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EDUCATIONAL.
INDsLEY INSTITUTE,

Union FEMALE COLLEGE, EU.
" PAULA, Ala. Built by Nl,orI, 0dd hi.
lows and Sons Of Temperance 10 1874 Il ~ naS
southern Female College IN the U Clinip n.
test place for delicate d'ughtGrI 10 ihibtrnlp" ~
be EDUCATED. No malaria Dor epldemlea BeI ESbtJ
and religious advantages. Parental elrO ORE tfi
boarding 10 the College Faculty eomPlslS; bTIp-
paratus; modern methods utGTlry, seisatiac nd
Practical courses. Address,
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1he Constltutl0naI hmsnuInenIs.

cOnrtltutloDal Amendment Hlu0l0
cop,,ituliOpal Amendment, Section 'hii''eH' HiA
Gle thTee-RUr Raiihraiion'
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CgYTpp
J. WHEELING PROPERTY. NAlhE
by virtue Of deed Of trust 10 me u,I, L.,
Parker, Margaret Pa. ker, bis vile, add j',OSI i0A'
brook trustee dated October - 1876, All r,. oa;
II, page IS, Willon W 4aA sSk
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TID1E TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1850, can on
the Wheeling and Elm Grove z. r. will run n fol.
Iowa Cans viii START from each end Of the road Al ESQ
"A. and regularly thereafter every hAlhour until
n O'clock, P. ~, except the following tips which
n On Sundays the $50 and % A. n. and $50 ?. \,
T Gsp M s & SRI tsS LEoSHARr suD4
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TRUSTEES sALFs
TRRR SF4, SALE OF CRY PROP.

HRusTEEs SALE OF CIIT mn,
Il ERTY. VII PROP.
b virtue q deed q truit 10 ne. nv i,...,
mock an Ruth Anne ChlrnOeE, M, ~ s'.sth cht.
gust lsT, and recorded IN The otssa = 9talei A..
O. the Sounty Court fer Ohio topnty y, usk
H Hf6a o Sl nus S0ek No ~ pages iSS' 10 ia
MONDAY, THE eth DAY OF sEPrEyar. -.
beginning alto O'Clock A. ~. ,,ll A. ~ ia
Ohio County Cout House, al pub = s,., Ilon' 0td
lowing property. to.Nis The south hi Y. ii.
10 s9uaie No. 8 on The cornsf ii Msr,HS nt Va
Ivell,h street. IN Chureh'llS Ieoopd SdSi,;le al
T pai.S N das Hsp S SS1Sy
TkRhe or aALE--Ohe-hali el,b \, s
sua q The purchaser may desire l. nav. ~ sei,;
due on eredltOtsiI and Twelve MONTH ~ ihs ia
sau,Iact1nly secured 70 the trustee u III
. believed 70 b perfect. ~ ms, VIA
SAMUEL P. HfLDREru
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
,ErlE4uRr OF rRArnS-WRrEI1ae ma.

finally except sundAy-GesArk Accommodation.
the day palSes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BOllAlre Stopping whom required Gt
Sherman House, lStpaIlllS, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
IUtishsvIllo Accommodation.
SCaual Dover Accommodation. fe.
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SALE OF ISLGSR ISs
i ORE0RTH wREEI.IEG LOTs A"D AND

b virtue oiS deed Of tru't'o me mai. n, III,
PTkSr; Joseph n; !. ParIsr and SiTos |! ISSsa !,
a SS rs SsSGsi IL dssd 20 Ts'pa = us
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SATURDAY,, OCTORER 2 M

