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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02
TEE RAILROAD.

Departure OF an Corps orEpgineers To-
day for M6uRdsViIIe where the survey
Of the Road Will Begin-Ths Charleston
CORDS ALREADY In the Fleld-1he Road
will DO Finished ThEOuEh this summer.
For some time past Mr.. B. W. Peterson,
civil engineer Of this city, has been
quietly at work preparing boat and fur
ishinE 1t for the use Of himself and his
corps Of assistants during their absence on
the survey Of the Wheeling, Petersburg
& Charleston road. This boat now lies At
the foot OF alley 10, near TWenty.second
street, and Is admirably adapted TO its pur-
poses. Its about forty feet long by twelve
feet vide, and Is divided into several
parts, viz: Kitchen, dining room, cabin
and draui Fitting room. Bunks for the use oil
the party are scattered through the rooms.
The kitchen Is fitted out with splendid
cooking stove and utensils, the donation
OF B. Flsher & Sons; complete set Of
tinwars from B, F. Caldwell, q set Of
dishes from the Pottery, glassware
from W. H. Robinson, carving knives
and forks from L. 7, Busbey, table cutlery
from g. W, johnson, while the rooms are
lighted up by Ave bracket lamps donated
by James F. Barnes 4 Co., Isaiah Warren
& %. gave ten gallons OF carbon oil, the
Nail City Lantern Company y lot oil Ian.
terms, and Albert 7, FrauLsll axes and
hardware. II will be seen that the boat
Ia tolsrabls we'll liked up and our engi.
neers will be nearly as well provided for
as they are at present at home. The boat
will float down the river from this city TO-
morrow, and will he tied up at some point
near Maundsville for day or two, The
crew as made up Is as f1llows; Engineer,
B. W. Peterson level, n. 7. Carr; Transit,
-; rodmen, Robert Norton and
Frank Stanton chainmen, Frank Wood
mAnsee and George Leighton; axmAn
George H. DetiibRugh, cook Robert Baker
Mr.. Peterson ia Of the opinion that thu
expedition will consume about sixty day.
atthe least, The route OF the road vii
be along the river from this city to Par
kersburg, through the counties OF Mar
shall, Wetzsl, Tyler, Peasants aud Wood
where our party will be met BY another
corps under Col, Campbell, which will
cover the ground between Charleston anC
Parkersburg, 1t Is likely that the routI
through Roane county and also onl
through Jackson will be gone over, ant
the location settled by the question o
pr1cticsbili!y, The survey will be q
once preliminary and permanent, as th
route will DO located as the party pro
Ceeds. u - ". .-iaE5 .
The Wheeling corps will leave this after
noon, and work will commence tomorrow
morning at Moundsville.
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Lndiaa.

Have you seen the yard vide Monte
cloths we sell at 25c per yard?
Have you seen the summer ailka We sell
Of E!c per yRrd2
Have you seen the colored gEos grain
silks we sell at 81 90 per yardP
Have you seen the black grcs grain silks
We sell at 81 90, 81 20, 81 50, 81 70, s. so
per yard?
Have you seen the black cashmsres We
sell at sac, Soc, 60c, 700 per yATdH
Have you seen the colored, all wool,
cashmeres we sell at 37!cP
Have you seen the best Turkey red
table linen at Soc per yard2
Have you seen those beiges We sell at
l2ic per yard?
Have you seen that bleaChed muslin we
sell at 90 per yard?
Have you seen those Arlington cash
meres, in black and coIors, we sell Of 29C
per yard?
Have you seen those elegant polka dol
silks we sell ut 100 perry ard?
Have you seen our silk mantlllas and
capes2
Have you seen our spring cloaks ant
hSvelocks?
Have you seen onr lace curtains, lace
spreads ald lambrequins?
Have you seen our best spreada Of 65c
Zoe, 81 90, 81 %, up to 5000.
Have you seen those plain, oil wool
buninga at l0c?
Have you seen that new invisible Gheel
summer silk at 65c, that we claim is worth
500?
Have you seen our lines OF ladies akirts
Have you been in our white good
room?
Have you seen our line oil white laces
Have you bought one OF those 90 cen
silk umbTellss2
Have you seen that terrible white shir
at S7!c2 We sold over one hundred dozel
in two weeks.
Have you seen anything In. our stor
that can be bought ~ cheap slsewhers2
Have you studied true economy
Come and see where you can find th
best goods at the lowest prices.
l, BLUM 4 BRo.,
I li04 Main street.
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ALAnnS ToH ArRIE.
Report ofthe Number ~, :. Of Fires that Too


