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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-02
CGAtEHE AND RAIL.
A"sp!cloitsly OpchinS tho New Ycnr M
l. GeruinnlR tEnll Hs'

A"sp!clousty OpchihS tho New Ycnr M
T. GermnniH Hall. ~ -,
One otihe pleagaaies. Neg Year gatherings
In tho city WAS tia: at Germania hall lss,
nicSt, whers the new born year was init;ated
into the German way Of Enjoying HE. An
unusually large audience was present and
all spent an enjoyable evening, as indeed
everybody mus at all similar gatherings
under the auspices OF the Gerr,spia. Ths
evening was opened with concert. at vhicb
Prof.. +. Soheuher was Director, and The ioi.
lowing programme was rcndese,l. Oyertnra
SILVER B.l!s,"5 Opera House Orchestra.
Chorus, Dance so9g,n Ge:man Iiaes 30,
etsy; Piano Duet. Faust Wall :"
~ ssrs. y! scheahsr and @. siops,l.
Qaarte.te, rf':I Greet You" Wessrs
atenz,l, Rinehort, F. sca1epf and Bickmycr.
'yooal SOLO Tell Me In Loving Hi.sH - a
Meyer; overture, PIRATES OF Pepzance. i NJ.
ohestra; violin solo, "U..nival dc Venice,n
Master ]. Ftee.s; vocal solo, "Wilhslnn's Won
Ss'ssRen," c. Sreaies: chorus, "Tus Can.
tor Gnymania; '''rhe Ignorant August a
isrcA, Mess,s. II. Rossen. 4. F,iese, q. Bick.
myer and o. Il. Spieker. '''ra q N !
All OF thcs, members were applsuded. and
Hastsr Frees, who Yields n,aryelou. Row
for one OF his aSe, nndMr. Bremen. ybo,s
singing Of WILLIAM o: Ma sSc' was fne, had
to respond to ancoses. rr.i Isl q jl5TiT|
After the concert tho floor was cleared and
the night trinped lightly awsy to the sweet
slrains Of The Opera House orchestra.
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A more delightful little New Years hop
than that given in Franzheim's} Hall las,
evening 1t would have been diillcult-in fact
an impossibility, to give. It was gotten up
BY the gentlemen Of 1.-THE French" for tho
benefit OF the members only, and their lady
friends. kramers orchestra furnished the
music, and 1t was simply superb the old
leader and bis musiciaus never played bet
Ter: The heat vas something Of q drawback,
butns the hall vas not crowded all managed
10 erjoy themselves Ths clique
starts eli the year very suspiciorsly,
aads..is TO be congratulated theirs.
on. Among thos, there we're, Misses
sls Wilson, Maggie Mills, julia and Din Be-
dillon. Annie 0dbert Stella Hause, Mollie
Fitton. Mo!lie Ball. Emma schulz. Bird VIII
son, Jessie Brinton, Nellie Smith, Eta Rob
erts,. Halle Haacher, Mr.. aud Mrs.,tt A.. G.
Davis and Messrs. Charles Haucher, Nit
Msbis, John Butteriisid, j., George Sterling,
JAMES diesry, Harry stailman. Joe Wood.
mausee; o. T. Miller, Ell, and Ulysses Carlip,
Mr. Rodley, 0. kisner, Charles Eoble, Harry
odsa.t, Steve Rice, Peter Bosley, Bob Brown
and Fred Edley. ~.
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XIV or HgiirOnll itCu,a

No srscI laying has been done on the south.
ern End Of tho .. Il. r. for the past ten dayp,
on account OF land slides ON the line OF the
route.
M,sNrs. Goldman s: Paige. who built fifty
mI!es Of the Q. R. Railroad, from Pnrkefsburr
north, lave contracted for CONSTRUCTING
lwen:y-Lh!ee miles OF Vanderbilrs new Penn.
sylSauia read, and Ms. Carey, who IS now ia
cna!gs Of the track laying force ut this end Of
The road, will leavs for tie ney work, pea,
B!diofd Springs, in = short tins to begin
Mr.. Carey, OF the firm OF Goodman & Paige
Gsntral Superintendent. OF the work OF Law.
ing the 0. R. Railroad track, was in Mouuds.
v:le Anew days ago. The construction gang
at this end OF the line began laying track
ao.th itari the original beginning place Sal.
ut!.sy lsst, but owing to the untIavorablt
weather hGve not been able to do much work
yet. Supervisor Flsmming's force is at worE
cleaning ou. tho land slidss below Mounds.
VILE y 'aHl ID. ~ 81 D. - tI'sr T#.7G 1 :
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PERSONAL. II EaEION.
Newsstand Gossip In Relation 10 Various

