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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-09
Gas for Burninu Brick.

The method of burning brick bT the
employment of wood for fuel is as crude
and unsatisfactory as it is primitive.
The process is very costly and slow, and
does not result In producing uniform
quality of brick. In Great Britain coal
has been generally substituted for wood
in burning brick, and the result has
been a more nearly uniform quality of
improvement consists in substituting
gas for any form of solid fuel. By the
employment of gas a kiln of brick is
burned in a few hours, and the entire
contents are of uniform quality and
color. The labor required to burn a
kiln Of brick by the employment of gas
for fuel is very small, as the amount of
gas used and the place where it is con-
sumed are under the complete control of
the operator. 1t would seem TO be
practical to make kiln of brick from
the clay excavated from a cellar in a
town and burn it on or near the place
where the building is to stand by using
the gas conveyed in the street pipes. Of
course it would be necessary to obtain
gas at cheaper rates than it is now fur
nished for to consumers for illuminating
purposes. The gas required to burn
brick need not be so pure as that re-
quired to produce light in dwellings and
public buildings, and might be made by
means of a simple apparatus erected on
the spot. A portable gas-generator
might be constructed that could be
moved as often as occasion required. The
method suggested would greatly reduce
the cost of brick, as the expense of
hauling would be saved.
The process of burning brick by the
employment of gas for fuel is now in
successful operation in Glasgow, Scot
land. and gives excellent satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-09
"Seven wins" said Hermann.

The usually impressive banker was
evidently i'll at ease. He counted 1OO,-
OUO roubles IN notes, and placed them
upon the mass Of wealth.
The news bad spread through the
gambling house. The old men had left
their whist, the young men their divans.
The servants had quilted their posts. A
throng OF feverish gamblers had bedizen-
ed lackeys surrounded Hermann and his
silent opponent. The young man placed
the 10000 roubles upon the ace. A pro-
found silence reigned throughout the
room.
Tehekalinski prepared to deal. His
hands trembled, despite himself. To
the right an ace; to the left queen.
Ace wins, said Hermann, extending
his hand toward the money.
Il beg your pardon, said the banker,
in honey tones-"I beg your pardon
ace loses"
Hermann glared at the cards. On the
bankers pile was an ace; on his the
Queen of Spades! He shuddered and
turned faint. He fancied he could see
in the painted face upon the card the
| features of the old countess and her
malignant smile.
Course her!' he shrieked, course the
old bag! May ten thousand devils tor
ture her lying soul!'' His voice died
away In hoarse scream. He foamed at
the mouth, The banker made a sign to
the servants and they advanced and re-
moved him.
Tchekal1nski smiled his most brilliant
smile upon the assembled gamblers.
Make your bets, gentlemen, he said, and
| began to shuttle the cards.
In the Ouboukkof asylum for the in
some, at Moscow, is very old man. He
is known only as emo. IT." He is
harmless, but will reply to no question
put to him. He repeats necessarily day
after day, year after year, the words:
"Three, seven, ace-Three, seven,
queen!"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-09

A sHANTYMAN named Parkhurst had a
desperate fight with squirrels near Shar-
but Lake, Ont, few days since. He
seems to have come upon nest OF them
and attacked one, whereupon several OF
them jumped upon hum and bit and
scratched I'm, especially on the face
and neck.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-09
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1881.
TWO VISIONS.
BY AGNES M. MACHAR.


Where close the curving mountains drew
To clagp the stream in their embrace,
With every outline, curve, and hue
Rejected in its placid face,
The plowman stopped his team to watch
The train, as swift it Numbered by;
Some distant glimpse of life to catch,
He strains bis eager, wistful eye.
The morning freshness lies on him,
Just wakened from his balmy dreams
The travellers, begrimed and dim,
Think longiugly of mountain streams.
Oh, for the joyous mountain air,
The fresh, delightful, autumn day
Among the hills The plowman there
Must have perpetual holiday
And he. as all day long he guides
His steady pillow, with patient hand,
Thinks of the flying train that glides
Into some new, enchanted Land,
Where, day by day, no plodding round
Wearies the frame and dulls the mind
Where life thrills keen to sight and sound,
With plows and burrows left behind.
Even so, to each, the untrod ways
OF life are touched by fancy's glow,
That ever sheds in brightest rays
Upon the path we do not know!
Century Magazine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21
GENERAL sor,cs-.
NOTICE OF DISs0LUTI0Y

a., aaS s0'p.,'Tt"A'p heretofore ,,l,au, D,,.
afl name Of Houston 4 Blussl, hi, ~. a.as y
firing. HSsEa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

