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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-21

MURDER AT GLEN EAsToS.-0n Mon
day afternoon George knight and George
Cole, proprietors Of store at Glen Eas
ton, quarreled in their store, when Cole
shot knight through the forehead. The
wounded man, who was Coles stepfather
died in about two hours. Both men were
under the influence Of liquor at the time
Of the shooting. They formerly resided
in this city. Cole was yesterday morn
ing brought up and lodged in the ohit
county jail. .. -
The above Is the extent OF our in
formation upon the subject from outside
sources. Mr.. Cole, however, tells diff
ferent story. He claims that the shoot
ing was accidental, and that it was don,
during the night. According to his state
ment, he was alarmed in the night by 4
noise about the house, and thinking o.
burglars procured his revolver. While
loading the weapon It was discharged, the
ball taking effect in Knights breast. He
and his stepiather resided together, and
had had no difficulty whatever. He will
have hearing in few days.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL, PrrsBuRGH.-Ex.
tensive improvements have recently been
introduced in the st. James Hotel, Nos.
403, 4O5 and 407 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, by Mr.. J. X. Lanahan, proprietor,
The ST. James is conducted on the Euro
pean plan, and will compare fayorably
with any hotel Of the metropolis which il
conducted on q similar plan. To stran-
gers passing through the city this hotel is
especially. convenient, on account Of its
location and its manner OF business.
Since the opening Of the summer season
there has been wonderful increase in
business at this house. Parties travelling
who have once partaken OF the hospitali.
ties Of the establishment since 1t has been
in the hands Of Mr.. Lanahm, always
make it their resort on their return to the
city; which certainly is creditable and
bespeaks for the hotel a successful run
during this great Centennial year Of
travel,
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DysPEPs1A.-Dyspepsia is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man il
heir to. Americans are particularly sub.
ject TO this disease and its effects: such
as sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, .water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains in the pit oil
the stomach, coming up OF the food, coat
ed tongue, disagTeeable taste in the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases Of
the stomach and Liver. Two doses Of
Green's August Flower viii relieve you
at once, and there is positively not a case
in the United States it will not cure. II
you doubt this go TO your Druggist and
get q sample bottle for 10 cents and try it
Regular liEe rs cents. Wholesale agents
logan, List 4 Co, and Laughlin Bros. &
Co. eod&w
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LAw1rsssEss IN PLEAsAN1s COUNTY.

LAwLEssSEss IN PLEAsANTs COUNTY.
On Friday Of last week two horses
we're found secreted in deep ravine on
the farm OF Thomas Browse, in the neigh.
borhood OF Grape Island, Peasants coun.
iy, supposed TO have been stolen. The
horses were taken charge Of by Mr.,
Browse. The thieves who were seen rid
ing the horses early Friday morning,
were also seen lurking about the hiding
place of the animals during the day, and
the day following one Of them was
taken up, but by some Encouragement
was allowed to 60 again. That commu-
nifty is infested With regular systematic
organization Of lawless wretches, who
commit all sorts OF depredations them
selves and extend others Of like character
their assistance. They defy the proper
authorities, who, either through fear or
neglect Of duty, generally allow them to
90 unpunished. Suggestions OF more
summary dealings are beginning to be
heard from some Of the best citizens
something that portends more speedy
Justice.
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/ A HIsr FOR Our FOURTH OF July Con-
MITrEE. The New York Centennial
Fourth OF July Committee have deter
mined to initiate the celebration OF the
day by a torch.light procession on the
Sd, in which twenty-five thousand citizens
are to take part. 1t il TO start in the
evening, so as TO enter Union Square al
midnight TO the thunder OF military
salute and the music Of several bands
and chOruses by several singing societies,
concluding with the "Star Spangled Ban
ner." There Is n hint IN this arrangement
OF what might be done in Wheeling. Our
citizens are rather fond OF midnight spec.
tacles, and have genius for working
them up, as witness the parade and pro-
cession on New Years eve. Why
not torchlight and musical dis
play on the night OF the Sd
Nobody is expected 10 sleep much
on that patriotic occasion; the boys
will see to that, and are already exercis.
ing on tie preliminary fre.crackers. By
the I'd OF July we shall be enveloped in a
sulphurous cloud, and heartily wish the
inventor OF gunpowder had never been
born. And so, as it Is to be night Of un-
rest, night ofnoise and confusion, with
the larks all abroad, and nobody in bed,
why not give organization TO the patriot
ic feeling, and allow it to expend itself in
4 grand torchlight display?
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Cry PERsoSA1s-Auditor Bennett ha;
returned from trip to Kanawha.
We regret to hear that Mr.. ]. Shrivei
Woods is confined TO his residence BY ILL
mess. Hope he'll be out again soon.
Rev. Joseph Grimes will occupy the
pulpit Of the First Presbyterian Church
next Sunday.
William Erskine, Esq, leaves for Phil
adeiphia to-day to attend the Great Ex.
position. He will be absent about
week.
Louis Felsipg, Of the Heguer Boat
Club, has challenged Robert Peal, form
erly Of Steubenyille, 10 row a shell race
for $500 or more.
The following prominent arrivals were
registered lat the Mcclure House yeter'
day: Gen. Sykes, U. S. Army; Gen. Robt,
E. Patterson, Of Philadelphia; Gov. jacob
returned TO the city; State Senator Scott
Of Richie county; Rev Francis McGavern
Of Cleveland; Rev. james II. Teddy, oil
Buffalo, New York; J. Henry Martin
ESQ, prominent New York dry goods
merchant.
Hon. Charles Hedrick, Secretary o.
State, left for Charleston yesterday TO Il
absent about two weeks.
Col. Dan. johnson, President OF the
State Senate, Is at the st. James; also
Judge Samuels, OF Cabell county, and K
s. Blair, Esq, Of Richie county.
We understand that our new Sheriff
will in day or two renounce his life OF
single blessedness.
John McGinty, injured at the recent
accident at the La Belle mill, is not ex'
pected TO recover.
Mrs. Rev. D. W. Fisher and family
left on the Andes last evening for Ravens
| Mnnd
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AxArruns AT THE BAr.-The game {

