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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

PERSONAL PorRn.-Messrs. Schnor
renburg, Of the s,eubenville Gsrmania
and Fisher, Of the Cincinnati HolEablan
were in the city yesterday.
Captain List Of the steamer Hudson
passed through the city this morning @
route for bis home 10 Wheeling. Thu
Captain informs us that rstea are rulinl
iearfully low in the Cincinnati trade, bul
he hopes 10 be able 10 hold the fort unit
the dGwning Of better tmes.-'SttIbsariiI'
Ga1stte.
Mics Eva Rice, teacher 10 the Seventh
Ward School, Wheeling Island, is enjoy
ing short vacation 1t her home in thii
place. Miss Rice IL one Of the sWee
singers In the Disciples choir Of Wheel
ing, where they have sgreed to pay hei
expenses TO and from here TO assist them
from Saturday until Monday. This 10 ar
indication OF the high esteem in which
she IL held BY the people down there
BarnGSriLie EaterpriSs.
G. W. Atkinson has resigned the editor
ship OF the Standard and will resume hi
place in the United States Revenue ser
vice, having secured disappointment
Mr.. Thurston, late business manager Of
that paper, has accepted q position on
Binghampton, n. " paper, and will mo-
return here.
W. b. Rinearson, Of Brad.treets Com
merciAl Agency, is in the city.
Mr.. W. H. Snyder, Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad, is CHARTERED at thu
Stamm.
George L. Hammer, Esq, Of Cleveland,
IL guest OF DR.. olmstead.
Mr.. Charles A. Harris, 4 popular hard
ware clerk on Main street, left yesterday
for the mountains TO see his many friend'
and recuperate his falling health.
Col. J. Z. Smith, Of PruntytoWn, wa
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Mccain, Of our city, II
spending few day with his relation
Tommy Cockayne, the musician.
Jacob Troutwine, Of. North Wheeling
who has been confined to his bed viii
sickness for several weeks, Il again able
to be out among his friends.
Misses Carrie NJ. Reed and Tillie Nc
Nance left last evening for Atlantic City
on short pleasure trip.
MEssRs. Joseph Green, Charles A. Kry
Ter, G. G. Winzenreid, George burst ant
George Lohues went up the river yester
day afternoon on q glass ball shooting
expedition. Ont OF . possible eighteen
Green got IA, Kryter Is, Winzenreid II
LohneS 8, Dnrst7. Anumber OF other
gentlemen accompanied them who did
not shoot.
Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, member Of
Congress from North Carolina, who has
been visiting Major Richard Savage, his
brother.in.law, Tor several weeks past
left last evening for home.
Messrs. Thomas Reber and Percy
Smith, Of Petersburg, are registered at
the Mcclure.
Miss Flora Boggs, o! Princeton, ILL.,, ia
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Prof. Louis Was, the we'll known mu.
stefan, and three other Wheeling meni
sailed yesterday, from New York, for
Bremen.
Mits Mary Phillips, who has been alb
sent teaching in seminary near Bslti,
more for some time past, is expected
home this week. $50
Misses Minnie and May Colviu, Of Al
Iegheuy City, are visiting their cousin
Thomas Colvin. Esq, Of the Second Ward
Capt. Ed. Weisgerber, the genial Of the
B. & 6. Railroad, arrived in the city las,
night from Grafton.
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River News.
River A feet 2 Inches, and falling.

River 4 feet 2 inches, and falling.
Weather continues very hot and threat
ems rain.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at l0t o'clock.
The Telephone, from Cincinnati, pass.
ed up at 10 o'clock.
The ". P. Thompson, from Pittsburgh,
passed down at noon.
The local packets made their usual
trips.
The Aliee,irom Pittsburgh to St. Louis,
was due at dark last evening, but had not
arrived.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers.
burg packet at l0i o'clock to, day.
The steamer Hudson, from Cincinnati,
will be due at noon to-day.
The Telephone, from Pittsburgh, will
pass down To- night.
The steamer Abner o'Neal which has
been undergoing repairs for the past week
or two, will resume her place in the
Wheeling and Pittsburgh trade to.mor.
row morning.
lBy Teiesrsph.l
PITTSBURGH, July l1.-River 2 feet 8
inches and stationary. Weather fair and
pleasant
New oRLEANs, July u.-Arrived-
Emma Irvine, Shreveport. Departed
Pargoud, Greenville; Golden Rule, Gin.
cinnati. Weather cloudy and warm; light
rain showers this evening.