Report ofthe Number OF Fires that Took
Place In This city During one Month.
We are indebted 10 Col. Frank Healey,
foreman Of the Atlantic Engine House,
tor the following detailed account Of the
tireg that took place during April In this
city: ....I..
April 9-Alafm from box Al at II 80 A.
W. burning Of SCOT In chimney at John
schads.
April b-Alarm from boz 26 caused by
the partial burning Of Houston 4 Blngell's
drug store. Loss estimated at 81 500. In.
Bufed. t.s
April 7-Alafm from box 50 al 600 p.
", Cau1sd by the burning Of the roof oi
ndberL's grocery. Loss s25. Insured.
April e-Alafn from box "a ats A. NJ,
caused by the burning Of some bed cloth:
ing Of speyer L Bros. Loss estimated Of
April 12-Alarm from box 40 ct 1880 A.
NJ, caused by the burning Of Met2ner (
SChellhase's furniture factory. Loss esti.
mated at 100000. Insurance $4,000.
April 2O-False alarm from box 81 at
1:lb Pm,
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THE usual merchants lunch al The New
Mcclure House SarpIs Rooms daily.
rive boys Play Marbles In an Empty
Freight CaF-The Result.

rive EOya Play Marbles In an Empty
Freight CAF-The Result.
On Thursday afternoon last Eve North
Wheeling boys got into an empty freight
car on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road.
The conductor OF the train came along
and said he would tkin them alive II they
didn't git oulen there quicker than oleo.
MISUNDERSTANDING" Three performed
the ieaI, but the other two Directing 10 the
sklnnlng process, Rlunk back In q dark
corner. The door Of the car was pushed
10 and in Ten minutes the train was In
motion. II stopped al East Liverpool
some time the next day. The boys had
not had q bite to eat, and had cried
themselves TO sleep.
MeanW bile The parents Of The lads were
divided In their opinions as 10 whether
their progeny had gone west 10 aght In.
dianB OF we're food for Ohio river fiAhes.
The mothers were distracted, and no prod.
iQal sons ever got q warmer welcome than
when they get back tired and hun.
Rfy on Saturday Afternoon. The only
complaint the boys had 10 make was, that
the WAFmness oil the welcome was pretty
much all located or concentrated III one
quarter, and that was just below their rear
Buspender buttons.
One Of the boys was named John
Gfeinef and the others front name was
"Possum." 1.-THE walking had not been
pretty good and other than kind con.
duclots on the O. 4 =. trains II Is probable
that the parents OF tho boys would still be
discussing their whereabouts.
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SAVED PR0M DESTRUCTION,


A Case OTSp0nlaueous Combustion For.
IunRIeIy discovered In Good Time.
AT an early hour yesterday morning the
book keeper employed in the Wholesale
grocery house OF Simon Baer & Sons, hap
pened to be in the office OF the establish
ment when, he heard cracking noise In
the ware room accompanied by a smell OIL
smoke. He Immediately rushed out and
discovered barrel filed with lime swRl'
lowed up in flames which had In turn
fastened on 10 some adjacent boxes OIL
starch. Throwing open the front doors
he pushed the barrel over with large
shovel and rolled 1t out into the gutter
By this time some passers by on
the other side OF the street
were attracted by the flames and
lending their assistance soon had
the burning boxes keeping company with
the barrel OF lime. A few pals Of water
extinguishsd the burning articles, and
everything was serene again. The cause o.
the Are was some water on the floor soak
ing under the barrel, the heat generating
sufficient to cause flame. No alarm
was turned In, and 1t ID probable that Il
the book keeper had not fortunately beer
on hand that the entire building would
have been consumed, as the amount o.
combustibes adjacent to the FIRE was quite
large. .H'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

