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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
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always have an eye to the main
'boom."-Ben Franklin. .
ASA withdrawer, almost anybody
would have been a better man in my
PLACES j. Hlden.
1t is understood that Mr.. Sherman
still offers a reward OF Sl5 for the detec-
! ton and return OF his boom.
Lord Archibald Campbell sails from
England this week for America. His
brother Jim is Goyernor-ieneral OF
Canada.
Parole must have turned Conserva-
tive; at least We notice he has been
getting beaten very badly in England re-
Gently.
"Papa's Shirt Has Lost Its Buttons"
is the title of the latest sensational bal
lad. Mammals devotion TO the matinee
was PROBABLY the cause OF the loss.
Little George has got a bunlon
on his young and tender foot;
But 10 soon will leave our darling
He u wearing papA's boot
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How l wonder II my ma,
sitting by the psrlor CRATE,
Knows that George Il At the gate.
-Bo.ioR Girl.
Say, little butterfly, why do you wander
Eyer amid the CAV, beautiful howenl
Are you q sslaried daily reporter
Gathering items through all the long houHr
-JoAA hia0A.
Ralph Waldo Emerson keeps cows
and sells milk to Concord ~hOusekeep-
ers.
Wendell Phillips never goes to
church and takes no part in religious
worship anywhere.
Judge Spofford, the contestant for
Kelloy's seat in the Senate, is lying
very III at his home, in New Orleans.
Mn. McGahan, the widow OF the war
correspondent is engaged on q Russian
translation OF Edgar Allen Poe.
A half-smoked cigar, left on q table by
graphed by a san Francisco a
Joseph Seligman, senior member OF the
firm Of ]. Il W. Seligman a Co, hank.
en, Of New York, died suddenly
in New Orleans, OF heart disease, on
Sunday.
Queen Victoria will not let the Prince
and Princess OF Wales occupy Windsor
Castle during the Ascot races unless q
list OF their proposed guests Is submit
ted to her, with power OF veto.
Col. A. ID. Straight who engineered
the lannon's tunnel which let 100 Union
prisoners out Of Libby Prison, d broad
I casting a lecture Of his on the subject
through Indiana a. bait Tor the Repub
hcan Gubernstorial nomination
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Rsmsmhsr-Frisnds. Remember.


that DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
IN has proven itself 10 bea positive enre
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and al Lung Diseases IL has saved the
lives Of many even after the doctors a
said there was no hope. Every one
declares that /. goes right to the right
spot" soothing and healing as u by ma
gic all soreness Of throat and lungs a
single dose taken at bed time WI gen
tly warm the blood, refreshing
slnmher. and by morning an ordinary
cough or cold will be gone. None gen
nine without signature Of Sanford h
PARK. Large pint bottles 500 Keep
A bottle always on hand, twill save you
many a doctor bill Be sure your drug
gist gets the genuine Tor you, ianghlin
Bros. 4 Co, and Logan, List 20,
wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West q
Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

Ses fork M
Very hncifal petsicoss have been
hroasht cut for Summer vear. These
are OF hshtcoIored ioulsrfs with small
dots and trimmsd with Lace. One Of
them is Of pink ioulard With ned dots,
On the lower part b . rsd foulzrd
ciennes lace; above this hcunce. and
partly covering b . lAmbrequin
dapsry OF spotted toalard, also trim
med with lsca Skirts and undsnkirts
are nov made 50 % 70 form 10 very mar
ROW points In the back, reaching 10 the
middle OF the skirt The breadth OF the
goods 10 placed where these points ter
inmate. and either gathered or plated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling at $3.50 a n
arriving at Wellsbug at g;27 A, NJ. and AZ steu-
benyille at 9:S A. NJ, connecting Win racine
Express for all Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. N and $50
A. N. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, AZ $40 '.
NJ, with sleeping car aattached arriving In Chica,
90 at 7:sO next morning. Berths can DO secured
IN advance at Union Depot ticket Office, Colum-
bus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars through
without change from Stsubenytlle East 10 Phila
delphia aid New York, and West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 81
Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
lion apply 10 Joseph NJ. Belleyilh, Ticket Ageut
at Panhandle Depot, loot OF Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Once, under Mcclure House,
Wheeling.
o.; w. l. O'Brien, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Columbus. u. apo
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CLEVELAND Z PITTsBURa r. R
Condensed Time Gard.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST,
On and after Nov. Q, 1875, all trains. Will run
daily lexcpt sunday. as follows;
8fhrough trains 70 Pittsburgh.
Through trains 70 Cleveland.
Through trains 70 Chicago. =.
Pullman's Psrlor Cars between Welisvile ana
Hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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IF, after a fair test, You are not cured
Of gravel, nervous debility, or any dis
eass Of the Kidneys by using Prof. Gull
mette's French Kidney Pad, then the
druggist from whom you bought viii re-
fund the money paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04

