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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

oSE thing that has made Genther, the 00c
Store man, SO popular, Is that he has one
price, and that Is a low one. When the peo.
pe see so many goods offered at the 900 store
Tor less than half they would cost elsewhere,
no wonder they buy. The people are no fools
and Genther Is solid with them, They know
he sells goods low, and no one can take away
bis customers. lie not only offers ole leading
Article at a low price, but oil bis goods are
leaders. lie occupies all the underground
space beneath the two large stores at 1907
Main street, and when you go into his store
expecting to see his stock YOU are mistaken.
TAIL department. iie also does good
Wholesale trade. and imports nearly every
foreign article he uses The proper way IA 10
call around and see tile old.timer, al 1867
Main street. The old man Is always on deck
and far ahead OF the times.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Interesting Intelligence Of the Whsrea.
bouts Of IndIYIdnRII,

H0ANA W AANANtNA"t3t
Gerge Fleming, of Pittsburgh, is visiting
In the city,
Miss Annie Hoge, OF st. Clairsyille, 10 Wis
iung relatives in the city
Marshal Atkinson has recovered from bis
recent illness sufficiently to be at his post
again.
Nj, Anton Reymann was receiving con-
gratulations yesterday over the arrival Of q
new daughter,
Mr.. WIN Mcdonald, the RegiyleTs clerical
force" Is confined to his bed with q QnitO
serious attack Of diphtheria,
Ed scheutler leader Of the Zion Lutheran
church choir, has been elected director OF the
M@nnerchor Singing Society.
Prof. Richard Stahl tells us that he expects
to give another concert here during the win
ter, We hope he will-Bsllairs Tribune,
Mr.. J. H. Robb, agent OF Gus Williams, Is
at the Mcclure House. Williams appears
here next Monday evening In Wanted, A
Carpenter"
Judge Jackson and Hon. Jasper Y. Moore
spent last week hunting In the mountains Of
Randolph county. The party brought down
five deer, the Judge and Mr. Moore killing
one each.
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Some time ago young girl who had been
an inmate OF the Children's Home OF this
city for several years was sent TO small
town In the interior, along the line OF the
u. & 0. to a family who wished to adopt tho
gill;, She llyed there happily for some time
until recently, woman Of this city, said 10
'be her mother, began making endeavors
To procure the girl or young
lady, for some vile purpose, II Is presumed.
Last evening about 10 o'clock Rev. Barnit1
received dispatch TO the effect that the
woman had induced the girl 10 leave and that
she would arrive In the city on the 1915 train;
Rev. DarAitz informed Captain Bennett Of
this fact and the girl was taken
from the train when II arrived and conveyed
to the Children's Home.
At the urgent request Of those in authority
We suppress names and further particulars
until tomorrow, as II Is thought that there
are some facts that yet remain to be brought
NH
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nelurn OF Letter. 10 the wrller.

First Assistant Postmaster General 1Iatton
has made the following ruling: Ia
The sender Of any request matter, subject
10 firstclass rates, (seCtlon 800 p. l.. md r. J
has the right TO lengthen or shorten the time
originally on the envelope, after which
a letter, II not delivered, shall be returned TO
him. provided II remains OH delivery at least
three days, and postmasterS should obey such
written authority, and return as directed,
without additional charge for postage
The sender OF card matter, J. e., letters
which bear simply the name ana tU address Of
delivered, has the right TO name time, after
which, II not delivered, such matter shall be
returned TO him, provided II remains on de.
livery at least three days, and postmasters
should obey such written authority, and re.
turn as directed. without additional charge
for postage
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AMARK OF RESPECT
ny the bridgeport school Teachers to a
Late Fellow Teacher.

