midst OF
it all the editor, who Is Rev. Mr.. Pretty
mau, proposes, as his main objects TO
serve God, to elevate the human mind and
to benefit his breaches pocket"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

Inqllro q JNO. McLURE HV4N balltlnl
SALE OF REAL ESTATE 5;;sL.
~ oner Ior s5le, 81 the Court Hou.9, WRbSpM' I'LL
December -, At ten O'clock, he pottS EBAY
qoues hrtE hoa,e, belonging TO he sstS,. ~ q
nov cssSPIsd - y John ili' XII EfIt LS TI .
ss.a, balance In one and Two yeIn. eISssi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27
NEW AnYER1lsEMEN1s.

uTANTED-A WHOLESALE 10TH.
w ING RoUSE, Of Baltimore, de,iftI the a, g. !.
Wees Of an exper sneed Clothing sllOaman TOT Hss1
VirRinIG and Ohio Address, stating pTn5 etc .
A. X. G, - ". Baltimore street, Baltimore Mo-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

THERE is once more disposition among
holders Of gas stocks 10 become somewhat
panicky over their probable value in the
near future, in view Of the electric light
displays Of late in New York on SO large q
scale. The danger is not very imminent,
as electric light is, as yet, too uncertain to
be depended on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27
CHEAP HOMES.

House and lot on 18th street for $50
In Centre wheeling facing A alley douhl. br.s
On ChApllne street., 3 two story tritk h,,,.
corner lot, sl,i00. A'aN I'D
On 18th street, lAIEe and comfortable k,.k A.,
Ing and lot at hne blrEnIn. 'SA Sseu'
On Main street., 10 Centre WheelIni, on mi to-.
new brick dwelling and lot sLVO0 ta,b. wv we
oa same uee S below 2S!h street 'al brsi nd
price. ''-'S'a
A hne building lot on Eoa street for al, ,,,,o,,A.
9. A. sCHAEPER 4 ID -A0'''
Real Estate and NO,lIial Bp,,,,,
HEsteamlhip and Railroad tickets % M -,
Europe on the best lines. AZ, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

FoR twenty years TUFTS Pills have
proven the friend OF the invalid, and
through all the changes OF that period
tens OF thousands still stick to their old
friend, and as many more are daily testing
their virtues. They are truly the sick
mans friend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27
CRY REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Fer Myr-JoHS FEEw.
r.. Guy Ct.L-J. b. FAIRS:
r., GU S.rpssai-THos. D. BENNETT.
far Svp.riniHderi Of Water HS'L,-JAAE1 RIDDLE
NJ, Street CSMmi.siaAsr-JoHN CLAIoR.
NJ, UAa.r Na.Ger-JosEPH FoRsTTHE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

THO LET-NICE FURNISHED AND
i UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, for IOtSvn OF bOa,l.
en-, 70 let a. No 90 ThirtPenth street. nOJli'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-27

ElOR RENT-THE ST0RER0ON on
L southwest corner Of Market ADD Si1senth ErOtt
With o. without Velling, Enquire Of J. l. sTROEA
LEM, Al German Bank. dEi
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cTOOKHOLDERs' MEETING.

The Annual M.e.luE Of the stSsthoIdsn Of III.
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American and Foreign Patents.


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EyA Savannah woman's curiosity
gave her good scare the other day. She
found a black pint bottle in her husbands
favorite closet, and of course uncorked
and smelt it. She didn't smell anything
in particular, but it was too heavy to be
empty, and she tipped it over a little.
A small green snake fell out into her
hand. Whew didn't she yell, howl,
jump, dance and run. The police came,
but as one of them expressed it "De
snake had went"