No. 10, on Saturday night, has no connection
Tor Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars on all night trAinA
Close connections are made for all points
south and Southwest North and Northwest,
making this q desirable route for o~olonists and
persons moving 70 the great West, and 70 whom
particular attention Is given.
No. ~ stops at all stations between wheeling
WHEELING, PrTTsBuRGH AND BALTIMORE
DIvIsI0N.
Leave Wheeling. ....-......-..5: 40 4. n. l:40f
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave wheeling. ---6:30 A. n. 40 ?. r.
Tickets 20 all principal points on sale at depot.
once open at an hours during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public cheerfuly
given. w. N. CLEMENTs, M. ofT.
r. 7. DEvERlKs. General Agent Wheeling,
nOylS N
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~srrtadslphtA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trAln only
runs bstWeen Wheeling aud TuadolphiA-
tDAily except suRday-Nosafk
ton. -
dnring the dAy pAses hAckward and torSard bo-
tWeen Martins Ferry and bellAiro stopping
when required al sherman House, hmaVihe
West wheeling and Gravel Hill
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Count William Bismark, the old
Chancellor's son, has Just made MS
madam speech in the German fArii-
menk
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIvERSlTy.

MINE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY; TEXT
o suit teach ems; expenses for one ycaf nom }Is
o 500; o -sectarian, liberal, thorough. Pai
Term begins September I'd, lsN.
FOR Catalogues and other information, apply
to the President, J. x. THOMPSON, Morgan
town. West Va. ag2eeh
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Tuins nsks connection vim 3. 20. ado. .
r. ni}sa.dx An n.ls nm d.llY. ssnday AZ
c<ssed T. MOONEY, frp<tde1l
GB0. HERy. esA1 nsasssr. -
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { st. Louis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
Time table for Fast and West, April 8, 1850.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, loot OF Eleventh
street. near public landing, daily, exospt sun.
day, a. follows:
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TO CLEVELAND
4 Hour and Is Minut

steubenvllle accommodation leaves beiiAre ~
y:S .: n, br.dseporl 81 300. and Afnso ~ sssa-
Senyflie a. Sis r. n.
IAsyes stsubenyiiie st $50 a y, Brdsepor,
as.H a. n. arrive at Beilaire At s:B 4.
Tn s~teubenvilie Accommodation In addition
viii make The following tnFs between BeEsire
siasspsS o Martins ysHI--i;ss,. :
BeliAi's-------n%s.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The iOIlOvins guide Is q up on whsslins
time:
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NE AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY
Ia tSS0 ears on the Wheeling and Kim
drove nilrOAa will run - follows: Cars VIII
leave tHo City (oorner Market ami hieNeoh
sf-s,ts ana Wornbpskfs PARK al
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s~topping when required at sherman House.
Etnsvile' wed wheeling and Gravel HILL
TSnksts and bsaBASs checks 70 all pnnctJsl
soinz Ia the East and West can te prpcuyd at
he ticket once In bridgeport IN hfEks,
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CONBKzsKD TIN FABLE
IN AKIN AETE2 MARCH y. ia TRAINS
" viii sr1ve and dcp~n a. foiIoss. bs'isin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

MANY parents, observes the Pittsburgh,
(Pa.) Commercial, must be entirely ignorant
Of the manner in which their daughters
conduct themselves on railroad trains, or
they would put stop to their carvings.
on. The young miss who flirts with the
brakeman on entering the car stalks with
a stately air toward her seat, drops into 1t
as though she were faint from over'exer-
ton, then stares at the passengers, throw
ing signs to such as she chooses to recog'
nize, and on the first opportunity begins to
giggle and chatter with some companion
equally light.headed and irivolous-such
young lady is in a fair way OF encoun-
tering a wreck OF some kind. She is in
yiting her own downfall. The girl who is
modest and reserved in her demeanor-
who is neither prudish on the one hand,
nor indecorously free on the other-who
makes no effort to attract attention and
encourages no advances in the way OF
loye.making, will always be safe from an
noyance and proof against scandal. tire
quires some strength OF character on the
part of young ladies to keep within the
proper limits in regard to this matter, and
il parents are not we'll assured that their
daughters are strong enough to travel
alone they should either place them under
a guardian, or withdraw them altogether
from the trains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