WHEREAS, In view Of the loss We have sus.
tanned In the deCease OF our friend and CO.
worker, Mr.. viii i. Orr, on December 4Lh,
1851, and the still greater loss sustained by
those who were nearer and dearer to him;
therefore DO 1t
AesOIred, That our school has lost an eff
Client teacher, and society IN earnest, genial,
Christian gentleman.
Ee,Olrsd, That the faith which sustained
our friend in this life, and gave him hope for
an inheritance In the next, made his life o
most worthy standard Of emulation to his
fellows,
ReiOired, That we hereby extend to his be-
reayed family our sympathy and commend
them to Him who doth not willingly aillCt.
Agnes Reid, Lizzie Updegral, LenOra Jones,
Ella Kerr, Alma Barnett, Mary Clayland,
Lizzie McAtaster, Chas. L. GullGtt, Bee. b.
EnOch, Hattie L, Lee.
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NEwApYRRrIsEMRNTs.
HEADQUARTERS,

crr BOOK STORE, December IL, 1881,
To our Friends and PatoI:
We must ant apologize to you for this
delay in formally inviting you to an inspee'
ton Of our stock,
Our display has been made since the first
OF the month, and but for the fact that we
have been kept "hard at it, from 4. N.
until II p. N, and consequently too tired
mentally and physically to do the subjec jus
tice, we should have made our announce
ment sooner.
We are fully stocked in all our depart
ments, and are proud Of our ability to show
you the largest stock and fastest wares ever
displayed in the city in our line Of bushes.
The public have themselves to thank for
this fact, as the substantial encouragement
given US each succeeding year, has enabled
us to bring on the finest goods for your seleC-
ton.
Our Book Department is literally full 10
oveFAowing" as We have books piled on
tables and under tables, in boxes and on
boxes, on permanent shelves and on impro-
Vlsed shelves, ,,
In cloth binding, half calf binding, full
Morocco binding, full Russia binding, in
single volumes, in sets, poetry and prose,
biography and travels, history and fiction,
religion and science,
Boys books and girls books, babies litera-
ture in paper and linen, juvenile works with
colored pictures and plain ones. Books for
FIVE cents and books for five dollars. Books
at wholesale and books at retail, Books at
prices that nobody can beat.
Our Fancy Goods Department is lacking In
one important feature. There Is not enough
department or too many fancy goods. This
fault Is being rapidly overcome, US we
have been selling these goods for more than
two weeks to that sensible class OF buyers
who do not wait until the last day.
In addition to our unusually large line OF
plush and leather goods, we have added a
beautiful assortment Of imported hand
painted and decorated glassware and polish.
cd olive wood goods, In such goods as
Albums fine Papetries and such staples We
can show more styles than any house in the
city, and will sell ut prices that dealers in
other branches Of business cannot think Of.
As we were the pioneers in the fine leather
goods trade in Wheeling, We do not propose
that any other branch OF business shall equal
us In styles or low prices,
We have not the time nor inclination to 80
into details in this card. Come and see us.
Come to-day, Nothing gained by postpone
mcnt. We have forgotten to say that We
paid between $500 and 5000 for our Xmas and
N. Y. Cards.
Yours respectfully
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
1901 Market street,
dGNl9
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cTY Book slORE, December Il, 1881
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Martin Thornton, the popular and success
fol feStaurateur, has decided to return TO old
prices for meals, being enabled to do so by
tho decline in provisions. 1t speaks well fol
Martin that when he was compelled to in
crease tho price for meals he was able tC
retain his custom, and II Is also to Ills credit
that he has voluntarily reduced the price
The secret Of Martins success Is due to hi.
honest methods in conducting his business
His restaurants Is attractive and comfortable
and his walters attentive and polite.
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RIVER NEWS.
A Rising River Various Items OF Steam.
boat News.

bOlt NeWB,
The Hudson passed down yesterday morn.
ing before daylight,
The towboat, H. NJ, Graham, passed up
light yesterday morning,
Henry seamon, Esq, Is expected to arrive
this evening from Louisville with his new
boat, the Little Anna. lie was at Marietta
last evening.
The river rose few inches yesterday and q
further rise Is looked for to-day us result OF
the thaw and rain Last evening the marks
indicated feet 10 inches.
The Andes arrived ut late hour last even.
ing with large trip. This well known stern
wheeler will take her departure this after.
noon for Cincinnati, Captain Muh nan, as
usual, being in command.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