VfcKsBURG, July 1l.-WeAther clear.
River fell inches. Arrived-Belle OF
Memphis, Illinois river. Up-Port Eads,
last night; Maude.
CAIRO, July 1l.-Arrived-Alf. Ste
yens, DyersburR; ]. D. Parker, Memphis.
Departed-Stevens, St. Louis; Parker,
Cincinnati. River "a feet 4 inches and
falling. Weather clear.
EVANSVILLE, July l1.-River z $40
feet, and falling. Up-Arkansas Belle,
Maggie Smith, Sunbeam, Storm No. 8 and
tow, Dick johnson. Down-Katydid,
silverthorn, Grey Eagle, W. A. Johnson,
Evansville, all with generally fair trips.
CINCINNATI, July 1l.-River 8 feet 8
inches, and about stationary. Arrived
Stockdale, Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, July 1l.-Riyer stationa-
~; 80 inches on shoals.
ULouBvrLLE, July 1l.-Weather clear
aud warm. Departed-Andy Baum, Mem.
ptis. River falling, 5 feet 4 inches in the
canal.
MEMPHIS July 1l.-Clear and hot.
River stationary. Arrivsd-Gaf. Gin
cinnati.
ST. LOUIS, July 1l.-Arrived- Durgan,
Missouri River; Kerr, Illinois River;
War Eagle, Keokuk; Northwestern, St.
Paul; Commonwealth, New Orleans; Nc
Leod, Cincinnati; Etna, Pittsburgh. De-
parted.-War Eagle, Ksokuk; Colorado,
Vicksburg; Kerr, Illinois River. River
stationary, 20 feet 8 inches above low
water. Clear and intensely warm.
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THE UNI vERsITY OF WOOSTER.
REV. AAE. TAYLOR, DID,, Pss,Idsut.

A large property and endowment. Fall corps o;
experienced Professor Nearly 800 studsnt.
Classical, Philosophical and Scientific Course, o
IN bsst Colleges. FSueh and GsrmEn taught
thoroughly. Board and expense eAeap . slss-
where
Prpl1iop DEPARTMENT. taught mainly By Coz
Leg tssehSI-R English, Classical sod Normal
Course. Ar cLAssEs oPEa 10 You've WouES.
casaloguu Ssnt freely on application 70 the PRES
IpEST, Wooster, Ohio. iy1o.W,SAv
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LADIES SOCIAL UsIos.-The members
OF the Ladies' Social Union Of the Fourth
Street N. E. Church held very pleasant
reception last evening, at the Church.
There was a large audience in attendance,
and all who were present must surely
have enjoyed themselves. The pro.
g.smme consisted OF musicaLand liters.
~ selections, and-r.freshments. Sew.
eral Of our we'll known amateurs con-
tribu,ed TO the musical exercises,
and the literary part Of the programme
was exceedingly we'll rendered by the
parties whose names have been heretofore
announced. Upon the whole, the affair
was very enjoyable, and all who were
present will remember il we'll.
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East LrBKRTY, July ll.-CATTLE-Re
ceips to-day $40 head Of through; no loea
stock. Total for three days So head o.
through and l,S09 head OF local. Every
thing sold; only two loads sold to-day q
yesterday prices.
Ho0S-Receipts to-day eco head. Total
for three days Ass head. Workers 81 Il
a 30; PhilidelphiAS 81 6oa4 90.
sHKKP-RsesiptS to-day 600 head. Tota
for three days e,Eoo. Selling at $ s0a4 IL
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BLESSED are those who can go to the
watering places and remain there until
the return Of cool weather The temper
ature for some two weeks past has beer
very high, and the many who have beer
compelled to stay in the city have suffered
excessively from the heat. The chances
are that the weather will be very hot in
the main for weeks TO come.
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CHICAGO, Julyl1.-The DrorrT JOsraa
reports:
aoos-Receipta 1900, shipments 400
Market strong and higher; advanced i0c
Light a l0a4 90, mixed and rough s. 90a
4 Is, shipping 81 2oa4 IS.
CATTLE-keeeipts $500. shipments 1000
Prices unchanged. Medium dull at 81 00a
as 3G feeders In light demand at s 40a
8 80; butchers slow; cows 90 20a3 90
Texans f3 00a3 so.
sHEEP-ReceiptS 200; shipments 400.
