davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following transfers Of real estate, sf
Deed made February "a. by Ftp. Jepson,
Trustee 70 the Rank Of the Ohio Valley, in
consideration OF s., 725, for a piece OF ground
and seven frame buildings In South Wheeling,
conveyed To said trustee BY Catherine Win
deed made February "a, by Ernest sorge
and wife to Relnhardt Werner In consideFa'
tion Of $3.50, for piece OF ground on Bromer
run and the county road, dt>ining the
Jacobs estate.
Deed made February q, by Frank 7. Yep
son and wife to Frank ReMcNell and cecil A.
federation OF 81, $50, for lot No. lion North
Front street. ~, r..
der. Trustee, 10 John Blaney, In considera'
lion OF $3.50. for parcel OF land lying on the
Cumberland road near Roney's Point, CON
tanning one acre, more or less, conveyed 70
said trustee by Fanny Curran and Thomas
Curran, her husband. ~.
Trustee, 70 y. E. sdlel, In consideration q
$500 FOR lots 8 and 1 In a. w. Philips addi'
tion to the city, on the Island, conveyed to
said trustee BY Ralph Ankle and wife.
Deed made February 2s, BY II. NJ, Russell
trustee, to Feargus Whalley, for Lots 1888,
iS4 az d 1856 In Daniel Zlne's addition % the
city, on the Island, In consideration OF $2i0,
said properly having been conveyed 10 said
trustee by Ralph Afkle and vile.
Deed made February Is, BY Feargus Whal'
lev and wife 10 Louis 4. stifel, for the prop
eFty named In the last deed, In consideration
Deed made February %, by Peter Kloss to
Charles K, Graves, In consideration of$I6O,
for Iqts 70 and "A In Jacobs additionto the
city, In the Eighth ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
rHEGLuC0sE WoRKH.
Talk about the Patuse Prospects of the
uaHua.y


A reporter asked Mr. G. E Dwight yesser.
day what he thought OF the prospects OF the
ultimate success OF the Grape Sugar and
Refining oompany's works. Mr.. Dwight
said he considered the successful operation
OF the works possible. but he had no idea
that they would ever be made success.
About Sl95 600 has been spent iE the opera.
tons and experiments so far made, all OF
which were under the supervision Of Mr..
Dwight. Whatever experience was obtained
from these operations or attempts was OBJ.
tained'by MI. Dwight. The process used
for converting corn into glncote was one In.
vented by an eastern man, and by him EN-.
ployed successfully. 1t was discovered
here, however, that for some reason the
plan would not produce the same results.
In attempting 10 make the system
success, Mr.. Dwight ionnd where some
alterations could be made, and 10 some ex-
periments he evolved an entirely new pro-
cess, upon which he has applied for letters
patent. When, he says, he saw that 1t would
be impossible for himto have an opportunity
to put his plans into operation here, DO made
arrangements to introdule II elsewhere, and
Il will be adopted In large works about 10 be
contributed In the West. He says he knows
be could take the works here and operate
them at profit. To enable them to start up,
however, Il would require $50 900 or 800, 900
to compose the present indebtedness and
make the necessary alterations he 70 POSI-,
tive that without thess the works will never
be succpss. .I.-I...,, -.-.....
The works are to be sold on March 10 by
order OF the court unless some steps 10 pre-
vent are taken before that date.
Ia an interview with Mr.. A. G. Eserter in
regard to the matter printed in Yesterdays
IxTELLIoENcER, he was made 10 say that they
Messrs. Jopson, dwight and Carl had elect.
ed themselves by proxies obtained under
false pretences Mr.. Egertpr says he did
not use the Language quoted, nor did he in
tend To create. the impression that the proxies
were gotten BY false pro,enoes. In Justice 10
the three gentlemen named as well as 10 Mr..
Egerter, they are given the benefit OF the dis
claimer. Atthe January election Messrs. Jep.
son and Dwight held enough proxies to have
elected themselves bv the cumulative system
OF voting. A certificate that these proxies
were given to Mr.. Jepson Internationally,
signed by the stockholders who gave the
proxies, was shown TO a reporter yesterday.
Those which were held by Mr., Dwight we're
given for the express purpoae OF eleciing him.
self % O Director, while It IL said Mr.
Carl was the candidate Of the stockholders
who on Tuesdav removed him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
Ghe gnteltigert'1e|r',
NeW AdxertiseInents.

