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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

The Ike Hammitt since Wednesday
night has been trying to get over the bar
at the head Of the Island. About / o'clock
she succeeded in getting her model barge
over, and in the evening was working. at
her two lighters.
The Nail City yesterday arrived with
the barge OF iron ore she left at Marietta
some days since.
The Ragon left for Parkersburg on
time yesterday morning.
The Star Of the West lost two trips yes
terday in the Bellaire trade. ~
The Science will be the regular Par
kersburg packet this morning.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to-
day.
The Phaeton, o'Neal, Comfort, Bar
nard and Tempest are running as usual.
The Nail City left one OF her barges on
the docks yesterday.
The Science will make three excursion
trips to Moundsyille on Sunday. I.
The Clara has entered the Gallipolis
and Winfield trade in opposition to the
Tom Hackney. al4s.
The officers OF the Fontenelle have been
examined by the local inspectors, at
Evansville, relative to the collision with
the Idlewild. f.
by Telegraph $50 b
PITTSBURGH, August 24.-Riyer 1 foot
s inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and warm. ],
CINCINNATI, Aug. 24-River II feet 0
inches and falling. Weather, heavy rain
this afternoon, cloudy and warm. Ar
rived-Andes, Wheeling. '' ~
LOUISVILLE, August 24.-Riyer feet
in the canal and falling. Weather rainy.
Arriyed-Andy Baum and Glasgow,
Cincinnati; Parker, Memphis. Departed
Baum, Memphis; Parker, Cincinnati;
Glasgow, Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, August 24.-Weather
chiefly clear until this afternoon; now
cloudy; light rain at 2 PM; mercury 20
10 $40. River II feet and falling. Port
list: Down-Thomas W, Means, Evans
VILE, Grey Eagle. Up-Maggie Smith,
Arkansas Belle, Dick johnson. BUSH
V1cKsBuRo, August 24.-Cloudy and
warm. River fell 3'inches. Up-Gene-
We've. Arriyed-City Of yicksburg and
CAIRO, August 24.-Arriyed-Hil
Nashville. Departed Cons. Millar, Gin.
cinnati; Tale, St. Louis. River 10 feet
s inches and rising. Fair; mercury so.
MEMpHIs, August 24.-River rose 2
inches, and stands at Is feet 10 inches.
Cloudy and sultry; thermometer 9S. Ar
riyed-Goff, Cincinnati. Departed
Grand Lake, Bismarck, ST. Louis; Mitch
ell. Cincinnati, .ll u. ~
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CHICAGO, August 24.-Flour-Dull.
Wheat-De Demand active and prices have
advanced; No. 2 Chicago spring 92Ac spot;
No. 3, S0aS01<c; rejected 65a67c. Corn
Quiet and firm; No. 3, 4S5Saa4c spot; 4Ss<a
4S1Sc September; 4SjSc. October; rejected
4Oc. oats-Dull at S2Hc spot; 3O7SaSlc
54a54Hc. Bafley-DullIat 70 1fa7S 10 spot.
Pork-Dull and weak and lower at SIG 90
spot: SIG 42h September; $l4 S2H year.
Lari-DuIl at SO Tx spot; $40 90 Octo-
Der; 50 90 bid year. Bulk Meats-Steady
and unchanged. Whisky-Dull at 81 %.
closing wheat was shade easier at 9lAc
September; 9S1so October. Corn firm at
44o August; 4S9zc September; 4SSc Octo.
Der. Oats firmer at S0Nc September; 3Ojsc
October. Pork lower at $14 s5al4 90 year;
$40 so September and October. Lard
$40 o5 September; 50 90a9 % October; 50 90
no IN wear ,.
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RAILROAD BoHDs-Frm, except New
Jersey Central, which Was lower.

