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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05

CINCINNATI, August -Cotton-Active
firm and higher; middling at IKE. FlouI
Dull; family "a %; buyers generally
holding of. Wheat-Actiye, firm anc
higher; white 97ca$l 90, amber 94a95c, No
. red winter 92asSc. Corn-Dull snt
lower; No. 2, 4Sa44c. oats-Dull for new
old scarce; new white 2ia25c, mixed 22i
Csc, old white 2SaSlc. Rye-Quiet at Oh
SEC. Barley-None here; In good demand
at 81 03. Proyisions-Strong and buoyant
Pork : Strong and higher 1909 lbi
shoulders sold at IS 10a5 Is, closed a
S. %; 100000 lbs short RIB sold early a
SO 10, this was bid for more; 100000 lbs SOLD
at 90 25 byuer August short clear SO 25
Lard--Good demand. and higher at 81 0?I
z 031fc current make, 81 u prime steam
sasNc kettle. Bacon-1n fair demand a
5ssa5slaS. Linseed 0il-52a5Sc.
HoGs-Quiet and firm; common S Il
Al %, fair 70 good 81 Soa4 80, heavy pack
ing 81 25a4 IS,
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Chieago CattIe alarket.

CHICAGO, August S.-The DrOrrI Jour
Hods-Receipts G.OOO, shipments $500
81 4oa4 90, light 81 20a4 So, mixed and
rough 81 90.
C4rTLE-ReceiptS 800. Dull slow and
easy; shipping 81 00a4 50, light batehefs
s. i0a3 GO, cows active at 81 40aS 20, BULL
81 S0a3 SIX, Texans unchanged.
sHEEP-Keceipts 500, shipments $50
Weak and In light demand at IS GOAT ~,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August S.-Flour-In good de
mand at full prices. Wheat Unsettled
but generally higher, closing weak; No.
red winter 97Iic, No. !, 961<c cash, 96c Sep
TENDER, No. l Chicago spring old 81 OK
No. do old 81 06a1 o., new 96>fc cash ant
August 81 sasl ~ September; Others nom q.
higher; 80 70 cash, Se1 Sase<c Angus, SS1si
sec September, rejected SIX; closing weak
Oats-steady and in fair demand; 24a24 N
cash, 22JSa2Sc August, 22Xc September
rejected 20c. Rye-Steady and unchanged
Barley-IregulaT cash higher, option
lower; ssaSec cash, 81 10 September. Pori
Active. firm, higher and strong; $40 O
cash, $40 10al0 l2h September, $40 05t
10l7h October. Lard-strong and higher
81 IS cash, 81 55a7 57f September, 81 81
October. Bulk Meats-Quiet shoulders SIC
short rib exc, short clear exc. Whisky
81 o..
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45l Sixth Avenue, n. Y.
Trial si.e % cents. daw
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To THOSE who are SO unfortunate as &c
become prematurely gray, or whose hair
exhibits a tendency to fall Of, we recon-
mend a trial Of Halls Hair Remover
We do 30 with the utmost confidence, be.
cause Il is everywhere received with
marked favor, and has built upon ito OWE
merits such sure foundation that 1t il
known and used In all civilized countries
-AdliSon IN. Y.) Advertiser.
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MILITARY Norss.-Csptain c. B. DOty
OF c company, is rusticating at White Sui
phur springs, w. Va.
The Wheeling papers were correct
when they pron6lHiced Major Moore, OIL
Barneayille, the handsomest man in The
Second regiment. He is also one OF The
best officers in the State, and all the "boys'
are proud Of him.
Captain Aull, Of D company (Bellaire
has been appointed inspecting officer o
the regiment, and will inspect companiei
A, B and c at S,eubenville, on August s
-PitLsburgh Leader.
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IN, 1,nayy,r FARN m Mn WoR1p.-