TOR SALE-I WILL OFFER To M
II sale forty town lots In West ErIllsnas tvA
on SATURDAY, THE l7Ill VI DErESIS,b y ~,
At 10 O'Clock A; u, snil lots viii h ,o5ts IVY
terms 70 purchasers, viz; Onc.lhid cUb hIs,I
one'third In one year and one lEIj In tva ssla
The purchaser giving approved security 6r G,G,sI
payments This property Is yely dtlnGt M
nNtHS goeI Opportunity iOT pnom duIias
dtg JOSEPH McC0NNAC6aY
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SILKS, sATINs
Satin dc Lyon.

$i25 for Pinch Wide Colorod Satin de
Lyon.
O5 cents for Moiro Antique Satin in all
colors,
O5 cents for surah Satin that others retail
atsl25.
10 cents for Satin Broidcrlc, cost to i'm
port 81 20.
ASSOC, 81 %, 81 So 81 10 and 50 90 the
Cashmere Alexandria Black Silks which
never break, and only for sale by US in the
State, the best Silks brought to this cauntry.
Full lines Of colorGd uros Grain Silks.
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Holiday MISREPRESENTATION & Daven.
page.
Notice.
Skin Diseases Cured.
Cheap lIOmes-C. A. schaeiGr 4 Co.
Lost-Scrcw Punch.
Wanted-A business Man.
For Sale Cheap.
NOTICED. o. Smith, Assignee.
Christmas Presents.
Two Desirable Lots for Sale
A Furnished Room Wanted.
Opera HousC-Geo. Ii. Adams Humpty
Dumpty Troupe.
Wholesale and Commission.
Holiday AttrHction-J. s. Rhodes 4 Co.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TIE Pennsylvania Company and Pan.
handle route are arranging for the sale OF
cheap excursion tickets during the holiday
season. Announcement will be made In the
papers in few days giving full particulars.
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GENERAL NOTICES

NoTIcE-THERE Will RT ! ;;S2.,
Az ING Of the stockhOldrrIoI ~. b,. a AEkII,
niture Company for the election Al
lion OF by laws and the tnnSacti6nu sgs! l
business Is may be brought igt,,,s4 \, ~ Auc1
4sla q me otice o. MetzRer sChslfS,s w
lqRS Ne n.,o January ,Sy y, u.s.? N9oc!oGEI
MIlEEIlNG. csm6erll2. Isl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

EOR SALE.
$1,000 bond City Of Wheeling, interest u,,..
tcml.Gnnually, AZ, per cent '' f''"'
annually, 7 $40 per cent. 'u'
q shares stock In lAlNllc NIl.
u shares stock IN jefferson Mil.
IL shares stock IN street Railway.
NO2S IRWty I,.,,
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CLOAK ROOM
AND ssANNEX."

As usual at this season We mark down
great many Cloaks; odd garments for instance
are reduced styles that do not sell as fast as
we think they should are reduced, ottentimcs
so low that what we ask is only about the
price Of material by this plan, and daily
adding fresh garments, our Cloak stock re-
tains It's freshness to the end The early part
OF tho day is the best to sec on account Of
the crowd after about eleven o'clock.
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TO our patrons and tho public gcnOr.
allyi 10 avoid the rush and the crowd
come early. All our stock has been
marked Down previous to retiring from
the retail trade. We are Offering great
bargains. SrEYER BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

WE place on our counters to-day 100
dozen 8.buttOn Black Seamless Kid Gloves,
ali sizes, every pair warranted, at the
low price Of 81 OO, worth 81 %.
GpEYER ItRng.
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WANTED, every person that has never tried
The Acme Baking Powder TO do 50 at once.
II makes the lightest cakes biscuits, ETC. For
sale by all grocefs.
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CashmereS! Cashmeres
Unbrokcn Collection OF
COLORED ALL,WOOL CASHMERESD