|. RAILROAD BoHDS-t1fmJ except PeW
Jersey Central, which Was lower.
STATE SRcuRITIRs-Steady.
SroCKS-The day has been ono Of excite.
nent, with heavy transactions and almost
0 panic in coal shares. New Jersey Cen'
trail suffered the most and declined IL per
cent, the stock selling down to 40, against
IS at the close last evening. Delaware,
Lackawana& Western followed with de.
cline Of z per cent, and dropping from ssh
to s1h.. Then came Delaware 4 Hudson
Canal with fall Of 6per cent, from 84h to
7sK regular, and TO 75A seller 90. Morris
4 Essex sold only in odd lots at o decline OF
5 per cent, the lowest sales having been at
90. Pennsylvania Coal was $50 without
business. The general market outside OF
coal stocks was more active than OF late,
and synipathized to some extent with the
depression in the anthracite roads, The de-
cline ranged from u to 19s per cent. st.
Paul common fell offfrom S6H to SAN, pre-
ferred from 6sX to 81 4; Northwestern COM
mon from 9S3< to 37IHf, preferred from GS 10
Ok; Erie from Is y 70 Is; Rock Island from
1867 TO 1857; Lake Shore from 5SE 70
6SK; Union Pacific from 6SA to 81; Pacific
Mail from 241S TO 23ss Western Union from
~ to T09S, and Michigan Central from
AK TO 405s.' After second call the entire
market was firmer and showed recovery
Of Y 10 per cent. Towards the close
there was great activity and excitement In
the market, with q heavy decline In
some shares, hitherto quiet and steady.
Erie declined from 1SI< to So on reports
from London that new scheme had
been brought out looking to the
foreclosure Of the road. The Germans
were heavy sellers, but ut the close
The stock rallied to 10k. ohios formed
another weak. spot, declining from lSh TO
ii K, and closing ut about the lowest point.
Among other shares, Western Union de.
clined 10 70; Lake Shore to 5S1E; st Paul
common to SAX, preferred to o.; Pacific
Mail to % 4, and Rock Island to 104k. The
coal roads were weak in late dealings, and
New Jersey Central declined from 4SH to
40: Delaware, Lackawana & Western from
SIX to SO%. In explanation Of the decline
in New Jersey Central to-day two reports
nre current, one to the effect that o
npuf'' for largo number OF shares at
al. against which the stock had been
bought, could not be honored by the maker
and a settlement was made ut 40, and an.
other that large bank in this city had
loaned a prominent holder $50,0 900 or 500.
600 on shares Of stock, and the holder not
being able to take up the loan when called
on the stock was sold out The market
closed active, ieyerish and unsettled. The
transactions were 10000 shares, OF which
10 900 were Western Union, 1000 North.
western, G, 900 Rock Island, 49, 900 St Paul,
1900 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 1000 Ohios,
1900 Michigan Central, 100, 600 Delaware,
Lackawana L Western, 49, 900 New Jersey
Central, and 5000 Delaware 4 Hudson
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RoueHse Ir.-Among all the city
employees, Mr.. Cunningham, the lamp
contractor, had certainly the toughest
time oft last night. The lamps became
flooded with water and all efforts to make
them burn were totally unavailing. Mr..
Cunningham having used up one entire
box Of matches and broken his torch at
one lamp on the Island, stepped down
and in, giving the lighting up as bad
lob. Equally bad luck attended his en-.
ploye In the Eighth Ward.
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NEW YoRx,IAugust &C otton-steady
at 12Ia12 5-i6c. Flour-Dull; Supertine
western and State SO 50a4 10; common to
good 81 S0a4 90; good TO choice 81 65a5 10;
white wheat extra 81 S5a7 30; extra Ohio
81 65a7 70; St. Louis 81 90aS 80. Wheat
More inquiry; new red Texas 81 o5; new
amber Delaware 81 "a; No. 8 spring SSa95c;
No. Q Milwaukee 81 02a1 o5. Rye-State
new soc. Barley and Malt-Firm. Corn
LESS active; western mixed hot and
warm 5Oa54c; do ungraded 54a57c; mixed
steam 5ia56c. OatsIQuiet; western mixed
and State S2a4Sc. Hay-Firm. Hops-Dnll.
CofTee-Steady; Rio cargoes 14HalSc. su'
gar-Quiet; fair to good refining a99sc;
prime 9Ac., MolaSses and Rice-Stcady.
Whisky-Quiet and steady at 81 II.
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TIE CAPITOL DINING RooMs.-The II:
repressible proprietor Of The Capitol
Dining rooms Is fire-proof and although
he was pretty badly scorched the other
night, he was smiling blandly as ever the
next morning while his numerous guests
partook Of a breakfast ft for u king.
Martin is too enterprising TO allow such
triaes to disturb him. He continues To
receive fresh oysters daily, which alone
are worth the price Of admission, as the
showmen say. It is pretty generally
conceded that he sets the best table in
town. When you want good square
meal-if you want q delicacy, II you
want anything good to eat, go to the Cap
itol Dining Rooms. 1155 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