Supply light; market good. Sales at IS 20
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1l.-Flour-Firm
superfne 50 50aS 90, extra s. 00a4 90, Min
neSota family $400a5 so, high grades IS 81
az 90. Wheat-strong; red 81 00al 05, am
Der 81 03al %, new do 9ScaSl 90, whit
81 10. Corn-Buoyant; yellow 49c. oatl
Firm: white western 32aSSc, western
mixed 30a31c. Rye-Dull at 60a5Sc. Pro
visions-Strong. Pork-$l0 25al05O. Bee
India mess 81 90; smoked hams Ill
12Ifc, picked 9hal0c, green Ease. Lard
Easier; butchers 6'ta7c; kettle 7Ita71Ic
Butter--New York State aud Bradford
county extras l4al6c, Western Reserve 10a
l2c. Eggs and Cheese-Dull and un.
changed. PetIoleum-Dull; refined l0s<e,
crude sNGshc. Whisky-Qulet; western
81 0a.
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The CouR4s.-cIRcUrT CouRT-Judgs
AelFiay --InF this Court yesterday the fol
lowing business was transacted:
The case Of Margaret Wilson W. City
otFheeHng was argued upona motion fol
. new trial, and decision reserved. DL.
Yenport q Doveper appeared for plaintiff
and g. W. LETTERS for defendant.
The case Of Aun Campbell's executors
ys. q. s. Richards and olhera was argued
upon the merits and submitted. MeKen'
nan and Barr for plaintiff; Caldwell q
Caldwell for defendants.
Adjourned 10 9 A. N. to-day.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-With few exceptions
weak and lower. The feature was drop
Of 8 per cent in Alton d 1ere Haute,
second preferred 10 IS. Chicago, Burling.
ton d Quincy rose 10 IL, and Sorthern
Pacific frsts to 81. gt.s
STATE BoNDs-DulL
srocKs-The market was buoyant and
higher in early dealings, and there was n
further improyementin prices Of ZalH per
cent. The strongest stocks were Lake
Shore, Pittsburgh, C. B. 4 U, North.
western and 81. Paul. During the after.
noon the market was lower and under
short sales by the bears New Jersey Cen.
tral fell of az and the general list HalN
per cent, the latter for Morris d Essex. At
the close firmer tone prevailed and prices
showed recovery Of u to y per cent. The
investment shares were noticeably firm.
Western Union earnings show an increase
Of So 900 for the fourth week In June, and
SIS 500 for the first week in July. Earnings
for the quarter are $4,000 In excess Of
that estimated. The Conference Of Secrs.
tary Sherman to-day with representatives
Of the Syndicate was informal, and accord.
ing to the best information to be obtained,
related solely to the question Of resump.
ton.
Mr.. Sherman expressed confidence in his
ability to resume at once, II necessary, and
the bankers were generally Of the opinion
that there was nothing to prevent resump-
ton to-day. The Secretary said that al
though he could not begin to redeem green.
backs before January LIST yet Il was in his
power at any time to pay checks and
drafts upon the Treasury in specie,
and intimated that he would soon begin to
do 80. No specific date was named, but
member OF the syndicate said, after the
conference, that he would not be surprised
to see the Treasury paying ont gold on or
before the 1st Of August.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 5000 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Northwestern common, 5000
preferred, 10000 ST. Paul common, 1000
preferred, $500 Pittsburgh, q, 900 Laeka.
wanna, 5000 New Jersey Central, 1000
Delaware q Hudson Canal, 5000 Morris d
Essex, 600 Michigan Central, $500 Union
Pacific, 5000 Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy.
1900 Western Union and 1900 Pacific
Mail.
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For UpwARDs OF Thirty YEARS Mrs
winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children, Il correcis acidity Of the
stomach, relieves Tind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseainy and diarThGd
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy,
Is cents bottle. d&W
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BuslsEss along the wharf doesn't
amount to much except what the Della
does. She gets about all the business her
six deckhands can handle and make her
time. We think this pretty good, con-
sidering 1t il right.in the midst Of harvest
and a railroad on each side Of the river.
-Seubenrlle GaIats.
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socrLTY PERsosA1a-Miss Gertrude
Lamb leaves to-day for the west on a visit
to friends.
Misses Anna J. and Anna N. Parker;
OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. John
Parker, on the South Side.