News and Gossip In Relation 10 Various
111-' People. sys'su Tett
u. s. Marshal Atkinson loft for Charleston
last evening. am. I@sll1A .fE
Hon. /. G. Craorait and Miahael Edwards
were down at Mouunsyile yesterday.
John A. Hsrvey, Of Washington, D. c., is
the guestiof his mother at Elm Grove.
Mr.. Win Miller, the Riveraide roller, left
yesterday on o visit to friends down. the
river. .r..,-,,
Miss Elsie Caldwell, one OF Little Washing
toms handsomess ladies, attended yesterday s
german. .am trn a'-'re.v ,r So
Mr.. Manuel Buchanan will be married at
Milwaukee to-day 10 handsome young lady
Of that city. ~ -. -.
Miss Annie Naylor, 0! Wheeling Island, is
gnest at the residence Of ". K. Naylos.-
Re!laire Tribune. .00..a -aaV 4,
Miss Ada Drake, teacher In the public
schools Of this city. sPcn. hor vacation with
Mouudsville friends. . '.'a
NJ. A. J. Sweeney will leave tomorrow
for New Orleans, where he will remain for
the next three months or So. a ~
Mrs. DR.. Coombs and daughter, and MI!
Ella @. Lazure,, Of Morgantowu, are the
gueets OF Capt. john McLure, on ihe Island
Judge Martin, wife and two daughters,
Bessie and Mabel, Of stenbsnyille. Ohio, are
the guests OF A. 0. Manstic!d;-of Bridgeport.
Miss Mollie Higgins. OF Wsllsburg, who
has been the CUES! Of Miss Emma Anderaon
Of Sixteenth street, for the pes! week, will re-.
turn home to-day. Z rs '.s'' AZ
Superintendent Birch, OF tho city schools,
has returned from Minneapolis where he
has been for the past ten days attending, the
Minnesota Slate Tcachsrs' Association meet
ing. He had very pleasant trip, { rrs-rOFi
The new force at the German Insurance
Office eousis's 0! yMr- Foose,' Secretary; Mr..
John Bsyha, Bonk- keeper; sMr. 10, ,GViewig,
Local Agent, and Mr.. Wiiliac, Rolf. The al
litons are Mr.. Bsyha and Mr.. Kolf, both OF
whom sill prove valuable accessions to 'the
company. ~. Riestef yesterday assumed
Insurance Company, 70 vhipl organization
he will be an Invaluable official, 80 H., --E
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' RECEIVING AND MAKING CALLS
More GENERALLY IndulYeh In Than wa,
3 Anticipated by Any body.

T. anticipated by Any bDdy.
I Yesterday as farius the weather was cor
cerned, Was not an ideal New Years day by
a&y means. Those, that braved the elements
and made calls found it at tines aboainable.
On any other day than the first Of q new year
1t would have been very depressing. As it
wac, the callers on their way TO the many
hospltable mansions thst were open, in anti.
cipa.ins the pleasures to be experienced
there, paid lille attention TO the mud and
rain, aud once inside the pte!tily decorated
paflors, surrounded by the fair ones who SO
charmlngIy received, the outside inclemency
was entirely forgotten.
: There was more calling and receiving than
had ut tirst been anticipated. The custom
seemed to have become suddenly revived
within very few hours, and the impromptu
manner in which msjority OF it was done
only seemed 10 add 10 the pleasure. The
calling wss mostly done last evening, and it
was not until after midnight that the cabs
ceased rolling over the streets with their
loads OF gentlemen doing the rounds" But
very few received in wha, might be styled q
formal manner. At such places was usually
10 be found "A beYy Of Wheelings hand
some ladiea grouped in the psllor, aStayed in
becoming toilets aud extending cordial
greetings. They all seemed to appreciate
a callcr'a presence on such disasreeable
night, The rtfreshment tables were notice.
able for their quiet elegance At several OF
the houses the ladies exchanged Cards with
their callers. In addition 10 thess houses there
were large number who we're at home infor-
mally to such Rs those to call and the number
af callers WAS by no means small. These in
formal exchanges OF tie seasons compli.
mea.s were found to be delightful by the re:
ceiyer and caller alike.
|. To sum the day up, II has been many
long day s!nce all classes Of Wheeling society
have beer. az gay 70 they we're yesterday.
Everything passed OF charmingly and tie
indications are that 1885 will witness New
Years calling as all the rsge.
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LiNSLY INSTITUTE,

Tie Linsiy Institute will reopen on
"Wednesday, jannary I'd, nj 8 O'clock A.
il. Five experienced Instructors will be
In attendance, and every facility for sc.
curing Il thorough. education will be
Afforded. a Teuccr Of penmansllip and
nrawiMg Will be added 10 the regular
faculty. Special arrangements will be
made with students who desire to attend
during the afternoon or evening.
A. Il. MNlTEHlLL. Principal.
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: RIVER NEWS.

