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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-08
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
s.4, AND ~ aa
Fast Mail Route Of tho United States

VIII Ia ,ha,ron.t dIrert. eouTenIentand economical
WI n soh1r" phtIsj snhH md tITs great ExhI-
MAJ rom ali sertionS AZ the country It's trains
~ anu from PhIiSdelpbia viii pas through
9PaNIJ CFNTRNNfAT DFP67, which the
Company have erected at tho Main Entrance 70 the
,sueUser whb Wan 10 sto al or start from The n-
pssSs is,,a bn.ais cortigtios 10 thIs station and
~ THhihison "a conyenence Of me greatest val
ua 10 SIstnrs ma Afforded exclusively BY the PENN
sylyania Railroad. which u THE ONLY LINE
Bt,NWTNI5 mn RGTIFO THR CENTENNIAL
Eli nIN1S EIenraion trainS viii also stop nj
~ ~ mnment m the Patrons a Husbandry, nj
FTS, S,stiop IN his mad. ~
IN Ps,Snfvlraaia Railroad q he Sruadeh rdiiIruy
n ~ Inorkd II controls Settn OHS1hd
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The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
and 5 inches, and falling slowly.
The j. N. Camden passed up in the
morning, light. 5f
The Sam Brown passed up at noon
with barges. Fl l7t ~.
The Heatherington departed Tor below
al 9 A. N. -
The Science left for Parkersburg at
1890 AN. b 4. : ~ j..' =. 7'
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati at
noon. .'"'" .,I'''.
The Salt Valley will pass up to-
night.
The Potomac has entered the Cincin-
natl and Pomeroy trade.
The Fanchon yesterday left Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati. Z 10 - ~
Cotton Is being shipped from shreye-
port to New Orleans at 25 cents per bale;
cattle 81 per head. Passengers are now
carried for nothing, and walking ticket
back thrown in.
The steamer Oakland Is laying up at
Freedom for rise. aa.5
The new and elegant steamer Hudson
will leave for Cincinnati this afternoon at
3 o'clock. 81. "rs eHg ''
The steamer Fancllon, en- route 10 Gin
cinnati and Louisville, will pass down TO-
morrow morning att o'clock: AK
"''-' [By Telegraph.I ~
LOUISVILLE, July WEATHER warm
and clear. Depatted-Fawn, Anderson.
River rising fast with s feet inches in
the channel. u
LITTLE ROCK, July 7.-Weather clear;
mercury 9So. The river has swollen q
little since last night, and the guage now
marks 90 feet 2 inches. The water has
spread considerable over Argenta and the
plantations below, and is reported falling
above. = ~ ~
We've, ST. Louis. River 80 feet 8 inches
and rising. y =,
,V1cKsBuRc, July 7.SRiver fising, with
So feet inches in channel.
MEApHIs, July7.-Riyer rose 9 inches
and stands at q feet 9 inches. Weather
cleor; mercury 95o. Arriyed-Ella, Ar
kansas river. Departed-Helena, Weeks
burg; Capital City, 81. Louis; Robert
Mitchell, Parker, Cincinnati; Cherokee,
New Orleans, the latter at midnight. %
CINCINNATI, July River 10 feet 9
inches and rising. Weather, heavy rain
in the afternoon, indications Of more to-
night.
81. LOUIS, July7.-Arriyed--Rob Roy,
Keokuk; Minnesota, st. Paul; City OF
Vicksburg. Departed = Rhoades, Gin
cinnati; Rob Roy, Keokuk. River rose
another foot up to noon to-day since
when It has declined slightly. Weather
intensely hot; 09' in the shade this alter
noon.
EVANSVILLE, July 7.-Arrived-Idle.
wild from Cairo and returned. The J.