halfeepts. President jarrett viii notify
Il manufacturers tomorrow Of the action
taken and ask for the appointment Oh 2, I
committee on their part 10 meet me pnu.
SIersi committee, With view Of talking
over and arranging q scale. ..,.,..
A communication was read spea1ks
h;obIv in iayorof shield which has been 9sss
devised by Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Sligo MILE " |.
Tbs shield Is to be used in protecting the ~
puddles from the heat OF the in !Iti AZ.
lrhs letter SAYS: ave found that with tnls
ahisld protecting us weare able, with only
ons helper, 10 do better work-thatis Il, 70
V mSks better iron, aud to produce . better
nisiS in he hottest days Of July and Au.
: yr'. than used to be possible, even with .
sSird man, and we do not experience tnat
failing 81 entire exhaustion that generally
i allow a hot days work in front Of q iur.
, and which is such q drain on 3
mans constitution and vitality, because
on i' exposure TO the heat has been reduced
to the minimum, and We are therefore
enabled to work in comparative comfort
1
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The Republican state Conven ton.

|
Tyler County Star.
A majority of the delegates from the
Third Congressional District were against
Blaine and for Sherman. That produced
schism in the District Convention, which
resulted in two reports-one by the Blaine
minority, and the other by the Sherman
and Grant men. The discussion OF the
two reports was somewhat acrimonious, at
times, especially when the spokesman OF
the Ohio county delegation, who did not
seem to know that courtesy and decorum
we're rules for such bodies, occupied the
attention OF the Convention. A part OF
the time so much confusion prevailed
and such personalities were in
dulged in that looked like itwould soon be
rival OF the Democratic Convention
which was held in New Martinsville two
years ago. The majority OF the Conven-
ton adopted the minority report from
the Third District, and thus gave the
Sherman and Grant men pretence to
nurse the idea that they were made mar
tyrs. The unit rule was adopted BY the
Blaine majority and was enforced rigor-
ously. Against the use OF this rule there
were some Blaine men, but Insufficient
to alter the result.
The delegates selected to represent the
Republicans Of West Virginia are very
good men. Personally they are unob.
iectionable. But the manner and means
by which the delegates were selected In
this (the tirst) district were characterized
by unfairness, injustice and inequality
and want OF consideration for the rights
OF all. The Ohio county delegation form.
ed combination with the delegates OF
Marshall and Harrison counties, which
disregarding all suggestions OF fair play,
rode rough shod, over the smaller coun.
ties and Wood county. While the dele
gates from these latter counties were
bound to submit, they very freely INDUCED
in the liberty OF railing and jeering at the
Ohio county delegation.
Very distinct and loud threats were
made that the Ohio county delegation
would repent Of their conduct some time.
It has been noticeable for several years
that large number OF Ohio county Re-
publicans who have attended conventions
as delegates have acted as though they
assumed that there were no men Of ca.
pacity and talent, no men ct to hold the
higher offices, except in Ohio county.
Yet that county for several years has not
been able 10 give majority for
the Republican State or Congress,
sional candidates, except for some
one who was Fortunate enough to live in
That rnnntv This showed n sort Of epot.
ism and selfishness irreconcilable with
desired harmony. In the Conventions
that have been held they endeavored to
run them either fairly, II they could, or by
formed by other counties.
This evinced supercillous spirit that al
iena,ed some Republicans from the can
didates who were nominated at the Con.
yentions. The same spirit aud dispose
lion OF selfshness were illustrated on
Wednesday.
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living along side Of the Emma Graham,
and the last named boat was next 70 the
burning steamer, the wind was stirring
rather sharply, and for while y seemed
that general conhagration would ensue.
Boats whistled, bells rang. and people
shouted, and scene Of wild excitement
followed. We dropped down the river
out Of danger and by the marvellous
promphtude Of the FIRE department the
boat was saved with the loss OF the pilot
house only. The new bishops will be or
dAined on Wednesday. G.. +. ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

