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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17
River News

The Mallis Ragon departed for Park
srsburg at 1o3 o'clock.
The local packets arrived and depart
ed with their usual regularity.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
The Telephone passed down Last night
from Pittsburgh 70 Cincinnati.
The 0NeAl will leave this morning for
Pitbburgh. .4 u. ..--- .
The Science will be the PGsksrsburg
packet to-day at 10i o'clock. ..li
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
at 8 o'clock.
lBy Telsrspb.I
PrTnBuAeH, August l6.-RiVet ! loot
IL inches and falling. Weather clear
add karm. ...s... ... ..n..
Cnc1HHL71, August 16.-Riyer Q feet
8 inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Arriyed-Andes, Wheeling, e.
W. Anderson, Evansville. Departed
Andes, Wheeling.
LouBvn.LE-Weather clear and warm.
Departed Cons MillAr, Cincinnati.
River falling, with s feet 4 inches in the
canal
CArno, August 1s.-Arriysd-e Golden
Role, New Orleans; ArkGnsIs Belle,
Evansville. DepariSd-Golden Rule,
Cincinnati; John Gilmore, New Orleans.
River l6 feet l inch and falling. Weather
clear.
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scHMULBAcH WAVES An ExANusA.
TIoS.-Mr. Henry schmulbach appeared
before Justice W. W. Miller, Of Union
district, yesterday morning At Q O'Clock,
to answer charge Of ieloniouSly assault
ing snd killing Hamilton Forsythe.
Defendant was represented BY MessrsD
Caldwell 4 Caldwell, J. II. Good and E,
G. Cracfait Is counsel, Prosecuting Al.
torney Jordan and Capt. B. B. Dovener
appearing for the State. Mr.. Sehmul-
bach, through his counsel, waived an e1.
animation, and went before Judge Mel
vim, Of the Circuit Court and was admit.
ted 70 bail in the amount Of $4,000 TO
appear and answer such indictment as
may be found against him.
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CLEAN 'Ex our.AThere IL crowd Of
young blackguards to be seen nightly At
WheeIer's lumber yard, corner Main and
sd streets, who need cleaning out. Il Is
acommon complaint on the South Side
that respectable females cannot pass this
corner without being insulted BY the
SamiH who infest the locality. Will not
the authorities undertake TO stop the
nuisaucel A raid on the crowd BY the
police, and = night In the cooler, with .
fine 10 pay In the morning or short sem
tenee 70 the Workhouse, would effsctuAlly
break up the gang. ...
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EAsr LIBERTY. August lb.-CASsp y
Receipts to-day 100 head Of ihi9as 1, h h
80 Of local stock; total tor io1f d,!, y,
head Of through and ? III LOCAL
ness done. ,,n L,,l ~
for four days 7,4g5. Gr1ssssf H.. Il 4
Yorker 81 90a4 50, thilAdslPh'" ~
s 10. Market very dali, ,,..Avt
sHEEP-Receipts to-day 10y ~ 4, 4
for four dan 6,76O. NArist elOssa q" .
week. PrApect not very good
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PERSONAL PoIsTs-Gov. Mathews IL
expected home this evening.
Rev Father Howley, Of Washington,
Pa registered a. the Mcclure House yes
terday. 800. -
Colonel Jake Hornbrook has returned
from Florida.
Dr.. Grimes, the we'll known Presby-
terian preacher Of Steubenville, has gone
on visitto Europe and the Holy Land.
He will spend some time In London and
Paris, Scotland and Germany, but the
main object Of the visit Is to see the inter.
esting places Of Palestine. -'. .
Mr.. B. C. Cranston, Of Bridgeport will
shortly remove 10 Kansas.
Mr.. Jack Adams, United States Mail
Agent, has the thanks OF the employees Of
this office for box Of fine peaches which
he brought up from Marietta yesterday.
Kemple's guns are spiked. The genial
joker IL suffering from bronchial diff.
Guilty which prevents him either making
Rome howl, or bowling himself. He is
in the hands Of bis physician, and II he'll
only stay there until after the campaign
is over-Well, oh, well, let US not be too
sAuguine.
