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by ,lclay, etc. There were MANY persona who
had demanded Tint the work praccd, bcr,'isc
,ielny would make tcnpornry dcterl"rat!on IN
their property, anl 'cca,se the unfinished c,li-
tlutt was f,iiea,lrc. Suits brought ny tnrh
pcr.uns would prove anything hut beneficial to
tin city or tic contractors. Altogether the
Atnyor thought II would he ,lesira1!r to have
the work completed. It could hc finished M "
Jun. /, aud would cost ahn,,t $la),0Hl more.
Fitzsintnu1s t. Cnnncl Ind discontinued opera
tions hccansc they Ind M muney IL pny lalor-
crs, 1t was now very tikcly TINT the cniractth,
firm would rase $lU>,tNo Ut 80 by private lan
eli, wien the city might be in Shape to come to
the rrsCut.
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future disposition Ut their supplies At such
pv,ts on the Missouri ll,vrr Hs thc prcshlcnt
may designate. The matter, Of TIC Indians Ell.
gazing ii agriculture, whIcl: /. Impossible On
their present reservation. will also firm "i,e "f
a.e. viii he tpl TIM, II they remain u the
Black TIN. sn,sNtry the t3uycvnu,cnt VIII with.
draw tts support. Alter the conf.renro nt
Onaa, wl,crr The Commissioners will recctvc
from tic President, They Will go to tho Rel
Cloud and Spottc1 Tail Agencies by way of
CHEYENNE,
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studehakcr Dros. seem to be enjoying an c1-
tended and we!l..icaurvcd popularity with their
carriages In ths city. We notlce the arrival yes
tcrny Of another carload. tho third this week. ~
und their repository now con,ains Que OF the finest
and LARGEST assortments in tho country.
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FIFTH WARD VETERAN SOLDIERS.
A meeting 0f tho veteran roldkers and sailors d
the late War will bc held Mt No. Jig Agcerav d
o'clock day. for the pnrppse Of raising and Ct.
tnilots, unco moFe t0 the front. Dy order uf Com.
tO1t
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THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY
oder special Inducements tu buyers Ut Wholesale
and retail Of sheet music, music buoks, tiolns,
guitars, and all kinds Of musical instruments.
General agetata for the Standard organ and Stcck
plano, Quality guaranteed. No. l5J State atrcct
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Company a, or sayrs t;naris. will turn ont TO-
might to give tho Hyde FaEEers t0Echltg1,t nf1
cca+ton. All ulcmbcsa to 10 ut the Ar,no!y 1t t:U
s.ri
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There will hc meeting Of the Tenth Ward Rc.
this evening as O'Clock. The lion. a. l.. hto,rl.
son Gun. d. l.. Mann. l.. L: Mills. and others.
will make 1t lively. Republicans turn nut md
bring your netghburt.
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cut their w!so teeth the SuzodOat, and al who
do arc willing to declure TO oil who don't use It
that 1t IL tbs most perfect and delightful thing fos
the teeth they ever dipped brush into.
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Comnany 4, Ninth Ward Minute .1lcn, will nee
at their arlory In the 0!obo Theatre this sscnln3
members arc requested TO be present. Tho rolls
arr opcn for recruits.
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sEUOND WARD.

Tho Secretary Of tho Second Ward ncpnhclt
Club has received communication from tue i:1ec
utfyc Committee Of the Third Ward, inviting ii
members of tho Second Wurd Republican ciab i,
tianr mn address tp be delivered by ten, loiin Il
Logan. The Marching Club + requested II n,ee
AZ Its headquarters. no. f,li State ntrcrt, ant
march from Tiers to Genital fta1l.
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FtANoS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Lyon d llraly. State and Monroe stteets, offer
for rent over ono hundred hsst.cAss lnat1ulaeulss
II 50 pet month. aud upward.
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Company A will meet this evening for t.rills,
hartinca Hail, Aa ST., near Madison, nt O'clock
sharp. All who wIs!, to Join either Of the orsin.
time,
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THIRIEENIH WAHU.
The Republican Club OF tho Thirteenth Watl
Will hold its regular meeting thlh eycnin; at Dcst
Hall, West Lnko.at., at p. m. Guol speakers
will be rrcscnt,
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pnnpTEENTH WARD,

FUUNTEENTH WARU.
All the pol!bh. American citizens OF tho -Four.
tccnth Wnrh w0 favor tbs election OF flaycA att!
at 5lO Milwaukee .av. corncr foblcst.. to organ.
izc HaycR nnd Wheeler Club. GoOd speakers
will be present.
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rTH9T WARD.

