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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-17
"srRANGElts AM KINsnEX."
Items OF Intelligence About wheeling
Folks Rnd Their Friends,

Folks and Their Friends.
Fanny Davenporfs" husband is Edwin S.
Price.
Delegate Thompson left for home yesterday
on flying visit.
Harry J. snively, OF the Brooklyn Eagle,
was III the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Militzer, Of St. Clairsville, is
visiting Miss Minnie T. Baumer.
J: NJ. Bennett, ESQ. and Messrs. J. G. and
T. NJ. Vandervort Of Weston, were in the city
yesterday.
c. NJ. Dawson, Esq, and wife, OF Fair.
mont, were in the city last evening to see
Davenport.
Rev J: B. Reed, the Tyler county journalist
and minister is among the out-Ot-tOwn news
paper men in the city.
Mr., Frank Robertson, who has been visit
Ing his mother at Rochester for the past two
weeks, has returned to the city.
Judge Houston Is writing some readable
sketches OF members OF the Legislature for
Delegate Tippetts paper, the Point Pleasant
Mr'D. W. Gall, of the Philippi Plaindealtr,
young man, but an experienced and sue
Csssful publisher, is spending few days in
Wheeling.
Mr.. Andy W. Mcllvainc. brother of Capt
u. b; McllvainG, Of this city, and himself an
old Wheeling boy, died at Bradford, Pa.
Wednesday evening
The following Wellsburg people were in
the city last evening: C. T. Waugh, 7. c.
liuchanon, Samuel Waugh, Misses Mary and
Callie Beall and Mrs. c. Z. Waugh.
Mr.. George McClelland, editor of the
liarnesville Eaicrprise, came down last even.
ing TO see Fanny Davenport in Camille"
lie IS good critic, and We will await his
verdict with curiosity.
W. W. Truman, travelling salesman for J.
II. &c. NJ. Walker. Of Worcester, Mass,
returned from very successful trip last
Monday and starts again to-day. lie is Il
lFSt'class salesman and represents the best
house In America. We wish him success.
Last evening Mr.. Ed. Dick, one of our well
known and popular young men, was married
to Miss Lille Rau, OF llarper's Ferry. Miss
ltau Is n sister.in.law Of Mr.. Gus Beuter, of
his city, md has visited here, at which time
she was quite fIvoritc. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
left on the midnight train for this city, and
Will arrive here this evening. We extend
congratulations
DR.. G. II. Kemp was made supremely
happy last Saturday by handsome, lie.
sized oil painting ohrhimseli, the generous
gift OF Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, of Wheeling
The portrait was executed by their daughter
Miss Lizzie Forbes, Of Kentucky, and is true
to life, giving evidence OF mastery touch and
excellent talent Mr.. and Mrs Forbes for.
merly resided in GAINESVILLE and were friends
and patients Of DR.. HCmp.-Banesrills En-.
terpriJe.
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Everybody who has had any experience
with sEylights knows how hard Il Is 10 Vet
ore that will not leak. In the Hayes Ven.
tilating Skylight handled by Messrs Rasner
\ Dinger, No IS Third avenue, Pittsburgh.
this trouble Is entirely overcome. It can be-
put on any building, or old skylights can be
taken of and new ones OF the HAYES natteTn
put In. To show the estimation In which
the Hayes Nenttlating skylight Is held in
titeourgh and vicinity, i can be stated that
II is In greater demand than any other, and
has been put on large number Of tbs hest
buildings In both Allegheny City and Pitts.
burSh., This skylight has never failed in a
sing e instance to give the most perfect salts.
faction. It excludes ain most elIectually.
and the wind has no effect upon It. Ventila.
ton is secured by a,Systemlof sashes which
can be lifted without the least trouble or los
Of time, The skylight Is made in different
shapes, and can be adjusted to suit any
building. A picture OF one OF them Is given
In another part OF this paper this morning.
Persons wanting a good skylight, one that
Will keep out water, should use the Hayes,
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DISAPPOINTED BY DAVENPORT.
A Performance Remarkable only for n
Lack OF Anything Like Merit,