CIScENNArr, May l.-RIver 81 feet 0 incheI
and rising. Weather cloudy, with thunder
showers Departed: Scotia, riAsbuIgh
Down: Wyoming, Pittsburgh to St Louis.
ST. Louis, Msy l.-Arriyed: scuddtr
New Orleans; Porter and bArges, Cairo
Maude, Memphis; Helena, Vlcks6urg. River
risen 3 inct es with 50 feet by gauge. BrisE
rain nearly all day.
OAIRo, May 1.-Arrlved: Charles Morgan
New Orleans; Will Kyle, Cincinnati; AT
Stevens, Dyersburg Stephen Plaza, Memphis
City Of Providence, u. Louisi hopkins
Evansville; Vint shinkle, Memphis. De
parted Chouteau, New 0rleArs Morgan
Cincinnati; Fearless, st. Louis; All. Stevens
and Mark Twain, 1t. Louis Kyle, New Or
leans; Plaza, st. Louis. Providence, Vloks
burg; shinkle. Cincinnati. River 40 feet Il
inches and falling. Heavy rain In the fore
noon. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 74'
NEW ORLEIEs, May l.-Arrived: Guiding
Star, Cincinnati. Departed: Bam. Roberts
and Iron Mountain Weather fair and warm
Several heavy showers this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

Trip Among wheeling leo Honues-The
Price Of the Commodity for the Com.
Ing Summer.

Ing Summer.
The Ice cream days are drawing near,
The cooling eob6l0r's MOS! 10 light,
Thu tpplef can enjoy cold beer
And may get alittle Tight
So wen all E!ole0 10 know the price
Is low, for Bedlllion dsa Ice. III.
Bedilllons dam Is about three miles out
Wheeling creek, not counting In the va.
rious sinuoslties oithat gum elastic stream.
Hr. Henry seibert at that point kept his
saws and Ice hooks busy oil winter and
now has several houses filled with solid
blocks Of Ice. Although the reporter did
not lift II, he judges that Mr.. Seibert hes
about ten thousand pounds OF ice ready
for this summer. The reporter held the
following conversation with him:' .
" ce you appear to have the largest
stock OF Ice In the city, and II It. 10 lead.
ing question ! should like to inquire II the
Ice dealers Of this city have fixed upon
any price for your goods for the coming
summer" ~
mo, sir, there is no combination to adj.
here 10 one price"
"What are you selling at2"
zone half cent pound 10 the small con.
suners and one quarter to large ones"
"Whst 70 the condition OF the Ice this
year? Ia pure and translucent or 10 1t
Bpongy, and Adulterated with corn fodder,
blackberry bush brambles and pieces Of
brick2" '''
"Ths Ice Ia better this year than for
many seasons back. i 10 equal to any
lake ice ever brought to this city look Of
that as he picked up q huge chunk and
washed It," .,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

An ingenious scarf maker in New York
has invented an article OF neCkwear that
must interest everybody who objects to
wearing the prevailing liver pad style oil
scarf IN warm weather. 1t 10 known 90
the Wsterhouse corrugated "L'Audace,
and Is much lighter and more flexible than
other sCaris in general use, The comfort
1t gives the wearer, combined with ele-
ganCe oil fit, makes 1t the best scarf In the
world, Ask your outtitter 10 show you
the corrugated "L'AudaCs." F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

Points About People 81 Home and
= Abroad.