A correspondent, who Is supposed from
the writing 10 be a lady, complains In nj
measured terms Of the pretty general neg
leot OF the custom hsnotsd law, keep L
th, Right" BY people who cross the suS.
pension bridge. The fair petitioner fol
the rights Of bridge pedestrians Coftectly
ssis forth that the tootpSthS are nattoS,
and that II isa great nuisance 10 either be
fudely crushed SgalnRt or 10 be compelled
10 step out into the wagon track when
meeting q person coming In the opposite
direction. She hopes that II the 1NTRLLt.
aRSCRR will call attention 10 the subject
and endorse her petition that reform will
Immediately commence, This the paper
is very willing to do and would add, that
this is not the lIst time that the nuisance
has been noticed.
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bealh of al Oid ClE.sn.

Robert Gibson, Esq one Of the Oldest
citizens and business tnen Of this city, died
At Bis residence, on North Main street,
lSst night, alter . lingering illness; Mr..
Gibson came 10 this CITY from Ohio some
atty two yeats ego and engaged In the
tobacco business, In which he was very
succeaiul aud succeeded ID Amassing
quite q handsome fortune, For many
years he was actively eog,ged not only Ia
bis own business but also took q prominent
part Ia the cily's affairs. About twenty
years ago he retired, and since that time
hSa lived comfortably In the hoube Ia
which he died. He was ae~Vepty.nlne years
Of age 81 The time Of bis death. He leaves
q family Of three chlldten, oil gown, 10
mourn his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21
RELLAIRR.
Personal, Church and MiHeellaneous
News from the GlAas City,
Rev. Brown has moved into Mrs. John.

fekAonhls Cnufch hnu Mlaeell0ne0lH
News from Ihs Glass City,
Rev. Brown has moved into Mrs. John,
sons house, adjoining L. Daniord's.
Anthony, the son Of james Barrett,
who was drowned Sunday afternoon, will
be buried Tuesday afternoon at half pasl
one O'Clock. He was between seven and
eight years old.
Complaint is made here land perhaps Il
might be made with equal reason in every
other town Of the STATED that there . very
great number Of c~itizens-at least they
are voteIs-Who neglect or refuse to pay
their road tax. They have no property
and cannot be forced to pay, therefore
they hold themselves not bound to do It,
OF course their consciences are not in q
very active slate, Why not try the Law
requiring voters to pay this tax before
votingP
A number OF Ballaire boys have been
rustica.ing-not in idleness, however, buI
picking strawberries.
Of the Gravel Hill Presbyterian Congrega'
ton next Friday evening ct hall past
seven O'Clock, Rev. s, II. Wallace, o.
BarnssVille, will preside, The charge tc
the pastor will DO given by Rev. Hench, o.
Concord, and the charge to the Congrega
ton by Rev. Robert Alexander, Of st
OlairsVills.
Bert, Morgan has returned from his ex
tended trip to Texas. He complains somt
OF the ague.
Many sewers are being laid all ovsl
town, on oil SORTS OF plans, II would mol
be surprising II the whereabouts OF aom|
OF them are lost In time. Something o
the kind has become o necessity.
Mrs. Woodbridge and her daughter arr
visiting at John A. Gallsher's, Gravel Hill
Dr., Dldlsy Woodbridge and Miss Lizzie
Anderson are to be married on Thursday
Of this week.
A little daughter OF George Ransom WA
buried Monday forenoon from the seCont
NJ. E. Church.
The report Of Mrs. Oochran's serioul
Illness was untrue,-the result Of q littII
malice.
The following 10 the programme for thu
march OF the Mssons on the Gath inst, be
fore leaving for Martins Ferry picnic
The brethren will meet at the lodge room
at 8 A. N, harp, and then wait until thl
arrival Of trains from different points
They will then form In line on Belmon
street, between Thirty.second and Thirty
third, the right resting on Thirty,thirt
street. They will march west Il
Guernsey, thence north to Thirty sew
enth, east TO Belmont, down Belmont Il
ThirEy.frst street, east to Union, thence
north to the y, 4 P, depot. At the depo
they will take cars for the grove, wherl
all necessary arrangements have beer
made " accommodate with refreshmentI
al who may participate ON the occasion
Remember 1t 10 to be a "basket" picnil
aud take your lunch baskets along with
you. The brethren are requested 10 deco
rate their homes by hanging out aagI ant
In other appropriate ways. O. Bippus will
act as Marshal and Adolph Johnson o
assistant, The Committee on Arrange
ments are Henry Lsndkronn, James Ben
son and ]. F. Smith. r O. +.
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The RnrInr nsmpnnld rrnn,ls