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REv. LYDAs METHOD OF DEALING
WITH TRAMPs-The family Of Rey. Dr..
LYDIA, Of the Sixth Ward, have been alb
sent At the Moupds1ille camp grounds
for some four weeks. About four weeks
ago DR.. LYDIA gave permission to his
neighhor, Mr.. John Martin, boiler At
the Riverside Mill, to get drinking water
at bis hydrant, the water being cooler
than that on Mr.. Martins premises. The
Doctor says be never saw any ot Mr..
Martins family in his yard, and had
overlooked the matter altogether.
Articles, such as apples, tomatoes, etc,
have several times Been taken from DR..
LydR's porch. During his absenec 10
the camp ground on Saturday last the
Doctor left hIs gates locked, and on his
return on Monday he found the lock on
the front gate broken. On Wednesday
morning At 40 early hour he noticed
what be supposed TO be a tramp passing
through his house and standing At bis
kitchen door, and supposing that the
depredAtions had been committed BY this
class OF humanity, be concluded TO set q
trap lOE tuelII ahu ASSOiuibby ANeNSN
couple Of apples with three or four
brains Of tartar emetic, and left them on
porch shelf on Thursday morning.
On his return home be learned that
three Of Mr.. Martins children bad eaten
the apples, and were very sick. The
mother Of the children gave them some
mustard, which was the best thing she
could do, and a physician soon after
arrived and administered remedies which
brought the little ones around all right
in due time. The children yesterday
bore traces Of the ordeal through which
they had passed, being very weak and
pale. e..
DR.. LYDIA, Of course, regrets the cir
cumstance very much. He speaks OF Nj
Martins children as peAceable and or
derly, and Is very sorry that the accident
occurred. The result Of his experiment,
he did not anticipate, and it was certainly
uninteuded.
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HAN. FoRsyrHEs FusERAI.-The lsst
act Of the terrible tragedy enacted on the
National Road last Wednesday night
was performed yesterday morning, when
the remains Of Ham. Forsythe were com.
mi,ted TO their last resting place. The
funeral took place at 10 o'clock A. ",
from the Central Hotel. Rev. James
Moffat, OF the. Second Presbyterian
Church, held religious services 10 the par
lor OF the hotel, where a number Of the
friends Of deceaS had assembled 10 pay
the last tribute Of respect to his memory.
The remains were inferred AZ Greenwood,
and we're followed ito the cemetery BY
some half-doten hacks and carriages.
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CuCtssATI, August l5-CSsos-fs
q, IKE. Flour-unehADgtd. Wssi,-
Dali: red a0se6. coru-lu god dtrtit
40a42c. OA,s-st,Ady and 10 fair tssil'
at 22a26c. Rye-DuIl and Pisti ~ ~,
lower at 5Sa57c. Barlry-Dall and Hsa
to sell; No. 2 TALL At 81 0Sai 10 FSI-
Dull and nominal 81 81 %. LAfd',Vts
current make At 81 40 bid, 81 20 hk.d %
lie sLlasxc. Bulk Aeats-Qalsi Ies 20 !
shoulders at IS 30, short hb ssI,'
closing at inside piiee; short slttihstS
Bscon-Dull at 6A7,iEKe Bitter! /, \
and unchanged. Nusssd ull-VatE !,
a5Oc " hisky-SteAdy and htpei a. Nv w,
ho6s - Inactive Snd loHtr es IA
s. 0Oa4 10, light 81 1894 IS, PIekiss !"
q rs, butchers 81 75a4 70
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RELIGIOUS NoTfs.-services will be
held at the Chapline Street NJ. EChurch
tomorrow especially for the benefit Of
,hose who do BOT 90 10 camp meeting.
The MoundsyilIs Camp Meeting Asso-
citation purcha.ed Mr., H. S. Whites
boarding tent and fixtures, and have
charge Of the store aud tent themselves
this summer.
Rev. E. Voss, pastor Of the German
Ev. Prot. 81. Johns Church, tomorrow
morning, will preach Of Philippians J;
%, "a. His subjeet will be: "HoS snail
we live in this world7' The answer 10
this question: ITO be ready to depart
and to be willing 10 abide in the aesh.n
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r1Rsr BRANCH ApJouRsrD NETTING.