Points About People u Home and
70 t. : r Abroad.
Capt. Tom Mong left for Pittsburgh yes
terdAy. JAZZ 90
Col. Dan s. Thompson was in The city
yesterday, G 4'-4 ~44 gL
MI. Frank Baldwin, Of New York, Il
stopping at The Mcclure House.
Miss Ctomlish, Of Chicago, lie visiting
Miss Sue Linch on La Belle street,
Mt. Lon Linch, OIL this city, has accepted
a position with the titn OF KeyBet 4 Van
Gdhtling, Of Pittsburgh. f.l (
Miss Mary r, Davis, Of Pleasant Valley,
formerly 81 Washington county, Pa, ID
visiting Miss Addie Irwin, on the Island.
Mt. Joe Woodward Arrived from Texas
on Saturday. HIS father, Mr.. g. II. Wood.
ward, continues 10 improve, and II 10 now
thought that he will recover. He ID
enIitely free from pain, takes considerable
noutlShmeht, but 10 still quite weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02
"A pnANCE ToR DETECTIVES

A RspOrtey Loses Mn Note Book nnd
ORsrs a Reward OF ThiEteen Cents and
an Almost New Pair Of yuspendsrS toI
IFS SAFE. Return, s..7
Yeoteydav morninU a yanoytar NJ mi,
~ .a..,-rt. ~. 1efo 80. ~. 49,
paper wnle returning ifom church, LOB
his memorandum book. He, presuneI
that In transferring his PRAYER book int
Tia othsr pooket.in order that /. MIGHT nj
Ia onTtaminaisd with tha tonch NJ snoh 4
TorIdlv attiCis, Thai L secidenisliv feII Il
,ha nSyemant Tha losi hoot "a n he jdor,
Thai. O'''' ~ '>''
lat pv Tho owner,a name bs;pO nrintad
in Roman vilt letters across he Back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02
THBoOURfs.


An Abstract Of the Proceedings IN the
Various JRdiGIhl Bodies last saturday.
SUPREME CoURr-Judgss Moore, Raymond,
IOhRsOn, and Grea,
This court met at 10 o'clock Saturday
and disposed Of the following business:
State OF West Virginia vs, Merchants
Bank and others, from KRnawhs county;
writ Of error was allowed.
McMechen vs. MoMechen, from Mar
shall county. (Will CASEY Judgment re.
versed and cause remanded for new trial.
Opinion by Johnson,
Norris Caldwell 4 Co. vs., Bean, from
Hardy county. Reversed and remanded,
Opinion by Green.
GoshUFn's executor vs.. snodgrass and
Others, from Ohio county. Decree Of Cir
cult Court affirmed. Opinion by Hay
mond.
Miller Va, Peck, from Wetzsl county,
Judgment reversed and new judgment
rendered. Opinion by Moore; Green dis
Adj burned to next Saturday at IL
O'Clock.
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rnILE.a cANrANKEROs1rY.
He Gets Into a Peeh ofTrOuBie and Wfii
Appear Before Police Court this Morn.

He Gets INTO q Feek OTEFOuDIe anu VIII
Appear before Police Court this Morn.
Ing. - Z
When Frank Coyle gets somewhat in.
toxiCated be Is apt to be quarrelsome.
This YVES The case on Saturday afternoon
last, He acted very indecently on the
corner Of Wood and Seventeenth street at
The time mentioned and Officer Morrison
tackled him II would have been better
II the policeman had been possessed Of o
block as well as tsckle. Mr.. Coyle was
very balky. On Fourteenth street he
climbed up on Morrison and they both
rolled around on the pavement
like couple OF healthy BhAd thrown sud.
denly out Of their element. Though Nor.
fiBoh Il about double the size Of Coyle II
waa pretty even fight, and ct one time
the turn seemed IL Coyle's favor. But as
tins was not called, bit another police,
man instead, Coyle saw that discretion
was the better part Of valor, and suffered
himself 10 be incArcerated. Yesterday
afternoon he deposited $500 for his ap.
peafanCe this morning, when the charges
Of Drunkenness, lndeCenoy and resisting
an officer will be preferred againHt him.
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A prominent physician Of Pittsburgh said
Inc Of her continued iii health, and Of he in.
ability 70 cure her, TRY Hop Bitlsrsit The
lady took IL In earnest and used the Bittert,
from which she obtained permanent health.
She now laughs At the Doctor for hIaioke, but
he Il not % we'll pleased with II, a II cost
hIm good paeepk- HTriSbtpg Patriot
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Kidney Complaint cured.