The last high water washed away coz.
siderable Of the creek bank below Main
street. The upper corner where the Hemp
field railroad passes was 10 a demorAliSed
condition and lately piles we're driven In
10 render the road entirely secure. The
rain Of last night rushed down Sixteenth
street over Main and down the creek,
carrying away quite large masses Of earth.
This will not hurt the road, however, o.
the piles driven In are at least twenty-five
feet in the ground. But II the sewers
above are not fixed 80 as 10 perform their
proper functions, a number Of such fains
a. we had last night might do great injury
besides being much inconvenience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

List oil delegates to the State Temperance
Convention tina. have reported to the Sec
Rotary OF Entertainment COMMITTED!
Morgantown-A. L. Wade.
Rsvenswood-L E. Peters.
Hartford City-Rev. II. Scott.
Faitview-Hugh Sprowles, Elder Garter.
Paw Paw Lewis Largent.
Parkersburg-D. D. johnson, Jordan
Hill, Hon. Q. 7. Caldwell.
Raleigh-ReH r. r. 9adler.
Morgantown-ReH WI Powell, Pres.
D. B. Purinton.
Fl. Gay, Wayne Con-. R. Kirkpatrick.
Jackson Oounty-ReH j. y. Richard.
son, N. o. Pricket.
Huntington-ReH W. P. Walker.
Peel Tree, Barbour Col. W. Kidd
Hurficane-Rev W. F. Van Horn, ].
]. Eates.
Wood COunty-Rsv. j. W. Lambert, ].
Wooitef,
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WickedneSs,

Not Q bad heart, but a diseased Liver, ID
often the cause Of violence Of temper, vim
d~iCtiveness, and sometimes crime; for,
when the spleen 10 effected, the heart ID
clogged 10 its better impulses, fjr want oil
action TO carry of the bile.
~ have used Simmons Liver Regulator,
not only once but often, and can conf
IDENTITY assert II has done me more good
than any other medicine | have ever used,
| think It Is the greatest medicine for di.
seased Liver made In the world. Many
Of my nsighbors have used II, and all will
say as much II not more than | do for ita
virtues. JOHN J. ALLEN,
UBihb county. GAn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

LEGAL River ARalrs Yesterday on the
Landing,

Landing.
Business on the landing improving.
Weather yesterday, cloudy, with rain,
The Woodruff, suSg boat, got away yes.
terdHy.
The Hudson passed down yesterday
morning,
Water gauge IL feet 9 inches and falling
last night.
The Andes leaves to-day at 3 ?, N. Her
competent officers make everyone COM
Portable,
Tbs following toWa passed down yester.
day; The John Penny and Nail City with
coal. Up: ], S, Neals.
Capt, Henry seamon gees down to
Huntington on the Stockdale to-day. T.
Q. Calhoun is Captain aud Nat Earhart,
the man who never laughs, Ia clerk, The
stockdale Is o deGervedlY popular boat,
both with shippers and the travelling pub
lie.
%PITTsBuRoa, June 2O.-River 7 feet 8
inches and falling, Weather warm and
rainy,
CINCINNATI, O, June 20 River II feet
Q inches and falling, Weather showery
and sultry, Arrivsd-Andy Baum. Mem.
phis; Arcsdne, PaduCah. Departed
Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
CAIEo, June 2O.-Arrived- City OF Hele,
ma, Vicksburg. Dspsrted-R, Lee, Nash.
yilsr A ]. Baker, Silver Cloud, Helena,
Silver Thorn, St. Louis. River 80 feet 10
inches and rising. Weather fair Their.
mometer 02
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-River falling with
5 feet s inches inches in the canal, and 9
feet 8 inches in the chute on the falls.
Buslness good. Weather clear and hot
with a light rain. Arrived: Condor and
tow, Pomeroy, Departed: Lioness and
tow, PittsbuIEhi Coal City and tow, Pitts
burph; Condor and tow, Pomeroy, B. d,
Wood and Charlie Mcdonald, with tows,
leave tonight for above, Mary Houston
is due up tonight, One Of the chains OF
the canal locks is broken and II is moi
passabls until 1t is repaired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

The time Of the Circuit Court. OF Brooke
county has been taken up for several day.
In the trial Of the Bethany "are.buss,t
Cheek and Fletcher. In the frst instance
Cheek got an aggregate sentence oil 8 yeats,
while the Jury disagreed Ia the case Of the
latter. Yesterday the case Of d.. David
Parkinson was called up by the State, but
Parkinson failed 10 respond, II will be
remembered that the old fellow was re-
leased some time ago on his own feCpgni.
EAnCe and since that time he has been
Wandering around the country, some.
times stopping In Pennsylvania while al
other times be was seen over In Ohio.
During this term oil court, however, he
wac around Wellsburg several days, OF
until alter the conviction OF Cheek, when
i 10 supposed he took the alarm and
skipped" Judge Boyd Issued a capias
Tor bic arrest although II is likely that II
he keep away from Brooke county nothing
further will be heard Of the matter.
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INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Prominent People Here and Her,
AbOuIs.