TIE irregularities and trickery shown
at political conventions prompt the sug-
gestion Of the Columbus (o,) STATE Journal
(Rep.l that "a manual for the government
Of nominating conventions of all grades,
county, city, State and national, should
be prepared, embracing a few simple
rules" and it further says:
All we are to have orderly and decent
political assemblies, II the voice oil the
people, through their chosen delegates is
10 be heard in nominating conventions,
we must manage to get rid Of parliament
Ing and other masters OF the subject; and
as forthe rules OF the Houseof Represen.
tatives, as far as applicable they should
be severely sat down upon in all nomina-
ting conventions, for they have no appli,;
cability whatever to such [nominatingl
bodies"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18
PUDDLERs, MEETING.
A Committee Appointed TO Confer With
the Manufacturers Regarding the New

A Committee appointed 10 Confer Win
the Manufacturers Regarding the New
Scale.
pitt.SursA Commercial Of Yesterday.
The puddlers Of the Pittsburgh district
Of the Amalgamated Association OF Iron
and Steel Workers held meeting in
Emerald Hall on Saturday. After some
discussion, in which dissatisfaction was
expressed as regards the present scale OF
wages, the appointment Of committee
was decided upon to seek conference
with the manufacturers, and ask for an ad.
vance Of one dollar per ton on the present
scale. This committee will insist that me
card rate shall not drop below two and q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

The Utica Herald directs attention to
the fact that in the fourteen Northern
states which voted for President Hayes
in 1875 and have already elected delegates
to Chicago, outside Of the thirty odd dele,
oates in Pennsylvania upon whom Grant
may count, not six Of the two hundred
and sixty.six delegates are in favor oil
General Grant for third term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

rnE Sherman men in Washington, re.
ports the correspondent Of the Richmond
tva.) Stale, (Dem.), have had some big
! posters printed for use at Chicago, bearing
the inscription: "Johnsherman Of Ohio
for President; Levi P. Morton OF New
York, for vice-President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18
ohio County Wool Growers Meeting al
Point Mills.

Editors IntelllEeneer
Agreeable to the call recently published,
quite number OF Wool Growers met at
Gaston's Hall, Point Mills, for the pur-
pose OF organizing County Association.
Mr. P. Whitman was called to the chair,
and S. S. Jacob was made Secretary. After
some preliminary discussion, on menon,
a committee consisting Of Jos. NJ. Bel, Y;
5. Terrill and s. @. Jacob was appointed
to drafted constitution for permanent
organization. The committee retired and
alter bringing in a report consisting oil a
Constitution and by laws, which were
adopted alter some discussion and changes,
he following officers were elected 70
a permanent organization.
S. S. Jacob, President; James Dixon,
Joseph NJ. Bell and W. F. Whitman, Vice
Presidents; r. NJ. Maxwell, Treasurer
lanes A. Curtis, Recording Secretary and
". Whitman, Corresponding Secretary;
After considerable discussion on the
merits OF light and heavy wool clips, and
other questions Of interest to the Wool
Growers, the meeting adjourned 70 meet
NAV 22d, Q r. NJ, at Centre School house,
in iiherty district.
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OUR CONFERENCE CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR CONEERENCEC OhhESfoNbbANh'
Parliamentary strategy-An Endless
Number OF Motions-The bishops rs
Presiding Understanding Down Ex'
penses-The Church Papers-An Elk.
citing Time ON the Courier.
STEAMER COURIER, CINCINNATI WHARF, |
May Is, 1880. !
Editors Iutelllgeneer.
To-day, Bishop Peck presided over the
General Conference. He Is a good pre-
siding officer. have never been in body
where there was so much flibustering as
here, motion and amendment, and
amendment to amendment, substitute,
the previous question, and constant "Mr.
President, Mr.. Chairman" The man who
keeps himself from being confused and
bewildered and keeps the Conference
straight is no ordinary parliamentarian. 1t
is said that Bishops Simpson and Andrews
are the best presiding officers on the
board. My own impression is that Harris
has few superiors as a presiding officer.
To-day was an interesting session. The
committee on the publishing interest OF
the church made their report, and recon-.
mended the suspension OF the National
Repository" the "Golisn Hours" and sever
al Of the papers in the South and West.
Their reason for so doing was the tinan.
cial drain made by said periodicals ON the
treasury OF the church every year, which
reason seemingto be considered insult.
cient in the estimation OF the committee
TO recommend their suspension. In the
last qusdreniel we have lost on the Nat.
jondl Repository S27 200, on the California
AdpocdtS, $500, on the Pacific AdDcdh
S26, 900, on the Golden Hours s., 600. Total
loss in four years $4,000. Tokeep up IN.
der such q condition Of affairs for avery
long time, would require very stiff back.
ing. This recommendation Of the
committee, stirred up the editors and
friends OF these journals, and q spicy de-
bate ensued. Old DR.. Curry editor Of the
Repository Is q "plumed Knight in debate,
and being sore over his defeat for the
New York advocate, was particularly saE-
castle this morning. The whole question
after spirited debate, was laid on the ta-
BILE for final action.
We had o very exciting time on the
boat this morning about 1880 o'clock
The Robert Mitchell one OF the splendid
lower river boats, took fire, and We were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