A Performance Remarkable only for n
Lack OF Any thing Like Merit.
Financially, the brief engagement Of Fanny
Davenport and her company in this city was
u success. ArtiStiCally. it was an utter and
lamentnbe failure. 1t was the more deplora.
BILE that the performance was entirely want
ing in real merit because hundreds OF our
best people, many Of them persons who sci.
dom so the theatre, braved the inclemency Of
one OF the most disagreeable nights We have
experienced in year, to see Miss Davenport
as Camille" The recent excellent rendition
Of the play by Mile. Rhea and her company
gave our people high standard TO try Miss
Davenports perOnation OF the character by,
and comparison could but result un-
fayorably TO the latter. In the first
place, Miss Dayenports conception OF
the part is cOarscr than Mile.
RhGa'S, and her acting Is totally
wanting in that carefulneSS OF detail which
made the other performances so nearly perfect
The rendition was uneven, and the only
seeming good parts OF 1t seemed so by con-
traSt with the bad, which we are compelled
to say were abundant 0ny once, in the
meeting with armand in the last act, did
she rise to anything like the grandeur Of the
others performance. Another unfortunate
fact was that Miss Davenports support was
much less meritOrious than Mile Rhea's Mr..
Clarke, rs Armand Duval," showed capa.
bilitics for good work in the ball room SCENE,
strangely out Of keeping with the mediOcrity
Of the rest OF his performance. There was
little to commend about the entire PERFORM
ance, and the audience showed its discrimi.
nation by withholding itsappause. Though
Miss Davenport came before the curtain
twice, 1t was upon very faint calls, and the
origin Of these was apparent 1t was cyi.
dent that the disappointment OF {. the
audience was keen. They had a right
to expect something better from tie way in
which the lady had been heralded. Here
another comparison is inevitable between her
and Mile, R6ea. The latter came among us
unknown and almost unannounced. Her
iirst appearance attracted onlya fair audi.
ence, yet at the repetition of her rendition Of
Camille" the house was packed TO its ut.
most capacity. We venture the assertion
that II Miss Davenport were to play the part
in Wheeling again this season 1t would be
to empty chairs. -Hnr beauty and her com.
mand otthe English tongue are her only
points OF advantage over Mile. Rhea. Her
famous costumes do not Surpass the latter
lady'S In elegance, and in all other respects
she Is immeasunbly Mile, Rhea's inferior.
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Ghe Qntelligeuter,
New Advertisements.

0Mcc. AoS. Is aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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William J. Coughlin, of Somervillc, Mass
says In the fall Of 1915 was taken With
bleeding Of the lung, followed by a severe
cough. l lost my appetite and flesh, and WINS
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had a hole
in my lungs as bigas half dollar. At one
time report went around that was dead. /
gaye up hope, but friend told ME OF DR.,
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. rot
bottle, when to my surprise, commenced
TO feel better, and to-day l feel better than for
three years past.
81 write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will take br, William Hnii's
BalSam, and be convinced that CONSUMPTION
can be cured. l can positively say It hasd done
more good than all the other medicines l have
taken since my sickness
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CuTIcuRA.
S tat EMENT
UNDER OATH.
"A STARTLING REVELATION OF
SUFFERING!
"Oh, Ny God, How | Did Suffer-
81 HAVE BEEN AFELICTED FOR

vt HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR
i twenty ycaH with an obstinate skin disease,
called by some N. DIS Psoriasis aud Others Leprosy,
commencing on my scalp, and, IN spite u all |
eou Id do with the help OF the most skill full doctors
itIowly but surely extended until year Hgo This
winter u covered my entire person In form OF dry
&C lies. For the last three years have been unable
to do any labor, and suffering intensely all the time
Every morning there could DO nearly a duStpanlul
OF SchleS taken from the sheet on my bed, some OF
them half a. large as tile envelope this
letter. In the latter part Of the winter my skin
commenced cncGing open. l tried everything,
almost, that could be thought Of, without any n.
lief. The l2th Of June started West, IN hopes ]
could reach the Hot Springs. reached Detroit, and
wins so low thought should have 10 20 10 the hos.
pltal but finally got IN far AS lansing Mich. where
had ulster living One Dr.. - treated me
about two weeks, but did memo good All thought
had but short time TO live. ! earnestly prayed
to die. Cracked through the skin all over my back
across my rbS,, arms hands. limbs feet badly
SWOLLEN, toe nails came OF, finger nails dead and
hard rs bone, hair dead dry and lierks as old straw
Oh, my God how did SuiIerl
my shier Mn. E. II. Davis, had a small part OF q
box u CutlcurA In the hOuhc She wouldn't give
up: said We will Try Cuticun.' Some was applied
OIL one hand and arm. Eurckal there was relief;
stopped the terrible burning sensation from the
word 60. They Immediately got the Cuticum Re.
solvent (blood purifier. Culicun and Cuticun Soap
the great skin Gures). commenced by iaking one
tablespoonful OF ReSOlyent three times day, after
meals; had bath once day. water about blood
neat; Used CutiCun freely; applied CutICnfa morn.
Ing and evening. Result, returned 10 my home In
luStSlX weeks from the time icit, and my skin Us
smooth as this sheet oipapcr:
HIRAM f. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co., New York"
Sworn to before me thlsl9th day Of January, 1850
A. N. LEFFIEGWELL,
Justice Of Tho ppnHa
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Nor long ago we happened to be seated at
tho same table with Doc Palmer, County Al.
! tornsy OIL Taylor ;E T county Ky, Everybody
willie, Ky, and everybody likes him. We
soon introduced a favorite subject In that
section, and, as usual, found an instance OF
the powerful efficacy OF St Jacobs Oil, the
Great German Remedy. Mr.. Palmer said
~ had bad attack Of rheumatism In the
left shoulder. l applied St. Jacobs Oil and
was permanently cured. On another occa.
sion l was attacked with neuralgia, and
prolting by my former experience, became
dOubly indebted to St Jacobs Oil for a cure
OF that most cxcruciating torment recon.
mend It to everybody l see suffering with
that class Of diseases"
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RcrnIn1e thc S,.crnlInn.

