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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-26
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Deslrous OF
Engaging 10 Grape 6rowing,
Coal Mining or Market
6nFdanthH .

On account Of advanced age am DESTROYS Of
changing my residence, and therefore oder for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
tho river hank, midway between bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately I'd Joining tho vi.
lase Of Htnaville. The property consists Of 90
acres Of hill! and table land and Is oil river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, ~ and ~
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an foot
vein Of coSo texture sand or free stone, an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of deposits Of rieh and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently slopng 10 the east, and all under direct e1-
posufe 10 The sun, Vineyard Of 90 acres, mostly
GtaWba grapes, all In Ane bearing condition, about
seven years old which has proven Itself able 10 pay
handsome per cent 10 the cultiyator.
The property Is being approached above and DO.
low byan advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homesteads, and Is now really the only nnocenpied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il Il valuable Is an Investment for capital seeking
slie purchase, and valuable 10 those who want mar
ket gardening ground close to the city. 1t fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, The Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of sale will be one-thiri cash, balance
In two annual payments, Per cent interest on de-
feffed payments. For further particulars inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or BY mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
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PKRsosA1s.-we see by a Grafton paper
that Mr.. l. A. Beverlin, ofthat town, Is a
candidate for Sheriff Of Taylor coun-
n. M. BeYerlin5 learned cabinet max
ing in Bridgeport, where he resided .
number Of years, and Is we'll known and
highly respected in this vicinity. he Is
q good business man and staunch Re.
publican, and II elected will discharge
his duties faithfully.
VIM. w. WiShart, for some time the
Superintendent Of bridges and buildings
on The Parkersburg Division Of the B. &
o. R, r., has resigned his position.
MIRA. Israel, the East Wheeling tobae.
conist, has gone west 70 spend a week or
80 for the benefit of his health.
Il Is reported that Chancellor Kemple,
Of Wheeling, will address the Hayes and
Wheeler club, before long. The time
and place will be given hereafter. Look
lively for the Chancellor, as he is said TO
DO arip-snorter Hancock County Courier.
CONGRESSMAN Danford 10 frustrating
this week, and visiting his father on Cap.
tina.
Miss A. Taylor, President Of the Wheel.
ing Female College, returned yesterday
from the Centennial, and will be at home
the remainder Of vacation. 4i.t
Hon. ]. @. ,MeGrew, Of Preston county,
is In the city.
A letter received yesterday announces
that Rev. D.. A. Cunningham, d. D., Pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian Church,
expects to reach here on Wednesday,
September 18th, and fll the pulpit Of his
church on the Sabbath following, 18th
inst. The commodious residence, 80 Fiji.
teenth street, has been leased for a par
sonage for the coming year.
Rev.S. B. Barnitz, pastor Of the 10th
Street English Lutheran Church, returned
from Washington, O., yesterday, and will
occupy his own pulpit tomorrow.
John Crooke, Esq, has just returned to
Bridgeport from an extensive Eastern
tour The Squire says that Hayes is our
next President.
Rev. J. q. A. Miller, recently pastor Of
the West End NJ. E. Church, was greeted
yesterday by many friends in Bridgeport
James A. Gray and family, with Mrs
Mamie Smith, Mrs. Mary Branum and
Miss Vel. Branum, Of Bridgeport, are of
10 the Centennial. ~ u
Our esteemed friend Rev. Franklin
Ball, Presiding Elder Of the Wheeling
District NJ. E. Church, has been honored
by Mount Union College, Alliance, Ohio,
with the degree Of D. Pc We know OF no
man in West Virginia more deserving OF
that high honor, and with his many
friends Join in congratulations to the
Doctor upon his preierment. We will
guarantee that he will bear it in the ut
most able and proper manner harIeston
Journal. .
Hon. Loten&o Danford and Capt. B. B.
Doyener will speak INVEST Wheeling to.
night.
and wife, are at the Centennial.
Several of our leading physicians will
attend the meeting Of the international
Medical Congress in Philadelphia next
week.
Mr.. c. R. Tracy has succeeded Mr.,
Jerry Flynn as manager OF the B. 4 O.
telegraph Office in this city. This office
is now doing quite an extensive CONNER
cial business.