HIS Honor Mayor Sweeney presided.
There were present Messrs, Blair, Bor.
ing, Cowan, Carnihan, Egerter, Hoffman,
Moorehead, Reister and schambrs.
The minutes Of the last regular meet.
ing were approved and signed by the
Mayor and Clerk.
The monthly. reports Of the regular
standing Committees. to Wit: sIreetS,
Alleys and Grades, Water Works, Fire
Department, Health, Markets, Police and
Real Estate, were read and the action OF
the Second Branch in approving said
reports was concured in.
The regular water ordinance Tor the
year 1877 and 1873 was read and rejected.
Resolutions from the Second Branch
ordering repair Of plank walk on South
Front street, also appropriating $500 for
cleaning out basin, alec for sewers and
curbipg. were concurred in.
Mr.. Boring offered resolution that
the committee appointed 10 inquire Why
certain boats pay Wharfage and others
do not be required 10 report Adopted.
Resolution Of Mr.. Rgerter making 1t
Unable otfeuse for plumbers TO tap sew
ers for water closet purposes without q
permit from Council was adopted.
Resolutions passed by Second Branch
in relation TO the disputed account be.
tween the city and Gillespie and Slater,
referring the same 10 special commit.
tee was concurred in, and Hall, Hoffman
and schambra were appointed on the
committee from the First Branch.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall, the vote BY
which the water ordinance was rejected
was reeonsidered, and on motion OF Mr..
Egerter the ordinance was referred to the
Committee on Water Works for report.
The supplementary report Of the Board
Of Equalization was read and after long
discussion the Branch adjourned without
action. 49, HEl>
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A NICE ARRANGESElr.-Commodor
Hornbrook has one Of his 6ne barges
risged up In 6rstclass style TO attend The
boat race this afternoon. Il 10 shaded
with canvas which completely shelters
from the sun. The sides are as open a.
the green fields, and the boat will be kept
in position to command clear view Of
the whole race course. The seah are 20
arranged that everybody can have 8 good
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THE BRDoKroRr BuRoLARs-John
W. Neville, VIM. McPherson and Dallas
Smith, the Bridgeportburglars, have been
released from The St. Clairsyille jail BY
order Of the Probate Court, for the reason
thatit would cost the county consider
able sum Of money TO keep the three men
In jail until the next term Of court. The
prisoners were released on their. own
recogniIanee to appear at the next term
Of the Common Pleas Court -
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NEW YORK, August ls.-cS,O,-o,;..
sales 625 bales al II lti6L:lE -,
Unchanged. Wheat Dali asi u,, ~ )
for spring: winter opened II Y,le a..
but has since recovered nd d mn :
tive; ungraded winter red 81 CsgiI IN
No. 2 red winter 81 loX, No. / nd n IN
al lShsungraded amber 81 O7IllISN.I
amber 81 llal u, No. / round 81 ii ~
er No. 2, 81 0e1ial l0k, ungrIdI IN
81 0sal 70, No. l white 81 ID, Ma i, I'm
l %, No. 5, 81 u, new white suu il n,
! y. Rye-Firmer western At O. d,
ley-Hominal. AAlt-Firusr, Co,-h
active and lower; ungr,ded 4slES. j
Sat Axe, steamer isA4ec, Eo!Ek a
Soc, No. 2 white 56Ite. oaa-FIr..E
2. SIC, No. 2 white S!IIGtJs, No n
SShc, No. l white 3SIie, No, I? CtaU
SSc, western mixed 30xI3SXe, vAiu "
ern S21iAS7c. HAy-Qaiet Lnd ulshisss
Hops-Dnll. sugAr-Steady; rtsu.l I,
to good 7a7Kc. Cofee-Qaisl i.d n
AolASses-Nom inAlly UNCHANGED. Es.
steady. WhiSky-Fimer Al slVsH.
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PHILADELPHIA, August l6 -Hieu-
New weak, old Arm; Iupsrtns 81 sOEi1
extra S ooai 90, Minnesota fair IS tSa
do patent and high grades q VlIs q
Wheat-InAeuTe but hrn; red Al d "a
I0SX, amber SEC Corn--Qai,l hfs
and firm: yellow 52Ls?He, niIsd sN
4ec. 0AI-Dull, weak and lover; Etfsi
2ea3lc, western mixed EitSse. ~
Scarce At Gle. Provisions-Quitt PGt-
sll 25all5o. Beef HAms-?i Hl??Ke. Bed
India mes Sl7 50Ils %; smoked shee,aa
exc; salt SKATE; hams l:alSe, pisils! j
l0jSc, green Sc Lrd-Eirui lOo., az
ers Ike, city kettle SIC. BuHsr-QIitiSs
firm; New York state and Bradford es;I
Pa, extra lsAlsc, Western Rtst1t w
l4c. Eggs-Steadyi western liAlse lis't
Dull and unchanged. Peuolt'E :
Dull and unchanged. WhiitJ-Wsf'ea
81 QS,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August l6-Hou-Fins
but not quotabty higher. WHEAT Ii 4,
demand but at lower rates; No. Ind VI
ter at 9sc, No. 2 at 973Ie cad, sists
August, 9s1ie September, No / Ckiar
spring 81 90, No. 2, Gee Httd. SIX q
cash, 90Iiessl 90 August, iiSIiiYt h.
tember, s3I<c October, No. J. ssit, ms
Cd CSC. Corn Steady Ard 10 M L.
mand; SsHc cash and August, IsYs NJ
TENDER, rejected S7Isc. 0II-stsI!I II
In fair demand; 22He easb, ME stta
Der, rejected lShc. Rye-EaNti nslSs
BArley-Quiet and weak; 81 Il "a
81 16Jf September. POrk-Dull sea, ,i
lower; SO 10 cash, SO i3kIio Is s,Pt,s
Der, $40 5?IIAl0 IS October hii-lL
weak and lover 81 20 cab, Cyl 9
September and October Bulk HAS
Dull and lower st 51sLskIsHs. WAiiy-
Al o.
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How TO Go TO THE BOAT RAcE.-No
doubt large majority OF those who leave
the city to-day to witness the boat race
will make the trip on the P. W. & Ky.
excursion trains, which will leave the
depot, at the foot Of 1lth street, as often
~ will be found necessary 10 accommo-
date the people. The fare for the round
trip Is only so cents. A train Of fat cars,
with amphitheatre Eeas facing the river,
has been fitted up, and will follow the
oarsmen 10 the end OF the courpe. From
one Of these seats magnificent view Of
the whole race can be obtained, at the
small cost OF % cents.
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TSTrarsrtso CEREMosY AT THE Coz