THE CouRrs.-MuNrc1PAI COURT
Judge Granm9.-Court met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adj
iournmcnt Of Tuesday last. The following
business was transacted:
Naturalization papers were granted
Michael Cowley, John Flaherty and
Michael Grogan, natives Of Ireland;
Louis Scherrer, q native OF Austria, and
Jacob Loefler, q native OF Germany.
In the case Of Joseph Steger We. Wheel.
ing Centripetal Power Company and 9th
ers, in chancery, on motion Of Patrick
Kennedy and the Peoples Bank day
was given the complainant to file an
amended declaration until the next term
Of this court.
The case Of Joseph NJ. Brodie VS.. John
Clator, covenant, was set for August 80.
Hubbard for plaintiff and Peck for de-
iendant.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock.
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CADET ENorNEERs.-The committee
appointed by Hon. Ben. Wilson to exam
Inc applicants for the position Of Cadet
Engineer at the U. s. Naval Academy
will meet for that purpose in the Third
Ward school house, in this city, on Mon
day next. The following gentlemen COM
pose the committee: W. W. Miller,
George W. Neal, Esq, A. NJ. Turner,
A. NJ, F. L. Hoge, N. F. Hullihen. The
announcement will be found in our ad-
yertising columns.
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New YORK Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, August 24.-Busines fairly
active with commission houses, and the
jobbing trade Is progressing satisfactorily;
Cottons in steady demand and bleached
cottons firm With an upward tendency
Linsdale, Linwood and other bleached shirt
ings advanced ISc. Prints In good demand
firm and scarce. Woolens in moderate de
mand. The BWuetiN says that 1000 cases
of Richmond prints were sold at auction at
nm average OF over 10 per yard. al.
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CHAurAuouA: "A gentleman Of this
city, who has Just returned from Chau.
talqua Lake, represents that the attend.
ance upon the National, Sabbath School
Assembly this year was fully as large as
that Of former years. II was thought by
many that the Centennial and other at.
fractions would have the effect Of re-
ducing the attendance this year, but such
was not the case. 49,.
the grounds where the Assembly was
held has been greatly improved during
The past year, many new and elegant resi-.
dences having been built and large
number Of the old ones having been re-
modelled, repainted and reflted. The
accommodations. -weFe ample and the
charges anything but exorbitant. The
meetings were all largely attended, the
vast auditorium being crowded three
times day. There was not that array
Of brain power this year, the "big guns"
having failed TO put in IN appearance,
but still the exercises were entertaining,
interesting and profitable.
At the close Of the Assembly the fol.
lowing resolution, among others, was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Centennial Commits.
sion, sitting at Philadelphia, did, on the
9Th Of July last, decide TO stand by their
original decision to close the gates OF
their exhibition on the Sabbath day; and
WHEREAS, Nothing that concerns the
preservation Of the sanctity Of the Sab
bath day as one Of our national institu-
lions can be thing Indifferent to the
Chautauqua Sabbath School Assembly;
i Rssolrsa, That, in the name Of the Sab.
bath schools Of this land, we hereby ex-
press to the Centennial Commission our
appreciation Of their loyalty to the laws
OF God, and our gratitude to the God OF
our fathers for this great moral victory
in behalf Of the truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

HEAD BADLY Cur.-A small son Of
Mr.. Louis Kuche, who lives in the alley
back Of Robert Luke's livery stable, was
badly hurt yesterday evening, just before
the storm. He was standing at the by
drant washing his hands, when a brick
was blown from . chimney, hitting him
on the top Of the head and cutting u fear
full cash. The boy was knocked sense.
less, but soon recovered. DR.. Hullihen
was called in and dressed the wound, and
he Is now doing well.
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AIIeglhlenYCattle.

EAST LIBRRTY; August M.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day 81 cars Of through and q
OF yard stock; total for three days S,l9t
head. Best IS 0Oa5 %; medium to good
- 37a4 rs; common to fair So 25a4 10.
EoGs-Receipts to-day 1876 head; total
for three days 4,235 head. Workers So 20a
$40; Pbiladelphias 80 40aG 90.
SHREP-Receipts to-day 2,l00 head; tOtaI
for three days Is, 800. Selling for 81 O0a6 20
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Cincinnati.