General Information About the Htsam.
K, -----,ers-Tclcgr -.
The Katie s,ockdale passed down yeste1.
Day afternoon for Cincinnati.
The Andps got away alta late hour last
night for Cincinnati with BIG trip ?
;, Dennis Meighen, formerly OF Booth 4
Sons boat store, and champion checker
player Of this city, is visiting his brother, 3.
+. Aeighen, Esq lat Moundsyille.
Irwin Davis, a son otiJscob Davis, who
lived IN Bsllaire formerly, died In st. Louis
on Friday last. He wa, a q prominent river
msn-Mate Of the steamer Former Eads.
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A HOY SslOs'.
a burglary. New Years Dny and Other

lhahsh mt Hellnlre.
Yesterday, in the afternoon, MANY Of III,
stores were closed linking bali hol;ds~
Nearly Ri Of the mnnuiac,ories shut dowS
me "Pike'-Bel mont street, in the FRS,
Naru, ~ like T. bed Of mortar thin mor,sr
Which iorSes splash all over the psvp,oen,s
fences and houses. A's'
G. humbach's FALCON was en.e-ad Mond.,
night by breaking the ransom and unIol;'
ing me door; but his new safe was M,
hhfned and little Was stolen. :
A cattle pen, for loading s,oct nm thu ,,,.
has been built in the anglo bstween tha , nas
roy gauge Track nad the Ohio Valley aw;tch
With partitions fer three lots of ocE M
openings on both tracks, ~'N'
In spite OF the very bad weather tho
innefal OF H. W. Nelson yesterday af,eraoos
was attended by very large number Of
neop.e, ana iatSe proportion accompanied
Ine l!y ,l the Icrla!ns to the Cemetery
Enlislre's New Year was rsb .rsd in with y
great deal Of noise. singing and shooting and
coatldefao!e drunkenness WIS sean by ihnsa
on the s'rse:s during the light. MOI manv
CANS were made By the gentlemen I'm riny
the day, partly because there were flaw oran
hou:ts announced. A number OF yn;ch
meetings were held. " Nv L
The Christian Sunday school on SUNDAY
afternoon e!ectad the following of,,cSrs r. !.
the new year: Superintendent, 4. w Nj,
son, with A. ]. Mercer, Assistant: sea,etsru
George aleriz. with John Hopkius Assi s5 .
i.lhraFlans. ssmuel oldham, and Cheri.l,
NurFeyi ofganias, Fred Muhleman. wiz
Miss Eha BIsakinsop Assistant il " VIM
thought the reelection Of MIR. Nelson for III
eleventh time would have cheering fact
upon him In his sickness; but he yas to oI INV
to be told Of 1t, and died that night. WV
=, Yesterday ct noon two 7oury sous Of Mr
Fleming, on North Belmont Street wera ~ n :,
the yard shooting at mark with 4 revoiva.
Use Of the boys had gone into the conf Hon1:
without the others knowing it and lootsJ
through knot hole to sea II they ws,s dona
shooting, while The boy with th5 pIstol ' bsS
Just cldsan that hole Us his marx. TIA hnv
was shot In the head and bled nrninse,1y
while his BROTHER dropped the reyolysr snd
Tan 70 the house crying out: "Oh. moth,
didn't know he was Tiers l didn,l 'GE' nas,,
ne was therel" Tho ball was found n tS" svma
paced through the blood vessels on ths Aa to,,
Of tho head, but the stull was not IN luIe v .'p
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EAsToS, Pa, January 1.-The repor. that
Bartholomew was found dead Is denied bv
a farmer living in thesame township. Hs
says an inquest is being held on The body
oe MI. Bartholomew, who died from q blow
administered by her ep.daughter,
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lhs fpproach!Sg Goth anniversary of 81
1 y day tls the Cseoles OF ths old
MTsine iondly entitle the return Of the plor;-
ous episode OF the battle OF New Orlesn.I
WIZ % celebrated with unusual pomp. on
%eeE lsler In Gsw Orleans, the loith Grsns
Nionthly n!ssribu,ioa OF the Louisiana sts,e
Lottery Will tske place under the sole cara
ana supervision Of Gen'ls g. 4. Besnrepsra
% sa. L. ~: aud jubal A. Early Of Va. and over
~, wy WIN be scattered broadcast to tho
inG;chy holders Of tickets costing s. Tor 81 for
nn,.nsl' me object Is the supper, OF The noble
oasr'ty Hosplla! OF New Orleans, Of world
saae !"'ne. Aillusther information desired
leans, La. ff Nv ~
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Prices Dswn!-Geo. K. Taylor.
: Waatef-fwo Stugte Makers.
Ina FIRE L Marine Insurance Co.
Stockholders misunderstanding 4 Fin,
Grove Railroad. -
Stained Glss3-Geo. A. Bowen.
Houses and Roons For Rent-AleSander
Zone, Real Estate Agent.
Nouce-American Insurance Company
Head OF Local.
Grand Fire Place Heatar-Sesbitt & Bro.
Wantsd-Educatea Men.
Culiclra-Foufth page. ~
pr. John E smith-Third page.
How Often the Ques.ion is Asked-G. Men.
del & Co,
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MEMORY Is the treasury Of reason, the reg.
istry OF conscience. and The council chamber
OF thought. but what is memory without
reason, and judgment? 1t is thess last that
convince us that We can't get safely through
the winttr without DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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New goods, new prices. so pieces New
scotch plaids worth l24 for cent? 30
pieces A. Soft Finished Beached Muslin
worth 12h for 0 cents. and all other goods in
proportion, but only for cash, at Nos. 2ol0
and 202l Main street. JOHN RoEMrp,
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INDICATIONS.