THE LARdEsr FARM IN THE WoRLD.-
The largest farm in the world 10 40
miles square, and is situated in Ellis
county, Kansas. Its proprietor Is .
wealthy Englishman named George
Grant, who named his estate Victoria, In
honor Of his Sovereign. Vast herds Of
cattle, and cavalry brigade Of mounted
ptockmen roam over the face ,pf this
great farm, on which the only remedy
employed for bruises, Inflammation and
the like, is Giles Liniment Iodide Am
+4s Sold by all drusgi,s.. Send for pam,
phlst n
451 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Trial sizs 25 cents. dAK
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.-The temperance
meeting at Mozart Hall on Saturday was
we'll attended. Messrs. g. w. Bags and
J. Degan delivered addresses. There was
full house at the temperance prayer
meeting on Saturday afternoon: Messrs'
G. Wincher and John Woods led the
meeting. On Sunday evening Messrs,
Young, Westwood and Harris addressed
the audience.
Messrs. G. W. Bags and Robert Mar
shall were announced 10 speak at Parkers
Hall last evening.
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THE Nail City Brewing Company il
making some important improvements
to the brewery property, in South Wheel
ing. New wagon sheds, ice house and
stable are being erected, and a block
pavement is being put down in front oil
the property.
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POLICE COURT - Judge Cranma.-
The following cases were before HE
Honor on Saturday:
VIM, jenkins was up Tor disorderiY
conduct. The case was dismissed at the
cost OF the complainant.
Fred. Hosenfelt was fined 81 and cost
for assaullng James Watson, but the
tine was suspended on payment Of costs
John Muldoon was required 10 pay
fine Of SO and costs for abusing his
' John shrpp paid 81 and costs for as
sault.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfer OF real estate was record
ed at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court on Saturday:
Deed made August Sd, 1878, BY George
A. Cummins and wife, 10 John W. Cum
min, for lot No. 1853 on west side oil Chap
line street, for $500.
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JOHN HOUSE and Wm. Fricker were
locked up by Officer Stanley yesterday
for fighting near the Fifth Ward Market
on Saturday night. They found security
for their appearance this morning, and
were released,
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Picnic AT GAsroN's 0RoHARD.-The
picnic given by the Catholic congregation
OF Triadelphia on Saturday was u COM
ple,e success in every way. There was a
large attendance. Cockayne's Orchestra
furnished the music, which was Of course
excellent. A fine gold ring, which was
contested for by Misses Hauser and NAL
ony, was won by the latter, Whose friends
contributed Sal to Miss Hauser's $50 10
There were quite number Of people pre-
sent from Wheeling and little Washing
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A POSTAL frem Piedmont brings infor'
nation Of a serious accident to Elijah
Simpson, an employe Of the Hampshire
Coal Company, near that place on Sat
urday morning. Simpson was run over
by coal car on the inclined plane, and
bis leg was so badly crushed that ampu'
tation was considered necessary.
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LAKE CHAurAuQuA.-PartIes desiring
TO visit this famous resort now have an
opportunity Of doing so at 3 comparative
" small cost. The P. q. & 81. L. Railway
("Pewiky") will sell round trip excursion
tickets 10 connect with q special train
that leaves Pittsburgh, August Let. The
tickets will be good Tor Eve days, and will
include ride around the lake. Arrange
ments have been made with the hotels by
which the rates are fixed at 81 80 per day.
For further particulars apply At the de-
pot at the foot Of 1lth street.
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity oil the
stomach, relieves triad collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseatIy and diarhe1
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy
25 eenls bottie. d4w
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PrscAToRIAL-some eight members o.
the Belmont Fishing Club went down e
Fish Greek on Saturday, where the elut
Is enGamped.
Dick Dempsey, Phil. Hagan, John Petit
cord, VIM. H. P. Bosley and Harry Rob
erts left on 4 fishing excursion on Satur-
day, taking with them three crackers and
three gallons Of wet groceries, blackiuE
and brush. They will be absent about
two weeks.
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THE Committee on Roads and Bridges
Of the Board Of Commissioners on Satur-
day completed arrangements with Com
missioner Wilson, Of Brooke county, as
10 the pro rata payment OF each county
for the Short Creek bridge.
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NEW YORK, August 3.-Business con
tinues fairly active with package houses
and the market has an improved under,
tone. Cotton goods In good demand and
firm. Prints active and stocks lightin hrsi
hands. New dark ginghams and shaWIl
will be opened Monday. Mems wear
woolens quiet Repellents and wooden
fAnnels In fair request.
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DHGNIx SALOON & RESTAURANT
i No. 6 WARRINGTON HALL.

