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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18

AN OLD PRINTER GoSE.-Mr. 2. B. Nc
Monds sl was ons oiiSat Oldest Citizens and and
the pioneer o jourhalism in this city and
q practical printer. He moved to Wheel.
ing about lS4Q and was editorof the Eesen-
ing ArstR, the only Democratic paper In
these parts for many years, when news
papers were in their infancy. The Argus
office at that time was in an old frame
building which stood on the southeast
corner 0 fTwelith and Main streals, where
Gutman's clothing store now stand. ! It
was at that time o big printing office, but
would hardly be seen in one of our
modern Offices. The printing at that time
was all done by hand, such a thing as a
power press Was hardly known here. Mr..
McLain edited the argus for several years
and was o fearless and Incorporating
Democrat, being sustained by such men
as Judge Thompson, James Alexander
and others we Gould name. John Dun
ham afterwards bought the office and It
changed hands several times, and Is nowa
part OF the Register office. Mr.. McLain
after retiring from the printing office,
served very acceptably for several years as
q Magistrate in the First ward, when he
moYedto CINCINNATI with his family and
managed q paper, there for several Years,
and removed TO this city a few years ago
with his aged wife TO pass the remainder
ofthis days with his children. NJ. MaLein
Lodge, L 81 q. Ecfthlsel city, the members
OF which lodge buried him on Sunday. He
was also a member OF the North Street IT.
E. Church. His last moments ware peace
.f4l and happy, his last words being ut Is
all right 'a9tis al right Z,
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The JuDlLEE CoNcRRr LAST NIGIrr.-
But few concert troops Of any kind have
ever drawn such asaidenaes on 40 many
successful nights in Wheeling as the col.
lofed Centennial Jubilee singera, under
Manager Gatewpod, Washington Hall
was again filled last night with an audi.
ence more than enthusiastic and demon.
stratiye in approval. The only drawback
10 the concert was the illness OF Mrs.
Dougherty, who, though present, was IN:
able to sing on sesopnt Of q severe cold.
Tho vocal resources OF the company are
such, however, that even so fine q voice
as that OF Mrs. Dougherty Is compensated
for by the others. So was 1t last night,
Marching Along 1.-THE Ten Yirgins'
and "Come Out Of Egypt" were Of the
taking new songs, but request after re-
lIest was sent up for the songs they have
sung again and again. The director, Mr..
Thomas, made some senaible remarks at
the concert, thanking b epeopleo OF Wheel.
ing for Endnesses, and saying that there
were o few persons they could never repay
for the interest they had taken in them,
At the request Of many thetroups will re.
turn trom'Steubenyille aud sing in the
Opera House on Thursday week, Feb.
rnsry &c, In q grand farewell concert.
They sing ut Wellsburg tonight.
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Henry ward Bcesher Aaks 4 sQuestiol

EAoufy WhF4 htccneF Ahkb tuo4tAoH
On Sunday, January 18th, last, Rev.
HenryWa ard Beecher, in Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, preachedtoa crowd. The text
was from First Timothy, vi, 10-"For the
love Of money Is the root Of all evil"
"Men may say please about des-
pising money, butno rational man despise
1t. The most rigorous saint Il, whom q
million Is left Is quite willing 70 assume
the stewardship Of 1t. While dealing In
stocks Is as legitimate when stocks repre-.
sent actual property as 1.-The dealing in
wool or the produce Of the iarm, yet gamb-
ling in stocks Is not legitimate, and yet 1t
takes place unblushingly, almost unre.
bukedly and increasingly. Why should
not lotteries exist when churches are full
OF them, when cathedfals are opened filed
with the most ingenious schemes, when
church fares are carried on with the most
%unblushing games OF chance, when 0 regi.
ment is swelling It's funds by the most
notorious Of lotteries-what business have
we to rise up in iudgment?n The 1lSth
Grand Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery,w n take place. at New Or
leans, La, on Tuesday, March 9th. 1t Is
for the cause Of Education and Charity.