II. Bigley and tow passed up. The steam
ers Glasgow, from Cincinnati; Silver.
thorne, from Nashville; Barnard and
barges, from Pittsburgh; Dick johnson,
from .Cannelton, all arrived. River s
9.1O feet on gauge and falling. Weather
clear and hot; mercury from rs to 9O''
Business good,
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SOMETHING NEEDED.-1n no part OF
the city are more. beautiful residences be-
Ing erected, or more substantial improve
ments being made than on South Front
street in the Seventh Ward. The; i'm
proyements are such as to merit some at
tsntion, on the part Of tho City Fathers,
10 the condition OF the street: We aie
not aware that the parties building either
AK or expect that anything will be done
IN the way Of paving the street,
while there are so many more popu-
lous streets awaiting the pleasure Of the
Council in that direction. They limit
their aspirations to the simple formation
Of gutter on one or both sides OF the
street for the purpose Of relieving 1t oil
surplus wafer and preserving II in pass
able condition. 49,,
The work can be done atvery little ex'
pense either In time or money. The nat
i,ral decliyity from the corner Of Capt. Nc
Lures property downto that Of Mr.. Stone
ia such asto require but slight gutter
II few places in the street are filled up
to keen Il properly drained and In passa'
bic condition at all seasons. Il 10 but Q
Emall favor that Is asked and We have nc
doubt will be- conSidered fayorably By
the Council on Ia mere suggestion by ont
Of The members from the Ward.
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rro CAPITALISTS
..,l. e."
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Eabdanlfin.

On account Of Adv4nepl age anl DESTROYS Of
changing my rpsldcnct and therefore OTTER for Ale
my farm sl;Ated opposite tho uty Of Wheeling, 90
tue river bank, midway between Hridecport and
Martins Ferry, and lnmediAtelE Joining the Wiz
ISga Of Rtnavllle. The property. consists Of %
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottonl
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, oH and ~
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an 8 foot
vein Of clOSa texture sand or free stone, an IL foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and all
underlying bed Of dFpOdts OF rieh anu valuable
chAraclef, ...s 400 "a ~ !
On lh6 arlacc, he lasEsr portion Of which. lies
gently Soplng 10 the east, and all under direct ex-
IOspfe 10 the sun, Il Vineyard Of 80 acres, mostly
tataWba grapes all In fine bearing condition, about
seven yeGsold which has proven Itself able TO pay
a handsome per cent TO the cultlyator.
TherfUpefty b being approached above and %.
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homesteads, and Ii now really the only tnoccupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
ii d valuable ~ an investment for capital seeking
aie purchase and valuable to those who want mar
kst gardening ground Close 10 the city. IL fronts
beautifully 'Wron tho river and commands view Of
the city, The Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley. =.
Thc terms Of ale will 30 ne-thirl cash, balance
In two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
leFred payments For further Particular Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On tho premises or BY mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
apS
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CHICAGO, July 7.-Flour-Quiet and un.
changed. Wheat-Inactive and lower; No.
2 spring 81 0l74a1 O2 spot; 81 Ok July;
81 0SH August; 81 031Sal Az September;
No. 8, SIC; rejected 70a701Ec. Corn
Quiet Quiet and firm; No; q 2, 4e ,5 spot or July;
4Sc. 0ats-Quiet and firm; No. 2, 291sc
spot and July; 900 August: rejected 20Tc.
Rye-Quiet and firm; No. 1,64c. Barley
Steady; No. 2 spring $50 spot or July; 7Se
bid. September. Pork-Dull at $40 Goa
10 7opot $40 GoalO 65 July; $40 70a19 72]f
August; $40 90a19 921f September. Lard
Dull at 81 20a11 % spot and July. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and In fair demand at 81 10H. . p
On call board wheat was 81 S0al 30T
July; 81 059Sal 059< August. Corn quiet
at 461a46jSc July; 47Sc August; 4sc Sep.
TENDER. Oats dull and nominally at 99Hc
cash July or August. an -
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TIE CouRTs.-suPREsE couRr OF Az.