Beginning Al 10 o'clo 1. NJ, ltll nj M, I,0-,l.
the Court House Of Ohio COUNTY, Al M II, a'o'
the following property 10 Centte brsiS.A ,s'sit
middle one-thlrd ~ q let 100, aud iropI ~
'ou Market squlre, aud extending Se,Sa.J u
to az alley, having erected thereon llairsiSi, M
erisE eg ,nS Z Ala, lhs sesth Oa'.'hri II
apd sxteLdipg veitHArdiyH? felton, NJ, S-n
erected thereon also large ibrpt.tItr, ~
building. This property Il occupied n ~
Bros, and known - the "CHECRERED ys,lN,,ii
and HPARKERS' BALL" N''L'
TERAs OF SALE--0n'-thIri Of tha s,S,,.
money nd as I'M HT q. NOR a. The punch
In one and two yearS from day Of ale, IN IS.
paylbe seml.Gnnullly. the deferred ply Issst y n
secured BY iniurAnee and otherEIss 10 ihs am ~,
Of the trustee A. J. CLARKE, Tr,,,..'
J. @ HEKyEY, Auetloneer. s
August %, 1850. vi,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TITANTED-A GIRL TO DO THE
wv Homework in q ImIll family. Inquire At 70.
Is Fifteenth street. eelg
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A BULLET IN HIS BRAIs.-The Wash.
ington Reporter gives the following strange
case: Lewis Booth, the young man near
this place whom George Mathews shot in
the head on Sunday, April II, 1878, died
last Saturday, aged about eighteen years
The doctors examined his head and found
part Of the ball In the centre Of his brain
also piece OF the skull bone. When he
was shot the ball divided, part going
out the top OF his head and the balance 10
his brain. He has suffered with his head
ever since the wound was inflicted.
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THE FEMALE MINsrRELs.-oi MADAME
RenIz's Brune,tes," or the Rentz-Santley
Novelty Company, which appears at the
Opera House this evening, the San Fran.
cisco ala Californian says: "The frs,
part OF the entertainment 10 by Rentz's
Minstrel's, after which Mabel Sankey's
London Burlesque Troupe gave q lively
entertainment. The minstrel troupe in.
cludes several fine voices and o good deal
OF comic ability. The variety acts are full
OF dash and cleverness, and in every re.
spect unobjectionable."
The London, Can, Free Pres also
speaks thus highly Of the organization
"The performance throughout was excel
lent, and presented nothing unchaste.
The negro comedy was far above the aver
age and extremely laughable. Everybody
felt well pleased with the show"
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JONI RoBlSsoS's CIRcus.-old John
Robinson's circus exhibited on the Island
yesterday to good audience, and at night
The tent was packed. His collection oil
animals, though not extensive, is inter,
esting especially the rhinosceros and the
three elephants. One of the latter has
an ugly disposition, and behaved badly
all day, requiring the application Of the
keepers steel at brief intervals to keep
him in subsection. The electric light Ia
only OF medium power, but the generator
Is tine piece Of mechanism. The two
clowns, Low Low and Ashe, are excel
lent, and the trained dogs excel any we
ever saw, with a few exceptions. The
riding and trapeze and bar performance
was not extra, but the juggling was. The
show, taken as whole, did not merit ex.
trayagant praise, but It was better exhi.
bition than many that make much greater
pretensions.
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THE ANDES EXCURSION Yesterdays
steubenville Herald says: The last Of the
Festival goers party Of twenty, per the
steamer Andes, from Wheeling, arrived
home this morning on the $3.50 Pwiky
train. The excursionists express them
selves as highly pleased with the trip, q
little sore, possibly over the four dollar
concert tickets, and not as madly enthusi-
astic for severely classical music,as before,
but happy, nevertheless, and in raptnres
over the steamboat voyage, and the court.
eous treatment Of Captain Charlie and
Ed. Muhleman, Pilots Gooden aud Ander.
son, and Commissary- Wood. As an en-.
tlrety, the excursion was brilliant sue
cess, and not person was sorry he went
No more Festivals now till 1882.
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County ATPAlRs.-Next Monday the
Board u County Commissioners meets
In regular monthly session. This meeting
Is the last one Of the present fiscal year,
and Is consequently Of considerable i'm