For g you may receive $4,000. Address
N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, orBanie
person, No. $40 Broadway, New York
City, N. Y. D&w
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sooIAn oRc1E OF HoSoR.-McLain's
Hall, on Market street, was crowded last
evening with temperance people, II being
an open meeting held under the auspices
Of the above named order. The Rev,
Clancy opened the meeting with prayer.
The choir Of the Third Presbyterian
Church, o. this city, furnished the music.
Prof Steward lead the choir, with Miss
Bickerton at tho organ. The speeches Of
The evening were all good and we need
only meniiopthe names oftlie speakers as
proof: Mr.. steelman. Rev. Clancy Prot
W. "A. Humphry Fredrick 6oodfellow
and R, w, Hamilton
Altogether this was q grand success for
the Circle Of Honor.
BY invitation the Social Circle Of Honor
viii hold q temperance mass meeting, In
the First Baptist Church, on Thursday
evening" February 18th.
Mr.. Lucas kindly furnished an organ
for the occasion,
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AGAIN rnR Saviour readers will re.
member, two or three years ago. the disgust
ING details and protfacted length OF the
celebrated Curtis-Cox SANDER case, In
which Curtis obtained q verdict Of 5000.
Cox fried numerous ways TO avoid the
paymentofthis award, and finally obtain
ed a change OF venue to Brooke county,
where for the last sixteen days Il has been
before that Circuit Court, Judge Melvin
presiding. Curtis was represented by
Messrs. Cracraft and Good snd Cox By the
Cochrans and Attorney General White.
noon at $50 O'Clock, and last night at 8
came into court with verdict OF
5000 for Col. Curtis. Messrs. Cracrait
and Good have been highly Complimented
Upon their manner Of conducting this case.
will likely terminate all litigation in
he premises.
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BRLtAlRR's aBoQsr.n-A committee up.
pointed BY the Ohio Legislature to inyes.
tigate themerits Of the county seat ques'
ton ovar>in Belmont county, Ohio, were
at the stamm House last RiRht, In charge
OF Colonel Fred Blenkner, Assistant Ser.
geant-at.Arms Of the Ohio Legislature.
They were, DR.. Z. A. Reed, chairman; DR.,
Greer, Dr.. Ellsworth, Ward, Hume and
wetmore, They came in q special oar over
the Central Ohio railroad, They will 20
down to Bellaire to-day andito 81. Claire.
vile this afternoon. They were visited
last night by; the following gentlemen:
i. p. Rhodes, Mr.. Bfanum, Ross ],
Alexander VIM. Alexander all Of bridge
port, parties representing the interest Of
81. Clairsville. Hon. David Wagner, Jas.
Carroll Esq., S. Q Hamilton, mo. r. Cow
md Thos. Wilson, represented AeIlaire.
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: FouRrH STREET RELIoIoUs SERyfcEs.-
On Monday at ameeting Of the stewards,
they decided to allow Mrs. Robinson, the
lady evangelist, to use the audience room
in which 10 hold her evening services,
This was d wise decision and will be ap'
9preciated blythe many who have been un-
able to gain admittance during the week
nightseryices.in the lecture room. Per-
sons attending the church are earnestly
requested not to deface the church in any
way especially those using tobacco.
Monday was o glorious day, both at the
afternoon and eyening services. AT 1880
Mrs. Robinson preached from st. Matthew
la, q, t'Pilate saith unto them, what shall
j do then with Jesus which Is called
Christi They all say unto him, let him
be cruci6ed."
Her sermon drew forth the earnest
sympathy OF her hearers; about twenty
persons responded to tho invitation for
prayers. For one and q half hours all
labored earnestly, by song and prayers to
assist these who sorrowed in their sins
Into forgiveness by faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ.
At Tuesdays meetings Mrs. Robinson
lead agiacious experience meeting at 8 ?.
". During the services some five or six
lprotessed full salvation. The meeting
closed with Q regular %campmeeting shak'
Ing OF hands, In which old and young
Joined with q relish.
At7:30 the church was filed to over
flowing. Mrs. Robinson preached from
Deuteronomy 1.2: "Seir unto Kadesh
barnea."