PEA1s-Jadses Raymond, Moore, Grc<a and
EdRlitel This Court met at The usual
hour yesterday morning and disposed Of
the following business:
Awrit Of npzsdeas was allowed in the
case Of John A. Genin vs.. Josiah Ingersoll
on appellant giving bond with security
in $500.
, III the case. Of Camden vs.. Raymond,
Judge Maxwell finished his argument
commenced Thursday, and General Goil
opened for the appellant. Mr.. Marshall
will conclude the argument.
The cases from the frat circuit, which
were continued Thursday, will probably
be called again next week, the Court hav.
ing indicated its willingness TO take them
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AWARM DAY.-Yesterday was by all
odds the snllriest and closest Of the sum
mer. Before this we have had OCCASION
al passing touches Of old Soils scorching
hand; but these, have seyerally been &c.
companied with delightful breezes, whose
kisses healed the burn ere It's smart was
keenly felt. But there were. no such
blissful intermissions to the heat Of yes
terday. In the morning the wasmth was
oppressive, and before noon the heat
was well nigh insufferable. AS the
afternoon advanced everything was Mt a
boiling point, and handkerchiefs looked
flabby and discouraged. The evening
breezes forgot to visit uS, and during
what should be the coolest hours Of the
day, we were swelteriug in clopd OF
caloric that-if its oppressiveness were
taken as guage-could notbe dispelled
by anything less than u hurricane.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Flour-Dull;
extra 81 OOa4 rs; Minnesota family S. 25a
900. .Wheat-Dull; Pennsylvania red 81 So;
Amber$1 As; white 81 34al 40. Rye-7Sc.
Corn-Steady; yellow 5S11Sa60c; mixed GA
Csc. oatS-More active; white S23<a42c;
mixed 29a3Sc. Petroleum-Firm; crude
1910; refined 159Ec. Butter-Firm; New
York and Bradford extra 26n27cS firsts 22a
24G western extra 20a22c; firsts 1Sal9c.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Steady at 20a22c. Whisky-Western held
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-
DYspErHA.-Dyspepsia q the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man Is
heir 70. Americans are particularly sub
iect 10 this disease and It's effects: such
Is sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, watsr-brssh,
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 al. diseases Of
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 It will not cure. II
you doubt, this to your Druggist and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular aiEe rs cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Bros. q
Co. ~ ~. eod&W
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UsrouYpRD CHARGE OF LUNAcY.-A
man named Wm: Mahar was bef1re1Jus-
tice Belville yesterday morning upon a
charge Of lunacy preferred by his sister,
Mrs. Mary Sweeney. Mahar, while an
employee upon the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad some years since, received
injuries which have confined him to his
bed the greater part Of the time since.
The examination resulted, in his dis
charge, no evidence being produced Of his
lunacy, and the county physician, DR.. l..
D. Wilson, having pronounced him sane.
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NEW YORK, July ,7,-Cotton.EaSy at
II lIailf15!16G. FlourlL6As doing; super.
tine western and State $S4Oal 10; common
To- good 81 7Oa5 05; good to choice IS 76a
* iba9 Id: extra Ohio 81 90. Wheat-Light
demand: ungraded spring 96cal u; No: 2
Milwaukee 81 12al ~; No: 8, y 0lal05; No.
9 Chicago 81 l0a1 IS: No. j. 96agSG: Rye
Steady at $50. Barley and :Aalt-2uiet
Corn-Steady; western mixed 4sci ~ ,un.
sound 60a5Sc; ungraded 64a6S1sc. Oats-
Firm: western mixed State at S214a4lc,
Hay-Firm; shipping 65a70c. HopSS-En'
changed. Sugar-Firm; fair 70 good rem.
Inc 8XaS,Sc; prime SIC. Whisky--Quiet
and steady at 81 IL. .i. -. .t..l...