washington, D. G., January 2-l:3O A.
u.-For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley,
lair. weather, preceded by light locsl SHOWS;
in the northern portion westerly, shifting
to northerly winds. generally rising barome-
tar, with colder weather.
Lower Lakes, rain, snow falling during the
night, clearing weather. variable winds, shift
lug northwesIerIy, falling, followed by rising
barometer and colder weather, - =
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FARM
FOR sALM.

The undersigned ocsa fo- salc bis Farm ,,,,,a,ed
three miles eaht Of 81. Uln.,syllie AND oUn s,ila
,outh o. tho National Road, contuiuins 1C0 acrcs
10y under eultiyatloni has plenty Of sood tlmbes
y well wtteted utE very fay6reblY, Is easy 10 cui
vae. and isone Of tho btat iar1as H. that Iar; al
the county. u contains ono good dwelling hottS1
and one tenement house, with ample and conyo.
n.sns G; ., ha three good orchards Of
such Us pears, cherries, 4uiuces, SC. DO.
:, FOR Particular inquiie oi the undersigned o.
The premises, OF htc,esA VI 1t. Cia!rsyille, u.
me- sAMUEI. Z, FINNEY,
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FEor. MuLLyH's dancing classes will a.sen.
bio on Thursday, January 3. at the ususl
hour ana place. Those Wishing to learn to
dance will please call promptly at Gsrman!a
Hall, corner Fourteenth and Market streets,
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CHMt-Weighiug 1000 lbs., areouo,ed Mt 1a4l<c.
Weighing from 500 to 9o0 lbs, best quality, 3Akic;
mich cows. eSla5o: bulls, 3a3Sc; calves, ~ to size
aud quality, S6RlO per head. - =, ~ ''
Jdtabs--i1Ea51c per ID.
Aop-Sa314c per ID.
G00s-s5.s5 40 for best grades,
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Appes-choico to fancy per bb, s. 2sa4 90: good
10 cho.cc e. 15aS 90: common to fair e. Uoa2 50.
Foreign! Fraas-Messina oranges, &c oOaT 90 per
box: Valencia DO ST. Doa14 % lref case; Messina
lemons, - toa4 7spor box: Bananas, 81 5ta2 50 per
aosey.acho!ce white clover. 2A22c; choice buck.
wheat. 1Sal9c. 80 al
0atoas-5e46oc per bushel.
I'o!dtoet-Early Rose per bushel, from store asa
soc BURBANK isa5ec: other va1icts, Asa 0c, III car
lo3!'s on track reasonable CONCESSION Is made.
P0lrg-Liyc chickens, 30as5c per pair. for large:
Small chickens per pair. 85a40c; I've turkcvs per IT,
losllc dressed cnickens per H. 1Cllc; dressed tur-
Keys lia!5c; dressed ducks. 12al3c.
Btcs'cdr-4a26c per 10.
8Mtr-Extrach0fce Ohio o1a22c medium I0c12
Logs-Strictly fresh. 29a30c. vi E! ~,
prtStrtes-loalGe per h.: apple butter 5a51ac per
hit8-PeAnuN 1a9c for choice white: waluuts
iba60c; hickory nuts Slal IS per bushel,
Foreign Frutt-Lemous So 5tai rs per box, Messna
oranges 81 o0l5 90 per box. Val. alo OOalI 90 Der
case. Blnalas 81 51a2 90 per bunch.
.3Gdcs-Co!.on, white, per ID NC: cotton, mixed,
aa2tlac; WOODEN lake. - N'
rsahers.Lve geese, per- ID, 65a7Oc: mixed 5oa55c.
Mhtsk1-Sl II per proof gallon.
boot-3Sa35c arc the ruling figures
Gfnstna-Sl 50 per ID.
NuUy-The caId rate tx - n ''.... %
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GEo. B. TAYLOR commences his. snonal
silk sale this morning ut extremely low
prictt, Tho isdies will feel interested In the
great bargains. 'A'
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MOUhDAVlLI.E,
PerkOhal aud General News From hur
shnlrs MetropOliy,