portance. The usual committee meetings
preliminary TO the meeting OF the Board
will commence this morning at 10 O'Clock,
at which time the Committee on Roads
and Bridges will meet. The Finance Com
mittee meets at Or. N. to-day, the Joint
Committee on Roads and Bridges at 10 A.
N the Court House and Jail Committee
at2P. NJ, and that on Poor House and
Fatm at 3P. N. tomorrow.
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SIZZLING LIQUOR To a CHLD.-Katherine
Quinn yesterday lodged complaint with
squire Philips, charging Adam Yahn, the
son OF an East Wheeling saloon keeper,
with having on Monday, May 10, sold in
toxicating liquor TO her son, Andrew
Quinn, lad only seven years OF age.
Mrs. Quinn lives near the Central Glass
Works, and seems TO be woman OF con.
siderable intelligence. 1t hardly seems
possible, however, that any one would be
so utterly depraved as 70 allow mere
mite OF child OF seven to have liquor.
Mrs. Quinn also charges the Yahns with
selling LIQUOR TO her husband, who is in
the habit OF becoming intoxicated, and
expresses her intention to enter . civil
suit against them for damages.
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PERSONAL PARAaRApHs.-J. L. Curtis
and A. ]. Duval, OF Wellsburg, were
down yesterday. They did not come 10
the circus.
Major T. Il. Norton, who has been in
the East for some time, came home last
evening.
F. Muhleman and wife, parents Of Capt.
Muhleman, with their niece, Miss NJ.
O'Neal, we're down from Stepbenyille yes
terdsy, and registered Of the stamm
Mr.. Carl Bauer, OF the Pittsburgh Holks'
blaA, is taking in Wheeling in the inter
ests Of his paper.
and DR.. S. @. Craig, were In the city yes
lerday.
der, and W. L. Porter, Esq, passed
through the city yesterday to attend the
General Assembly Of the United PresPy'
terrain Church, in session at Aenia, uhio.
We had call yesterday from Mounds
vile delegation, consisting OF Messrs. W.
j. Burnley, Capt. Purdy, G. s. McFadden
and Capt Bridges.
Mrs. W. ". Bruce, Of Lexington, Ky.
mother OF Mrs. al. Hardin, is in the city
stopping few days with her daughter, a
No. 52 Fifteenth rect.
Mrs. II. L. Simon left to-day for Wheel
| ing 10 meet her husband in that city. Mr.
and Mrs. Simon will begin the work o
temperance reform in Wheeling. They
will have their hands full.-SenbelFia
Herald.
VIM. Stewart, Esq, and sisters, Of tht
First ward, will leave to-day for an Euro
pean tour. -
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The GALE ART sALE.-A Compliment 10
Wheeling Artiss.-The sale OF the paint
ings from the gallery OF Mr.. Gales
of Philadelphia, was continued last
night Of the rooms on Main street.
a small number Of gentlemen only at
tending, This state Of affairs is lament.
able, but no doubt 1t is owing to the very
warm weather. Very few paintings were
sold. Below we give the prices of few
OF those sold and the purchasers. The
sale will be continued this evening and
will then positively close. Mr.. Scott will
sell during the day at private sale.
Two beautiful companion pieces, views
on the Konig.see, by ]. NJ. Meeker, an
American artist, residing at Munich, were
purchased BY Mrs. T. Harris, for $50. The
pictures were a rare bargain at that price
The same lady paid SIS for two ofthe ex'
quisite Swiss landscapes from the brush
OF s. Hypolite, OF Geneva, and Mr.. A,
Pollock gave Sl2 for an Alpine view BY
the same artist
In the course Of the evening Mr.. Scot
paid a'high compliment TO Mr.. Storm, the
well known painter OF this city. III
placed upon the easel 0 group OF Falstst
and his friends, an original conception o
Mr.. Storms, and said that he consideret
the painter Of that picture the equal Of al
most any figure painter in America. Thi
compliment, coming from such q con
noisseur as Mr.. Scott, Is quite feather ii
the cap OF our rising young artist.
Mr.. Scott also examined q small paint
ing by ]. A. Fsris, the portrait painter
entitled Laying Down the Law" II
which an old phi, asant cock Is making
stump speech to his hen. He expresse,
great delight at the sineularly happ.
effort OF Mr.. Faris to catch the natura
position Of the bird. 1.-THE picture" sal,
he, sis unquestionsbly tper
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Ye.,e,a.y. TODAY and ro.morroW.