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INTERESTING sERvIcEs.-The reopen
ing Of the English Lutheran Church on
10Th street will, we are Informed, be the
occasion of very interesting rsligiousser-
vices. Rev. DR.. Baum and Rev. DR.. Al:
bert will assist the pastor morning and
evening, and address the large Sunday
School in the afternoon. This church
has, ever since its organization, been do
ing good work for humanity, and has
therefore enlisted the sympathy OF all
denominations and all classes in the conf
munity. 1t has had hard and heavy
struggles because Of no men and women
Of wealth to help carry its heavy burdens
Of debt. Many will rejoice with the
members and Sunday School tomorrow
a: the improved condition Of their neat
house OF worship.
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FLESH oYsrERs-A case Of fresh oys.
tiers, Of the finest quality, were received
at the Capitol Dining Rooms laat night.
Martin Is the only man in town TO supply
his customers with fresh oysters all the
year round, and he is accordingly. well
patronized. Everybody goes to the Capt.
tol Dining Rooms, and everybody Is more
than satisfied with the substantial pro-
vender to be had there. If you want the
freshest oysters in the market, call on
Martins, at 1855 Market street.
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A TRAVELLING BABY.-Last evening
there came over the B. & 0. road from
Fairmont 10 this city a unique piece Of
freight in the ahape Of genuine Ameri.
can baby. The youngster was shipped,
in the care Of the conductor, to its moth
er, who resides on. Main street, in the
First Ward, and safely delivered. we
did not learn the why's and the'where-
fores OF the transfer.
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ISsrAI1Auox.=Panola Lodge No. 12,
1. o. o. F., installed her officers last even:
ing. The following are the honored
ones: VIM. T. link, N. CIR. 3. Agnew,
V. a.; Andrew II. Britt, Treasurer, and
Andrew M. Harkins, Secretary. p. G.
Francis A. Britt acted as Grand Master.
His words Of admonition and advice at
the close Of the ceremonies were well
timed and well received.
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FATALLY KICKED ny A HoRsE.-Jacob
Dillon, u highly esteemed citizen Of Kirk:
wood township, Belmont county, well
known in this vicinity, was killed by the
kick Of horse recently. He was en-.
deavoring 10 start a fractions colt, which
was hitched to spring wagon, by strik.
ing ii with ashort stick, when he received
a kick on the side Of the head, which
rendered him inSensible, and he never
invoke. y =. 4.
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PhilndeIpllia wool.

PHILADELPHIA, July7.-Wool7Fair de
mand and easier; supply good; stocks e, &C 9,
eamqlating. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
ViFVinia, Xxx and above 34aS5c; x S4aS5ei
medium $50; coarse SOaS2c; sNew YORK 9.
Miehigan. Indiana and western hne 3OaSlci
medium SSa35c; coarse S0aS2c; combing
washed 42I<c; unwaShed ..S2a36ci fine un;
washed, zoe; coarse land medium unwashe!i
2Sa2sc; tub washed 34aS6c; extra and men,
no pulled 2SaSac; No. Land superdne pulled
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CINCINNATI, July &c tton-Dull and
nominal. Flour-Eagyi family s. 0oaS q.
Whsst-Firm' at 81 12a1 20. corn-Ftrh
at 4Sa49c, oats-Dull at 30aS3e. Bye /.
Quiet and unchanged. Pork Dull at 81.
Lard-Dull; prime steam at 111lc; kettle
1Shc. Bulk Meats-Firmly. held at S<a
10ha11c. Bacon = Firm at Gall 1Eal2c.
Whisky-Quiet aud firm at 81 10.
HoGs-Firm; fair to good light 50 40a
0 Is; heavy 90 60a8 90. $40 "a .sr
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RE.opESISG services will be held at
the 10th street English Evangelical
Lutheran church tomorrow. 10 which
cordial invitation Is extended: s9:45
A. NJ. union prayer meeting, 10l A. NJ.
sermon by Rev. ". NJ. Baum D. D., Of
Philadelphia subject, 1.-THE Gospel Of
Christ, Gods power 10 salvation;" 2 to
4 P. NJ, grand Sunday School meeting:
singing, pen.board exercises and address
es; 7:l5r. NJ, discourse by Rev. DR..
