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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
T SPECIAL NOTICE.

our auction sale Of COFFEE advertised on TUES
DAY THE 10th INSTANT win COMMENCE At
12 NJ, Instead OF IL o'clock. es previously adver'
Used. DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
a, oo1, Auctloneers.
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German Antt-Graufisnt.

Especial to the Cincinnati Commercia'.J
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Grant
boom continues TO decline here, and the
boomers are becoming alarmed. The defcc-
ton Of the Germans IS the chief cause OF
anxiety. Could they be held in the harness
the third-termers would 90 right along with
their programme; bat the well-known
character OF the German Republicans for
independence warns them to be cautious.
1t Is recalled here that Hayes would have
been defeated and the presidency lost but
for the support he received from the Ger
mans OF Cincinnati. 1t is also noted that
there has not been Republican victory In
Ohio IN the past ten years that the
Germans OF three or four counties in the
State could not nave reversed had they
chosen to do so. In speaking OF this mat
terra prominent tbird-termer here says that
his only fears OF a failure of the Grant pre-
gramme is because the Germans cannot be
made to support him If they Say they wont.
He had no doubt that American Rtpubli-
cans would come up to the scratch Deaut-
fully, however much they might kick in
advance, but that the German Republicans
did not care enough for the party to sacrifice
any OF their convictions. IL is no secret
here that the detection Of the Germans, and
their declarations not 10 support Grant I'M
der any circumstances, Is giving the third
tcrmcrs more anxiety than all the other
impedments combined.
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TEXT FOR EDISON Free Press.l
Edison is all right. HIS success was pre-
dieted in the Bible. In verse Is Of Psalm
lxxyii. may be found the sentence: "The
lightnings llghtened the world"
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4 The Philadelphia Bulletin has done Jus
tiee to Judge ANDERSON 10 the matter Of bis
opinion Ia the LATHAM divorce case.
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Editors Dispatch: The time for electing
delegates to the National Democratic Con-
vention is near at hand. How shall we
determine who are Democrats in Virginia
under the present state of affairs? Are the
Readjusters members OF the Democratic or
Republican partyf
Would it not be wise to call at once a
convention Of the Conservative party,
cbange its name TO Democratic, and adopt
such a platform as will force every man to
identify himself with one party or the other.
II Virginia is to give her vote at the next
Presidential election for the Democratic
nominee no time is to be lost in knowing
who are its friends and who are its foes.
Let us draw the party lines sharply and at
once. ID.
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M. A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS
DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN OLD PRICES

JULIUS MEYER,
COB BROAD STREET,
being determined to reduce his stock preparatory
10 making change In business, has marked his en-
tire stock way down.
DRESS GOODS closing out ~ and below cost:
DRESS GOODS reduced from 37a to 25c., from
80 to zoe. from 20 TO 1870:
DOUBLE-WIDTn NOVELTIES re luced from
Sl25 oS5c.;
STEEL MIXED POPLGNS reduced to 64c;
STRIPED MUMMY-CLOTHS al SIC;
BLACK and COLORED CASIiMERES greatly re-
duCed;
ALL-WOUL COLORED CASilMERES reduced 10
45c. superior quality reduced from Is to 6Oc :
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at 42c.-yery
cheap;
GOc BLACK CASHMERE reduced to soc;
II CASHMERE reduced to Sjc.
Specially low prices made In BLACK and COLOR
ED SILKS;
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS and SATINS at cost;
MERINO and ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR II
greatly reduced prices
BLANKETS closing ont at cost;
LADIES' aud CHiLDREN'S FURS closing out
much below cost;
Ana lots Of otner good, below regular prices. at
Jazz JULIUS MEYERS.
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NJ \. HU TZLER q son,
800 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