The war is over-ths batts-aslds Of the recent IN.
peasautness sre overErOwn With Aour eultiTlt
Of iarmS-the old Names once % familiar 10 every
adsr Of Newspaper are daily disappearing among
tie sllsnt mai ry and yet the sun iises and sets
nsv issue, present themselves and the notued web
o, life Il spun en-but one thing seems aLed and
certain that in each Juu and Dteeuber in the city
Of New Orleans Gsnsr,ls @ t. Boaaregard, Of La,
aud JubL A. Early, Of Va, conduct With exact lr.
mes. and juities the > mi-Aunuil drawings Of the
Louisiana STATE LOttsry Company, and ever hall
million Of dollar are givsn asay. Fop particulars
write TO N. A. D,uphln, Neu Orleans La, OF same
person at No si9 BrOalvay, New York City.
pkW
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Dr.. JIG. Mccoy, from the East is in
Wheeling, and will remain until Monday,
May 3lst. The Doctor treats chronic
diseases, private diseases, female diseases
and physical determines. The Doctors
wife assists in treating female cases. Con-
sultation free. Office 1910 Eotf street.
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SuPPosED CASE OF ISPASricrDE.-The
people In the vicinity oil New Cumber'
land, up the river, are excited over Q
scandal that is not yet fully developed.
The remains Of an infant, found In the
river, is the subject Of speculation. The
body was caught on q tsh'line at Black
Horse Landing, being bent across me line
by the force OF the current. The tish had
eaten the greater part Of It, although 1t
had apparently not been In the river more
than a day or 60. 1t Is insinuated that
pretty Intelligent coniectures as 70 how
The corpse came In the river are enter
tanned,
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Tn couara-Mux1crPA1 oouRr-Judse
CFdnM4.-This Court met at 10 A. n.
yesterday, and transacted the following
J. B. fancy and wife VS.. Susanna Lewis,
in chancery. Exceptions made by Lewis
woodmAnsee in this case were oyerruled
by the Court, and motion made by the
defendant for an extension OF time 70 re-
view the case.
Robert Conwell ct al. VS.. John Conwell
ct al, In chancery. Exceptions In this
case were argued and submitted to the
Adjourned until Thursday at 10 o'clock
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CONG FoR The AMBLERs.-some time
ago, Il is alleged, Harry Carpenter ab.
seconded from this city with consider
able sum OF money belonging TO his part
ner, George Myers. The circumstances
attending his departure are no doubt still
fresh In the minds Of the public here. II
was said ut the time that he had become
embarrassed by losses incurred at the gam.
ing table. On Monday his wife, Mrs. Em-
ma Carpenter, made formal demand up.
on certain parties that they restore to her
the sum Of 800 each, which she claimed
they had won and received from her hus-
band. The parties upon whom the de-
mand was made refused to make any such
payment, saying that, though Carpenter
had played with them. he had never lost
A larger sum than so. Mrs. Carpenter
then entered complaint before Squire
Vim, Philips against Joseph Paden, Jos.
eph Green. Daniel Arndt, and Edward
Christman, charging them with keeping q
poker den In Ohio County, and oil expos
log money for the purpose oil entcine
persons to play at games oil chance, and
with playing games Of chance for money
They appeared, waived preliminary ex.
animation, and were bound over in SlOC
penalty each 70 answerto the charge be
lore the Grand Jury OF the County Court
Iniormations have also been made
against the same persons charging then
with selling liquor without proper license
and Squire Philips will issue warrants
under these complaints to-day.
Mrs. Carpenter declares her intention
To at once enter civil suits against thret
Of the men named above and six others
who she alleges have won money, IRON
| her husband at various times, Tor the re
coyery OF 500 in each case, or $500 In all
which sum, she claims, has been upiustly
and illegally received from her HUSBAND
without lawful compensation.
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LIFE is too short to allow much OF II 10
be consumed by sickness, particularly
when it is Of q durable or preventive
nature, like dyspepsia and the diseases
arising from it, as palpitation OF the heart,
pain in the'head, fiatnlency, pains in the
chest and side, morbid anxiety, morose.
ness, constipation and hypochondria-all
induced by disordered digestion and easily
cured by Hamburg Drops.
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RUNNING SORES.
Interesting Account of the Healing
OF q Broken Leg