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NEW YORK, August 25.-COtton-Easy
at 12hc. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat Steady and in moderate demand;
No. 1spring 81 05a1 90; No. 8, SSa95c; No. 2
steam s91Sc; No. Chicago soft
csc. Rye-State new In store SOC. Barley
and Aalt-Steady. Corn-Dull and heavy;
western mixed warm 5Sa54c; mixedIsteam
ungraded 65a57c. 0ats-Dull; western
mixed and State 39a42c., Hay and Hops
Unchanged. Coiiee-Quiet; Rio cargoes
15alSc. Sugar, MolaSses and Rice-Quiet.
at 81 14a1 14H.
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DYspErs1A.-Dyspepsla Is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man is
heir to. Americans are particularly sub
iect TO this disease and its effects: such
US sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains in the pit Of
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
ed tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases oil
the stomach and Liver, Two doses OF
Green's August Flower will relieve you
at once, and there is positively not case
in the United States 1t will not cure. II
you doubt this go 10 your Druggist and
get o sample bottle for 10 cents and Try it.
Regular size Is cents, Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co, and Laughlin Bios. \
Co IEU eod&w 4
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srocEs-The day opened on the Stock
Exchange. with renewal OF the depression
and excitement in coal shares, Tie open.
inr quotations for anthracite coal stocks
we're u TO / per cent below the closing OF
Yesterday, and business was hardly opened
heiore there came another deluge Of stocks,
and price, were tumbiing down TO the low.
an figures vet made. For a short time
Il seemed as II Bedlam had let
loose on the floor Of the Exchange
and prices were no object at all
In comparlson with the desire to get rid OF
Inc SECURITIES as fast as possible. Delaware,
Iackawana & Western declined from so TO-
M. New Jersey Central from 90 To-
SIX, and Delaware & Hudson Canal from
77to7 5N, The depression in coal stocks
extended to the generalmarket and caused
n decline OF u TO ~ per cent, still lower
quotations from London for Erie assisting
IN the decline. Rock Island declined from
10i 10 10lX, Lake Shore from 5Sh to 627S,
Western Union from 70 to 6SA, Michigan
Central from 40 TO S9H, St Paul common
from 33N 10 IS, Northwest preferred from
6lK to coz, and Erie from 10S TO 9ss'
The reported decrease In some western
railroad earnings for the third week In
August also had IN unfayorable influence
on western shares and the market genef'
ally. Towards noon . great change came
over the market and the bears started 70
cover. There was some buying for bull
account, under which the market suddenly
wheeled around and advanced n to 7H per
cent from the lowest point. This rise was
attended with much excitement and anima-
tion: and for a time the Stock Exchange
apain presented lively scene. Delaware
q Hudson canal advanced from 75H TO IS,
Delaware Lackawanna & Western from "
To s2X, New Jersey Central from 3I9S 70
4lsI Morris 4 Essex from 90 to 9l3 Rock
Island from l0lK to 10SH, Western Union
from 6sX to cox, Michigan Central from
S9N to 4O9S, Ohio from 11H to 12S, st;
Paul common from So to S41I, preferred
from GO to 679S, Northwestern common
from SIX to $50, preferred from COZ 70
69h, Lake Shore from 62S TO 5Sh
ana Erie from OK to l0K. This
advance !, was followed by another
decline OF from II toSper cent, tho latter
New Jersey Central. In the final dealings
there was a frmer feeling, and prices adj
,yanced 4 10 OK from the afternoon decline.
New Jersey Central rose to 40ss, Delaware,
Iackawana'& Western to S2A,. Morris q
Essex to 99IS, Delaware & Hudson to So,
Michigan Central to 4O1S, Erie to 1Oh,
Lake Shore to 639S, Northwestern common
to SIX, preferred to 6lN, Rock Island 70
lO3<, ST. Paul common to 81, preferred to
67X, and Western Union to 69N. There
was considerable activity right up to the
close. The transactions were 259, 900 shares,
ofwhich 5,0OOwe Pacific Mai, e, 900 West
crn Union, s, 900 Northwestern, $1,000 Rock
Island, 1900 st. Paul, $4,000 Erie, y, GOO
Lake Shore, 5000 'Ohios, 5000 Michigan
Central, 10000 Delaware, Lackawana d
Western, $4,000 New Jersey Central, and
3. ZOO Delaware & Hudson Canal.
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A BURGLAR VIsrrs AN UNDERTAKING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mi d nj ght
Thursday night 4 burglar attempted 70
effect an entrance into the rear Of Philip
Braillys undertaking establishment, on
Main street, between l1th and 18th. Mr..