144A2A "AA1t
There will be ,nerttng OF HE Executive Com.
tn!ttce of lilo First Wash Auxiliary itc,mblIcst
Cln1, THIS evening nt ac1Dck, nt the uraI plcIj
Hotel, fur tho transaction Of busiicss.
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The First Ward iloyA In I.lne, .compo4cd of vet.
crnn soldiers pf eyrsy corps In tho United Sntca
Army, aro recruiting Company 4. They tnect ,l1s
evening At the DratlA Paclc llotc! for enlistment
and organization. UlI s0ldiers nrc rcilncstel 10
tur ctttY,
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There will be reguar meeting Of tho Sevca.
o'cock Mt tho northeast corner Of Chcago.av. md
Ecdgwlck-st. Preparations hare been ntnt|e tu
have guod speakers In attendance. All are ihsled
tU come,
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NHKE VIEWt
CIV. nrcr and tho Hon Wilinm vocko wtl al.
hrcAs thu Hayes md Wheeler ClMb al Lake View
this tycnimg at Slnlon Slmon's Hall, uracelanl,
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NENEHAI MA38' MEEIIHE
Tho mcmbcrs Ut the Third Wntd Republican ctnh
arc hereby notified TINT, IN p1nce Of the ,cguj.s
business meeting, general lnass.meetIne viii bc
held al Central Hall ia. .n1ght TO bo addressed jy
Ten ,lnin Il. Loga Invitations 1,aro hccn rxtcntrl
TO all the Republican Clubs 1f the aoatl, Side Ali
nirinIers Of the Club arc expected to he present.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad.
THE GREAT. TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of tho United States

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BE11A1gE LocA1s.-The dry goods
merchants Of Bellaire have fallen into
line with their brethren in the larger
cities, and after this evening will close
their stores at half past seven o'clock In
order TO give themselves and their clerks
time for recreation. The same move
ment is talked 81 among the merchants IN
other lines Of goods.
The Democrats OF Bellaire had the
second meeting to organize 1ilden club
last night. The Wallace Cornet Band had
10 be called into requisition to help to
raise crowd.
The City Council will hold special
meeting this evening, there having been
no quorum Tuesday evening, the regular
time for their meeting,
The Methodist Sunday School has in
contemplation picnic to be given at an
early day, and an excursion TO the grove
by rail or river.
'"Old John Robinsons," positively the
largest show travelling o." is to visit
Beilaire on the Goth inst.
Rev. DR.. F. !. Sweeney delivered a
brief but eloquent impromptu address on
the subject Of temperance at the III. E,
prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
The @. o. r. K. Tunnel at Glencoe
took FIRE Wednesday and burned to such
an extent that trains could not gel
through until yesterday morning: Station
Master Randolph took out force o.
men and fire engine from this place
Wednesday afternoon and succeeded In
extingnishing the FIRE.
A prominent Bellaire business man
asked the other day II the Democratic
candidate for President was the same
Tilton that Dr.. Beecher' sued? This Ia
an actual fact, and the question was ask
ed in bona fida for information!
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Be cARrFuL.-The heated term has
been attended with many sudden deaths,
in various parts OF the country, which
were doubtless caused by the exhaustion
induced by the extraordinary high TEN.
perature and the incautious use Of cool
ing drinks. When overheated il is ex-
tremely dangerous todrink iee-water, for
the sudden cooling Of the stomach forces
the blood to the brain and heart with
such sudden rapidity as to induce apo.
plectic symptoms and congcstions that
may prove Instantly fatal. Our readers
are advised TO use the utmost caution in
this respect during the present heated
term, and see that children, who are not
old enough to exercise Of themselves
proper judgment and care in this respect,
are properly watched and warned.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated s feel
4 Inches and falling slowly.
The Baltic passed up yesterday with ar
empty tow.
The Hornbrook departed fer Pitts.
burgh with barge Of freight.
The Science left for Parkersburg or
time as usual. H7
Cincinnati to-day.
The James Rees arrived from sunflsh
yesterday with large trading boat IN
tow. The Rees will be Immediately Ia,
ken to pieces and her machinery put on a
new hull.
The Ragon will be the regular Parkers.
burg boat this morning.
The Storm No. 8 Is laid up at Pomeroy.
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SENSIBLE ADv1cE.-You arc asked
every day through the columns of news.
papers snd by your druggist to use some.
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with. but
little success. Now to give you salts.
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all It's effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit.
ual Costiveness, palpitation OF the Heart,
heartburn, Water.brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &c, we ask
you TO 90 TO your druggist aud get q
Sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
Tor 10 cents and try it, or y Regular Size
Tor 20 cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
l1Aughlin Bros. &Co. eod&w.
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no CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Q
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening,