Miss Mary E. LETTERS, Of Ess. Wheel
log, lef. last evening TO visit friends in
Cincinnati. .....-
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The PESrTEsrrARY DIREcroRs.-The
directors Of the Moundsyille Peniten.
tiary we're In session yesterday, at
Noundsyille. The Board decided to let
out fifty convicts for Eve years to certain
parties for the manufacture Of wagons,
etc. The firm mentioned, however, re.
serve the privilege Of taking as many
at tie same rates. The firm,
known as the Webster Wagon
Company, conlists Of Messrs. Benz. S,
Brown, Of Columbus, Ohio, and Webster,
Of Michigan. This Mr.. Brown, by the
way, il cousin Of Mr.. C. P. Brown, the
we'll known and popular ieweler. The
penitentiary authorities will at once put
up abullding 240 feet long, in which the
couvicts operated by the Company will be
worked. There will no doubt be lively
competition during the balance Of the
season,
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THE farmers say this is bad weather
Tor wheat, and that it will require great
care aud energy on their part 10 proven,
serious loss 10 harvesting the crop. But
while the wheat is suffering, corn, pota-
toes, grass and all root crops are fairly
leaping forward toward splendid ma
turity. Food will be cheap this year.
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HAVING bought the entire prod uction
OF = manufacturer Of q travelling and
lunch Baskets we offer the same at i'm
menSe bargains, from 40 to go PER cent
less than regular prices. Nice basket
from Is cents up. Call soon, as they
must be sold 10 make room for other
goods. SPEYER Bios.
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TIE Island Mission Sabbath School
held a picnic yesterday, and among other
things unanimously resolved to, extend
their heartfelt thanks to Mr.. q. G. Shall.
cross. Hfor the kindly, gentlemAnly and
obligipg manner" in which he cared for
them,
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New GLASS HousE.-The old window
glass factory, which has not been in use
for some time past, is now being utilized
Last Sunday week FIRE was started Ii
the furnace OF the Establishment, and las
night the work OF blowing glass was re
sumed. Pitchers, bottles and lamp chin
neys will be made 4 specially.
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IT has been suggested to US that the
brick lying on 10th and Market streets,
taken from the Grant House ruins, be
removed, a. they have laiR there long
enough Ia the way Of pedestrians, and as
an obstruction 10 vehicles.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, July l1.-WheAt-In good do.
msndi No: ! white Michigan 81 ID, extra
white do 81 Il, amber Michigan spot 81 O.
6id, sales seller July Sse, seller August sSS
sS1Se, No. 2red winter seller August s2e
CoEn.@osteAdy; No. ., 4oXe, rejected to a.
rive sec.
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SEREsApE.-The Weber orchestra, un
der the leadership Of John Pracht, j..
serenaded Mr.. John Mendel at his resi-
dence on the Island last night. John
gave the boys 4 nice lay out.
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CERr1fIcArE OF INooRpoRA1Ios.-The
Secretary Of State on Wednesday Issued
acertiicAte Of Incorporation to the "Web.
ster Wagon Company" an association
formed for the purpose OF manufacturing
and selling wagons, carriages, etc. It's
principal Office is to be at MOundsville,
Marshall county, W. Va, and its
term Of limitation twenty years.
Capital stock, S25.000-paid in $500
and privilege to increase to $4,000.
The shares are 500 each, twenty-five
being held by Benjamin S. Brown, OF
Colunbns, Ohio, IS by E. A. Webster,
% by W. Fl. Weatberington, Wm. A.
Webster and Fannie A. Webster. Of Jack.
son, Mich, and % and 10 by S. S. Cobb
and ID. Connolly, Of Kalamazoo and
jackson, Mich.
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HEAVY sHIpxEsr.-Yesterday morn,
ing one Of the Wheeling packets brought
to this city over 1000 buckets Of black
berries, two car loads Of which were
shipped to Pittsburgh by rail.
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ITCHING PLEs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like Precipitation, intense itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
Ing, particularly at night as II pin wormi
were crawling in and about the rectuml
the private parts are sometimes affected
II allowed to continue, very serious result
may follow. DR.. swayne's All Healing
Ointmentis a pleasant sure cure.
HOME CuREs-We were great sufferer
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were a
above described, the use OF swayne's oint
ment In short time made perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, S4i
7. G. WEYxAS, Halter, So. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from Til.
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any
Crusty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail 70
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur
rency or postage stamps, 50 cents box,
three boxes 81 25. Address letters. DR..
swayne L Son, $50 N. Sixth Street. Phila.
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List d Co.