THIS otlhllshnent has becn attel up regArdlOn
Of expsuDe, and d without douht the hAndomast
and most attractive plSee 81 the lind 10 the ety,
The Restaurant cannot b supposed anywhere,
and the Bar contains the choicest Wins, Liquors
and Cigar. Clam soup every morning and even
Ing. Concert 81 Rolra old saloon, No. ian Market
attest, every Saturday evening By Kramer's unIi'
vailed Orchestra. f0S
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A coLoRED man named Jordan Banks
was diSorderly at the colOred church last
evening. The police were alter him, but
he succeeded In eluding them for the tune
being. Jordan is probably ere this in
the CITY cooler.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm
Grann Ranhn Aloalu

STATE BoHDs-Steady.
STocKs-The market this mornipg was
much frmer than Of late and In the early
dealings there was q sharp advance In
prices, the improvement ranging from X
to u per cent The advance was after.
wards partially lost. In the afternoon the
market was firm, coal stocks, however, en-.
cepted, being weaker and low; the decline
for the day was 2GSH per cent, the latter
for LAckawanna.
Transactions aggregated 1000 shares
Of which $500 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, 30.
900 preferred, 1900 1t. Paul common
1900 preferred, 1900 Wabash, a, OO(
Laekawanna, 1900 New Jersey Central
$500 Delaware d Hudson, 1900 Morris a
Essex, 800 Michigan Central, 1900 Unior
Pacific and $500 Western Union,
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JUSTICE CALDWELL on Saturday Issued
a warrant for August Nenhausen for sell
ing liquor on Sunday. The examination
Of The case Was postponed until Wednes-
day next, at 10 A. N.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TuMsG.-Ii your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair.
ing, please send your order 70 1927 Mar
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give It prompt attention.
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad.
dress, LUCAS MUSIC STORE,
1927 Market st.
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PROBABLE IRPAsrictDE-Quite sen.
sation was created in the Sixth Ward
yesterday morning, by the finding Of the
iRlus OF a male child in the sewer At the
corner Of Market and 18th street. A
couple Of children OF Mr.. Gregory
Warner, Who Lives in the vicinity, were
playing abou. the sewer between and
O'Clock A. NJ, and while throwing stonei
into The opening, noticed peculiar look.
ing object lying on the bottom. They
told an elder brother OF the circumstance,
and he, upon examination, reported TO bis
parents that "there was & baby In the
sewer"
Constable John Cooper was notified,
and removed the iRtns from the sewer
and Justice L. D. Wait, Of Webster dis
trict, summoned jury and held an IN.
quest. The Jury was composed Of Messrs.
g. q. Murdoch, foreman, Basil Bay liss
Frank Taylor, Thomas Pryor, Rem.
lex, James Carney, VIM. Truax, Richard
Knowles, and four others whose names
we failed to Ascertain.
The iRtus, when taken from the sewer
was found wrapped in an old dark HAb.
mel skirt. DR.. Cherry was called upon
and examined the fRtus, and gave II a.
his opinion that II was that Of 4 male
child, between eight and nine months old
Further be declared that the child was
alive when born, and had died an unnat.
ural death. The indications we're that i
had been dead but q few hours. Thil
opinion OF the Doctors was corroborated
by the testimony Of q gentleman who had
been sitting near the open sewer as late
as o'clock Sunday morning, and noticed
nothing strange inside, and he would il
all probability have observed the fGtuI
had 1t been deposited there previous &c
that hour. It Ia thought therefore, thai
the iptus was deposited in the sewer be
tween l a. N. and daylight yesterday
morning. -
The Jury, after hearing the result Q
DR.. Cherry's examination, and the testi
mony, as briefly given above, returned 8
verdict Of infanticide, committed by I
person or persons TO them unknown. Il
IL generally believed that the fGtus wa
cast into the sewer by some Immature
mother, whore object in destroying hei
offspring was 10 hide her shame.
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The workingboat race at Bellaire on
Saturday evening, between Campbell and
Zitman, was won by the latter In %
minutes. The distance was three miles,
and the stakes $50 side.
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A NUMBER Of our Catholic citizens
went out 10 Gaston's Orchard on satur-
day, In an extra car, and attended the
picnic given by the congregation Of the
Triadeiphia Catholic Church.
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CHILD FATALLY sCALDED.

wELIsyrLLE, O., August ga little
boy four years old, son Of jacob Bo!ten'
burg, fell into large kettle OF boiling
water 10 the yard last evening, while
playing, and was scalded 70 death.
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ACCIDENT TO A TuRsER.-on Friday
evening last, Charley Goethe, q well
known Turner, while wrestling at Turner
Hail. had an arm put out Of joint.
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TRAIN WREcRED-EHGlfEER AND FLhE
MAN INJURED.