1. Departure OF the Children Of Isreal
until their arrival, Kadesh.barnea.
2. Unbeliet. Repentance.
One thing that deserves special mention
is the absence Of excitement in the worl
OF Mrs. Robinson. All is done with care
No oyer-persuasion; no pushingor pound
ing religion into penitents; all Is dom
under q calm and cool judgment TIL
work Is thoroughly organized. Each ON
has his or her work TO accomplish, ant
are held seyerally responsible for its exc
cution.
Services to-day at 2, 4, Z and 1880 P. NJ
The afternoon meeting is changed from
8 Pm. to . P. NJ, one hour earlier.
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TABLE LINENS Asg TssEtssas.-Real
good bargains by calling on.I. Blum & Bro.

~ Z
SALES OF SILVER MINING srocEs.-The
Good Enough Milling and Mining Com.
pany's Office, at 1909 Main street, was
thronged yesterday with visitors examin-
ing the specimens Of silver ore, from the
company's minesin G~unnisor county, Col
orado, and 0 large amount Of stock was
sold. Captains 4indley and Rodgers feel
satisfedthatthe entire amount OF stock
for sale will be disposed Of during the
week. They will be pleased to see per-
sons DESTROYS Of examining their speci.
mems, and will take pleasure in giving the
fullest information regarding The great
mineral wealth pf Colorado. SubsOrip-
tiopsTiIl be received for any amount Of
stock from one To one thousand shares at
the rate Of seventy.five dollars per share
OF one hundred dollars. All stock sold
by this company Is worcestershire,
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SKIN DISEASE.
Great Suffering for sixteen Years.
Wonderful. Cure by the CuiIeura
Remedies.

MESsRs. WHRxs 4 PorrERl 6epAspm-CurI-
cuRA RRaRDTRs have done me 4 power Of good. ]
have been afflicted with akin disease for sixtoen
years. SOna days ittronbled me more than others.
but NJ night the Itching nearly droye me Wild.
r would scratch until the blood would run down
my limbs,
could cure me-, but others aid not.
will say that before I used the CuTIJuRA RR1rE-
DIRs l wASin n fearful state, and had given up all
hope Of ever having auy relief.
But, like a drownlng man guaspiug at 0 straw, I
thought I would Try the. CVTicuRA RRaEIDrIs, about
which I had read 20 much,
They have performed q wonderful cure for me, and
Of my FREQ will and accord ] recommend them.
YOUR truly,
sw. yAs s sgRr y ST. ,s;s cncAoe, L.
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PERSONAL MESrTox.-Ed. Mendel left
for the East last night.
Miss Mary Hauset, Of Cadiz, o., who
has been visiting at Mrs. Bergers on the
Island, left for home yesterday.
Hon. David McGregor, State Senator
from Richie county, Is In the city.
TomK Miller, OF Allegheny City. was
in the city yesterday.
q. W. Patton, Of Charleston, U. s. mar
shal, Is at the Mcclure.
Miss Sarah slagle, Of Pittsburgh, who
Gas been visiting In this city for some
weeks, willleaye for home to-day;
J. M.g0rr, assistant general freight
agent Of the Central Ohio Railrord, IS in
TIP. Barry, western passenger agent,
and W. z. Reppert, travelling agent OF the
B. & o., afein the city. :.
Col. John NJ. Oates, travelling agent Of
Ithe Chicago and Alton Railroad, Is in the
Messrs. Anton Reymann, John oester-
ling, August Roll, Prof. Burg, Q. Yahn,
liz. Schneider, Carl Sauter and several
others Of our German citizens will make
visit to the "Yaterland" the coming spring.
6. A. Humes and John K. Davis, two
popular Philadelphia travelling agents, are
Rev. "" B. Watkins, DID, of Johns.
town, Pa, and Rev. D. B. UpdegraE, Of
Mt. Pleasant, o., are in the city.
AMONG Yesterday arrivals at the Stamm
were: A. Marling, Baltimore;A A. Soulier,
Pittsburgh; @. Poulins, Cameron; Jacob
Koontz, New Martinsville;J j. Boyer, Pow
hatan; Robert Marshall, Pittsburgh;F.K.