Luther L. Albert, OF Philadelphia, on
"What are the Rewards of Faithful
Sunday School TeacherT
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BALTIMORE, tJuly 7.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Aetiyea and unchang-
ed. Corn-Western active; mixed 81 94a5Sc.
Oats-Steady, firm and quiet; western white
S6aSSc; mixed SSaS4c. Rye-60aG5c. Hay
Steady and unchanged. Provisions
Firm, quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Strong; crude SIC; refined 15Ifc. Coffee
Steady, firm and unchanged. Whisky
Nominal; offered at 81 1e1f, no bids.
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her AZ our citizens are visiting the Cen.
tennial, and others propose gong ; ~ ,ha
DR.. Capehart contemplate TAX lug wv
stump ioff Hayes and Wheeler.
Miss Eyeline Williams Is lying at Tue
POM r. 3 reports several cases Of
.carlet fever in his practice, none oil
Council at their meeting on Wednes-
d.S evsnins passed resolution instruct
Inc the civ Solicitor, L. ]. @. brennan,
~ Immediately take the necessary meas
ures 10 have the law Of the State, the
verdict Of the jury and the order Of the
court, Judge Chambers, in the, recent
case Of The State vs.. Slaughter Houses,
carried into effect. $50 mote 1t be-"
A Hayes club will be organized here
next week, after which II is proposed to
arrange for pole.
L. W. Jones is collecting the delinquent
tax in this township. -,
Another beer saloon Is to be started in
the lower end OF town in few days.
The wind storm Of Wednesday did con-
siderable damage to fruit and shade trees
in this neighborhood.
Sam. B. Williams is considerably out
oihumor over the loss Of dozen or more
fine chickens, and especially that Of t q
blooded rooster that he called I'd. W.Br
which were stolen from his premises on
Wednesday night.
A woman living in the lower end OF
town got on a."bender" yesterday and
amused herself, greatly to the annoyance
Of people living in that vicinity; in beat;
ing and abusing her little children, and
she became very angry when some par
Ties informed her that II she didn't be-
have herself they would have her arrest;
ed, but she took the advise and ceased
her abuse.
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II should be distinctly understood tina,
the great, grand and only Centennial 4th
Of July is over and gone. A small boy
got of q shooting cracker under our
window yesterday, and we Immediately
dropped coy Of our Sunday paper on
his head and'it crushed him as Hat as
brown paper.
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EARLY CLosNG.-We, the undersigned,
dry goods merchants OF Wheeling, agree
10 close our places Of business at 6 o'clock
T. NJ, Saturday evenings excepted, COM
mencing on Monday, July 10, until Sept.
IS, 1876.
c. T. Brues, D. W. Hallisy,
A. d. Seamon, Stone Il Thomas,
q. Il. Taylor i Co., ]. Blum 4 Bro, =
J. 8. Rhodes & Co, f. Larkin,
Emsheimer Bros, Henry jacobs.
We, the undersigned, dry goods mer-
chants OF Centre Wheeling, agree to close
our places OF business at o'clock P: NJ,
Saturday evenings excepted, commencing
on Monday, July 10, until Sept. 10, 1876.
S. Levi, John Roemer,
Sitter & Roth, Henry Roemer.
J. W. Ferrel.
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The new stained glass windows Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
have arrived, and were put in their places
yesterday. There are len Of them, each
being marked on the lower aide with the
names OF the donors. The names pre-
Bernard Fischer, lFathefs .Schltrecher,
Bishop Kahn, Joseph Hidinger, Mrs. b.
Gochwendsner, lRred. Nolte, Ellen Muir.
ply, Joseph Huch, Ernest Bentheld,
Charles Doeppner.