Prominent People Here and Here
AbOuIs.
Ed. Clendenning and vile leave to-day
for Cranberry summit.
W. @. King, Esq Of Washington, Pa,
was In the city yesterday.
Hon. Sep. Hall and O. W. Oxnard, Of
Wetzel, are OF the Mcclure.
Arthur slnsel, Esq, and Col. J. A. Hun
ter, Of Grafton, are in the city.
DR.. A. s.. and Mrs. Todd returned to The
city last night from Cranberry.
Mother Magdslcn, Mother Superior al
st. Joseph'B Convent, Is very dar gerously
i'll.
G. G. Bright, q very handsome attorney,
10 the guest OF DR.. A. F. Gasmire, Of Mar
ket street.
Tempus Puget, formerly Of the Ladc,
Of thia city, Is now on the local staff OF the
Cleveland Leader.
James Casey, OF the INTRLLlGENcRH
counting room force, will leave this morn
ing for Cranberry.
Col. VIM. Jackson, oil the Governors
Office, will go down on the Andes Ia
PArkersburg to-day.
Cspt. George II. Evans, for several years
an employe in the passenger service of.the
B 4 o. Railroad, under the tutorShip Of
Capt. Sam Gill, has been promoted to
Conductor OF the Mt Winan's ACCommo'
dalton. -
Rev. j.. NJ. Carter, OF Clarksburgh John
s. Barnes, Of Fairmont; Prof. Marshal, oil
the State Normal School, at Chenille,
passed through the city yesterday on thelI
way to Toronto 10 attend the %Internatlonal
Sunday School Convention.
In our report yesterday Of the list OIL
teachers the name Of Miss Mary Reppeto,
OF the Sixth ward, was left out inadver
tentlly. Also In the First ward the name
Of Mise Annie Todd should have been
used instead Of Miss Annie Johnston.
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Some three months ago Tom Powers
and two or three other young men went
through the It'll Of q saloon in Pittsburgh,
owned by o man named Rsegen. All were
arrested, but with The exception Of Powers
all we're discharged. Powers was held In
$500 bail, bis uncle, ]. U Robinson, going
his hDndamsn. A low days ago Powers
disappeared from P~itA6ptRh, and after
some accommodating II was discovered
that he had come TO this city.
Capt. Bennett was notified on Yesterday
afternoon that Powers was arrested al
Botts' Hotel In the Fifth ward, and hand.
ed over TO his Uncle, who came To this
city after him.
The prisoner Is about twenty-five or
twenty three years Of nVe, and is q large,
powerful young man. lie, In connection
With several others, had been engaged In
peddllng shoe strings around the pity.
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CONSTIPATION

SHOULD not DO REGARDED as q trihlnR
hlment-ln fact nature demands the utmost
regularly Of the bowels, and any deviation
from ihli demand pGVtE the way often 70
serious danger ItlA quits rs necessary 70
remove Imp lT0 aCcumulailons iHm the
lSwfls A. II l. 10 eat or Sletp p, and no heIl'h
eau DO x oted where = coStlVo habit u btdy
prevails,
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SUPREME CouRr OF APPEALS Judges John
son, Raymond, Green and Patton.
This Court met at 10 A NJ. yesterday,
Judges all present:
shipley vs.. Pew, from Lewis county
was submitted.
Holt vs.. Lynch ct al, from Gilmel
county, was submitted.
Crislip vs.. Gain, from Roans county,
was continued.
4eniCk Va. Ludington ct 81 from Green.
brier county, wal submitted.
Adjourned until next Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock, at which time several decls
ions will probably be announced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21
TWELFTH srREET NEEDS A SEWER
And q Rig One, Too, NJ Demonstrated BY
Last NIKhTa Flood,