AMATEURS AT THE BAT.-The game oil
base ball on the Fair Grounds, yesterday
afternoon, was probably the most inter-
estine ana entertaining ever witness
ed n this part Of the country; The
PLAYERS we're all noyices, who had kindly
Consented 10 make an exhibition Of them
ssIrps for charitable purposes-the gate
money 10 be divided equally between
those in charge Of the Children's Home
and The Orphans Of St. Joseph. Not one
Of the gentlemen knew thing about the
great American game, and II Is even said
tbat several Of them never heard Of II be.
lore. About one hundred people Assem-.
bled TO witness the contest. The con-
testing mines were commanded by
NIessrs. james Hamilton and J. D. Stan.
ton respectively. About 8 o'clock the
game commenced, the players having
previously been shown a ball and
Bat and initiated into the in.
tricacies Of the game. Mr.. John
Richardson umpired the game, and
Messrs. Barclay and Graham were the
scorers. Ten innings were played, the
game occupying about two hours and
three.quarters. II was stubbornly con-
tested, but finally victory perched upon
the banners Of Mr.. Stanton's raw recruits,
Hara ia the srora.
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nASToS's NINE

Mr.. John r. Hubbard proved good
player for an amateur. Col. James Ham
iIton, too, distinguished himself by bril-
liant services upon the ield-in catching
"aies.n Mr.. Curran Mendel was hit in
the eve with = ball, and compelled To
retire, Deputy Sheriff He'll taking his
place. Dr.. Jepson, while running, STUN
bIed and fell, as also did Mr.. T. ]. Hugus.
The running OF Charley johnson was one
OF the most prominent features Of the
occasion. Sam. Barnum McColloch spent
the greater portion Of his timein lodging
balls, having learned the art while
wearing the army blue. Mr.. Jake
Kemple, the young Republican Demos.
themes, served as a general substitute for
anybody and everybody, with the under
standing that IL there was to be auy
speaking he wp to have a show for his
white alley.
The twenty amateurs returned to town
as the shades Of evening were falling,
tired, dusty, and hungry, to be bathed In
arnica, swathed in bandages, and crawl
around on crutches for the next fort
night. The person who would be indis-
Greet enough to allude to the glorious
American game in the presence Of vic
tim Of this latest disaster, would in all
probability meet with instantaneous
death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-21