We have Just received a full and complete line of
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK HANDK ERCISfEFs TIES. SHELL-BOXES,
GLOVES. HOODS, MITTENS. COMFORTS,
KNIT JACKETS. EMBROIDERED
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many o her article, too numerous TO
mention.
BLACK and COLORFD CACIlEMIRES, fun line,
from l5c. 10 l.25:
POPLIN Lu~TRES. full line Of coors. at l2kc.;
PEKIN STRIPES, IN SlLKs, SATIN, and VEL
VETS:
BROCADt Sill Ks. fun line cOlors:
BLACK and CDLORED SILKS, NELVETS, aud
NELVkTEENS;
few more OF those CHEAP DAMASK towels
at 25c.;
LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR;
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS. and CASSIMERES;
NOTIONS In endless VARIETY. dc IL
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~. powv wished to siriSe out spotsyl-
MI M. ss n was included Ia the resolution
,s,er different order lad been agreed upon:
both moIions were lost. For )uuge OF
Prince william Mr. GREEN nom'na'ea
Charles e.. Hoy,ison. ~ r,,h
Mr.. NTc0I. nominated W. "'
The form.r was elected.
Rece IS from 2:15 to 3;lo'
Arser Recess
Mr., Lyons in the chair. ur Farm,
Sno,srIvania: After recess MY. IkhEh
rominated Robert n. Waller AZ !udge o'
ms countv. Mr.. Rowe nominated X. X
Wowison. Party vote and thin House
many members not having returned 10 'ne''
Norfolk city: Mr.. TURNER nominated ~
Cnd,r;n The roll was called. only
few Debt. PAYERS voted. Nlr. Godwin go'
but so votes-nota quorlm'J c,.
| Middlesex and Mathews: The speaker
mr. IyoNsl had these counties called next
Mr. U,vGpR made the point that the House
could moi 90 back 10 these counties. Iber'
was \ vote taken on Friday last, but NJ
election In This case. but the committee an
nounced Brislow elected.l The sublec
was under discussion when senator w ALkEi
informed the House that the Senate nae
PISSED n Joint resolution postponlng tn'
further execution OF the joint order unu
1921 O'Clock to-day. The House concurre'
in the resolution.
Adjourned at 1880 p. NJ.
RI should have been stated In our rep0r
for Saturday that Judge Coles, OF Pittsyl
vania. was placed in nomination by MI
WATSON. OF that couniy-a gentleman who
doesn't often claim the floor, but when d
does always receives the thoughtful atten
ton Of the House.
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We have the Virginia Medical Monthly
for January. 1t contains the transactions Of
the Medical Society Of Virginia for 1879.
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aCgJOHN &. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above post-oGice),
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists of LARGE AND FINE As
SORTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him, and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices TO suit the ZINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made TO order. no Ia
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-. ,,,,,,, ,,r,r,,,
l.
In order TO perfect certain change mta"l
INV conno N-,Tt,N-- u-,nrrr\- ..
DRY GOODS, N1 nn,,,., wv. WILL
~ n"
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OILL-HEADS, $3.50 10 So per ream, 81
ID the DisPATCr pRINTIN6.HOUas,
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VO THE PUBLIC.

"R -.s'ss'
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Nottoway: Mr.. SCOTT asked the postpone
ment OF this county till next Saturday. Mr..
NELSON asked on what ground. Mr.. SCOTT
| said we [the caucus, probably acted under
a misrepresentation. They had received tele-
grams from Nottoway this morning, and the
people would like to have a further inyest-
CATION. Mr.. GEORGE L. SMITH (Readjuster)
opposed the motion to pass by. The mo-
ton was rejected on division. Mr.. GEORGE
Il. SMITH nominated for Judge Of Nottoway
the present incumbent, Judge Manu-. Judge
Mann was elected.
Prince William: The resolution from the
Senate in relation to the order of business
In election OF judges was communicated to
the House by Senator FULKERsON. Mr.. NJ
COL moved TO postpone Prince William
The present incumbent was elected TO fill q
vacancy caused by the death Of the former
incumbent. The Committee for Courts
now have under consideration whether said
Judge was elected for six years or merely
the unexpired term. II for the former,
the present incumbent has more than four
years 10 serve. Mr.. NIcOL holds that no
Judge can be elected for a term Il less than
six years. Mr.. MOPPETT showed from the
Journals OF the Two houses that this ques-
tion bad been settled adversely to the Opin-
Ion held by Mr.. NIc0L. He regarded IL as
the duly Of this General Assembly to elect
u Judge for Prince William county, and re-
ferred to the act OF Assembly Of 1872. Mr..
GREEN (Readjuster) opposed the motion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