Ernest Brailly was sleeping IN the build
ing at the time, and being awakened by
the noise, succeeded in soaring the bur
glarious visitor away. Whatever the
burglar may have wanted about an un-
dertaking establishment, 1t is difficult to
conceive. In all probability, however,
he may have been laboring under the delu-
sion that he was putting in his work on
seamons dry good store, or Pauls china
store, adjoining.
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CINCINNATI, August 25.-Cotton-Dull
and lower at 11Nc. Flour-Firm and in
fair demand. Wheat-steady; red 95c.
Corn-Dull at 46a4Sc. oats-Firm at $50
43o. Rye-Steady at 57a5Sc. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Dull and
nominal at $l7 90; Larl-Dull; steam Toe;
kettle 12al2Hc. Bulk Meats-Firm; shout
ders 6a6kc; clear rib sasAc. Bacon
Dull at 7Ia9I+a10c. Butter-Dull and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 10.
HoGs-steady; fair to good heavy SO Soa
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phiIadclphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, August Wool :
Good demand and frmer; Ohio, Pennsyl
vania and West Virginia, XXX and above IS
aSOc; medium 36a40c; coarse S4a37c; New
York, Michigan, and western fine S2a35ci
medium Ssc; coarse S2a35c; combing wash
cd 42a45c; unwashed SAC; Canada combing
47a50c; fine unwaShed 22a95c; coarse and
medium 2Sa2Sc; tub washed 35a40c; extra
and merino pulled S0aS2c; No. / and super.
fine pulled 2Sa35c; Texas fine and medium
lSa23C: coarse 15a1Sc.
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TRIED BY JUSTICE LAuNDER.-Mrs.
Melissa Robinson and VIM. McGumphrey
were yesterday afternoon examined by
Justice Launder, in Justice Gillespy's
office, upon a charge Of keeping a house
Of i'll fame; or rather Melissa was so
charged. and. McGumphrey was up for
being an habitue Of her place. The e1-
animation resulted in Melissa going back
to Jail in default OF 500 bond for her
appearanceiat Court. McGumphrey was
held in $50, and succeeded in finding a
hnndqman
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EXCELSIOR GLASS, WoRKs.-The Elk.
eelsior Glass Works will be in full blast
next week. Mr.. Joseph Bell, owing to
failing health, was compelled TO resign
the position Of President and General
Manager, and Mr.. james Hobbs was
elected to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Hobbs
u q gentleman Of considerable experience
In the manufacture Of glassware.
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NEW York, August 25-There was an
active market for prints, bleached shirtings
and worsted dress goods. Cottons firm in
first hands and many makes Of bleached
cottons n cent higher. American and
Hartel prints advanced to TIC. GinghamS
in fair request. Woolens moved IN small
lots. Foreign goods rather more active
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\ WErALExAspER has formed a Hayes
and Wheeler club, with the following
officers: President @. Shelter; LIST Vice
President, J. W. hurry; ID Vice Presi.
dent, E. Brownlee; Recording Secretary,
W. A. Barry; Reader, ]. Finley Mayes,
Eco; Treasurer, r: B: Dougherty; Exec.
utive Committee, NJ. Dougherty, s. Kim.
Minis, W. Dickey, F. Rodgers and James
Tidy II
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FELL FROM A LApDER.-Mr. August
Kraft, while ascending ladder at the
new Peoples Bank building yesterday
morning, with key oil nails on his
shoulder, lost his balance and fell into
the area OF the building, which was filled
with water. He escaped unhurt but
was compelled to go home after dryer
clothing. y .;riifii-s
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REpuBI1oAN MEETING AT WEST
WHEE1rso.-No doubt a great many Of
our citizens will 60 over to West Wheel.
Ing tonight and hear q rousing speech
from Hon. Lorenzo Danford. For the
accommodation Of all who desire to cross
the river, the ferry will be kept running
during the greater part OF the night.
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BALTIMORE, August %. -Flour-More
active and unchanged. Wheat-Easier,
but not quotably lower. Corn-Western
dull and weak; mixed 56Aa5GH. Oats
Fairly active and firm; western white @a
Sec; mixed 3la3Sc. Rye-Dull at 5aa57c.
Provisions-Dull and unchanged. Butter
Dull and heavy; western 16a20c. Petro.
leum-Excited; crude 10%al0}Ec; refined
20Lc. Coffee-StroDg and unchanged.
Whisky-Dull at 81 IS. ~
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BASE BALL NoTEs-The 81. Louis
Browns will play here on the Goth Of
September.
vennum and Sommers will play with
the Altoona club to-day against the Har-
risburg club.