FefkOAal anu General News From hur.
shnll's Metropolis.
Bruce Hall, of the New Martinsville bar is
in town. :
The public schools resumed Monday last
after weeks Vacatlan.
Basil 7. Bowers, Esq, of New Mar.insyille,
was in town Sunday last.
Several cassa OF scarlet fever are reportea
in the upper part Of town aud vicinity.
The weather last evening was ANYTHING but
favorable for the leap year ball at Masonic
Hall.
Charles H. West. OF the prison guards. re.
turned from visit TO Harrison county lad
Saturday evening.
The TINA honored practice OF watching thu
old year out was observed at the A. Il,
Church Monday night. 49,
!. Doctor Julius King and wife, Of Cleveland,
g., ara Waiting Mira. hing'c motho., Mrs.
Gray, Of the First ward.
The spirit moved the city authorities ia
have the street lamps lit Monday night, Tor
the first time for some time past
Sergeant Brannon Is disguised with .be
way the town Is behaving Not einrle
drunk or disorderly for u week pust-conse.
quently no fees.
John 4 Charlton, formerly Of this place a
sor.ir;!aw Of Mrs. McGill, Of The First ward
aud now Of Cincinnati, Ohio, comes info
prominence as pla!ntitI In a $le'OOO libel snit
against the Tn.,'Sar Of that city. ="
Mr.. Bryson is having considerable .ronb,e
with the prison water works pump, on ar.
count OF liz becoming frequently clicked IN
with sticks anl gravel, the strainer st liza
mouth Of the supply pipe being OF.
Owing to the unfayorable weather Monday
evening but ANAL audience greeted Darior
Arnold at Masonic Hall. He will probahlv
remain over and give an exhibition a.,
Thursday evening next. Persots who heard
the Doctor speas very highly Of bis ente,.
taipment. 1ftRfr".a.I
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AsEcosD invoice Of "Wauksuphast" shoes
ana other styles, in geBtleman's fine hand
and machine sewed Shoes just received al
T.. V. Hlonas, = 49, ''0 a.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed st Schnept' drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday. -
1881. 1851
: An. IAN. ) p. MEM. IAN. l2A.3r,x.7r
81 81 IS 80 81 ~ ii al
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rsKsD the WEEKLY ISrELiIaEscER one
year to q sriend.-$l. ~ -"
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FOR SALE,

EOR SAL E-THE GLADEVlLLE
= y, FaAa'e if8ies.y 6iadcviic. Preston county.
H.. "a, SoishtiaS OF 500 atics VI !Arnilg, orc aud
Hnper IAllds, Que Charcoal blsst iutungc fifteen
", cay terms Of exchange for city prour1,y. An.
ply 70 hNARi X. List, l404 Main btstct. cel7
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Doctor McAarrahsn snd fami!y's DEPART
ure TO Cincinnati has been dplsysd, Oh sc.
count Of ons Of his children being sick with
scarlet fsver. They expect TO 70 down IN
the Andes this evening" il no uniayorahls
symptoms are developed In the little ones
case during the day. The course Of Ieclnrss
which the Doctor will attend lasts until
about the middle Of March next. Doetor
Hall will attend bis practices during bIs
gbrpDca H..I |... .....H 20. .... q -
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Telephone ALSO
TOR RENT.
flor RENT.