AMusgMENTs.-This evening Haverley's
famous Juvenile Pinaiore Company, from
his New York Theatre, will open In this
city. We make the following extracts
from exchanges:
1t was a thoroughly artistic and fin
ished periormance.-lfontreal Gazette.
They are as pretty selection Of juye'
niles as ever graced stage, and they sing
superbly well.-Nnu Kork Herald.
The whole entertainment is fascinating
in the extreme.-Nep York Sun.
Unquestionably the most numerous
gallant and picturesque crew that ever
promenaded the deck OF II. IS. Pinafore
I-NeW York Star.
Their performances in every way sue
cess.-MelV York TIMES.
The audience Is completely taken by
surprise at the highly cultivated voices
execution and acting.-lndidndp0liS Jour
nal.
Those who were OF the opinion that The
performance was not going to be worth
seeing, didn't prognosticate worth cent
II isimmense, In many particulars 1t wa
superior to that given by any company
that has appeared here.-IndiandpolisS Sen
tinel.
Tickets on sale at G. Y. Lucas Music
Store.
.4dah Richmond. Miss A dab Richmond'i
Comic Opera Troupe, thirty strong, will
be at the Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday nights. in "Girone. Girofla" and
"Fatiniiza." The Cincinnati Enquirer o.
Tuesday, speaking Of the troupe, says;
"The Adah Richmond Comic Opera Com,
pany opened at Heuck's last evening to a
well filed house in the opera OF 'Girofle'
Giroaa, with Miss Adah Richmond in the
title role. The lady proved pleasant &C.
tress, as well as vocalist. She has tine
stage presence, and OF once became ia.
vorite. Her singing OF the Wine Song, In
the second act, narrowly escaped triple
encore. Mr.. Tilla, the tenor, was spirited
in his acting, and his fine singing won
much applause. James Vincent, as DO.
lero, the father Of the troublesome twins,
proved himself a good comedian, and kept
his audience in high good humor. Louis
Natal Is q man Of great physique, almost a
giant In size, and looked the savage
Moor to perfection. He did nobly. Mics
Hurching, as Anna, has too handsome q
face 10 hide under an old woman's wig,
but sang and acted the part very cleverly.
The chorus was good, and the orchestra,
increased for the occasion, did good ser
vice. The company, taken as whole, is
strong one, aud should receive q liberal
patronage during their stay" Tickets for
reserved seats on sale at Lucas music
store this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