In our endeavors to preserve health Il Is of
the utmost importance that we keen the So
cretory system in perfect condition. The
well known remedy Kidney.Wort has spc-
eitic action,oR the kidneys, liver and bowels
Use i instead OF dosing with vile bit,efs or
drastic pills i Is purely Vegetable and Is
prompt but mild in action. Its prepared In
both dry and liquid form and sold BY drug.
giss everywhere,-Reading Eagle. NwrGw
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GOOD ROOMS TO LET-wELL FUR,
VI HlSIIED. with or without board, rs parties
wish; Coz. Main and Twentieth streets. J.
FERREL- Sel8
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


w johnson, ohloyallcy. F. D. Amos, Cochrany'le.
EMcIAughlln, Agt. Lester. J. F. Slater, CaiumbnS'
7. u. English, bridgeport, W, E Duylile ciiv,
w. l. StohbeTTy, Grafton, J,E Herfnan1 iadv " Va
nj GOSSuch, klderT'C Z, Nd, q, ", JeWyil. REV Y1rF
n. N. Anderson, Chicago. x, NcConiieii. pIttSb'cb
I. 7. Hall, Fiirmont EInmRWellS. InngReasb
Il, DurTcll baltimore. I'll. HRycs BSIiin,orc
Arthur A. Auth, PhIla. il, FAY, WaEhIngtnn IA
G. Stern, Philadelphia, d. Brown. WelI,btIrs
=. y. kifk, Canton, o. 1mil PprIlCl Pittsburgh.
=, CuIehel, AoundI!ille. I. s. Alden, Cleveland.
J. NJ. rotrenee. wellsyille J. G. Bell, r. 80.
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Sworn to before me thlslgth day Of January, 1850.
A. N. LEFRISGWELL,
Justice Of Tho ppnea
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
II rooms for rent suitable for gentlemen lodEen
aud small family. Enquire Of MRS. CARROLLE,
l0l! Marketarcet. iyl5V
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CutieurR Remedies are for sale by all drug.
glstS, Price OF CurlcuRA, u Medicinal Jelly, nnall
boxes, bOc; large boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsoLYRST
the new blood purifier, 81 per bottle. CuIICURA
MEDICINAL ToILEr soar, sc. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAR, l5c; in bars for BARRIERS and large
consumer, Sc. Principal depot
WEEKS q POTTER BnSton Mass
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FoR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM
u and Dwelling, No. lllS Main street Apply to
HENRY X. LIST. lA28
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THE symptoms OF worms are well known,
but they frequently occur when there are no
worms present. The bowels are torpid. en-.
Sorged, or constipated. OF course a yermiiuCe
fails to give relief. DGnig's Worm Syrup Is
Just the thing needed, and will cure.
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is the best salvc for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers
salt rheum, letter, chappedhands, chilblains
corns and all kinds of skin eruptions, frcck-
les and pimples. Get Hcnry's Carbolic Salve,
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DR.. Frazier'S Root Biftqrs,