LIMA, O., August 3.-About 2 o'clock
this morning an excursion train was
wrecked on the L. E. & L. r. R. between
St. MArys and Celina, badly injuring the
engineer and fireman. No other persons
hurt. The passengers were transferred
and trains delayed all day in consequence
Of the wreck,
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PERsoNAL PoIsrE : Acting Mayor
HandlAn has consented 10 deliver an adj
dress Of welcome 10 the Tnrniest.
Messrs. z. J. Stone, Jacob Thomas
Rev. Davis. Of UniontoWn, Pa, Louis
Stone and ]. T. Stone sail for the old
world this week, on visit 70 the Holy
Land.
Col. Ralph c. Mcconnell, Of Washing
ton, Pa, is visiting friends In this city.
Mr.. Robert Forsythe. former resident
OF Wheeling, IL at the Stamm House.
Mr.. Frank P. Mcneil has Just returned
from Deer Park, which place he has been
enliyening with his presence. Frank
says that hia visit was cut short by the
supefabundance offemales, who rendered
il impossible for him 10 get the repose ne
SO greatly needed.
Rev. james Moffat Is summering al
Moorefeld, Hardy county.
Hon. Jake Jackson, OF Parkersburg
was In town on Saturday evening, en-
route home from Wellsburg, where he
made speech on Saturday.
Charles Burdette Hart, the we'll known
Washington newspaper correspondent
Is enjoying holiday at Oakland, Md.
DR.. Geo. B. Morris and son Percy re-
turned home on Saturday, from an ex-
tended trip in the interior.
MIR Louis K. Acker, graduate Of the
Philsdelphia College Of Pharmacy, has
been engaged by Logan, List & Co, as
head prescription clerk, and will take
his position to-day. Mr.. Acker is one OIL
the most competent and accommodating
young gentleman the Doctor could have
secured.
Capt. D. NJ. Everstine, an old and &C
complished conductor Of the B. & o
Railroad, has gone into the service o.
the Long Island Railway Company. Thii
road is now under the management o.
Mr.. Thos. R. Sharp, formerly Master o.
Transportation Of the B. 80. Dan. get
a first class passenger train 10 start with
and we wish him success.
Messrs. W. Il. Nevin and Lou. A. r
Winans. OF the Pittsburgh Leader, ant
Mr.. J. H. Barrett, Superintendent Of th'
Pittsburgh Div. Of the Panhandle Rail.
road, are stopping at the Mcclure.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TRLRaRAPR.
New York money and stoonE :

NEW YoRK, August 5. -MoxEY-Close.
easy at 2a2h per cent. Prime mercantile
paper SaSH per cent. Customs receipt
so, 600. The Assistant Treasurer disbuTsed
100000. Clearings $4,000. SterliuV
exchange, bankers bills ut l.s9If for sight;
exchange on New York 4S8.
GoLD-Sold At l0oK all day. Carrying
rates ! per cent Borrowing rates pei
cent and fst
GOyRRNMRNna-Eym
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
c,.ein,l,a from Ed Rap..

badly laoerating his forehead, tearing
back the scalp and breaking the skuil.
When dicovered by the workmen he was
unconscious. Although every known
means was used for his relief, he still re.
mAina In that condition.
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TIE largest Vinegar works in the
world are 10 Chicago, where Prussings
Apple Vinegar Is made.
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HEADQUARTERS for cheap dry goods,
carpets, wall paper, &c, No. 2Ol9 and
202l Main street. JOHN RoEMER.
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AHrrPLE Of excitement was created at
Hafpers' hat store, corner Main and 18th
streets, Saturday evening, by thiei who
made OF with hat.
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BuY Hat for 25 cents, at speyer
Bros
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Gteantelliqeufer;
MONDAY. AUGUST s, 1873.


For Cincinnati-steamer Andes.
A. F. 4 A. Masons.
Wanied-A Good Dwelling.
Job Observation-Disclosures Office.
Coal Bank for Rent.
Best Photographs Only 81 Per Dozer
-Plummer's Gallery.
Thompson 4 Hibberd-Plumbers.
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, August s. Petroleum =
Dull; crude ut 81 ak at PArker's ior I'm
mediate Shipment refined at iOHc, Fhiia'
delphiA delivery.
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GALE OF VALUABLE
business Real Estate.