Ex.sEcRErARY Of War, McCrary, lectur-
ed in Des Moines, Ia, on Thursday even
ing on professional Ethics" Among 9TH
er things he said: "There are lawyers, or
men who call themselves lawyers, who
hold the opinion that they are to reflect In
all cases the wishes and views OF their
clients, having no opinion and no con-
science OF their own. Such will consider
themselves bound to aid rascality ii the
rascal will pay fee for it, and they are
generally well fitted for such work."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

EDITOR MuRAr HALsrEAD closes his let
ter to the President OF the anti-third term
convention at St. Louis as follows: "Massa-
cbusetts has set a bad example in coup.
ling the name of Blaine with that oil
Grant, Let Blaine alone. He is doing
brave work against the third term treason
and 1t would be churlish not to give him
credit for it. Isuppose he is a sinner, but
/ would forgive him his sins for this good
work, and give him the glory Of it"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY IS.
p.nnhIIeap state Convention.

Tho Republicans Of West Virginia. anu Al o'hei,
bo s.neo. 10 eO-optra.e with them al the State and
N,t,onsl elections this coming fall are hereby inyi'
a. "a meet Al their CENTENARY PLACES Of converting In
~. y,you, counties OF the State, and choose dele
sst., 10 lony, niOn TO DO held In the City Of drai'
top on the aOth day Of June next, atloAM
The Convention is called to select candidate. i0i
the following pOsitions-yIz; Governor, Auditor
Tr.,,,r,r suptrintende FREQ Schools, Attorney
General, and one member Of the supreme Court o.
By order Of the State Central Committee.
A. W. CAMPBELL
Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

sTTiGdeIphlA AccOmmodatiOn.-This train only runs
between Wheellng and TE!adelphia.
f8teubenyilie Accommodations. train during
the DAY passes backward and forward between MAJ.
tins Fury and BellliTe, stopping when required az
sherman House, &tnATtlo, West Wheeling ana
EraYnl Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18
INoOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED

6g. J. o. MCCOY, from the East, |, in Wheeling
and In order 70 accommodate the vast numbers that
daily thrOng his office the Doctor has consented %
proiong his stay In wheeling until Mond.y, NAY ~
Female Diseases, and PhySlcal Deformiues-Clue
Feet, Bow Lsga hair Lip, Cross-eyel, SC Cares CUB
Feet Bow LSs an all deformlties q the limb. with.
out pain or the uss Of the knife The DOCTOR VIC cn
ASH Is in the treatment Of female cases Dr. mccoy
n NOT 4 travelling doctar but has REGULAR oFFlcla
and visits each once once every month.
Terms caIh. ChIges from IS TO 500, according 70
the requirements Of each case.
nB-CONSULTATEoN PREE.-Sa
Branch oaiees, 1910 Eof street, Wheeling W. Va,
ard iSs Filth Az Pittsbnrgh. myl9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-18

DOR sALE-ELIGIBLE AND DEsl'
Il RABLE Family Residenee-1hat la,ge, eonyeni-
emit and we'll heated dwelling Of Alex, Turner hqr
ll29 Chapne street, being Brick building eontaini
Wster III FouRhout the house. In the best Of condition.
And situated 10 one Of the best pelghbohoodt 10 tne
city; The only reason for selling being the small mum.
Der Of the owner and occupants family noN
MA BONE, General Business Agent, 1915 Market
strret. Cfanele's Block, over City BaUk. mylS