PREsRSrArloN,-The Sheridan Rifles, OF
thia city, and one Of the best companies
in the State, "done themselves proud"
last night rs follows: They assembled at
the City Armory about s O'Clock, formed
into line in command OF First Lieutenant
Henry Rose aud marched to the residence
Of Capt. w. Newt. Linch on Chapline
street, near Thirty.frst, where Niewig's
orchestra was in waiting and serenade
was then rendered the Captain, who short
iy afterwards appeared at the door, when
Iieutenant Richard Robertson, In q very
eraeeiul speech informed the Captain
II me compliment to him. The entire
company were invited Ia and sumptnous.
~ entertained by the Captain and his lady,
. while Viewig contributed very materially
70 the enjoyment. Before adjourning,
Cant. John L, Dickey, OF the Mathews
Lieht Guards, produced q splendid, oil
painting Of Capt. Inch, and, In behalf Of
line Sheridan Rifles, presented i TO him IN
n shoTt and handsome speech, TO which
the Captain responded very neatly and
ieelinrly, The paintingis by the artist
WestSood, Is SO 'by % inches, and is true
10 lie. Altogether the occasion was a
most pleasant one, and one that will be
long remembered by all the participants
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The marks last night indicated IA feel
a inches aud rising. The reports from
above show both rivers TO be rising, and
we may expect considerable more of a
swell here, yet.
business on the leyee yesterday was
moderately active in spite Of the drizlins
rain.
The E. II. Durfee arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday morning, en- route for
st. Louis. She was engaged yesterday In
taking on nails at the Bellaire and Wheel.
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TnE alley nearthe workhouse Is being
limestoned ut present from the prison
quarries.
A STEAM pipe at Bells Foundry, North
Wheeling, blew out yesterday, necesSitat-
ing stop for . short time.
THR 7. B. s. Society gave a masquerade
at the residence Of DR.. George Baird, on
Fourteenth street, last night.
CHARLES HoosrER, the driver Of the
Island car, sprained his wrist very badly
day or two ago and is of duty.
JONI BRANDON was bound over in 500
to keep the peace toward VIM. Goethe, by
Squire ]. NJ. Bulger, on Wednesday.
THERE was q pleasant surprise party al
the residence Of Peter Miller, Esq, in
North Wheeling, Wednesday night.
AucrloNEgR HALLER sold theJ. 6. Nil.
Ter house on Jacob street, Eighth Ward,
Wednesday, for 500 cash, to VIM. Russell.
TIE clerks at the Auditors Office are
busy sending ont the land and property
books to the Assessors Of the several eoun'
ties Of this State.
THERE was large surprise party at the
residence OF David Kull, Sr, on Main
street, Centre Wheeling, last night, given
to his daughter, Miss Emma.
EUGENE GRAHAM, or Sullivan, the man
wanted at Indianapolis, Ind, by, bis
brother, and for whom we inquired the
other morning, lives at Corktown, above
this city, and works at the Top Mill.
THERE will be- meeting OF those inter.
ested in the suffering poor OF Ireland at
the Second Branch Council Chamber SAT,
urday night, to consider the propriety oi
inviting Parnell and Dillon 10 visit this
city soon.
TIE Board OF Directors OF the Nail City
Brewery met yesterday and elected the
following officers: President, Henry
Schmulbach; Vice President, Henry
Schwartz; Secretary and Bookkeeper
WIN. Fasnacht; Manager, Henry king
horn.
DIVINE services this evening at the He
brew congregation, worshiping at |. .. y
| F. building, DR.. Jacob Theo. Nogelsdorii
pastor. Subject OF lecture from Ps. l06'S
tThe Lord saved them for His names
sake, that He might make Hispower to BIZ
known"
| A BOY named Nesbitt, son OF Samue
Nesbitt, yesterday attempted to jnmf
across The "Pwiky" track between two
cars while in motion, and his foot catching
instant death would have resulted, II TIT
conductor in charge had not quickly pnllet
him from his dangerous position. His loo
was injured severely as IL was.
Ar funeral at Mt. Calvary Cemeter!
Yesterday, the horses attached 10 twC
hacks belonging to Louis Asmus, thu
Eighth Ward livery man, ran of ant
mashed the hacks up considerably. 4
horse belonging to the same man ran OF
with a wagon earlier in the day, doinl
i. some damage and throwing the boy VIII,
was driving it, violently out.
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FIRE IN Ngw MARTlNsvILLE.-A New
Martinsyille correspondent sends US the
following:
ney, at New Martinsville. was set on fire
b, incendiaries on the evening OF the 2lst,
aud by an almost superhuman effort Mr..
McEldowney succeeded In saving his COW
and horses. The whistles in the town
blew1an alarm, and in almost an instant
there was an army Of willing citizens to
help quell the destroyer. II was hard
work TO save the adjoining outbuildings.
Mr.. McEldowney's loss is estimated Mt
about 81, 900, upon which there is no in:
surauce. The circumstances connected
with the burning OF this barn point to
the fact Of an attempt 10 rob the town.
No arrest have been made as yet."
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PERSONAL MENrIoN.-Miss Won Blumen
the pedestrienne, proposes to remain here
until her exhibition, the latter part OF this
month.
Key Defbaugh says there was nothing
spontaneous about the fire at his resi-
dence, except the malice OF the tirebug
who lighted 1t.
r. ii. Brown, Sheriff OF Hancock coun'
ty, was at the Auditors office yesterday.
L. D. Jarvis, Sheriff OF Harrison county
and James Monroe, Deputy Sheriff, were
at the Auditors Office yesterday.
Sheriff Jingle is at Washington, D. @.
Mr.. @. S. Ettinger, OF the well known
cigar manufacturers, Ettinger, Rosen
helm & Co., OF Philadelphia, autographed
ct the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. Heaton, a well known boo;
and shoe dealer, Of Chicago, registered al
the Stamm last night.
DR.. NJ. F. Hullihen, General James NJ
Todd and Amos Osborne, ESQ.,, OF this
city, will leave for Parkersburg to-day tt
attend the U. s. Court in session there.
MajorJ. II. Larrabee, travelling agent o.
the Ohio and Mississippi Railway, was al
the New Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. II. B. Fisher, OF the firm OF Fisher
& Bro, piano manufacturers, Is in the
lefty.
the B. & o., was in the city last night.
Judge Ireland, OF Ashland, KY, ha:
rooms at the New Mcclure.
WV. McGrath, Of Philadelphia, is reg
istered at the Mcclure.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Stamm yesterday, were: A. L. Scott and
George Marshall, Usage, N. Y; Charles
II. ochen and Harry Ruder, Baltimorei
Charles Neher, Cincinnati; Q. ?. Ettinger
and NJ. NJ. Refs, Philadelphia; George
Kubler, New York; Miss Matte Rankin,
Bellaire; T. 7. Wallis, Louisville; Alex.
Sweeney, Steubenville; John w. Kreps,
Allegheny, Pa; W. L. Heaton, Chicago;
A. P. Putnam, Detroit; ]. P. Wisner and
B. Barrett, Wooster, o.; n. NJ. Hutchin.
son, Matamoras; John Ramser Fred. Ram.
ser and The. Hornbrook, Powhattan: 7.
H. Blake and L. Fl. Criswell, Moundsyille.
Among the latest arrivals at the New
Mcclure are the following: w. II. Fox,
New York; Thos. A. Mack and Ed. Boil.
ger, Cincinnati; ]. Engle, st. Paul; F. B.
bergh; s n. Il. Davis, New York; ". F.
Tremain, Rochester; B. II. HAZEL, Phila.
delphia; Joseph Hall, steubenyile; John
and Frank Holiday, Gallipolis; @; E.
Stewart, New York; w. P. Plumer, Bos.
ton; E.,o. Hinton, Jr., Baltimore; Peter
II. McNulty, New York; W. II. Bncher
aud W. II. Elliott, Cincinnati; Ed. o.
Stanley, Akron; Geo. H. Bartlette and
VIM. Fl. Clough, New York; John F. vii.
cox, Pittsburgh, and Charlie Donovan,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