business Real Estate.
The undsrsisped, John F. EdmuDdson, Admin
I.trIlor With the will annexed Of Michael 1iernanI
deceased, hereby gives notice that be will on
WEDNESDAY, the siIt day Of July, A. D. 1875
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at public AUG
tIou d The iIont DOR Of the Court House Of Ohio
c1unIy, In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, W.
Va the following described real estate In aid ely
to,wiL All that IIete Of land ironlibg on the east
side o. Main street, between 10Th anu llth streets
and being next south Of the property Of {. A. WIN
verier, formerly belOnging to John blshop, having
twenty-five feet front On Main street and running
hack Of even twenty-five feet 10 width 70 an aiey
In The rear thereof between MAIN and Market Sta,
leInE same property the legal title 10 when Sas
cOupeyrd 10 the Undersigned BY Morris Jones, ior;
Inerly executor and trustee oil aid deceased; SAD
prunsrty /. same occupied At present ~ Mesrs.
El oh Bros. As cigar factory, and lsWell htualed
for business purpose
repfe,entatiTe the undtnIgntd will warrant the
ane specially. .L..
money cash 10 hand, and The Tehdue In two equal
insiailmeuts layAble In one and NO years from the
dsy Of sale, With intensi. Tho deferred plymenis
10 Be secuel 10 The satisfaction o. The undersigned
JOHN +. RDMUHIiSOE,
Administrator n Aforesaid.
CATpwKLL 4 CALDWELL, AtlOrne{s lGe
The above sale Il postponed until WEDNESS;,
DAY, August 9Th, 1878, at II O'Clock A. NJ ~ sAiu
'T III i'O"''' John F, EpMUNDSON, Admir-
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THERMOMETER REooRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner:
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hold a District Convention at Morris
town, Ohio, commencing on Thursday oil
this week.
The Eastern Ohio Conference Of the
NJ. E, Church convenes at Alliance, Ohio,
September 18th. Bishop Merrill, Of Chi
cago, will preside, and there will be $50
members in the conference.
Rev. LYDIA held services al the Wesley
n. Z. Chapel yesterday morning.
Rev. Warden preached in the morning,
and Rev. Pomeroy in the evening, at the
Moundsville camp grounds.
No services were held yesterday at St
Mathews.
There will be no services al the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church this month, owing to
repairs in the audience room.
Father McElligott, Of the Cathedral is
spending the summer at Bay City, Mich
igsn.
Father Sullivan officiated at the II
o'clock mass at the Cathedral yesterday
morning.
High mass was celebrated at the 81
Alphonsus Church yesterday morning a
Z o'clock, by Rev. Father Collins, pastor
Of the 81. Alphonsus Society, the mem
bers Of which organization were presen
in full regalis. Rev. F. Kuehn preached
sermon in English at this church at 10!
A. N.
The attendance was unusually large a
the First English Lutheran Church yes
terday, many Of the other churches beinl
closed. The attention 10 the preaching
was fully equal to the attendance, as ever!
nearer seemed 10 be enlisted. The morn
ing sermon was from Psalm vii, "But lie
ali those that put their trust in thee re
joice; let them ever shout for joy becaus,
thou deiendest them" The evening ser.
mon was on Respectable SIM" from
John viii:9.
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GREAT Bargains in Hamburg Edgings
and insertions at speyer Bros.'
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FIFTY Trimmed Hats to be sold at some
price before our inventory, Aug. 18th.
SPFYER BRoS.
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BARGAINS in every department preyi-
Gus to our semi.annual inventory.
SPRYER BROS.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 90.

CAMPBELL HOUSE,
Accommodation frstclass.
Charges moderate.
Call and be convinced.
SUMNER BoARDEEs WANTED.
iell
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DBGULAR TUESDAY Packet, ~n
III For Parkersburs, Pomeroy, GALL.
polls, Irontou, Huntington, PoTtl- $500
mouth, MAylVllle, CneinnAu and Louisville, the
Elegant Passenger Steamer
NEW AHDE9........-cHLs MuHLENLN, Master,
En. MuHLEuAH, Clerk,
Lsayes TUEsDAY, AuguEt Q, Al SP. n. posihVely.
Passenger and freight Tcceipted through 70 al
points WEST and SOUTH. For freight or pas
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

About 2 o'clock to-day, Jacob Stern,
Of Yellow Greek, while under the inau.
ence Of liquor and walking on the rail-
road track, about q mile west Of here,
was struck by an approaching train and
badly injured.
TRAIN wREcKED-ESGIHEER AND FIRE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05
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