Miller, Allegheny j. X. Gebhart, Dayton
lB.C. Clark, Leavenworth, Kas.; John Q.
.IM. Gates, Cincinnati; John S. Clark, Phil
adelphia: O. 3. Yeats, O. Yeats, Marshall
John NJ. Dakan, Rosby's Rock; B. ]. BetE,
Collier: ]. Freshwater, Paris; j. Harris,
Belmont;J. II. Smith, Atchisen; O. Am
bier and daughter, Businessburg; NJ. Nc
Coy and wife, Roney's Point; ]. r. Strong
Pittsburgh; 6. Graham, s., w. Va; T. B
McCune, scottdale; Alex. W. Yoegtley, ],
lG, Muhleman, Hannibal.
Among the latest arrivals at the New
Mcclure, aretthe following: M. M: Brew
ster, New York Phil. D. Schaffer, Leipsic
Germany; r, Urban, Columbus; NJ. D
Pickett. Freeport, Ohio; ]. K. Davis
philadelphia; A. L. Clements, Cincinnati
! Winfield Scott, Steubenyille; W. ii. Gram
and wife, Cleveland; ]. O. Seymore, New
York; n. S. Craig, Steubenvilie; ]. NJ
Bradley, Geo. W. Koon, New York; Mrs
W. K. Pendleton, Bethany;M. Maybery.
New York; D. E. Roberts, Jr., Maysyille
Ky, !. %. Anderson and wife, Steuben'
vile; D. McWilliams, Dwight, ILL; w. ]
Miller, Pittsburgh; ]. R. Stalls, Cincinnati.
Miss NJ. Wharton, Cincinnati; Thomas NJ
Bell, Philadelphia; ]. B. Underwood, o
NJ. Vatct, H.. Oppenheimer, New York
W. K. Pendleton, bethany Jno. A. Dicky
Pittsburgh; ?. Weniger, WIS. Crassman
|. New York; Il. May, Philadelphia; j.
Bruce, Chicago; Geo. W. Patton, Mis-
liz. Patton, Charleston, W. Va Jasol
son, Cleveland; 7. F. Ewing, Cincinnati
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You can get a good stem.wlnd Watch for
$3.50 from JACOB W. GRUB,
The IeWeler.


A PHEASANT v1aT.-The Jubilee Sing
ers having heard Of the desire Of Mr..
Ralph pieEey to hear them, he not being
able 10 attend any public concert, called
K e body sIss. ,s' to sS sisa,s xa s9a a sasE t y ,S Ss
delight and appreciation Of himself and
friends. Wherever they 60, to public hall
or private home, they win for themselves
opinions both as 10 vocal power
and personal conduct, !.
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AChnlienge.

WHEELING, W VA, Feb. IL 1880:
I hereby challenge Miss Elsa Won Blu
men TO o ton mile contest, go-as-You.please,
In the Warrington Hall, time to be fixed
hereafter, for apurse Of $50 and gate
money, the party losing the contest TO pay
all expenses OF hall, advertising, &c.
Wv. sTEELR,
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fTAIJTABLE PRoPfRTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The plot OF ground located on Gipeteenth street,
with ! frontage Of 1ss feet, running back ao ieet, on
Ishich ItandS tho Soap and Candle h9nnIaetoryi
s,eeted bg' and formerly operated tby, Edward Rod.
The main buildJngis brick, two stories high, eox40
teet. 4 rendering house, 10 feet tquafe, attached 70
main building, Two engthe, ITO boileu1, store house,
IGIE0; stables and other outbptldlnss. There arc i've
IhoIsand, and The other dfteen thousand pounds Of
soGpi two large rendering k0Ities, eight candle ma
chimes, one soap pres, twelve soap lranss, one srnteh,
Ing machIne, and sundFy machines and articles uted
IN ne business, There are Tour small tenepient
ho,lseS on the ground, and . ltsse which yields a
nTesant a rental Of SG91 per annue1. The aboye wiz
hs soll-part cash aud tho balance On liberal time.