oaiee: aos. % and ~ fourteenth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Steamboat squibS and Leyee Laconics-
ArrINnIs md DepnrIures.

4
Arrivals and Departures.
The Belle Prince arrived from Pittsburgh
with oil boats.
The Diurnal got away at 1880 o'clock yes.
terday morning for Patkerburg.
The Scotia Is due up this morning and the
Emma Graham Is due down. Both will pass
al an early hour.
The Sidney arrived from Pittsburgh yester.
day NOR Ing and departed at p. NJ, for Gin.
Cinnati with big trip
Cyrus Higgs, prominent engineer, who
resides near Woodland, has abandoned the
river and opened sstore at his residence.
The Annie Roberts and the Percy Kelsey
passed down with tows OF coal and the Elaine
with empties. The Enterprise passed up
with empties.
Shippers are requested to have all their
freight sent to the wharfboat to day for the
steamer Chancellor as she will leave for
Charleston aud the KAuawha river at "a. ",
tomorrow. ND,
The river fell slowly yesterday, the marks
last evening Indicating a depth, as near rs
could be estimated, Of u feet I inches.
Business was lively during the morning and
the fore part OF the afternoon.
The Granite State passed down at q A. NJ.
yesterday and the WIN. Chancellor up at 8
4. N. The Chancellor was en- route from
Charleston to Pittsburgh. This was her first
appearance for number Of weeks. She will
pass down tomorrow,
PARkEB's, February 2a-River Q feet and
fallinei weather cloudy and cool.
Oh CrrY February % River 3 feet aud
stationary, Weather cloudy and cold.
GREENSBORO, February 2S.-RIyer 8 feet 5
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
RIcE's LANDING, February 9s-Riyer feet
and falling Weather cloudy; thermometer
AZ. r.......,
Prr4spuRoH, February 2S.-River feet 5
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold,
LOUISVILLE, February % River 70 feet 10
inches at head OF canal, aud 10 feet 10 inches
on falls. aOIH'
MoRoAs1owx, W. Va, February % = River
feet 10 inches and stationary cloudy Their.
mometer 40',
BROWNSVILLE, February 2S.-River 8 feet I
inches aud falling. Weather cloudy the:.
CAIRO, February 2S.-The total fall In the
river here Is 2 inches, with 50 feet BY the
gauge. A rapid decline 10 expected from
now on. Weather clear and mild tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
pEas0aAL qssrl0N.
Jews aud aossip In Reference to Varlous
20 ig People.