TRIUMPHAL ARCH on MAIN STREET
Messrs. Armstrong, Coen & Co. have
secured the contract for the woodwork
on the triumphal arch to be erected on
Main street, near llth, in anticipation Of
the Fourth. Mr.. Chris. Leidl has sub.
mitted to our inspection the design Of
the arch, which is very tasty and appro.
PIRATE. Al each curb will stand a
round column TO support the arches,
and around them will be entwined
punched eyergreens. AT intervals be-
tween the coils will be fixed the var
ious State escutcheons and on
the top OF the centre arch will
rest a large galvanized iron eagle.
At either base Of this arch will be placed
medalIions OF Washington, and above the
centre the figure Of an Indian in shoot
ing posture. The motto, "E pluribns
unum, ANT" and other devices will be
exhibited upon the arch. On each side
OF the arch there will be platform from
which Gov. Jacob and other distinguish.
ed gentlemen will review the procession.
The entire cost Of the arch will be over
$500.
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The river was rising slowly last even.
ing, the marks indicating 3 feet II inches.
The Iron City and Nellie Seymour ar
rived from above with the United States
dredge boat Oswego in tow. The Iron
City left for below with the dredge boat,
which will proceed to work on the shoai
places in the river.
Capt. G. Il. Booth has received dis.
patch announcing that the Hudson will
leave Cincinnati on time for Wheeling.
The Mallie Raglan was yesterdays
Parkersburg boat. The Science will be
to-day's packet.
The Express and Courier will be pu,
in readiness 10 take Masonic excursion.
lists to Marietta, Ohio, on the 24th, as the
prospect for plenty OF water is good.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at 8 p. N
yesterday.
Capt. McLures new boat, the Phaeton
arrived from Steubenyille yesterday. She
will soon be put in the Bellaire and
Wheeling trade, as boat for that trade il
badly needed.
The rise in the river is good as far as il
goes, but few feet more would be very
acceptable. A large rise is hardly look.
ed for, unless there has been more rain
than we have any information about.
Capt. Maddy has put the Clara in the
1ronton trade.
The towboat Thos. W. Means Is laid UP
at Louisville.
rBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 20.-Riyer 4 feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-Riyer 6 feet 8
inches and falling. Arriyed-Fanchor
and Glasgow. Disqualification.
CAIRO, June 20,-River 80 feet 4 inches
and falling. Arrived-A.J J. Baker. De.
parted-A. ]. Baker.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-No arrivals.
Departed-City Of Alton. Weather warm
MEMPHIS, June 2O.-River rose 10
inches to 20 feet 8 inches. Weather
clear; mercury IS. Departed-Rose Mil
Ter, Arkansas river; Grand Tower, Vicks-
burg; Mollie Moore, New Orleans; Illinois,
Paducah; Vicksburg, 81. Louis; Baum,
Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-weather clear
and cool: Departed-Blue Wing, Madi-
son; Fawn, Henderson; Belle, Cincinnati.
ST.. LOUIS, June oO.-Arrived-Beck,
Pittsburgh; johnson, Keokuk. Departed
johnson, Keokuk; Grand Lake and
barges, New Orleans Clinton, st, Paul;
City Of Helena, Vicksburg. River fallen
12inches. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, June Raining this
morning; clear since noon. Mercury 90
TO 740. River 8 feet and falling fast.
Up Chas: Morgan, Arkansas Belle,
Sandy No. 2, Vint shlnkle. Down
Dick johnson, Golden Rule, Red Cloud,
Tarascon; Shinkle and Golden Rule had
fine trips; the Sandy left with 70 people
and fair freight.
LITTLE Rock, June 2O.-Riyer still
rising; l2 feet inches. Departed-Ella,
NASHVILLE, June 2O.-River rising, g
feet scant on shoals. Arrived-R. II.
Cooke, Granville. Departed-Bermuda,
cairo,
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TnlAdA

TOLEDO, June 20.-Flour-Quiet. Wheat
Quiet; No. white Wabash 81 IS; No.
white Michigan 81 26lE; extra white Michi
gan 81 81; amber Michigan spot and selle,
June 81 q; seller July 81 %; seller August
81 IS; No. 2 amber Michigan 81 cox; No. :
red winter 81 201f; No. 8 red 81 OF; rejected
S51<c; do Dayton Sc. Corn-Market dull
and prices shade lower high mixed held
at 52I<a53I<c offered, seller June; seller
July 521Ic; seller August Sc; low mixed
4eIzc; no grade 461lc; damaged SIC. Oats
Duh and lower; white Sc; Michigan $50.
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RIO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GARDENING,
mo CAPITALISTS