Bruce Turner, Rochester. N. Y, writes
II have been for over year subject to setiou.
disorder Of the kidneys, and often unable Ia
attend 70 business procured your Bnfdock
Blood Blttefs, aud was relieved before half a
bottle was. used. intend 10 continue, a.
fee, confident that they will entirely cure
Sold by .1atghlin Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
druggists, Wheeling,
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Gke Qntelh9euter:.
oTiOo N0S. % and n Fourteenth street


Trustees sale-Wm, P. Hubbard.
], A, Lash-Jeweler.
Peach Blow Potatoes-O. Behrens.
Special Bargains.
To the Trade-I. Blum < Bro,-[heAd oil
local 49,
HostetLet's Celebrated Stomach Bltters
-[third pSge. ,, win.
4 Bro.
Fancy Cards-F. Triiet.
5000 4 Year to Agents-F. Swain y Co,
TO AdvettiseFs-Geo. P. Rowell 4 70.
Opera House-A Alice Oates.
Notice to Towboat Owners-Wm. B.
Grand Excursion to Cincinnati-Steamer
1T. Lawrence.
For CinCinnati-Andes.
ForSale-lsland Lots.
WRnted-Varnisher.
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MvNIcIrAL CouRr.-Judge Grammar

This court met at 10 A. NJ. Saturday
morning aud transacted the following bust
meas;
]. @. Anderson We. Hiram Burkett and
David Burkett, Order entered at this
term sustaining demurrer set aside iol
further argument in the case.
Patrick Kennedy vs., Tho. s. DArrah and
others In chanoefy. Order entered fol
publication Of nonresident defendants &c
appear.
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RnIm ih GIiaatl.

There Il balm ia gIlsad 10 heal elth gaping wound;
10 ThouAta' Eclectic on, the Iemedy Il loud.
For internal aud for outWlFl use, you freely may
For al PSi and InAammatlOn, Jou should no. fail 70
Il onlS sist, 4 tide u, worth IN weight Ia soid
And 6y sSSfJ dealer 10 the land ihls remedy ID tod
Bold By AulAlin Bros. 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

Never said, though 1t Is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragofa, moi
any Of the morphine essences Of the
Drowsy God Contaminata that delight oil
chewers, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. M&Fh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

One OF the most loathsome aud terrible dis.
eases Of our climate Is chronic catarrAh. An
immediate and certain cure Is Thomas
Electric OIL. You pour little In The palm
OF yoHr hand and snuff II we'll up until you
taste IT, A few applications will cure the
most severe case
Sold BY Ladghlin Bros. & Co., wholesale
druggists, Wheeling
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d.. How seldom
Can man refrain from chopping the leaves oil
the Burdock with his cane as he passes: It Is
''only weed. . and yet few plants or weed.
are so valuable, and few preparations 90
popular, IS Burdock BLOOD DItters, ID which
4ll'its valuable properties are sosklllfuly com.
blned. II cures dyspepsia, constipation, govt
and all diseases arising from impurities Of the
blood .
Sold by Lsughlln Bros & Co., wholesale
druggists Wheeling.
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TWENTY-FIVE per cent saved in buying
Fine Harness at l. G & C0.'P,
90 Penn avenue and IS Liberty BLreet,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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OlRcurT COuRr-Jlldge Boyd.