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MISTAKEN IDENlITY.-To be good
looking isno disgrace, ills true, but some
times It is inconvenient, TO say the least.
A day or, two since Mr.. John Thomas,
Superintendent OF the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad, was at Bellaire, and the
populace came near. getting up demon.
stration for him, as they were sure 1t was
the President OF the United States, so
much does Mr.. Thomas resemble General
Grant. But at Newburg, Ohio, the other
day, Superintendent Thomas had great
difficulty in,convincing tie populace that
he was not Gen. Grant.
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DEATH OF CART. STEVE spRAouE.-In.
,elligence was received last evening in
this city Of the death 'of Capt. Steve
Sprague, at Cumberland, Md. Capt.
Sprague, who - well known TO many Of
our readers as conductor Of the Cumber.
land Accommodation, died suddenly OF
heart disease, about 81 o'clock last even
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WHEELING AND CAMBRIDGE MAIL
LINE.-Mr. D. j. Spear, Of Barnesville,
took charge on Saturday last Of the
Wheeling and Cambridge mail line. He
starts out we'll, with a very fair lot Of
stock, and with coaches much improved
over the old line, ,7II H
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EXTRA wraps for summer are intro
duced OF light gauze wool in fashionable
colors and trimmed with WOODEN lace
We are authorized to announce, however,
that the winter arm will retain It's popu-
larity through the hottest months.
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Our genial German friend, Oscar Sand.
rock, OF the Etna Insurance Company,
picked up something on the suspension
bridge that was dropped by lady the
other evening. 1t was a but don't say
ANYTHING about it.
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NRw YORK, July 7.-BuSlness is rather
more active witllpackage houses dealing IN
heavy woolens, cotton tlannels and prints.
Bleached shirtings in fair request: Coi0red
cottons quiet. Medium prints in improved
demand. The Butetin says 800 cases oil
Schrepper's fall dress goods Will be per
emptorily sold at auction July 18th, on SIX
months credit. i ss ~
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l1ssrA11Arios O. opSloERs.-The

/ uIssrA1LArfos OF oPNcERs. The in
stallation OF the officers Of Hermann
Lodge No. 4, Ancient Order United
tWorkingmen, came up on July 9th: The
following officers were installed: 7. NJ.
W., WIN. Schocke; MeW., Jacob Nunge;
G.,F., Frank Joseph Kramer; O., F. Nolte,
Recorder, H. Wilhelm; Financier, o.
sandrock; Receiver, G. Schambra; Guide,
Peter Sbunk;J. W., II. Stocker;o. W, l..
Henneman. The installation was done
by the Graud Deputy, John Haberlleld,
aud Past Master Z. Weise, OF Schiller
Lodge No. AZ, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. ! n
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Prominent among the articles display
ed in the Fourth Of July procession
through the streets Of Pittsburgh, was the
large safe made by Thos. Barnes, Of that
city, for 0xtoby & Duflield, OF this city.
Il was shipped Yesterday to this city.
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Keystone Steam Pulnp. :,


PIFIsBURuli, AuBust 10, Io'z.
Ebbing, Carpenter 6 Co.-.Psnn. Avenue and
SD Street, Pittsburgh:
; In reply to, your inquiry concerning
the working Of your new Keystone, Fly
Wheel Steam Pump, ! would state that ]
consider it the best pump made, giving US
the most entire satisfaction. Its SIMPLE.
ity, OF construction, allowing an easy
access to all the parts, is great saving Ia
time and labor, and renders itlless liable
to get out Of order than any other pump.
It's economy would soon recommend IL Ito
purchasers. THos. DooIEN
Supt Sunbeam Oil Works, JnO. Spear q Co.,
r.isbursh, Pa. = .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-08

HEtAnoIns, BucHu is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbod, the cele.
brated medicine Ia still manufactured ut
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
boldby all respectable druggists. Il Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware of counter
teitS. Genuine ha9 proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, sole
Agent. dAw