FIRsT-At o2A cents we have full assort'
ment Of CashmersS in all shades, strictly
pure wool.
sECoND--The CaShnercs at 40 cents are Luz
pins, and arc splendid value of the prices
THIRD-For CO.! cents we have rein
an extra quality and forty inches wide
Full line Of shades,
FoURTH-A few of those French Robes, one
part plain tho other novelty for comblna'
ton, ut 50 90 the entire pattern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

OSg Of the most popular aud clever letter
carriers Il lndianapollt Ind, Mr. ]. II. Mat.
Tern, was cured by St. jacobs OIL Of a severely
stubborn spain that had afflicted him since
the war, The Great German Remedy u very
b6pviaf In the Indianapolis pOstofiiee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

FIFTY DOZEN g.buttOn White Kid
Gloves, real kid, worth 81 %, at our
closing out sale. 90 cents buys them. Come
early and secure a pair.
SpEYER BROS.
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0ODsi at MIL.
1ER & flsANzllEIN,S, the Jewellers,
1909 Market Street.
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DoN'r leave the city without calling at @.
8. Feeny's, No. 14i0 Main street, 10 examine
his large. and complete stock Of Ane con.
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Forty years trial III proved nBLAok.
pRAlleA1" the best liver medicine In
the world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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pLvMn and birds for cost, atSirs. s. s. Kis.
nets, 1911 Main street,
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We are now in ship shape for the holidays
silk, linen, lace and cotton handkerchlefs,
In endless variety and cheap.
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UsE Morning Glory Baking Powder. II
cannot be e1celled @. Feeny, No. i4iO
Main street, proprietor.
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COMPLETES lines Of Mems and Boys
Reversible UlstcrcttCs. spcClaltiCs In
Fancy Underwear, NCCkwCar and Black
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, with
Amber aud Ivory handles. Novelties in
silk snspcndCrs and lIaadkerClilefs, put
up elegantly for Christmas presents. 100
pairs Cltt.mnde Over eaters.
u. uUNDLING 4 co.,
Star ClOihiCrs, 80 Twelfth street.
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FIVE HUNDRED boxes Of Fine Crackers Jus.
received and for sale by George 8, Feeny,
No. iIl0 Main street.
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Ladies cloaks, dolmans, ETC., a large az.
Sottmont, at GB0. @. ROfiIs,
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LACE afAEAps, lace shams, lace tidles, In
indies vatiety and cheap, Al
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snE Handkerchief for cost, at Mn, s, 8.
ilsner's, 1911 Main street.
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THOSE that have worn our dollar, tin.
aundried shirt, recommend them highly.
Gro. @. Rom.
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SALE or RENT

4 FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY
offer for sRle the lne thtcC.dOFy bhtk buIIil
iltuAto on the West sldeOi Market street, altVdohS
below Second Ward Market House iOmtiIy a.,
pied by LaChmHn 4 Dunt, as wholesale Itol1o,
store. The building Is finished above the Chi M
With eleven rooms and Il occupied ~ a hdnlli
house, and the art floor Il lRgc aud elCHNlIOIe
-OOm with cellar, and the room, 10th hi uIstJ
and location Is the best Tor the produce builfrli
the city. Also for rent irUm LIST Of April hit m
Z RIIklYEl. I'll MNln sitrni III |
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Tue usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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DESIRABLE RESlDENCEFORsALE

