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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-19

A GENERAL opinion prevails that moth.
ing short OF opiates or narcotics will pro-
duce sleep in nervous persons. Thia Is
a mistake. II Is matter OF much conse.
quence to heads OF families where there
are young children who are restless,
sleepless, and Of course more or less irri-
table, TO know that in Lawson's Curative
a most perfect neryine will be found. By
simply bathing your child and rubbing
it with Curative at night, and, several
times day, with small doses taken in.
ternally, you will be surprised how
quickly Il will bring about natural, re.
freshing sleep, and that, too, without any
dosing or poisinous drugs, which only
denden the senses without curing the
difficulty. The Curative Is equally good
for grown persons, for all nervous atfec-
tons.
Large" new 5O.cent size, and nearly
three times more for 81 90. cod
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July ls.-The Board OF Trade
by vote OF 5lS to III decided to abolish
the afternoon session until September Ist
Flour Nominally unchanged. Wheat
Unsettled aud lower, with fair demand;
No. 2 Chicago spring 95a95Ac cash, $50
July, s5aS5Ic August, sake September,
No. 5 ut S5]fa86c. Corn Active and u
shade lower; Ss9<c cash and July, S8Nc
August, 3SKc September, rejected S5slc.
''nt, Steady aud in fair demand; 24kc
cash 231Ec August, 22>sc September. Bye
/. Steady Hml unchanged ct SOC. Barley
Strung nlrI higher at SIC. Pork Fair
demaud Mt lpwer rates; 50 80 cash, 50 S0a
9 33x August 50 4711a9 80 September.
d.-Fair demand at lower rates. So 92H
cash, ~ 9!hhG 95 August, 81 0211a7 05
stptemhtr. Rulk Meats Steady and I'M.
changed. WhisGy-steady at 81 06.
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NEW YORK, July s.-Cotton-steady at
Wheat -Dhll; No. 2 spring 81 0Slta1 Ok, No.
! spring 81 0Sal II, lngrGded winter red
GOO. No. 9 do 81 0sal l01f, No. l do 81 l3a
l IS, No. 2 amber 81 05al 07,Eo. l do 81 IL.
white western 81 GOAL %. Rya-Firm.
Barley aud Malt-Nominal. Corn-Firm;
ungraded Haas 4c. steamer Axe, No, 2 at
4Sa4SNc, ungraded white 40A5Oc, old ives.
tern mixed 4Shc aaoat Oats-Steady;No.
2 at SS<c, white S4aSiIlc, No. l at $40,
do white SIC, mixed western S9GS6c; Hay
Dull and unchanged. Coffee = Active
and lower, tRio In cargoes l2Aal6Ifc
Sugar-Quiet aud steady; fair to good re.
fining I S.l6A79Ec. Molasses- Quiet and
unchanged. Rice-Quiet and firm. Whisky
-$l071f.
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Coup DE SoLEIL.-The mercury keeps
up in the nineties most OF the day. There
appears to be no abatement OF the heat,
and cases OF sunStroke are on the in.
crease-so that additional precaution for
those exposed TO the heat Of the sun is
necessary.
/ August Knoke, Of the Eighth Ward,
who was Frustrated by the heat on Wed.
nesday evening, was improving yesterday,
and IL thought to be out Of all danger.
A couple Of laborers employed by Oscar
Seeley, the plumber, were overcome with
the heat while working in Alley 10, and
were removed to their homes. The cases
are not Of serious nature.
Thos. Stropes, driver Of the Martins
Ferry express, was prostrated by the heat
while crossing the suspension bridge yes"
terday afternoon. He was taken 10 Lyda's
drug store, on the Island, and received
medical attention, and last evening was
slowly improving,
.Timothy I.omarsne, aged sixty.five, fell
10 the Second Ward Market House,
Wednesday evening, exhausted by the
heat He was properly cared for, and is
slowly -recovering.
Captain John Carlin Is confined to his
residence, from the effects OF a coup dc
soteil.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 1s.-Wheat-Steady; ex.
ira white Michigan 81 IS, amber Michigan
spot 81 05, seller July SOC, seller August
Sic, No. z amber new Ole, No. . red winter
spot new ese, seller July 9S3<c, seller Au'
gust 90Hc, No. 8 red new 92c, No. 2 Day.
ton and Michigan red new 97c, rejected
Wabash new 76o, No. Q amber Illinois new
99Hc. Con-Dull; high mixed 40Kc, No.
2 spot 40Hc, seller August 800, seller Sep
tember held at 40c, rejected SSKc, dan.
aged S21c. 0ats-Qulet; No. 2, 26Hc,
white 29Kc, Michigan 2SIla261Sc. y.