ISTIREsrIHo CEREMosY AT THE Con-
yESr.-ou Thursday evening last Miss
Jennie Burns, Of this city, received The
habit OF the congregation Of the Sisters Of
81. Joseph, At the Convent. The oere-
mony took place In the Convent Chapel,
ats ?. N, and was performed BY Right
Raw. ]. +. Sullivan, assisted BY Rsys J.
A, Reynolds and D. v. Collins. The
young lady will hereafter be known ~
Sister Mary Angels.
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The JusucEs.-Warrsnts were issued
yesterday BY Justice Wait, Of the Sixth
Ward, for Ed. Klsvis, John Bolts, jun,
and Phillip Lsue, who are charged with
creating disturbance on Monday even.
ing last,
Upon complaint Of Mary Ruther. =
warrant was yesterday Issued BY Justice
Wait for Mrs. Greasey, who Is charged
with using abusive language toward com.
plAinant,
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s,h,earo cattle market

CHICAGO, August ls.-Ths Dr't'f ~
aal reports: ,,-..,, ia
Market steady With 8 fair dsni ~! 4 7
delphias 81 6OaI 70, butcher +SM \
light q 20r4 50, mixed s oa4 ~ 'A3
medium packing 81 ?0a4 50. ,...,p,
CATrLE-Receipts 8, 40, shiPneap y" ,
Firm and unchanged shiPPlnI hf ~, !
81 9Oa5 20, common 70 good e1isI !, ~, w !
g e5a3 so, COWS s. AUS y ouin \, - ~ 4
western cattle easy, chiefly st y Va I,
Texans scarce sad 10 fair demand y = .
aS 40. ,,.,, "a
sHERr-Reeeipts $40, ,hiPnsSsss -
Market unchanged, sales At S'"''"
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Child RuS oyER-A tWo.year-Old
child OF Amiel Smith, living on Wood
street. near ssh, while playing ION the
street yesterday morning was run over
and seriously injured BY q team belong.
ing to Stephen WAterhouse, and driven
By Joe Bolts. The ehilds knee and hip
were badly bruised, though II Is thought
no bones were broken.
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FoR Liver COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HAD.
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females Gre
30 liable to- Jaundiee or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Feyers, Dropsi.
cal Swellings, Intermittent, Renittent and
Congestive Fever, where languor, drovsi.
ness, anxiety, aching, pains in The back,
head and eItremitie5 slight chllls with
fushes Of heat, etc. No medicine Is better
adapted to cure these complaints In all
their various forms than <
swAYHR's TAR AND sARsAPARILLA PILLS
Prepared only by Dr.. SWayne q Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at Is cents box by
all leading druggiSts. In Wheeling by Lo-
gan, List d Co. eodAw
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TnIedO.

TOLEDO, O., Augu" IS.-whT''si1-jf;,,
k,t easier; No. 5 white WIena e,u I'd
No. ! white Michigan 81 os, Nc. : !. s' Nj.
extra white Michigan 81 %, an y, i, q (
ian spot 81 ok, seller 4uEan s'v'sr
ier september 81 20, No. : amber p N. IL, i
yse. No, : red winter spot 81 ", ~. III
ms, 81 20, seller September M" r.: !. Z
red e5c, No. ? Dayton hni ~ E,.R
81 cox, No. 5 do siIie, tslSSs.o
eIHe, western amber " re CG' s,.j az
duii; nigh mixed al +?E, rsl ge. as n,
dSmaTed sec. Rye-Ho. !, ae' al.
Warket dull; No. !? and NiehlsIa ~"
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TEE Democrats are disturbed. =.
A, TEACHER ,lnstitute ia to be held in
Bellaire next week. 'if..I..i' r..
THs is great season for anIioul
Democrats; they are looking for every
thing. ...-s Il5.