FlIior's Root Bitten are not diam shon What.
3eyerage but are strictly medicinal In every sens
Lbey act strongly upon the liver and kidneys Escn
the bowels open and regular make The weSk StroyS
neal me iungs, build up the nerves and cleanSe ibs
blood and system OF every impurity, wv
d, sDiIEne'T, kuSh o. Blood TO the Head, tending
PLmplsS and BlotGhes, scroiulOuS HuHiors IA
Sores letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling, Ery1I5Si
~. Sofe Eyes aud Iof young men suffering from
70 females In delicate health FrIierE ROOF RjtIa.
arc especially recommended. wv t'''e'e
Dt Frazier; have used two bottles Of your Roo,
bitler! Tor Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness and HiS'
ney Disease, and they did me more good tbSn tbc
doctoH and all the medicine ever used From ~
nnt dose took began 70 mend, and am nov n
perfect health, and ieel n well as ever ala co,,
ddeF your medicine one Of the Ereatest al betSs
s.,, MRS. u; MARTIN, Cleveland. 0bIo
soid oY Logan Co., Bridge Corner WheeISn,
aud by druggists everywhere u 81 per bottle
HENRY d CO, Sole Pnoni,,
de6-EoW 61Vescy Street, New YoSk III,
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The Sterling Comedy Company has been
here all week playing to our people-but TO-
day clouds Of disappointment seem to huye
been brooding over them. A fight among
themselves caused separation to take place.
Partof the troupe pulled up stakes and left
for more congenial cline, taking with them
what cash they could get, as we'll as the ma.
Jor part OF the band inStruments-leaying
the balance OF the troupe in dilapidated
condition. New Cumberland has been over
drawn on this season-not week passes
but some show putsin an appearance.
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no FIRM in the city so reasonable in
prices Us W. II. RINEHART & BRO, 1915
Market street, China, Glass and Queens.
ware dealers.
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Passenger Steamer Sidney.
First-ClaSs Salesman Wanted.
Fourth Street II. L. Church Social.
Grand Masquerade Ball.
Our Continent" the New illustrated
Weekly.
White Quilts-J. S. Rhodes & Co.
Celebrated Old J. Dumgardner Whisky.
local.
Potatoes from the Old Country.
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l Will, sell strictly reliable goods as
low as auy cheap trash sold ut the Auction
Sale, and give guarantee that amounts
TO something.
lie. DILLON, JcMcler.
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"WINE OF eARoUI" for Lpdies only.
For sale by Logan & Co.

AT has been acknowledged by every one
that strictly prime article Is always worth
the money you pay for It. Especially Is this
the case with baking powders. Don't lei
your ,grocers palm off something cheap on
you, but buy a can OF the Acme and you will
use no other.
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JAM, Fra, FAIL R.yrn, Mass, March %, 1872.

JAxEs l. FELLOWS, ESQ: ''- ~ i''''
Dedr Slr.|Abcut three ycars ago was a,,,,lo,
with bronchitis and tubercar SIsao,o y, W. Stt
aug suffered for two year 70 severely tbSt
T,s unable 70 attend 10 business, Ahont SeSr S,n
nbIis! w 70 ny Fellows syrup Of HypopboS.
petite and strength were Vrestiy IrNns w ~,
S1d Gece less blesome, my sleep WaS SsnS
aio eiieAlinE, which had not been fhn cnSo ~
Scy, e Az, had suffered from nervousness and
sytup mas cured tall advise ali ncTSONv ~, HIJ
:" wa 10 use Fellow Syrup Of iIypophosphi,esse
isheal JAMES H. STEWART.
an endless chain Of good effects Is formed by FEt.
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP oy HYPoPHosPurrEs and
we arc ale In saying, from long experience in
medicine, Its yirtucsRrC not possessed by any o,bcr
S9slS!naH0n. fy4 raw
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By contracting q severe cough and cold |
was compelled to give up my daily work and
keep to the house. A ncighbor recommended
me TO try bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup;
1t was procured and used; 10 my astOnish-
ment relief was instantaneous.
EDw. W. CLAYTON, Waverly, Md.
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CLOSING out lot OF ladies', misses and
children's odd sizes Of shoes, regardless OF
cost, to make room for new spring goods, at
l.. Y. BLoSD's,
llS5 Main street.
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The thing desired foundat last. Ask Drug.
gists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears ont rats,
mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs. l5c boxes.
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lmpotcncyofmind, limb, or vital functions.
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &c, cured
6y Wells Health Renewer,n 81. at drug,
dists' Depot Laughlin Bros & Co., Wheel.
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DIR. Green's OxyEennted BItters