On account Of advanced age Am deslrOuS oi
changing my residence, and therefore oder for sale
my tam situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
thS river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VII.
laHe Of IEtnaHlle. The property consists Of 60
Acfes OI hill and table land and Is oi river bottom.
la the hill there are two seams Of coal, and 81
feet thick, time depodtS Of Limestone, an foot
vein Of close texture Hnd or free stone an IS foot
vein Ol mari, which altogether make coll and an
underlying lsl Of depodts d rich aid valuable
character.
Gu the surface, the larger portion Of which lbs
Erntly AOplng 10 the east, and all under direct
posture to The sun, Is Vineyard Of &c acres, mostly
JataWla EF1pes all in hne tearing condition, about
Ven years old, which has proven Itself able ~
Il handsome per cent TO the cultiVAloF.
The property Is being approached Above and ls-
lJW by an advancing tide Of perons seeking small
homeStEad', amt Is COW really the only uRoCruPied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable aJ an investment for capital seeking
sale purchase, aud valuable TO those who want mar.
ket gardening grUund cIoSO 10 the city. II fronts
beautifully upon the river and comma eds view VI
the city, the bland and The whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of ale will he Onc.thinl rash, lalansc
In iWo annual IayIntnlI per cent interest on de-
irfTrNl 10y ntnls. Fer further PARTICULARS Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mall at Rri1srPOri, Ohio.
BpS
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REDEMPTION OF BoSDs.-The holders
Of the public building loan bonds have
been notified that bonds Of the following
numbers, namely, A, 76, So, 1888, 4, 90,
1872, los, l5l, CO, ITO, 81, ZIG, l47, 8, were
drawn by lot in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the ordinance authorizing the
same, and will be paid at the Exchange
Bank, July ls5 at which time they will
cease 10 bear interest.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-Flour-Firm;
extra 81 25a4 SIX; Minnesota family S. Goa
6 10. Wheat-Western red 9OcaI OF; Penn
sylvania red 81 37I1a1 4S. Rye-soas2c,
Corn-Firm; yellow 56a57c; mixed. 54a56c.
oats-White $4a39c; mixed SIC. Petroleum
Dull; crude 10Xc; refined II 5-l6al4asc,
Butter-Quiet; New York and Bradford
county extra 99a25; frsts 20a99c; western
lSa9Oc: frsts l6al7c. Cheese-Firm at 90
l0c. Eggs-Quiet at l71la19zc. Whisky
-Mestern at 81 Il.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 2o.-CATTLE-Re,
ceipts to-day Is cars or 255 head for this
market. Supply light, but equal to the de
mand. Very few selling. Prices unchang'
ed from last week at this time. Heavy
grades are not asked for. Trade is confined
to common and medium. Best, none sold
medium to good 81 5Oa5 90; common to fair
s. 75a4 %; stockers, none on hand.
Hoes. - Receipts to-day l.IO5 head
Workers s. O5a6 %; Philadelphia IS Soa
645. .,..l,. El..-.
SHEEP Receipts to-day $500 head
Selling at 81 0Oa5 90.
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nE1MBo1Ds BucHu is still in the re
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, d4w
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5r WHEELING DAILY ENTELLGENGE MORNING JUNE

KETTLE DRUM IRA PARrY.-Classes
Nos. 16 and % OF the English Lutheran
Sunday School held 4 kettle drum tea
party last evening in the room formerly
occupied BY the Peabody Insurance Com:
pany, on Market street. The novelty oil
the thing attracted quite . gathering
The young ladies, In their Martha Wash.
ington caps, looked charming, and no
doubt their happy smiles were the cause
Of a great many pocket books being un-
loosened,
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Put UPoS HIS Coop BEHAvIoR,-The
case wherein Mrs. Annie Schafflin was
complainant, and her husband, Hugh
SchafIlin. was defendant, was examined by
Justice Hammer on Monday evening.
Schattlin was charged with threatening the
life Of his wife. lie was required to give
bond in the sum OF $50 to insure his good
behavior for the ensuing year.
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ELECTION OF oFF1cERs.-The following
officers have been elected by Unity Lodge
No. Il, Daughters Of Rebecca: NJ. EN-
sheimer, Noble Grand; Katherine Schell,
VIC; Edward Voss, Secretary; Sophie
Budke, Treasurer.
At the regular meeting Of the order Of
|. o. B. B, the following officers were ell
ected: l. Emsheimer, President; Samuel
Kraus, Vice President; E. Emsheimer
Recording Secretary; A. L. Rice, Finan.
cial Secretary; B. Rosenstein, Treasurer,
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IT is too soon yet to commence the
6re.cracker nuisance, even II II ever il
time, and the authorities should look 10
II that the patriotic fervor Of young
Americans does not begin TO blaze and
snaP, before the appointed day, 1t viii
not do TO have too long period Of anx.
ious apprehension as to fires or Of risk
rs 10 runaway horses,
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Cast Steel PIow Points