The Standard boys will wear their new
uniforms in the Louisville game on Mon
day next.
The Standards will not play in Column
bus and Springfield next week. Their
trip to those cities has been postponed
until the latter part oil next month.
The game at Altoona to-day, in which
sommers and vennum take part, is for
$500 side.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-Petroleum
A EnayE sansa a4 z ~ Minnesota sae lam S
lily S. 50a6 50. Wheat-Dull; red 81 49,
amber Pennsylvania 81 20ai %. Rye-G0c.
Corn-Dull; yellow 56a5Sc; mixed 65a56c.
Oats-Dull at 42ha4Sc. Butter-Firm;
New York and Bradford county extra 26a
&c; firsts 2la23c. Cheese-Frm at TIA
SHc. Eggs-Ffrm and unchanged. Wits.
ky-Western 81 Is.
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AluSroS bush meeting will be held at
Martins Ferry tomorrow in the grove
near the residence OF Mr.. E. v. Clever,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. N, with
preaching BY Rev. Sedwick. Other min:
listers have been invited and are expected
10 be present. lt tr.,--
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RAILROAD Accidental man whose
name we were unable to learn, fell of a
way train just this side Of Roseby's Rock,
last evening, and was quite severely in
jured about the head and face. The in
jured man was brought to his home in
this city, near Ford's crossing. His in
iuries are not considered Of a serious ma
tnra
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SELLING CEMENT WrrHourLIcEssE.-
Two young gentlemen from this side OF
the river were arrested in Bridgeport
yesterday and fined S. and costs each by
His Honor the Mayor for selling cement
without license. Being unable to liquidate,
they were locked up.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 25.-Flour-Quiet and
steady. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 white Wa.
bash 81 10; No. 3 do 81 OK; No. white
Michigan held 81 l2al 10; No. new red
81 OS; rejected new S2Hc; No. . amber
Illinois new 81 IA. Corn-Quiet aud
steady; high mixed4Sc; low mixed 4sc; no
grade 4Gc; damaged Acc. Oats-Firmer
No. 2, Sic; do Dayton 4 Michigan see; re-
iantad OHIO
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THE people living on 10th and McCul.
loch streets are circulating a petition
demonstrating against the action Of the
City Council In granting the Wheeling 4
Elm Grove Railway Company the privi'
lsss Of running locomotive over those
liKahta.
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REPORTED DRows1sa OF oHS Gibson
1t was reported on the street Yesterday
that. John Gibson, who lives. on Stack.
yard run, Just above Fulton, was drowned
during the storm on Thursday evening
while trying to save wagon which the
water was Aoating away. Gibson, who
was about sixty years ofage, kept sa-
loon on Market street IN this city some
eight years ago, aince which time he has
The report Of his death, his son informs
us, is incorrect. na.-
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TIE CouRrs.-M MUNICIPAL COURT
Judge Cranm1.-This court met at the
usual hour yesterday morning, and trans.
acted the following business:
Andrew Hartart, q native OF Ireland,
was made citizen Of the United States,
The case OF the Bank Of the Ohio Val.
ley vs.. E. NJ. Bell and others, in assump.
sit, was continued until next term.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock
"A. NJ.
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AlleghenI CattIe.

EAST LIBERTY, August 25.-CATTLE-
Receipts 1873 cars Of through stock, and
for this Market or 2,A4 head total for
four days 5,4S9. No business done.
HoGs-Receipts to-day l,7O5 head; total
for four days 6, $40 head. Workers 80 25a6 90;
Philadelphia 50 50a6 %.
SHREP-Receipts 500 head; total for four
days,l6 800. Selling for 81 00a5 co..
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GRAND REorEs1He.-The Opera sa.
loon, which has been closed for repairs
during the past week, will be reopened
this afternoon. The commodious room
has been greatly improved in appear
ance, and Ia without doubt one oil the
finest saloons in the city. .t
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THE Hayes and Wheeler Guards Of
the Fifth and Sixth Wards will meet at
the corner OF oath and Chapline streets
this evening, for the purpose Of marching
to the meeting at West Wheeling. Let
there be large turnout.
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AsuMDER Of our citizens Who started
for Pittsburgh Yesterday morning got as
far as Martins Ferry, and upon learning
that the train wonld lay there for two
hours, returned home by way Of the ferry
and street cars,
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HEADACHE arises from different causes.