News aud Gossip In Reference 10 Sarious
z q 10 People.
Rev, A. Buchanan, OF Moundsyille, was in
the city yesterday.
George Lang and wife, OF Darlington, are
visiting smongiirieuds in Wheeling
Mr.. Is. J. Smith. Of New, Cumberland,
registered ut the Mcclure House yertefdsy.
Mr.. W. H Stewart, General Freight Agent
of the G. & p. railroad, was in the city yes
terday.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says: Hon. N. B.
Boot and j. @. Palmer, OF West Virginia,
were In the city yesterday.
W. L. Mallory Esq, Of New York, 10 at tbs
stamm House; also D. W. Curtis, well
known salt man from Pomeroy Ohio.
Mr.. Jasper Y. Moore, OF Clarksburg, Clerk
Of the United States District Court, arrived
In the city yesterday, aud Is ready for the
opening OF the court here to-day.
The class OF the West Wheeling school
that will complete It's course this spring IL
composed OF Ella Meriz, Mary Steele, Luella
Wolf, Charley Loe and George Wolf.
Colonel Boyd, the Hempaeld division con.
tractor. and Mr.. Randolph, Chief Engineer oil
the b. & o. road, were In the city yesterday
tu EOuto'Hulu Whsuiubboht a+t ~ Ds'h'tAe'N
Al McMurrsy, Of Powhstan, who has been
visiting among friends In Wheeling for the
past week, has returned home Miss Myrtle
McMurrsy, OF Powhatan, also made brief
visit to the city this week.
Captain T. H. B. Haase and wife have re.
turned from Danyille, Va, Mrs. Haase's old
home, where she has been for the benefit OF
her health, Her friends will be pleased TO
learn that she returns with her health much
improved. LID.
H. T. Elder, a brother Of Samuel Elder,
ESQ OF this city, and employed in the COM
posing room OF the Boston Herald, arrived In
The city yesterday. Mr.. Elder accompanied
the remains OF the late Alfred Glass to his
home in Wellsburg.
Miss Fannie Pfestage, the star Of the
comedy company holding the boards at
Charlie Shay's Theatre this week, was the
leading lady OF the stock company which
opened the Opera House here under Mr.. Flts'
simmons management.
Mr.. George A Howard, Of Cincinnati. who
has for the past month been q valued I'D.
dition to Wheeling's society, left yesterday
morning on q short business tripto Parkers-
burg and Martinsburg. He will return to
this city OIL Saturday, and again be the
guest OF Messrs. Birch and Davenport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

closed his Grafton with q notice Of
the military department OF the University,
under the Immediate control Of Major Lee,
then turning TO PrssIc emit Wilson be sad;
"But our COMMANDMENTS Chief IL on the ros.
trum." AT this instant Sir. Anderson ha' d.
ed 10 the speaker q cane that had hitherto
been concealed. Taking this Mr. 0'Brien
presented It TO the President In well chosen
words, asking him to acceptit IS q testimo'
NAL OF the high appreciation In which he
Is held by the students OF the UniyeHity.
Mr.. Wilson was not expecting this part OF
the programmes nevertheless he was more
than equal to the occasion. He accepted the
gift in grateful, modest manner. The re
gret at bis resignation is universal. He seems
TO have made Of every student personal
friend.
The cane Is an elegant gold.hesded one
bearing the following inscriptions
"AOnidni Ssmper iLeri
"FRESINTED To PRES WV. L. wHS0S
"By The StudGntNCf The west Virginia univerkily,
"Rebtualy y, 1888"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
cry MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Eyents Of Minor
IatNFeat.