On account Of advanced Rgc l am DESTROYS o
changing my residence, and therefore OTTER for al,
my farm dtiatcd opposite the city Of Wheeling, OF
the river hank, midway between Bridgeport ana
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VII
lage Of EtnRyille. The property ConEsti Of q
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill there arc two seams Of coal, 6 and 81
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an s foo
vein Of close texture slnd or Tree stone, an IS foot
vein Of mail, which altogether make soil and m
underlying bed Of depOhh Of q rich and valuable
character,
On the surface, the larger portion Of which liea
gently LOpIng 10 the east and ~ under direct ex'
pcSuFc 10 The sun, Vineyard Of 30 acres, mostly
CAtAwtA grapoS all In hnO bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itself able TO pay
a handsome per cont 10 the CultiVAtoF,
The property Il being approached above and be-
Low by an advancing tide Of PeSOns seeking small
hom&teadS and u now really the only upoccupled
Tertiary betReen Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Il valuable NJ an investment for ctal seeking
niO purchase, and valuable TO those who want mar
kot gardening ground close 10 tho city. II fronts
beautifully upon tho river and commands view Of
thu. city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of ale will 30 one-thInl cash, balance
In two annual payments, per cent Interest on de-
feFTed payments. For further Particular Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or BY mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
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sYrbe towboat Iiouess No. 2 Is being
furnished with steel boilers. w., a.
Freights from st. Louis 70 New VI.
leans have advanced to the following
Pound freight, 2Oc; flour, Acc per barrel.
Other articles in proportion
[BY TsleUaph.l
and stationary; weather cloudy and rainy.
CAIRO, July 1S.-Arived Polar
Star Tennessee river. Departed-1ron
Mountain and Polar Star, 81. Louis; river
"a feet 10 inches and falling; weather
cloudy; mercury 81.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-River IL feet 2
inches and rising. Weather warm dur
Inc the day, stormy tonight. Arrived
Parker, Memphis. Departed-FanchoT,
Pittsburgh.
LITTLE RocK, July 1S.-After SWELL
Ing one foot, yesterday, the river COM
menced to fall last night, and has been
declining slowly all day. The gauge
now shows "a feet 4 inches. Weather
cloudy and oppressive.
EVANSVILLE, July 49, Raining this
forenoon, partly cloudy since, with signs
Of more rain. Mercury n to 81. River
falling, 10 feet on gauge. Up-Ark4nsa,s
Belle, Silver Thorn, Maggie Smith, Dick
johnson. Down-Grey Eagle. Business
dull.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-No arrivals
or departures, Weather clear and warm
MEMPHIS, July 1S.-River fallen l
inch; now stationary at "a feet inches.
Weather showery; mercury So. Ar
rived Shinkle, from Cincinnati. De.
parted-Arlingtop, for New Orleans;
Scudder, for St. Louis. The o. r
schenck bursted her mud drum above
Helena, and has to await repairs.
y1cKsBuRe, July 1S.-Riyer risen ]
inch: now stationary ut SO feet 8 inches
Arrived-Gene and City OF Vicks'
burg. .ru.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Weather clear
and warm. Arriyed-Mitchell and Baum,
from Cincinnati. Departed-Miichell
for New Orleans; Baum, for Memphis
River falling; 7 feet 2 inches in the canal
ST.. LOUIS, July 13.-Arrived-John'
son, Keokuk; Red Wing, ST. Paul; Maude
vicksburg. Departed Johnson, keo'
kuk; Maude, Vicksburg. River station
airy. showery tonight.
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POLICE CouRr-Judqe Gunner.