Mssrs LoruEo's 4 PIsxH.x, Druggists pea,
Siri:-on the cd Of August 1877, bad the mi for
iuue Of having my leg brokea, In front Of William
s ernS dry gOOds store, BY case Of gods being
thrown on me Th' bone was set BY q physician Of
lh. place. Upon removing the splln,S, sores broke
out from my knee 70 the bell and several phyGciAnS
called II yaroose veins, md ordered me to wear rub.
br stockinEL After wearing cut abiut S25 18th Of
different makes without any signs Of any cure, !
expires ed Il at the time 70 hs humbugget Asaiu Be-
foie half had been used was atonlshed 70 see the
sores heal up oue BY one, aud nov not one sore q q
no seen. l recommended the n 10 TOT neigh Oring
lady who ned been EOuhled for yean with 4 sore
Hrst After using hut dreds Of remedies she 4 CON.
pletely cured. respectfully your,
DovKR, n. II. HENRY LAEDECKER,
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To GESrs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
and are far superior TO any other make.
For sale by L. v. Blond, llS5 Main
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CHICAGO ExcuR.lox.-The p, o. & St.
L. Ry. 90. will sell excursion tickets to
Chicago May 80, 81 and June l, good to
return until June I. By taking this route
Won will have the advantage OF numerous
express trains, superbtroadways, splendid
equipments and quick time,
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As THE boom has struck US once more
by making great reduction In carpets
dry goods, &C., which were selling very
cheap for cash, we will continue to sell
them low Tor cash to keep up the boom
GEO. G. Rom.
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q. Family MARxEr.-The attendance atthe
Filth Ward Market Yesterday was large,
ene sne display gooG. Vegetables Of good
quality were gel. ing at fair prices. There
was tne gspS good exhibition Of meats
Meqs Beef 8 to 12ieperpound; mutton.
lVc FER pound; chopsl 10 70 12lc per pound
Veal, 10 10 15c per pound; pork, 10c per
4 pound; sausage, 10 10 12c per pound
smoked sausage, 10 10 12c per pound; ba-
con, 10c per pound; middling and shout.
der, 8 to l0c per pound; beei-tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, 35c per 2.pound
can.
Fo,pls, Butter. Gc.-Liye chickens, 25
to SOC apiece, or s. 90 to 81 90 per dozen
dressed chickens, 10c per pound; live
ducks 40 TO GOO apiece; dressed ducks, 16c
per pound; live geese, so to Zoe apiece;
eggs, l2lc per dozen, lard, l0c per pound;
butter Is 70 Zoe per pOund-choice, $50;
sweetmilk, So per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, 4c per quart, or l5cper gallon.
Hegdabla-Cabbage, s to loo per head
new PEAS, 5Oa75c per peck Irish po-
tatoes, loo per hali.peck or l5c per peck;
new potatoes, 50sS0c per peck; cucum.
bers sc each or 8 for 25c; carrots, 10c pei
half.dozen; rhubarb, &c per bunch; OF
three punches for 10c; beets SOC per dozen
spinach, 30cper peck ;kale, zoe per peck
onions, 40c per hali.peck; Bermudas, 40t
per half.peck; radishes cents bunch
dried beans, Sc perquart; white beans, &
per quart: string beans Coo per peck
lettuce, l6cper quarter peck oyster plant
30 per bunch; horseradish, &c per bunch
onions,t two lunches for 8 cents; asparagus
&c per bunch; new tomatoes, 81 per peck
strawberries. l0al5c per quart.
Fish and Gdme.-Lake fish 25c string
catfish, loo per string; oysters, 3Oa50c PEI
halLcanj 20c per quart.
F1is.-Green apples, 40c per hall
peck or 75aSOc per reck; pine apples Il
to Soc each; dried apples, 5 to 10c pc
pound; dried pears, 10c per pound; ba
nanas, 8 for 10c; dried peaches, 10 to l5t
per pound; dried plumG, S0cper Id; Gran
berries, 10al2c per quart; oranges, 80 Il
$50 per dozen; lemons. $50 per dozen
straw berries, zoo per quart.
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In this Court yesterday the case Of
Springer vs. Jacob came on for trial, but
was postponed on account Of the absence
OF witnesses material TO the deience. The
suit Is brought TO recover money alleged
to be due for rent. The parties live in the
country.
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wAsHAeroS, May 2B.-lA.x.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
barometer and temperature, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional local
rains with south winds.
For the Lower Lakes, stationary ba'
rometer, stationary or higher temperature,
wind mostly south and cloudy weather.
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Dr.. ]. G. Mccoy is not travelling
doctor, but has regular offices, and visits
each Office once every month. Branch Of
fees 1910. Eoff street, Wheeling, w. Va,
and 1856 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