Interest.
IT Is about time for predictions concerning
the fruit crop OF this yeaf.
EVERY department at the Top mill Is rum
ming to Its fullest capacity.
HxSRY owESs, of Powhatau, shipped q
large lot OF rne porkers TO this city recently.
Charles Holman was the purchaser.
A yEEpER named Stewart while at work
In the Belmont factory yesterday, fell from
bis seat In 4 ct. He was taken 10 his home
In West Wheeling.
ASengine on the p, W. & Ky. road ran
off the rails on the new bridge over the cretk
Yesterday forenoon, but was lifted on again
without any great trouble or delay.
JAMES LoyFJoY was arrested on Tuesday by
OIlIcer Morris for throwing dead horse into
tie creek near the Creek mill bridge, con-
trary TO the provisions Of the ordinance
The case will be heard on Saturday.
CAPr. CHARLIE DuELAP, Supervisor OF Trains
on This division Of the B. e. o. road, met
with a slight accident The other day In at
temptipg 10 mounts moving car. His in
iuries were slight, but he still carries black
eye. -"' -
TnE "socia, Dancing Club" enjoyed a
pleasant little hop and one Of Mr. Osborne'e
| famous suppers out at Mt. Belleyiew hotel
last evening. About twenty-five couples
we're present, and Profs. Kramer and ktlmyer
furnished the music for the dancer.
SUR was entered In the United States Cir
cult Court at Pittsburgh yesterday by
Andrew Harcum, OF that city, and Peter
KunzlOr, OF Wheeling, againgt Thomas Calm
& Co. (limited), and OiherS, for infringing on
their rights In the manufacture OF patenl
glass melting pot.
W. ALLISON SWEENEY, the colored lawyer
who started The People heie q few mouth
ago as the organ OF tho colortd men, bu'
suspended after several weeks career as at
editor. turns up in Detroit Is the publisher
and editor Of o similar paper there called
The National People.
LEON VAN WALT, whose odd "break" at
Plttaburgher on Market street early yester
day morning has already been chronicled
was tiaed So and costs for disorderlS conduct
In Police Court yesterday. He seemed &c
think he had had bis moneys worth OF fun
The Pittsburgh man had gone on with hi!
horses, sDd did not RppeBF Sgaipst hin.
. Mrs. NJ E LuSsYoRD was granted an alb
soluts divorce on last Tuesday by Judge
Stillwel!, of the Court OF Common Pleas oil
| WAYNE county. Ohio, at Wooster, Ohio
from DR.. Thos. II. Lunsford. She was also
I slyep the custody OF their two children and
allowed the restoration Of her maiden name
Hon. L. Danford, OF Beilaire, WIZ her attor'
ney.ns ~
THIS Is from the Bellaire Independents The
Nail City beer wagon, Of Wheeling, run into
On express wagon on the bridge oyer Nc
| Aahanls crack snd reduced the wheels on one
side to splinters and badly injured the horse.
TIE driver Of the express wagon, which
wagon belonged to Q man named Taylor, oil
Wheeling, had very narrow escape from
serious injury, but fortunately escaped. Iha
accident, It Is alleged, was the result OF pure
carelessness on the part OF the driver OF the
beer wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
III she Will, ahe will,
And you may depend on Y;
II she wont, abe won't,


"Elsntheromauia' was discussed by NJ.
Miller, OF Russellyille; West Virginia. Blind
enthuslasts for political and religious free.
dom, freedom OF conscience, are not, as seen
through the speakers eye.glass, the most
valuable elements In our civilization. We
do not need more freedom Of conscience but
more conscience In our freedom, The ora.
zion was clear, strong and brilliant.
.The Knigh: OF the Nineteenth Century"
an oration BY II. L. Robinson, OF Uniontown,
Pa. bore evidence Of careful preparation.
He spoke Of the knight OF the middle ages
and contrasted him with the knight-the
model man-ott the present day. This knight
believes that these are the best days Of ALI
that the world Is getting better that Long.
fellow sings % sweetly as Milton. The course
Of Thought was noble one with nothing oil
the croakef In It.
that OF D. U. o'Brien, OF Weston. His sub
ject, "The American Army" was peculiarly
suited to the speaker. He dealt with the
American army as 1t Is rather than rs II has
been. Ia divisions, regulations, pay, leading
spirits, etc. were discussed In straight.
forward manner such as became the subject.
Eeneral Hancock Is the speakers ideal Of the
But The best part Of the evenings
exercises was yet 70 come MI QREIep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

A Stranger Knocked Down aud Badly
Cut In the Dark by an Unknown Man.