CNctSSATr, August 2L-COtton-Easy
ut ike. Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
Dull; red 0Oca$1 Os. corn-Firn q. 400
4se. Oats-Duil at S2a42c. Rye-Quiet at
56a5Sc. Barley-Firm at SsasS Nc.ss Pork-
Dull at$17 90. LArd-Dull; steam 107sc;
kettle l2a12Kc. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoul'
ders &c: clear nominal at Sslc. Bacon
Only order trade; sales 79<a9l 4a9s gallo.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet and firm OF 81 TO-. ~ RI.
Ho6s-Firm and unchanged. .I +.
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OUR BOYS ys. Our G1RIs.-A rather
unique game Of base ball was played on
the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon.
The contesting mines were gotten up es-
pecially for the occasion, and were
known as our "0ur Boys" and "Our
Girls" respectively. The latter won the
game and two kegs Of beer by a score Of
eighteen to twelve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

RE1Mpo1p's BucHu is still in the re-
NTH Of It's 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. daw
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THE Fifth and Sixth Ward Hayes and
Wheeler Guards have fitted up the store
room on the southwest corner OF Chapline
and 9th streets rs their headquarters for
the campaign. A reading room will be
one Of the attractions at headquarters"
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 24.-Flour-Quiet and
steady. Wheat-Active and firm: No.
white Wabash 81 II; No. 1white Michigan
81 IA: do new 81 l0K; No. red new
81 ok: rejected new 81 ISc; No. 2 amber
Illinois 81 90. Corn-Dull; high mixed
49c; seller September 49I<c; low mixed 4Sc
no grade 46c. 0ats-Quiet and steady
closing tirmer; No. 2, Sic; Michigan So7tci
rejected 291ke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

Artery Clinton Terrell, an APP
prentice employed at Feargus Whalley's
shoe shop, on 18th street. while picking
"a stitch on Wednesday evening, broke the
thread, letting his hand slip so that the
awl which be held entered the side Of his
nose and cut an artery,
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ENGINEERING.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
oyTfcs WHEELING 4 EN- GRovE RAILWAY
No. 1915 MARKEr ST., WHEEIlNst

OYTlcG WmIKLIEo 4 EN- GEovE RALwAT,)
No. 1915 MARXKr 81, WnEELlNsL
August 18th, 1876. }
soalel proposals. win b received at this Office
until the ist u September next q u NJ for exeA;
walton and masonry on dfst' four sections Of
Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railway. First section
extends hon Market street In Wheeling 70 west
end Of city bridge, On Peninsula, about II miles.
second actinn 10 east slde Of Stack Yard Run, !
mile Third section 10 crossing Of EdSlngtonS
lane, about IL miles Fourth section 10 Thomas
H0FnhEuokia place, on National Road, " miles.
BIDS must b for each section sep1fAtely, by the
cubic yard Of excavation in earth, loose rock and
sold rock, 10 cover haul not exceeding two hun
BIdS Tor Masonry to DO by cubic yard for btllge
mRSorfy, which g 10 b ranged work Of hnt elAls
and calvert masonry TO DO Of best quality Of
Atthe same tine and place sealed proposals win
30 received for Furnishing 49, 900 GOss.us by q
let long, % % delivered on the grounds Of the old
Hempnsld RGilroad, on Sixteenth street.
Tho Company reserves the nght 70 Islect ny
and al bids, For plans and nEoaloI apPiy q this
Once. II. A. McNAbh
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.BAIrIMoRR, August q. FIour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-DulE red west
ern 81 12aI 20. oats-Steady; western
mixed 35a36c, .Rye-Quiet at 54a57c, Pork
sic OOa19 %. Bulk Shoulder-sc. "a
con-Shoulders s1fc; clear NIB 109Sal01c'
LArd-Befned 12c. Hams-l5al6c; but
ter-DuIl and heavy ut zoe, Petroleum,
Firm and unchanged. Whisky--steaay "
Si18,
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JUSTICE BE1vr11E.-This Justice yes:
terday issued a warrant for the arrest OF
James o'Leary, upon an information en-:
tered by Michael O'Leary, who charged
James with abusing him. The case was
examined by the Justice and dismissed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

TRAIN DErArSEp.-The train on the
c. & P. road due at Bridgeport at 81
o'clock tailed To arrive by reason OF the
destruction Of the bridge across Deep
Run, which was carried away early in the
evening. The bridge will be replaced
by this morning.
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The Catholics Of Triadelphia will hold
grand picnic at 9astons Orchard, near
Roney's Point on Saturday next, for the
benefit Of their church. Cockayne's full
band will be In attendance.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner. yesterday:
SAN. 12N. SP:M i'm
"a % 81 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

THE young Republicans Of the Fourth
Ward are not disheartened by the acct
dent that occurred to their pole last
evening during the storm. They propose
to raise 1t again at an early day.
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ANOTHER REDucnos.-The fare to
Philadelphia and New York from this
city has been reduced over both the
B. & o. and Cleveland & Pittsburgh
roads. The fare now is: to New York
IS 25; to Philadelphia, 81 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