Ana q big One, Too, ~ Demonstrated b.
Last NIEhts Flood.
Shortly before six o'clock last evening
the rain, which before had been leaking al
the spigot, came out Of the buug hole OIL
the clouds. 1t wasn't twenty minutes
thereafter that Twelfth street looked like
Niagara long drawn out, Down ratified
old oyster and tomato cans, cobble stones
and other brio q brac from the upper pre-
cincts, and the turbid wSters, deity toned
up with mud from Wheeling bill, over.
spread not only the streets but the pave.
ments as we'll. This morning there will
be twenty cart loads OF mud Of the inter
section OF Twelfth and Chapline, with
perhaps az much more on the corner
below, including portions OF Market street.
The expense Of cleaning away this rub
bish 10 a few years would pay i)r q sewer.
The street last night was rendered i'm.
passable for nearly Rn hour, and not.
w%ithslanding the bad weather each corner
was crowded With pedestrians waiting to
cross. The grumbllDg was omnibus and
decided. The last Council at one time
ordered the construction oil q sewer from
ChGpltne street to the river, but this action
was afterwards recalled. In the annual
estimates oil the nifty engineer q very re.
spectacle sized appropriation was asked
for 10 CONSTRUCT q sewer, and We believe
allowed by the present Council, and liz
completion can not be made too soon for
the comfort oil the public.
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The LIebIE COS Coca Beef ronIc

"Is an invaluable preparation" says DR..
H. R. Stout, Jacksonville, Fla. II Is rap
idly curative In monthly sufFerinUs, exCeBa.
i've flow, sick headache, chronic sore
throat, asthma, cough, shortneSs Of breath,
nervousness, Bleeplessness. l. rapidly
restores lost vitality, whether from indts'
erection or excess, and rapidly stops ex'
hausting losses Of fluids. TThsAw
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brand E1curpIon 70 browns Island.

The fine steamer O. W. Bachelor will
leave Wheeling at s:15 A. NJ. Thursday
morning, June %, Tor Browne Island.
Fare for the round trip rs cents. The
Washington, Pa, band will furnish the
music. A large excursion party from
Washington will depart upon the same
boat. The reunion Of ex.resideDts Of
Washington county, Pa, will take place
on the Island at 2 r. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

LEE CALLlaaAN, son Of E. NJ. CAllishan,
0 steubenville contractor, was drowned al
that place yesterday while bathing. His
father offers q liberal reward for The re
covery Of the body. The boy was about
ten years old, and nude. Information
should be sent to Z. NJ. Oalllghsn, steu'
hanYilla.
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uempgeid ES,on,iop.

Arthur sinsel, superintendent Of
Bridges, b. 10. X. r., It In the city En-
route to Washington, Pa, where he will 90
to-day to supetintend the erection Of
trestles on the extension Of the Hemp.
field. lie says the B. & o. is In earnest
ihia time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

AS being a certain cure I r the worst forms oil
dyspepsia indigestion, constipation impurity
OF blood, torpid liver, disordered kidneys,
ETC.. and as a medicine for graduating every
species Of humor, from an ordinary plmple tc
the worst ulcer, BUsDocK BLOOD Btt1ERs
stand unrlvaled. Price 81 90, trial size 10 cts
Sold by laughlin Rtcs & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

DoN'r forget the reunion aud picnic on
Browns Island, June Esd. The Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati L 81, Louis Railway Company
will sell excursion tickets 10 S%teubenVille
Of the rate Of rs cents, SteAnets will run
from steubenville 10 the leland. Round
trip 25 cents, A grand time is anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

Go In and win and buy a ticket in the
next drawing Of the Commonwealth Dis
tribution Company, at Louisville, KY, Oh
3OGh inst. Tickets 81 90 and 81 co. Gap
ital prize $50, 900. Address K. NJ, Beard.
man, Louisville, Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

WHAT every one should have and never be
CtSh SSG sats Unit ii its NS fleets, %roducibs 4 The
gla, burns bruises and wounds Of every kind.
Sold By LAughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
For Rent-Dwelling.
For Sale-Vineyard and Farm.
stockholdsrs' Meeting.
Wanted-Girl.
For SaIe-Established Business.
Notice Of Meeting-Grape sugar and
Refining Company.
Strayed-Oow.
For Sale Furniture.
Soclal-United Presbyterian Sunday
School,. .
GlinO's Rubber Roohng-George Drum
hacker.
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DoN'T fail to take in the Swiss Warblers'
Concert at schwalb's to night and every
night this week.
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EXCURSION to Chicsgo via b. 4 o., June
2Sth. Round trip IS 90; tickets good ten
days. No change Of cars and through
sleepera,
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THE celebrated Swiss WarblerS at
SchWalb's oil next wsek.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

TIE world renowned Swiss Warbler
have been engaged for a weeks concerto
at Schwaih's Main street saloon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-21

TnR Swiss watblep sing at schavlb's
sAlosn last night, large crowds being pres.
eht all evening. They will sing again 10.
night and every night this week.