A GENERAL reduction in our Csc. dress
goods 10 20c., and our zoe. dress goods TO
l5c. Call and see them. For sale only
Tor cash, at Geo. q. Roth's.
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"'DR. LrSDsEY's Blood searcher' cured
my son OF efysipelas. Mrs. E. smeltzer,
Larimer, Pa.
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Dr.. ]. G. Mccoy cures club.feet, bow
legs and all delormities Of the limbs with
out pain or the use Of knife. Office
1910 Eoff street, Wheeling.
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SILVER TAeLEwARe.-Rars Bargains al
the Iswtlry store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets,
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NEVER let a cough, cold or Group go toe
far. On the first symptoms send 70 your
druggist for "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup
Csc. per bottle.
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Foupd.-Part Of Shirt Stud.
For Sale-Fine Black Horse.
Flower POts-John Friedel.
Fave Your Coffee-R. J. smyth.
Easel Frames f. L. Eicoll.
Wanted Fist-class Girl.
Kentucky State Lottery Company.
Trustees Sale OF South Wheeling Prop
err Trustees Sale Of South Wheeling Prop
'f Trustees Sale of East Wheeling Prop
erty.
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A FINE line Of lawns at loo, 12lc. and
15c. Call and see them at Geo. g. Roth's.
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A fine assortment OF French Non
lures, just opened nj BELLS, lag
Mnia siEeet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE. - Clerk
Hook on yesterday admittsdthe following
Deed made May Il, 1850. by ElIz ,beth
Ann Rogers, widow OF Thomas Rogers,
deceased, Of Wheeling, Emily Tyler, with
her husband, John I. Tyler, Of lronton,
Ohio, and Mary Z, Smith, nee Farley, with
her husband John 7. Smith, OF Louisville,
Ky, heirs at law Of Henry Marriott, de-
ceased, to George Zoeckler, OF Wheeling,
in consideration Of 1850, for Lot 8 10
square "a in the Eighth ward OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

We still have large lot Of those II
yards wide lawn at 10c They are fine,
fast colors, and cheap. GEO. g. RorlI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-26

Prices to suit everybody; II you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call at L.
". Blonde.