McLAH's Blackberry Cordial is dc.
seryedly popular remedy for bowel COM
plants, and i Is certainly one Of the
most pleasant and effective preparations
we know Of.
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Cry PERsoNAIs.-Mr. Will. Brady, Of
the IsrEILIaEScER counting room, is So
journing for few days at Cranberry
summit.
Robert Anderson, ofthe Nail City Boat
Club, has challenged VIM. Felsing, Of the
Hegner club, TO row three mile race
over the lower course for 500.
Mr.. Theodore Keller has been made
a member Of the Finance Committee OF
the Hayes and Wheeler Guards Of the
Fifth and Sixth Wards, vice John 4.
Hubbard, resigned.
Prof. 10. Kramer will leave on Sunday
next for New York and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Theo. Roller will assume the leader
ship Of the band during Mr.. Kramer's
absence, which will be about ten days.
10. will bring some new and excellent
music home with him.
Among the patents recently issued to
West Virginians we note the following
Joseph II. Connolly, New Brighton, Pa,
and John Mcclure, Wheeling w. Va,
Assessors 10 the Smoke Consuming Heat
and Gas.Light Company Of Pittsburgh,
Pa; process for collecting and purifying
furnace gases. Philip Henry Moore, Of
Wheeling, for an improvement in blast
furnace tops, consisting OF an apron or
fender around the bottom OF the hopper,
for the protection OF the walls Of the fur
mace from injury by the stock striking
against the wall as it leaves the hopper
during the process Of feeding the stock
to the furnace.
Messrs. Charles Collins, Charles Coen,
Geo. Bremen, James Collins, james Stew
art and Geo. Smith arrived home from
the East yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph speidel is away down East
centennializing.
Il is rumored that Major Sam Burdett,
postal clerk on the B. & o. Railroad ,
will shortly lead to the altar one OF
Utica's fairest daughters. We are pleased
to learn that one OF our Licking county
girls has captivated so handsome gem
tleman as the Major.-Nerark (0) AHleri-
enn
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FIFTY pairs Of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up il you want TO get
pair before they are all gone, at /,
: L. Y. BLoaD's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

McLA1s,s Premium Sealing Wax is
certainly the best and most reliable wax
offered for sealing fruit cans. Notwith-
standing the great demand, their facili.
ties for preparing 1t enable them to keep
q constant supply.
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GhegtttelIiqerteer
FRIDAY, AUGUST rs, 1876.
New Advertisements.

For Cincinnati-steamer Hudson.
First Presbyterian Church.
Masonic Notice.
Seguin Institute.
Annual Statement Of Board of Edu-
For Camp Meesing-steamer Science.
Notice to Applicants for Appointment
as Cadet Engineers.
Ladies' Watches-oxtoby & Dufield.
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If a barrel Of whisky has not full
batch otstamps omit it will be picked up
by the Collector. Mind that now. II all
stamps but one are on, it's just as bad as
il none at all were on,
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Ice now retails at 81 per 100 pounds,
or one cent per pound. Last year the
price was fifty cents per 100 pounds.
Hard times? ~.
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FROM appearances, we will have a good
river trade this fall. Manufacturers and
merchants are anticipating q larger bust
ness than they have done for some time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

PEOPLE living in the vicinity of the
int rsection Of Chapline and sd streets
complain Of the loafers that infest the
corner at night and disturb, the sleep Of
respectable citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

a YOUNG woman employed as q domes.
tic in North Wheeling family, while
wringing clothes, had needle run into
her hand. The needle was extracted BY
DR., Allen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

DrNeER, the halter, OF No.. 10i7 Main
street, offers new lot Of stylish Hats
very low, wholesale and retail. d&w
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THE indications are that next winter
will be the most severe upon the poor OF
any since the panic. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

SELLING out at and below cost, all
kinds Of Summer Silks and Dress Goods
at JoHs RoEMgBs,
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AT the forced closing out sale of J. W
Ferrel you can get muslins at 4c, calicos
40 and carpets at loo and grenadines at
Scper yard. Go soon II you want bar
gains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

WHILE performing on. the flying trap
eze, in Fulton Wednesday evening, boy
uamed Jones fell and broke his collar
bone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-25

NORTH Wheeling Democrats are col
lecLing money for The purchase Of a large
flag, which Ia to be suspended over Main
street, near Second.