CITY bonds will be taken In part payment. For lnr-
IhSr Information inquire Of ALEXANDER BONE,
General BGElnesS Snd Real Estate Agent, 1873 Market
street, Crangles Bloch, oyaf City Bank.
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PERsoSs with stated incomes can pur.
chase q Mason Ramlfn Cabinet Organ at
Sheib's music store, on monthly. payments
OF s. or more, andsecure the best organ
made for q very small SUM, Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
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tHUMoRs OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP.

cVTFcuRA REsotyKST Is tho most powerful blood
Purifier and Liver Stlmylapt ever Compounded. In
forty minutes after takipg the mat dose II may be
Ion t6at 4 has entered the blood and been distribat.
ed throughout the entire system. In Its passage
I rough tho circulating Huid6 II meets with tho COR
rupt particles Of matter which foster and naintaln
and gradually eliminating them from the system.
Hence ~ fawef 20 t6feyer expel Scrofnlous, Can
ecyogss 1Rnd 5Clnker Humors, Which unchecked al
the bod, With foul corruptiotis, and rot out the ael-
CuTicuRA, tho great external rtmeay for all Hu-
mora Of the sealP. snA Skin, Uleers, sorea and Dis
charging WNundtS, q The most sooihing and healing
ana parasitic grovths, restofes the oil glands and
tubes toa healthy condition, and cures, when aaisted
By. the. cpfycURA Soar, Diseases Of the Skin and
Scalp which have been the torture Of q LIE tine.
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HEApevARgERs FOB sEErs.-We offer to
the trade'a full stock Of choice new Clover
and Timothy Seed, which will be sold low.
er than any other houseii In the city.
SyRARp a. Snrn
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MEssns. OIL. BRuSpAeR 4 Sou, Drug.
eists, Muskeson, Mich, writes est. 10.
cobs on has q wonderful sale. We sold
bottles at retail yesterday. This will
give you some Idea Of how well 1t is liked.
In this seetlon,n
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THrRMoMrrER RzcoRD.-The following
ihows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday;
|, A. n. ~. M.7r. II. II A.u. II 8 ?. N. JPN
81 q IS 81 20 o. 90 81
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NJ. SAI1SaER, who has had q large ex-
periencein the clothing business, will open
out the "Atlantic Clothing House, No.
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
February Ylst.
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SILKS and cashmerss willsbe sold ut old
prices at /. Blum & Bro. Bear inmind
the low prices the above were sold by
them. Eafte.,5
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You bet, when coughs and colds are
flying about like gnats'in q storm, sDr.
Sellers Cough Syrup" lisa sure cure. :
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SIR: In consideration Of the refusal to
grant the prayer OF the petition Of the ex-
tramen OIL the Fire Department, asking an
increase OF their salary, our honorable
Council (the First Branch) in their wis
dom thought the pitful sum oil $50 per
annum sufficient for the extramen Of the
department, therefore we, the extramen
Of the Fire Department do herebytender
our resignation as extramen Of said de-
partment, TO take effect from and otter
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TIE ExrRAMEN REsIeE.NAt the last
meeting OF Council, the Committee on
Fire Department reported 10 that bodyla
proposition to pay the extramen In 1t Sl2
per month, or S144 q year, as they had
complainedt that the pay Of $50 per annum
was insufficient, and would not recon-
pence them for the damage done their
clothing ct the fires they attended in q
year. The Second Branch passed upon
this fayorably, but the First Branch very
wisely "sat down" upon It.
Last night, the following paper was
ment, Eccles, that will explain itself;
To the Chief Marshal of The Wheeling Cly
Fire Department, or TO thom u may Con-
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BIEoAnED and brown muslinslower al /.
Blum & Bro. than any other house in the
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Situated In Preston County, West Virginia, near
EinswoOd Tunnel. on the Baltimore 4 Ohio R.R.
rhe Orc has been Tally tested In the Furnace at
irsutown, West Va. 1t works easily ~ the Furnace
aud makes a very desirable quality Of Iron. The
coking qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
d,and are entirely satisfactory. Iron can DO made
at n proat on these lands when prices are % low that
Furnaces at distance from raw materials must stop.