TURNER'S, one and all, arc hereby Informed that
money, time and labor can he aVeI by using Cast
Steel PioW SharcS, Of which, only one has In many
cases proved sufficient for whole seasons plOWIng
and In some solls, by being twice sh1Tpenci, one
Share has lasted two seasons
They Scour bright and make the pillow Sour and
run easer, and aIe % strong and tough that they
VII not bEtak. When worn dull, they can lie
BhaTpenei and tempered By any Rood blacksmith
without disturbing the hitting part.
burgh PlOW.
Any special DIE or hind made to order.
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BoSFIREs on THE NI0Hr OF THE 3D.
On the night Of the Sd Of July, bonfire
will be built on the crest Of the hill east
Of the city, illuminating the country for
miles around. One hundred and fifty tar
barrels have been provided for the pur'
pose, and fifteen men will be engaged tC
attend the fres-one man for each ten
barrels. Our Fourth is bound to be the
biggest thing on wheels.
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WELSH IN CusToDY.-Thos. Welsh, fol
whose arrest a reward OF $500 was offered
by the Board OF Commissioners, is now in
the Ohio county Jail and will probably be
taken before n Justice to-day for a pre-
liminary hearing upon charge Of killing
Richard Hennegen. Welsh gave himself
up to the authorities at Benwood, and
was brought upto this city last evening
lie STATES that he had no other object ia
leaving than to avoid violence, which he
had reason to fear from Hennegen's
friends, and that it was his intention Ia
return and stand an examination after
the excitement had subsidized.
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New York DIZZY Goods.

New YORK, June 2O.-cotton goods are
quiet, but steady. Bleached shirtings in
fair demand by jobbers and exporters.
Prints in steady request and firmly held by
agents. Shifting prints moderately active.
Ginghams and cotton dress goods are quiet.
Heavy worsted coattngs, cassimeres and
overcoatings In fair demand. Foreign
goods dull.
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THREATENED TO BREAK Hrs WrPE's
NEcK.-Mn. Elizabeth Miller yesterday
entered an information before Justice
Caldwell against her husband, August
Miller, whom she charged with threaten.
ing to break her neck. A warrant was
issued and placed in the hands Of Con.
stable Price,
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Those Of our citizens interested in the
celebration OF the Centennial 4th Of July
should read the card Of Mayor Sweeney
printed in our advertising columns, II
reference to Examinations, decorations
etc. Also his proclamation warning al
persons against any violation OF the or
dinance relating to the discharge OF fire.
works.
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BUooY CAPsIzED.-Yesterday after
noon Mr.. ]. H. Flynn, prominent citi.
zen OF Atlanta, Georgia, met with slight
accident on the National road four miles
east OF the city. Mr.. Flynn was return.
ing from Mt. dc Chantal, where he has
two daughters at school, and while turn,
ing short curve in the road his buggy
upset and he was thrown heavily upon
the ground, sustaining several slight
bruises. His son, who accompanied him,
was unhurt. DR.. Wunderlich, who hap.
pened to be driving past at the time Of
the accident, dressed the injured places.
Mr.. Flynn Is stopping At the McLuFe, and
will probably be out again to-day.
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R;EDNAE q co,
Excelsior Machine Works

We manufacture Marine and Stationary Engines,
Shaiting, PulleyS, Hangers, and al work usually
done 10 hrSt-elas Machine Shop.
Having increased our facilities We feel confident
that We can give atIStnetion both In work and
prieeS
We are also engaged IN BlscksmIthIng Of every
description. Flour and Saw MIL work promptly
attended 70.
Special attention paid 10 tho repair Of Engines
and all other repairs VI whatever character In our
line.
We hayo on hand one good secondhand double
slide valve engine, I2x2G In, on heavy cast Iron
beds, good - new; also ono small vertical engine
and boiler, which will also be sold low.
We respectfully solicit share Of public PATRON
age. REDMAN & co,
100 Chapllne and Eighteenth streets,
my2B-dAW Wheeling, W, Va,
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ALL public buildings, society halls,
bridges, places Of business, and many
dwellings in this city will be illuminated
on the evenings OF the Sd and 4th Of July,
The decorations and display Of flags,
bargees and streamers on both days will
be general. The boss celebration will be
in Wheeling this year.