Cut In the Dark by an Unknown Mum.
Last night about eleven O'Clock man who
says his name is Harry Spar, and who lives
in Marshall county, went into the B. & o.
depot to wait for the train 10 MOundsville.
After sitting for SONS time, he went out upon
the platform, and walked to the south end
Of the shed. As he approached tue end Of
the platform. some one sprang from behind
the wall aud dealt him stunning blow on
the forehead. He stepped back and drew
his revolver when he was sgain struck
over he head, this time being knock ed down.
" hen he got up, dizzy from the effects Of the
blows and almost blind from the blood which
flowed from two large cuts onlhis head, no
one was to be seen. He made his way TO the
depot, and, there saw man whom he took
for bis assailant, and drawing his revolver,
he cooked 1t and would have fred, but Night
Waterman Tracy interposed aud assured him
that that was not the man who struck him:
officer Bird was telephoned for. and placed
the man In the lookup for safe keeping.
DR.. Harvey there attended to bis wounds,
sewing up the cuts In his head and washing
of the blood, which had clotted thickly IN
his hair and over his clothes.
The assault Is very mysterious one. 1t
was suggested that the Sssaiiant took SPAR
for SOME other person against whom he had q
grudge. Watchman Tracy snys there were
several shots fired, but the Ottic says when
Spar was searched the chambers Of bis re-
yolyer were all loaded. t3fl1tA I.n.F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Last evening James Kyle, young man,
purchased some peanuts OF the Italian at the
corner OF Market and Fourteenth streets,
aud rendered in payment q $5b bill. The Ital:
ian suspected that II was a bad bill, and
handed Il 10 Officer Belleyille, who was
standing rear, who at once saw that It was
spurious Kyle said he got Il from awell
known saloonist, aud Belleville started to
accompany him there and inquire II this
were SO, but the youth turned and ran
Later he was arrested after hot chase, but
had disposed OF the bill. He 10 alleged 10 DO
OF weak mind, and Is q son ot the man Kyle
who drowned himself In Wheeling creek
some months ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
AdyIce 10 Consumptiyes.

On the appearance of the first symptoms
as general debility, loss OF appetite, pallor,
chilly sensations, followed by night.sWests
and cough-prompt p,eSspres Tor relief should
DO tateti. Consumption Is scrofulous disease
Of the luugt,-thereiore use the great anti.
scrofula. or blood.purifler and strength.re.
storer. DIR. Piarce's Golden Medical Dis
covery.n Superior to Cod liver oil asa ru-
tritive, and unsurpassed as a pectoral, For
weak lungs, splitting Of blood, and kind ed
affections, It has no equal. Sold by druggists
the world over. For DR.. Pierce's pamphlet
on Consumption, send two stamps to WoRLD's
DisPESsARy MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo,
NY MTHAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

A GENTS WANTED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Fair weather prevails in all districts. The
tetnperakure has risen slowly In all districts
cast OF the Rocky mountains. with southerly
to westerly winds. The Mississippi has fallen
) inches al Cairs and risen inch at Memphis,
and two inches ut Helena and Vicksburg.
The Ohio, Cumberland, Tennessee and Ar
kinsas rivers haye fallen at all stations. The
indications are that warmer TAR weather
will prevail in the Southern States during
ThurSday and Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

As ! intended to make improvements on
building commencing in about ten days
which will neceSsitate suspension OF bust
ness for one week and In order to reduce
stock and supply my customers ! will make
from this date genuine reductions on all
shoes in stock. Call and supply yourselves.
This Is rare opportunity TO get good shoes at
low prices. l.. V. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Attention Is called this morning to the ad.
vertisement OF the Women's Union Benevo.
icnt Society. Saturdays matinee IL, II any.
thing, going 10 DO more attractive and enter
taining than the entertainment given on the
18Th; especially to the children. The pro.
gramme will be very complete one and
NH be admirably nut on the stage The
opera Of the aMagic Pen" will again be sung
and ali ire prominent features Of tho flrst
performance retained and some very pretty
ones added. Popular prices will, Il is ex
pSStsd, fll the Opera House both upstairs
and down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01
GENERAL NorlCs,
CEALED PROPOSALS,
WHEELING. W VA EaI,.s, tISA,