Bur yet little while and the whining
ichooIboy will be creeping unWillingly TO
school. -..-r
The Camden Guards, OF Moundsville,
will probably sttend the Marietta Re-
union.
A GOOD many Democrats think that the
Republicans can nominate . nan 10
bounce Col. Ben.
ALET1ER Aidresped TO B. F. Miller,
New Lisbon, Ohio, IL held for postage at
the city Postofice.
THREE deeds 10 fee and two deeds Of
trust were admitted 10 record Yesterday
by the Clerk oil the County Court.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to Kill
lisn Kress fell dead yesterday morning at
the corner Of 10Th and Chapline streets.
TwouLo DO; hes Dtnoaat
.-- BecIaBO Il 10 % bard,
To BE- falouG Democrat H
And TO obsy the Lord. j.
TIE Ice men weigh out the Ice very
sparingly this weather, and are not Ger.
tain that the supply will Last through the
season.
Tai. beatedsterm hangs on we'll. The
mercury still makes good showing dur.
ing the day, but the nights have been
quite beArable.
Every person should carry an onion
to rub on mosquito bites. The juice Of
the fragrant vegetable will cure the irri,
taIion on the spot.
The boat race between Lou. FelaipR
and George W. Weisgerber will take
place this afternoon, over the Beech Bot.
tom course. Going to see III
KRAMER's BAND has bean engaged 10
accompany the Ohio county delegation to
the Republican Congressional Conyen.
ticn At Moundsyille next week.
TIE hAppiest circumstances connected
with the present style Of short hair pre-.
vAiling among fashionable young men 10
thatit keeps them from parting Il In The
middle.
soxE fifteen or eighteen couples left
on the steamer Telegram yesterday after.
noon, TO attend grand ball at PoWhA,-
tan. Cockaynes Orchestra accompanied
the party.
OK Thursday evening LAST lamp ex-
ploted In the hands OF a young lady on
7,h street, First Ward. The young lady
was fortunately unipjured, and no dam.
age was done worth speaking Of.
THR dogdays are nearly at an end.
According 10 the old English almanac
they terminated On the 10Th inst, but
modern calendars extend them 70 The
ooh. Then the agony Of the heated sea.
son will be over.
A SKw sheet mill Is being put up At the
Whitaker Iron Works, and will Be com.
pleled In about two weeks. There are
now three sheet mills In operation, and
when the new mill Is completed there
will be four running full.
PEAcHrs In this region are very i'm.
perfect. The hot, parching weather Of a
lew weeks ago appears 10 have stunted
their growth, and they have not their
usual sweetness. Another peculiarity Il
noticeable, that the Choicest varieties oil
ireestones are elings
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THE owner Of the trotting horse aJoe
Morgan" came from Wheeling on Mon
day and repleVined him from JEFF. Wood.
msnlee, who had him In charge for the
season. /. Il likely that lawsuit Will
determine whether JED. has any right
that pretended sale will afset-Bsl-
p.ouf Ckroaielk. -
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A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY
TEETH are easily attained, and those who
fail 10 avail themselves Of the means
should not complain when accused Of
grocs neglect. The SozoDosT will speed
ily eradicate the cause Of . foul breath,
Identifying and preserving the teeth 10
the oldesta age. r.,..-4
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DHGN1x SALOON L RESTAURANT
i No. 6 WASHINGTON HALL