For further information apply 10
WIN. s. RAYNER,
u Lexington St, Baltimore, Nd.
iortoc JEssoF, Austen, Preston Co, W. Va.
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New dry goods, new carpets and new
RoemeFs, Nos: 2Oia and2Oal Main street,
Centre wheeling,
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n,IiaC.. By Instantly Affecting The
COELlNSe Nervous System, their In.
YutINc -. urcIin auence Is At ohce felt 1t the
d, .Lae farthest sxtIemiIes. Hence
LASTLY Pain, which arises from q
disturbance Of the Nerve Forces, Is cured 10 every In
stance Is II by magic. Also, PalpltaiOu Of the Heart,
Of the Lhng, Liver and Kidneys It-
fitaAon Of the stomach and Bowels Indigestion,
DysPspsls and Bilious Collie. tebi.vsAw
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IUM&B

NENTIsTRY.-roT THOSE THAT De
IL SIRE 10 uayo their natural teeth We would say
that wo are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them to do %. BY the use Of az, ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLugaRR we can and are MAKING peteI
PatientS, than have heretofore been made In thip
city or elsewhere, without tho aid Of the ELECTRIC
Pingger. What We say we can prove py aetual
fermentation. Call and SEQ for yourselves.
1-7T- JAMES u. suRGtSoN 4 SON
auf No.. 1ltS Market 81. Wheeling. w. va.
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EoR SAFE OR LEASElTHE GIN
T. CENATI Railway Iron Work, Company otter
Tor sale or lease, on favorable terms, their RAIL and
REAM MILL. The property Is In good condition
and we'll AltuAted for handling everything With the
greatest economy, having frontage on the Ohio river
Of 0yor coo feet, and the same on the Little Miami
Railruad. The present owners will take large inter
est 10 q new organization II desired. Address WAL
TER SMITH, President, lib West Fourth ST, Gin
uinuAfl, Eel2 n
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wsnted-A Boy. q
Notice to Contractors.
Wanted-Mould Makers.
House Building Association. .
Spare Ribs, Ted. O. List, Jr.
Iron, Steel, &c.-Jacob Snyder: -.
Herring, Mackerel, &c.-R, ]. smyth.
Halls Vegetable siGilian Hair Renewer.
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FOR RENT.

TN0R REET.-THE WAREHOUSE
ID and DWELLINa, No, lti2 Main street. now oc-
Snptcd BY MGarS. c. kran& no pes,essten given
April It, 1850, HENRY y; Llsl,
inWELLINGs FOR RENT-THENEW
~ brick dwelling, No. l2s Fourteenth street, Lx
rpon,S. NHlh room and cellar; also the frame dRel-
ing, toyOn rooms, No. % south hTont sfeet l4,ahat
Iaaulre az J. q HUPP, No. % Fourteenth street ialo
NOR RENT-EAPECrING 10 RE-
move our IWholenle Hat House on or before the
IN al ApriInext, 10 the rooms nov pecnptsd ~
Vsnce. huahGs 4 Co, No l8sl Main street. W otef
tor rent Inc rooms No nov occupy M; izSt NAN
atrSet. hAeFAA ndsIs
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Now is Your Tr4E 10 Buy DIX GooDs.
If you go to /. Blumi& Bro. you will
find most all classes Of goods at oldiprices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
pUBLlosALE
!, FIrrn WARD pROpERTY

OF FIFTH WARD PROPERTY
on Market street, between Twenty-npt and Twsn:
Ey.seoond streets, known as the Sherman House) !
Ell, at the front door Of the Court House, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
Commanding at 10 O'clock a. n. The lot fronts
IS feet on Market street, aud runs back teycn width
10 the alley In Inc reaJ, on which there is 4 hne
House Of fifteen rooms. Gas and Water all through
Terms Of sale, one.haiI cash, the balance In two
eluAl payment, with interest from date Of sale.
ANDREWJ, AoSENFELD.