Part / Of this court met as uaual saIur:
day. The jury in the case Of the State vs..
Elwood Martin, charged with assAultEug
Richard Gardner, appeared in court at
noon, and being unable to agree, were dis.
charged.
The remainder OF the session was taken
up with the argument Of dsmurrers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

Forty years trial III proved "BLAok.
pRAuehTn the best liver medicine IN
the world.
FSt ale By Losln 4 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

CARRIAGES and bugstes Of good Eastern
makes at very low prices at
L. GLEsKNKAMP & Co.'s,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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GALL and see those Dress Goods, a big
bargain, reduced from % cents to 10 cents
per yard. GU. g. RoTH.
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IMMENSE bargains in Buggies, Harness
and Horse Equipments OF
L. GLEsENRAMP 4 Co.'s,
Is 10 70 Liberty and 90 Penn avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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If your watch rOIn't run right have Il re-
paired by JACOB VI. GRUB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Ste.
ThermonleIer Record.


The following BhowO the range Of the
Thermometer, 81 observed at schnepii
drug store, Opera House corner:
SATURDAY.
1880. 1881.
JLA.i2E.SP.M MP. ~ IAN. II hSP. NJ. P.n
90 50 80 ~ 80 6S % 81
SUNDAY.
1880. 1881.
7AMi9u.BP.N.7P.h AN. 17N,BhH.7P.N
ii O. 60 80 30 IS 81 u
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. u, May al A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear.
Ing weather, preceded by occasional rain,
variable winds, shifting cooler north,
higher barometer
For the Lower Lakes, clearing weather,
preceded by local rains, west winds, higher
barometer.
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CALL and see our stock oil Dress Goods,
The tinest line ever brought on the Routh
side Of the creek. Gro. q. RoTn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

A loo. box Of "RoBgh on Rats" will
keep house free from flies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season. Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

ALL The latest novelties in Carriages and
Light Road Wagons Of
l., GLEsRSEAMPd Cots,
81 Penn avenue,
b .... PitAburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

A vult assortment Of the finest Sts,
Llonery just received At Rheee',
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FoR nice, light, white bread use Morn.
ing Glory Baking Powder. II is pure and
nutritious, J.. G. s. FEESY,
Proprietor,
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WE have Just received a new invoice Of
beautiful begOpIA pISHts 10 unique and
handsomely urnamsRtsu Jars. Call and see
them at Miller L FraR1heIm'S, No. 1909
Market street.
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lust RECEIvED-FIVS thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. K. MORECHEN's,
No, 1854 Market St.
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IN fact, we have the largest stock Of dry
goods ever brought on the south side Of
the creek, and the same We are selling
cheap for cash. GEo. @. RoTH.
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BASE BALLS, Bats aht Guides for 1881,
and all Base Ball goods at Rhees'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

nENTIsTRY.--To THOSE THAT DE-
~ FIRE 70 save their nRtulAl teeth We would my
that Eo me- nov bOtls prepared than ever eeioIe %
enable them 70 do 70. BY the use o. az ELScL I
MIsHKTIu PLU6sgR EO can and are making ottt9
And hRniSomeF Gold Filings, with more eaSe 70 our
PatiSDts, than have heretofore been made u thn
sIIy Or elIeVhere without the aid Of the Electric
Pi12reT. What We my 70 can prove ~ aotuh
JAMES n. sURGI4ON SON
,,t No liza Market H.. Wheeling. W. Va
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VIZ sell Dress Goods cheap. Geo. q,
RotH's SOuth Side Dry Goods House.
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You eau ret the Pltbbnfgh Ecen'n1
Chronicle al RheeA', 1908 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

suAAER silks cheap for cash at George
G. Roths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

A FULL line Of stripe novelty dteAs trim.
mlrgs al George q. Roth's South Side Dry
Goods House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02

BRocAbR satins 75C, 81 90, 81 Is, 81 30,
and q % per yard, Of George q. Roths,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-02
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