,s-.. WHEELING, W.. VA. February ii. lsS,
Sealed proposals Will be received al ,bs"S 49,
he G oo csese 9nt WEDNESDAY, MARCH fss
Garbage and otfAl from within he CitS H. Mileast
the year commencing APRIL |, iSS2, liz j.S 70
ward. A'' Vi Tue Flint
and Seventh wards H'e second
Fourth wards. wv Ahltu and
Eoufth District comprising ali ,ou,b =, ~,
Ing creek 10 CaldwellS run. E'H VI Wheel
tOs the filth District, comprising ALI ,or,.
70 u me ,SusseE line 81 The Sy Of
district, nor cali they be interested In snv .n One
for more than onB dhtficL ""' PtopAl
=, Pteposalsl 10 DO addressed to the Chs,,u.
me Commit on Health" thecOnmIiiee T.sa, 81
Ing the right 70 reject any or oil bids seaet''
fam FRANK BoEERs
tSSS CITE E,a,k
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

LACE Curtains reduced from $40 TO 81 %,
IS 50 to 50 so, 50 to 81. s. so to 81, per pair,
and all other lace goods at the same reduc,
ton, lI AS. HARDEN.
..r H. Ills Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Save Your Eyes L G. Dillon.
Regular Kanawha Packet-Steamer w. N.
Chan elor-Head Of Local.
For Rent-Brfck House on the Island.
Nolioe-Neill & Ellingham-Head Local.
Wanted Shirtmakera. sleR
Notice TO Stone Contractors.
A Complete Stock Of Window Glass-W.
A, Wilson.
Opera House-Matinee for the Benefit Of
the Poor Of the City. a.fNl-.i-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

Wishing to reduce stock to make room fol
Spring goods, will sell for short time FOL
less than many pay at auction, but for cash
only, wooden and cotton dress goods, silks
fiannels, carpets window blinds, &C., &c.
Nos. 20i9 and 202i Main street. Nti
.a |HU JOHN RoENER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

An Ohio man named Msior Stacy,
With tootbachc went nearly craEY,
He Is happy again,
And says that for pain
b. Jacobs OIL Is Just q daisy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

THOSE needing Furniture, Carpets, &C.,
this spring will save money by calling at
link 4 Moreheads during their closing out
sale this month. Goods must be sold by
Anil lat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

DuRxEE's SALAD DRESSING Is composed OF
The freshest, pureSt and choicest condiments
money will buy. It surpaSses any that can
be made at home, Is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety. -s. b - 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

cLoaxd out at cost, Furniture, Carpets
window Shades, 30, at link & Norehead's
iii Main street, IS their rooms are 70 be nsed
FOR other business after April LIST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

LACE Lambriauins from 81 TO %. per pair,
OF the newest patterns, at A. s. Harden's Fur
niture and Carpet House, l1i6 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

GREAT closing ont sale OF Lace curtains and
LambriquinB at A. L. .HARDxN's,
lib Main street..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

LADIES desiring bargains in Lace goods,
will find them at Harden's Furniture store,
Ills Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

C1lt--Sieers and hCileTs, weighing irOm 100 70 500
lbs, iLc; 900 TO 600 lbs, ba5c; extra &C; mich
cows $50 0Oa6O %. Bulls, ihc. Calves, u to size
and quality, 50 00ai0 % per head. .tr,-
Ho1s-Light and fpush, 6a5nSc; falr togood, ca
6Mn: extra laYd h0gE &c. =. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

VERY best Lace Curtain Goods from % 10
so cents per yard, Of the very latest designsAt
AIS. HARDEN's,
lll6 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

LAplks, remember, twill beyour own fault
II you fail 70 secure one OF Madame Vaunt's
most becoming Waves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

MADAME LAzELLE VAUST's artistic Hair
Work-till Saturday, at Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

LADIES, Nine. l.. Vaunt Of Philadelphia,
at Mcclure, Marguerite Wave and New
Wavelet, till Saturday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-01

PLAIN Wave Bandaux, refined and elegant,
Nine. L. yaunt artistic Hair Work-Mc'
Lure,