The house and lot now occupied ny Rev. id
MOiIat, the house containing niue l9l nChI ibl
bath room, two pantllCs, cellar aud finished I,rS
and the lot a new wash house aud other CaILGiI.
lngs. The house stands high and bus maze n n
sides that will never be built on aud |, mtIrr, n
lyle. For terms apply at the house, Il SIIl01i
street, or tot Z, MOfFAT & TO-, No, q fTGil
street ma
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Iosr CREEE, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and sutroundipa
country gre anxious for some man or com.
Pany WITH capital to come and build first.
abundance, Situate on the line Of tie d. w
q q. r, r. For information ootresponi wiIL
Of come and zee John A. Sheets or DAntsi
Iss Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,.
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Invite special attention to
the richest and most artiS-
tic selection of materials
for interior decorations
and furnishing ever shown
in this city, including fab
RIGS for curtains and drap-
cries, from the lowest to
the highest price.
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HATS and Bonncts for cost, at Mrs. s. s..
1911 Main street.
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w,eatSofoS. D. c., December III An
For Tennessee and we ONO sassy PLY PATTY
sSWtS weiiefly, stationary OF highet tempera-
iaft' generally lower pressure
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gnAwts, tklrts, &C., at almost any price, 4,
10 be had at Gro. q. RcfH'1.
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ENIRsTCLAss RESIDENCE AT AUG
IL TlON
Tuesday, December gOlh, 1851,

AhCbuHIf bNNVWUCI sulHg lo0h
VIII be- sold at the Court House font, oa1tn
DAY, DECEMBER nth Inst, at OClCCk 4 i, I'd
handsome property, No, 1917 lhapllnC RNt IA
residence Of tile late William Paxton, Ahd thtd
the most desirable Homes In the tIlJ. N
grounds arc full lot tCCXl32 iCCD on tiitli
street, and 20 feet additional Oh the lOi Ihhtkg
fronting Market street, The yard Is well flltd Vl1
ornamental trees and ,hlubhCy. Vide illTh
.idc and rear Of premises The house e gitkd
handsomely finished. mud has MI modern tthttd
ences. Large stable and OutbnIdlBRI on lheitH
tOtlly seclrCd-Or may bC arranged 70 ulllpI
chaser, The property may be examined II "
time OH application 10
]. ". PAXTON, 1900 ChapllHes iNA
J. c. ITERvEY, AuCtIonCer. "
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tbs and Neckwear for cost, at Mrs. s. s.
Kisners, 1911 Main street.
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THIRD ALARM.

At las fire was again discovered in the
Ioists Of the roofs Of both the Hubbard d
PAUL. and EgertCrs buildings. A private
alarm was sent Chief Eccles and the plug
stream again resumed. This time the fire
was thoroughly put out
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SILK handkerchief for 2Oc, 25c, Soc, 76c,
II and 81 u, at Gro. q. 'ROrlI's.
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PLUsnn and Ribbons for cost, at Mrs. s. s.
Kisner's, 1911 Main street
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mBLAcK.pBAUeHTo makes chilli

and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
tnometer, Ms observed al schnepf drugstore
Opera House corner yesterday
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ouR dollar, unlaundried shirts, are the best
Ii the city, without exception.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-03
llange!s.

Any good rich soil, the richer the bet
ter, will give paying crop of mangels.
A strong gravel is good, or a sandy
loam, but prefer heavy loan, almost
clay; if naturally or artifcialy under
drained this, if rich, will give the very
best results both as to quantity and quail
ity. | have had splendid results by ma
huiing in winter or early spring; have
also had the same by using a corn stub
BILE well manured. have also raised
fine crops succeeding crop of mangels.
The main point is to have the land rich
and fine; plow deep and be careful to
plow well; harrow, cultivate and roll till
the surface is mellow and no Jumps are
left; mark rows thirty inches apart, with
n marker similar to corn-marker. Sow
not less than 200 pounds OF bone flour
and three bushels of salt per acre. to do
this throw it lengthwise of the rows, so
as to get all you can Immediately on
them. For ridging the ground we use
q three e-tooth cultivator or corn hoe, by
removing the centre tooth, and setting
the others so rs to throw the soil toward
the centre, and to let the horse follow
the mark we make slight but sufficient
ridge, Just where we desire the row. The
reason for ridging is because all Jumps
and stones naturally roll down hill, and
of course away from the row of small
plants that are directly on top of the
ridge, and we can begin to cultivate much
sooner by having the land ridged.