l..
inat uesiiable store Room With nice hall md
nhn ior many Years, occupied by Henry Jacobs
+, H. ph NC tistness thOrOush,A,e, Convenient,
~ hooa older, q easy access to stole aud dwelling
aud prominent business tinId. Euqiiie Of ''
ALtNAHNEl; tOAE
s.oo Rial EhlRte Agent and Broker,
4C.. ColIet 0i MElket sud Twelfth Streets.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of tho
National Bank Of West rirsi! la at Wheeling, Will
), l2i: between thu lOuis Of one ~ and three Isl
NJ Tor the election If directors ind the trnp.ac
ion OF any other busiucss lhh: may conc before
them. JOHN WAGNER Cashier
WMEsLIwo. ". Va, Doc rs, ISSX de.s
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Tns Cooks Delight''-l2lo Main street.
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT OR SALE,

II
Lob In J. 81 r. Bakers Addition. CEkAp,
Odtce on ChanliIe Street.
lodging rooms IL Bsilcy's Block,
&. FORBES,
Telephone A-sd eN''0Nf "9 nnec
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dfttn toDcfwraneY NV ~ utn az. ~" n,Itusrw
i lie; Ja pna,' s,a siS' 1867 s''a 's .
koased Cegie~lnpapcI, per N y; lower grades
Windsor 4, f,lc; Prairie 4. re: refined yellow
6Xa7c; graduated, S5ic powdered. Nc; cruAhed,
swaps-Choicc maple. &c. choice sugar syrnp
c. primo sugar strip, 4G
Rlce-Carolna. 6a7Sc.n
EeD Orttdns Aolases- Choice. b5c strictly prime,
SIC: prime, iiSc: good lhc.. :. - -l
TaS-ioung Tyson, per ID, 3asoc gunpowdet
2oa7bc; Imperial, 35a50c: Japan, 5a1Oc; ooloug ia
75c: SouchOng, 2ta65c.
Cnldles-s!ar. lul weight i1ic; stcarne. per set,
axe; mould. per set. lie.
f.nSgar-Ga0sce wine, IL, PEI ~; sMnohrI clly
brands, ilal3c per gal. country iSal5e per sAl' Us
Wooden ware--No. tubs, per dozen. 8 $ oc;
No. 2 tubs per Dozen 81 %; No. tubs
ps so;s sesa pir & GuieI Ss
30 lbs capacity, 81 So d. IS lbs capacity st co. do Is
Eahboarls patent. per DOZEN: 81 bOa2 10.
ID 50 co. tomatoes. ID, Bakers, 81 co. sweet corn,
s. 01al 25; Winsow cori 81 80: strawberries, ~
81 %: blackheIlies. 2 h.. 81 "; Nspbeifles ID.
Drttd f,uat-Sew eyApostcd pared peaches 8?s
berries ioc. New sun drleiI;A,pplcs, quarters 7c;
sliced, SA9c: peaches new halves 6ha74+c: do
quarters do pared ltalSc do. blGckberrles
&c; do. raspoerrcs Sia35c pstted cherries .7a20c.
New eYaporaied apples l5aliG Apples very slow.
0ls-Lard oil, extra western strained, 05Casl 10
carbon oil, shc; white mlnen' OIL winter strained,
58c 0. T. G. oil l81lc. -lg
Ghttss-Ts quoted in jobbine at 13c for prime
full cream Western. and lskal5c. for New York.
awciEerl6<a l'c, according 10 quality. himbuIger
nss-No. nlaokeIcl, bbl,, SO co. No. 2 medium
SIS 90. Luz III.
Bonas-Choice Navy ut s,Coa2 IS: medium s. 25a
2 50: mixed 81 5Oa2 %; Lima 51Iatc per ID.
Htds-ssales Of timothy teea ss 81 69al IS per
bushc; clover small seed 50 o.; large s. 7ba9 0o,
as EQUALITY. -,E'-t ), .. =
Tnlo.e-Country 7a71Sc; beeswa1 23a25c per ID.
Sdtt-No. per Dbl 81; extra per Dbl 81 10; dairy
per Dbl, 81 80. ael - M % '.n. a., -
S,xtt Cbr1s-8aec pcrlb. 20. d.. I'D. N..
Cdsr-Per Dbl. S. 0oalo "; Cab apple. $40 ooa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-02
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