Cry PERsoSAts.-Secretary Of State
Hendrick returned to the city yesterday,
after an absence Of some weeks at his
home in the Kanawha Valley. Mr.. Hen
drick came around by way Of Baltimore
and Philadelphia, stopping a couple oil
days at the Centennial Exposition.
Johnny McCracken, Of the Top Mill
nail factory, is Soiourning atthe st. Cloud
Hotel, Phila.
Mrs. VIM. A. Wilson and Miss Mollie
Andt, Of North Wheeling, left the city
yesterday upon visit to friends in Lynn
county, Missouri.
Among those leaving for the Centennial
Exposish yesterday we're: Mrs. J. NJ
Ewing, sen., Miss Annie Ewing, Mr.. S. o
Taylor and lady, Mrs. Highly and son, Mr.
Mr.. Pearce Harden, wife and two drngh.
tiers, Mr.. Geo. Beck and lady, Mr.. VIM
Hearn and lady, Mrs. Frank Little, and
Messrs.; danes Dickey, John Dickey,
Clement Hess, J.J. Alton, and G. C.JOhn
son. .l.|.- .s - ...IU
Miss Mary Dickey yesterday left town
Upon visit to New Brighton, IA:
J. K. Smith, Esq, Of Taylor county il
at the St. James.
Mr.. Jas. O. Watson and lady, OF Fair
mont, are stopping at the 81. James.
Rabbi Meyer Will, at the Jewish Syna:
gogue tonight, deliver the Centennial
address prepared by him for delivery on
the Fourth.
Geo. Jennings and family, james
Farley and son, OF Bellaire, left ior
England yesterday. Robert Hemphill,
Of that city. left at the same time for Ire
land. - I9SSi'8| .i
Charlie seabright proposes to row
Prince at 1861 pounds.
Prof. Bundy, Superintendent Of the
First Ward, public school Of Wheeling,
has leased the late residence of Lewis
Wood, deceased, and moved his family
into il this week. Prof. B. Is valuable
accession to our population IiaT'in''
Ferry Netrs.
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THE IIEAr.-lt may be OF interest to
our readers to know that the highest
temperature reached in this city DUR
ing the summer Of 1875 was 94', on
the 9th Of July, while during the present
heated term It has reached 9S0. The
third, fifth and sixth Of July were the
warmest days Of the month, the Their.
momcter indicating 90' on the third and
9th, md 94' on the sixth. The remainder
OF the month was rather cool than other
wise. In the month Of June, 1875, the
highest point reached was Ok, and the
same this year, although the mean tenn
peraturc Of the month the present year
was much higher than that Of 70.
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HELMBoLD's BucHu is still in the ze-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cello.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
anil urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
tei,S. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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AMONG the airs played BY the Wal,
lace cornet band in the Orange parade on
Wednesday were "Boyne Water" "Kick
the Pope" and "Croppies Lie Down.
which are highly offensive to the CathO.
lies and created considerable feeling
throughout the city. Fortunately there
was no disturbance, although there was a
good deal OF talk upon the subject.
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOE SALE