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MR. P. KENNEDY proposes TO have bis
property 90 Water street materially i'm
proved thi, summer. Our friend "PAt'
has an idea Of gonig back to the dry goods
businesl. -
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LErrERs addressed as follows are helc
at the City Postofiee for non. payment o.
postage: Adam Shafer, city; Addie King,
West Liberty, W. Va; Florence Hyland
city; Dennis d. McCoy, Bellaire, o.
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Hnll,a Ynnor Stove.

Hull's yapor stove, the new invention,
u nov exciting much nttention;
The maa,sa al declare they're right,
And ny, Halls StoTa b our delight.
Hull'a TlpoF stove we're going % buy,
Discomfort, hat and dirt, good bye
Oldstaahloped rova ue want no more
Hulps stove, Halle stove iorsruners.
For sale by ]. o. Payne, No. l4l
Market street.
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The concert and ball given by Mrs.
Roedteger, At Elm Grove, last evening,
was complete success, a good crowd be.
ing In attendance. 7. I. Cockayne furnish.
ed the music.
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"A Lot child was found yesterday
afternoon, on Market street, near. the
creek, BY Col. Miller, Of the let W. Va
Reg. Inf. The Colonel soon found a
pasent for the child,
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IL Badness Oh A DEFICIENCY Oh
Hair exits, or u the hair Is gray, dry OF
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re-
stored by using "London Hair Color Re
storer," the most delightful article ever in
troduced to the American people for In.
crossing It's growth, restoring Ia natural
color, and at the same time lovely hAiI
dressing and beautifer. It Is totally differ
eut from all others; not sticky or gummyl
and free from all impure ingredients thai
render many other articles obnoxious; In
fact 1t Is exquisitely perfumed, and &C
cleanly and elegantly prepared Is to make
1t lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury
IA TYSEs, A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years age
my Wifes hair commenced falling out, and
got very thin and turned gray; but aftei
using dLondon Hair Color ReStorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and Is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restarer Price, rs cents q bottle. Si1
bottles, 81. Main Depot for the U. s., $50
North Sixth street, PhiladelphiA. Sold by
Logan, List d Co, Wheeling. eod&w
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EXCELLENT PIANO BARGAINS at shsib'l
Music Store, nnder Warrington Hall
Weber, Knabe, steinway and HaIleton
Pianos at special prices, from S276 up
Nards. Do NOT mis- ReeipR these.
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T,RAcHERs' EXAMINATION.

II. Annual Examination Of Teacher. for the
Pre- Schools Of Ohio County, for the school ysAT
beSinninR sept. LIST, ls1s VIII Be held At Til del.
phla, August lIt and ID, al 4. n. Of each day.
All psfpons expecting 70 teach 10 The Fro
SehoolI Of Ohio county, and Who are subject 70
examination, Will b sIIeetsd 70 b present.
J. c. MAXWELL
iyii.ThAS G1 County 9upSrintandant.
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, July H. Petroleum -
Crude frmer at 81 tsA ct Pafker's for
immediate shipment refined dull at l0Nc
Philadelphia delivery.
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Gheqntelli2euess.
FRIDAY. JULY le, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-Cook.
Camp Chairs-Friend & Son.
Glass Shades-Music and Art Store.
Nail City Lodge No. Z, A. A. ]. as. W
Furniture and Carpet.-Arbenz 4 Co
Mosquito Conopies-Zink 4 Morehesd
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TIE great desideratum Of pure Vim
egsr-t6e true fruit fsvor-is found 10
Prussiug's Apple Vinegar.
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There was only one case before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
John Reddy, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined IS. ln default Of
payment he was committed.
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1885 Prizes. q sll5,t
..whols Tickets. 81. Hall Tickets. 100.
Bemit BY Pcs,othee Mopey Order, registered let
ter, bank draft or eIpress. Full LIST Of draEing
publIshed In Louisville Courier Journal and New
York Herald, and mailed 10 all tieket-holdsrs.
For tieksta and information aidress COMMON
WEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.. or T. J. CON.
MEkFoRD, secretary, Courier.JournL Buildings.
louisville, Ky. jyl-Tu, III, Saw
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THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The follow.
lng shows the range OF the Thermometer
"a observed at Schnepfs drug store, opers
House corner, yesterday:
So ii % 't :, 81: :,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

AMAs named Masters was badly bitter
by 4 dog belonging to butcher named
Hennessy, on Wednesday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-12

CALL soon at John RoemerS, Nos. 20ls
and 2O2l Main street, II you wish to save
money,