is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bliousness,
malaria, indigestion and diseases Of the blood,
kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
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CLosISG out lot of ladies', misses and
chldrcn's odd sizes OF shoes, regardless Of
cost, to make room for new spring goods, at
l.. V. BLOHD's,
ll35 Main street.
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BARosMA is commended by chemists, ply.
sicians, scientific men, and all who have
tested its merits as cure for liver and kid.
ney complaints. Ask your druggist for it.
Prepared by L. X. Thompson, Titusyille,
Pennsylvania.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily,
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Go TO the Turner's masquerade ball nj
Turner'S Hall, Monday evening, February
20; admission IS cents, All ladies must have
invitations.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February l7.-IA.M-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder
aud clearing weather, northwesterly winds,
and higher pressure
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"MuLDooS's Picnic" given by the Wheeling
Turner's OH Monday evening, February 20.
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FUNNY things to see at Turner Hall Mon.
day evening, February 20.
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CoNE and sec the worlds renowned grist
mill at Turner Hall, Monday evening, Feb.
Fuary 20.
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AIhl package of "sLAcK.DRAueHT"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan Go.
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DuRSo's CATARRH SNUFF cures all affections
II the mucous membrane, Of the head and
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On. Morris LIVER Pills are the best cathar.
c regulators.
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Tubercular Disease of Lungs and
Bronchitis.

T,p6escular consumption OF the lunysIs thu. I'm,
~ S Gisee most common, most iGIa and until
which the name Is derived, Is morbid nro,ot S On
PoSited from diseased blood In various psTtS ~ thn
Ahd ~ proportion as that iuid d innnrS Any
tSes,! n o. Tine remains TO- will tubeTrular diH
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A S SIG SALE = BALDWIN.
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
dwelling.
no dwelling.
A small country place Of acres, nice dEtis
&c., miles up Caldwcll's Kun.
a house On'Chapline street, near creek O1.A
rooms.
4 house on EoH street, Third wand room,
house on EoT street, Sixth wani, fooHi
a house on Twenty-siSth ttrrCt 6 rooms
4 house on McCOllOCh street, Thinl ward, 5rUa
A house on McColloch street, Second WGt
rooms
. Adouble dwelling house on Main street SIo:!
ward, rooms each.
AyeY. desirable building, One.hRll lOi All
north side Fourteenth street.
Four OF tho most convenient and oozl1I1
Office rooms for rent In the city,
TWO mAll offices adjoining the above.
One large hall In the "IIOfnbfOrk Block"
One very desirable room, newly paPcrcd, mt
"Cnnglc Block"
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public, General BUSES
Agent aud Broker.
Wanted-Eight TO ten shares In BcnWOsi -
works mill stock. A liberal price will l. lailiS-
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dissolution.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CITY CiERK's oFFrcE,
WHEELING, W. Va, February 10, 1852.
Sealed proposals will I've received a. INC oNs.. :,
the City clerk until MONDAY, FFBRIJS Nv o.
1852, AZ o'clock ?. NJ, for the lighting cleSnIny
distinguishing and furnishing wlGIS, oiIs ginsss
chimneys etc, for the Of lamps north Of the creek
ward Tor one year IRON March /, ISL bids IN IN
addressed 70 the Chairman Of the Committees IN
Lights" the e9mInlttee rCserying the right 10 re.
iyiI FRANK BOWERS citv cI.,t
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DOR SALE.
peal ESTATE BULLETIN:
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.

FOR SALE AND FOR RENT,
A double twostory brick dwelling. nom. 4,
fronting 70 feet OIL ALLEY II and running bsSk q
feet, Sl,SOG.
An elrgaat and desirable rc,ilerce on Nor,
Front Stn,et, large, plllared front, Fix ro0nJ va
house and green house, lot G0xI00 to river. Tsrr,
cay.
Most desirable property on Fifteenth s,r,l o
feet front, s, 600 Rents Tor stS6
At the Upper Riverside mill, one large and IL
small flame dwellings with 8, 4 aud . rp0ra, NJ
kitchen. VIII sell separate.
For Rent-One llOreFDOm Oh MRrket street
One large residence, No. 2lIl Market street
One large threeStOry warehouse on Water I;rr,.
and few dwellings. Enquire at the Real Gas
Office.
iyi6 C. A. ECHAEFFR 4 On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-17
FOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

PRIDGEPORT COAL ORDERS BY
II postal card or otherwise sent 10 the Island
scales will receive prompt attention, iyIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-17

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mOmeter, rs observed at SchnepTs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1851 1880
7AM.I?N.JPM7PX l7AM.l2N.SnM
81 81. }! 20 - ~ 81 81