LAST NIdnr's FIREs.-we had our usual
daily allowance OF FIRE last night; this time
in new locality. The alarm came from
box "A, City Building, at 1880 o'clock,
and was caused by the burning Of some
straw in the rear Of John Welty's stable,
on Morrow street, above Tenth. There
was quite pile Of this straw scattered
around the yard, and under an old door
leaning up against the stable was some Of
1t, and 10 this fire had been communicated
in some way. It was discovered, however,
and put out by the neighbors before the
alarm had been sent in. No damage what
InotSer.@Wood Glass, Esq, who lives on
La Belle street, near EoH, discovered his
stable afire about 10 o'clock last night, but
as the blaze had Just been started, extin.
guished It without difficulty. The origin
OF this ERE Is not known. The police were
sent for but nothing was developed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

wAsurseros, January 2s.-l a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
west to northwest winds, partly cloudy
weather and rising, followed by falling
barometer, and slight changes in the tenn.
For the Lower Lakes, light snow, follow
ed by clearing weather, southwest to
northwest winds, rising barometer and
stationary or slight fallin temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

BUY a Present that will ouilast time (;
one TO mol only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recolIectlons
Of the giyer. JACOB W. GRUB.
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DOR SALE OR REMIT WILL SELL
j. that well known stand, Nos. 900 and 2O0l Main
street, occupied by J. W. Ferrel or will rent the
aame. The house y three stories high with cellar.
There arc two good store rooms In the irst story.
The dwelling part Of the house contains fourteen
70 ms and there "a good wash house and other out
buildingA Tho house was built oil rst rate Material
and the workmanship Is drstclasS. The house can DO
used all together or separated into three tenoments
Apply 10 GEO. II. PARKS. FAC
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wurEItxo FEMALE CoLLkaE.-The sec.
ond semester OF this institution began on
"wednesday last. A number Of new stu.
dents were admitted.
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Iioi Main street.

nENT1sTRY.-ro THOSE THAT DE.
IL SIRE TO save their natural teeth We would Say
that we are now better prepared than ever Geiore V
enable them to do 90. BY the use Of an ELEcIeo
MAGNETIC PLueeER NO can and are making oeuei
Patients, tirln have heretofore been made 70 NY
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PllgSer. What We nay We can prove BY aetuAi
denomination. Call aud see for yourselves.
JAMES n. SuRGIS0N a SON
aul No. iita Market ct, Wheeling W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

TaE CouRrs- CouxrY couRr : judge
Boyd. This court met ut ga. N. yesterday
and adjourned until the same hour this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

Mr.. NJ. sAIlxeER, who will open up the
Atlantic Clothing House." No. 1920
Market street, Crangle,s Block, March LIST,
Is East purchasing his stock Of goods,
He will bring TO this city the largest stock
and variety Of clothing and gents furnish.
ing goods ever opened out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23
MUSICAL instruments repaired at shelb's.

ASK your grocer for Dilworths' best
Roasted Coffee.
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\ 4 MASON L HAMLIs Organs, one. tenth the
price quarterly, till paid, OF Shelb's. Ii,
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PoLlcR CouRr-Judge Crunmer.

The following cases were disposed Of ut
this court yesterday morning;
A. j. Alexander, drunkenness, s. and
Mary Wisner, dlsOrderly conducts thirty
days 70 Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

TRY Dilworth Brothers Roasted Coffee,
and you will use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

FoR cramps, pain and sudden chills,
lake SANPoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

THERMOMETERS RHcoRp.-The following
shows the range OF tho thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
Hnriae corner:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23

EoR RENT-FRoM APRIL /, 1880
IL That desirable rsaidence, the "wiiey Mansion, -
located near the Grove, Martins Ferry, Ohio. The
dwelling Is convenient, well flushed In good eond-
TIN, surrounded by beautiful Lawn covering 81
acres with fruit and forest trees Shrbbery and How
ers, 0inimandlng ine view up and down the river.
One Of the hnsst summer residences 10 this section
6ent moderate. Apply 10 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Blu iness and Real Estate Agent, No. 1915
Mark street, "cIangle's Block" Wheeling, W. Va.