The undersigned offers for ale his two Farms,
situate In Belmont county, Ohio, Immediately op.
posite the city Of Wheeling, containing 81 and ~
acres, respectively. The u acre tract has good
House, Barn, DC, which cost over $1,000, all In
good condition; about two acres 10 Strawberries,
over ons acre In RaspbeTies, 1875 Peach trees, lSi
a small patch Of cultivated BlRekberrles, good
Howef garden, and theTeIiduO In hne condition for
gardening purposes, for which II has been used;
within fifteen minutes drive Of the Second Ward
Market House In Wheeling. The smaller Tract Il
used Tor 2me purposes, and has good HouSc, lU
Cherry and Apple trces bearing. also Barn, &c.
Tho two will bS sold together or separltely 10 suit
purchasers. Fdf terms, which will 10 made mod
crate, apply to JOHN FLASHNER.
Or 10 DAvKNroRr & DOvENHR, Attorneys No
ilSS ChAplIue 81, Wheeling, ": Va. jy:2WAs
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"A Vicious Dod.-A dog belonging to
Fred. schnell, in Centre Wheeling, on
Wednesday evening bit a son Of Joseph
Doyle, who resides in the same city.
Doyle went, before Justice Forbes aid
swore out a warrant for the arrest OF
schnell upon a cherge Of keeping vici-
GUS dog. Schnell paid the costs Of the
case, and Officer Rex was detailed to put
the dog out Of the way.
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10 pursuance Of decree Of the County Court oil
Ohio County, W. Va made IL. ths Above entitled
cause on the 18th day Of June, 1876, will on The
~ ;b day o. August, 1876, at my ofhce, No. o.
The 1ecount between Administrator Of the aid Ed
ward Rouse, deceased, and the aid Fleming and
the aid plaintiff and the MD ]. N. Kelly and 70,
port what u due between th0m and the estate oil
me aid Edward RonSe and tho priority Of lien oil
The aid creditors and such other matter a. may b
required BY the plrtles.n GEO, +, BOYD,
Commissioner Of tho County Court.
D. PICK, Attorney for Plaintiff. jyC.Th
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NEGOTIATIONS are still pending between
Frank Denmarsl, OF this city, and Ed.
ward Hanlon, Of Toronto, for sculling
match. Hanlon offers $50 expenses TO
row at Toronto, to which Denmarsh re-
sponded with an offer Of $50 to row here,
And thus the matter stands, at present.
Iittsburgh Dispatch.
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YESTERDAY afternoon a party OF ladies'
and gentlemen from Wellsburg, who
wished to stop at Mr.. John Bailie's ticket
office, entered an adjoining room and
found themselves in the Mcclure House
bar room. 1t would be difficult to say
who was the most frightened, the ladies,
their escorts, the bar keeper or the tip.
plers at the counter, the latter doubt.
Iess imagining that the Sisters had in.
augufated another crusade.
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WEtdo not know what the law is in
Wheeling covering such cases, but in
most cities any one 70 common practice
'here) guilty Of throwing nails, glass or
other substances upon the streets where
animals are liable 10 injury from tread.
ing on thenssiS guilty. Of misdemeanor
under the law,
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VISITED THE Cry BurIpINo.-ienry
Dsvereux, who was recently hurt by a
fall in front Of the new speidel building,
on Main street, was yesterday taken to
the city building 10 get from the Mayor u
certificate Of the manner OF his accident,
with a view Of using II to prevent the
discontinuance Of his pay, he being in the
employ Of the Government as a sub
marine diver.
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THERE is an old woman's theory that
carrying cabbageleat in the hat will
prevent sun.stroke, which idea so suits
the youthful reporters Of the evening
paper that they carry entire vegetables OF
that genus in their tiles. Iil.
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THE expenses Of the German Centen'
NAL picnic are reported at 81 200, 40; re,
ceipts, Sl,S6S Is, leaving deficit oil
SS7S SO. To cover this there Ia guar
antee fund Of Sl,04B, from which the
committee will draw about so per cen!
10 mike un the balance.
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WHILE tho clouds were threatening q
severe storm last evening, u sudden gust
Of wind closed the door Of SpNyer Bros.
large millinery establishment, on Main
street, Shattering tue large plate glass TO
fragments. The glass was nine feet il
length, and cost $3.50.
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The $1,000 required to purchase an
Illuminated clock and bell for the Capt.
tol building would build two substantial
bridges over Caldwell's Run. And the
question for the City Council to consider
is whether the peoples money should b
spent for needed improvements or costly
ornaments,
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL ENHIBI
TON, DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE Thu
ONE tUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY Of AMElt
lCAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
10th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1916. Al
the Nations Of the world and NIL the States ant
Territories Of the Union will participate, bringing
together the most comprehensive collection oil ar
rles, manufacturing achievements, mineral speci
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited
The grounds devoted to the Exhibition arp situate
on the line OF the Pennsylvania Railroad and en-
brace four hundred and fifty acres Of FaiTmoun
Park, all highly improved and ornamented, OF
which are erected the largest buildings ever con
structed,-lve Of these covering an arcA OF hity
acres and costing s., 100000. The total number o.
buildings erected for the purposes Of the Exhibition
e over one hunlTel. l.
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CTATE OF wESTvIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY.
- .: County Court, July rules, 1916.
Walter Marshall \


The defendant, William FIniley, will take no,
tce that on the 9Th day Of July, 1870, the plaintiff
brought suit 10 ahgumpsit against him, and at
tach01 bis credits and effects In the hands Of thI
Benwood Iron WORKS Com pany, tho object o
which suit Is TO recover the sum q sl43 50 for 81
perchea Of stone sold and delivered to- the deiend
ant. The attachment 10 awarded because the de
PENDANT Is nonresident Of this State.
The defendant, VIM. Flndley, Is required 10 aT'
pear on next rule day, which will come on the 1th
day Of August, 1870, and do whatever may DO NO.
ceAlary to protect his interest therein.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July, 1870.
1IG.Th R0BT. B. WOODS, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-14

THE Board OF Commissioners OF Ohio
county are talking OF visiting the Centen.
NAL Exposition in body, and propose
to invite limited number Of reporters
to accompany them. Go long; reporters
never accept railroad passes.