Congestiye Headache is produced by an
undue quantity Of blood in the brain, 70
which high liyers, robust people and
Young women are liable. DR.. Bulls
Vegetable Pills regulate the bowels and
thus divert the current Of blood from the
brain, LAD. -s..tl
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AT a called meeting Of the Presbytery
Of Washington, held at Washington, Pa,
on the 22d inst, Rev. Samuel Forbes was
dismissed to the Presbytery Of steuben-
Vile, accepting calls to sloan's Memorial
and Island churches, in Its bounds.
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TIE social hop at the residence of
Capt. Thos. Moore, near Tiltonsyille, on
Thursday night, was complete success.
Dancing was kept up until nine o'clock
yesterday morning. Cockaynes full
band was in attendance.
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KeystOne steam Pump.

PITTSBURGH, May 2lst, 1874. 4.
Epping, Carpenter & Co., Penn Arenue and
SD Street, PiLsbargh.
Wecheerfully testifyto the merits Of the
12.inch Keystone Pump made Tor us, anu
10 the 24.inch Blast. Both do their work
completely to our satisfaction. They are
the best pumps We have ever used.
6+U' II. KoEuLER, Supt.
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The North Wheeling Democrats will
jubilate on the corner OF Main and Sd
streets tonight. Addresses will be deliy-
cred by Messrs. All. Caldwell, John o.
Pendleton, Fl. B. Ferguson and Lewis
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MoLAR's Premium Sealing Wax is
certainly the best and most reliable wax
offered for sealing fruit cans. Notwith'
standing the great demand, their faciii'
ties for preparing II enable them to keep
constant supply
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ENGINEERING.
mo CONTRACTORS.
oyTrcR wHEELIsu 4 Ecu GRovE RAILWAY
No, 1915 MARKET 81 WMEHllSO,
Anafist lAih lAlh L

No. 1915 MARKET ST WhEEtlSo.
August 18Th, 1876.
scalel proposals will be received at this Office
until The is q September next at Il NJ, for c1cA.
walton and masonry on frst four sections Of
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railway. First section
extends from Market street In Wheeling 70 west
end Of eity bridge, on Peninsula, about X miles.
Hpcond section 10 eRst ode d Slack Yard Run, !
mile, Third section 70 crossing Of Edglngton's
lAns, about II miles Fourth section 70 Thomas
HarnbFooka place, on National Road, " miles.
Blds must b ioF each section separately, by tho
eubic yard Of excavation In earth, loose rock and
solid rock, 10 cover haul not exeeedlpg two hun
BldS Tor Masonry 10 be BY cubic yarl for bridge
masonry, which 8 to b ranged work Of hrSt class
and culIert Masonry to DO Of best quality Of
rnbble. -,
b received for furnishing Is, 900 Goss.tes by
feet long 10 30 delivered on the grounds Of the old
HomphSld Railroad, On Sixteenth street.
Tho Company reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids. For plGnl and pEoaie; apply q this
ONCE. r. A. MeCABk
See'y pro ten. Wheeling a Elm Grove r. r.
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McLAIss Blackberry Cordial is a de-
servedly popular remedy for bowel com
plants, add it Is certainly one Of the
most pleasant and effective preparations
wa know of.
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THE notorious Melissa Robinson ,whoput
poor Pat Quinlan out Of the way, has been
in trouble constantly since, and for want
ola bondsman is now occupying a cell in
the county Jail.
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Two individuals slightly under The
weather had set-to on Water street lass
evening, over the merits Of the diteren.
aspirants for Presidential honors. NO
funerals .eN
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THE young men in the lower part Of
the Eighth Ward will raise a Hayes and
Wheeler pole this afternoon in front Of
Adolph Fritz's store. Messrs. G. r.
Thompson and ]. Judge Kemple are ex-
pected 10 talk,
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GleG'tteltig !.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2e, 1875,
New Advertisements.

Laying Of Corner Stone.
Hayes and Wheeler Guards. ~
For Sale-Towboat Michigan.
Stone Fruit Jars-J. Fl. Diehl.
Base Ball-Louisvilles vs.. Standards
Base Ball-Red Stockings vs. Standards
Clocks-0xtoby & Duffield.
Coral Goods-Hennegen, Bates & Co.
West Virginia University. :,
Wheeling Female COLLEGE.
List OF Letters.
Opera House Saloon-head Of local.
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THERE will be a Republican pole rails
ing at Greggville, Richland district, next
Saturday. Addresses will be delivered
by Capt. Doyener, Mr.. 7. ]. Hugus and
olherR.