his satlhhsAusnt has ben attsd up reEardles
q expense, and ID without douht the hAndlonsIt
md most attractive plaes Of the And In the city.
IN Restaurant cannot b supposed anywhere,
md Tie Bar euntains The ehoieaSt Wins, 1qGaI
md CgnFt. Clan coup gtgFy morning and STep-
ING. Concert q hOlrs Old Saloon, No, itS1 Market
stfssI every Saturday SNening By Eramer'I unTi-
TElled Orchestra, -
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ExcuRaoS.-To.morrov the steamer
N. 8. ThGnhAuser will make two trips %
the Moundsville Camp Meeting. She will
leave Martins Ferry at 8 o'clock A. u,
Wheeling 1t n o'clock. On second trip
will leave Whealing at ] o'clock P. n.
Returning, will leave Moundsville for
Wheeling and Martins Ferry at 8 P. n.
Round TIP 40 cents single trip % cents.
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wE1soERBER, FEIsno.-The P. W. 4
<. Railway ofsrs very great inducements
to parties desiring 10 witness the great
boat race this afternoon. Trains will
leave the depot, loot Of llth street, at /,
8 and 4:4O P. NJ, thus giving choice Of
time. In addition to this, BY paying
small sum additional, reserved seats can
be obtained on the amphitheatre cars
which will follow the rGee, thus giving
all an opportunity TO witness the start,
the turn and the fnish-in fact the whole
OF the race,
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LAC & HERRKIN. n. D.

10 .sa. straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price: Trial bottles, 25 cents; large size,
81, or six for IS. A single Is cent bottle
will oitentimes cure 4 recent cough or cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and risk
Of life. Prepared only by DR.. swAyne d
Son, Philadelphia. Gold BY leading Drug
giSts. Logan, List d Co., Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

FoR UpwARDs OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup has bean used
for children. Il corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieve. rind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseaiay and diarrhnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and vell.tried remedy.
25 eesn a bc,Le. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

Piano AND ORGAN TUsIEG.-If your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair.
ing, please send your order 70 1921 Mar
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give il prompt attention.
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad.
dress, LUCAS Music SroRE,
...r-s. III. 1927 Market 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

TRirxs on the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road will leave the depot on Sunday, for
Camp Meeting At Moundsvills, - follows:
1850, $50, 900 and 1000 A. n. and l:So
Pm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

Elrst.class TurtIs Soup will be ssrysd
Of The Union ssIoon aud Restaurant On
Saturday and Monday, August u and
10, morning and evening.
G. B. BEHLER. ProprIeIok.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

THE ticket Office Of the P. WAX.
Railway will be open all day to-day for
sale OF excursion tickets TO the boat race.
Parties desiring to 20 should come early
and avoid the rush.