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14AAh bSNOo-ShchtJs
sToCKS-The market was irregular in
early dealings and prices fell u to ~ per
cent, the latter for New Jersey Central.
After the first call however strong tone
set in and prices advanced steadily till the
second call. The principal activity was in
Lake Shore, Northwestern and st. Paul.
During the afternoon the market was char.
acterizcd by strength and higher range
OF prices. The Improvement from the low.
est point was 4 to TX per cent, the closing
quotations being in some cases about the
highest OF the day. The greatest rise
was In Granger stocks, which advanced la
TX, followed by New Jersey Central, which
recovered IL per cent. In the general
list Lake Shore, Western Union and Della.
ware, Lackawanna d Western were the
strongest stocks.
Transactions aggregated $1,000 shares,
Of which 1000 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common, 1000
preferred, $4,000 st. Paul common, 1000
preferred, 5000 Lackawanns, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 500 Western Union, 1000
Pacific Mail and 1000 New Jersey South.
eFn.
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PERSONAL PoISTs.-Dr. Z. A. Hildreth
has been confined to his bed for several
days by severe spell Of sickness.
Will. Hedrick, Assistant Secretary oil
State, has been of duty for week or go
on account OF severe indisposition.
Gov. Mathews ia i'll at his home in
Lewisburg, Greenbries county.
Mr.. Arthur Little and family have
gone 10 the Moundsville camp grounds,
where they expect to sojourn for month.
Messrs. Frank Stanton, John Surgison,
H. T. Black, c. W. Franzheim and George
Salade, publicly known and hailed az
the "WaIking Club" leave to-day for
Webster county on two weeks tramp.
Mr.. William E. Boggs, who has been
lying i'll with typhoid fever at his home
in Cadiz for several weeks, was reported
little better on Wednesday night. He
is considered out OF immediate danger.
Mr.. T. II. B. Haase and family left
last evening for Danville, Va. Mr..
HaaVe will return in day or so; his
family will stay until abont Sept. lat.
President Patterson, Of the 81. Glars
vile Narrow Gauge, was in the city yes
day.
We received an interesting letter by
last nights mail from Mr.. Samuel Laugh.
lin, written at Geneva, Switzerland, which
we will publish tomorrow.
Messrs. OFT Cummins, G. B. Hart, and
Mr.. Pritchard, Of Philadelphia, returned
last night, at II o'clock, from hunting
excursion in Pendleton county.
Col. Dan. Johnson arrived from Brooke
county last evening and registered at
the St. James.
The family Of DR.. LYDIA have taken up
their residence on the camp ground at
MoundsviIle, to spend the balance of the
summer.
Mr.. John Lafferty, who has been i'll Of
typhoid fever for some weeks past, was
reported in very critical condition last
night.
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ClSc,rrATi jay 1s.-Cotton-Firmer,
but not quntably higher, at 1iHc. Flour
steady. Wheat ~ eaker; the advance In
freigh and heavy receipts depressed the
nnarket; urW SOa9fc Corn--Dlll and nom.
inal, Ut 4Od4!U. 0tts-Demand full and
ma net firm ut 27a30c. Rye-Dull at 5Sa
66c Barley full and unchanged. Pork
.-Qn'tI an firm at $40 00al0 Is. Lard
In goot demHnh Mt full prices; current
make "a 97!f, kettle 7Xa71Sc. Bulk Meats
Quiet aud firm ut IS 70a5 SO 1fa6 121fi.
Bacon.--f aSier at 64Ea69Ea6Ac. Butter
Dali and unchanged. LinSeed Oil
Steady at 5la5Ss. ,Whisky-Quiet and
steady at 81 04. Il 3irg I'D =.
AoGs-Fair demand for light, dull for
heavy; common s. 90a4 rs, light 81 25a
4 Is, packing 81 SOa4 80, butchers 81 Goa
an
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

Comparing the leading items in this re-
port with the corresponding ones In the
report for June, 1871, we obtain the follow.
inc resllts:
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ITCHING PILEs.-T The symptoms are
moisture, like perspiratiou, intense Itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress.
Ing, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling In and about the rectum,
the private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed To continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. swayne's All Healing
OintmentiS a pleasant sure cure.
HOME CURRs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use OF swayne's Oint-
ment In short time made perfect cure
J. ". CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, 344
N. End st,
7: c. WEYMAN, Halter, 8 s. Eighth St,
Philadelphia. ''
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, any
Crusty, scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur.
rency or postage Atanps), 50 cents box,
three boxes ST %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne L Son, $50 N. Sixth Street, Phila.
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold BY
leading druggists. Logan, List q Co:
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WILL ADMITTED To REcoRD.-The will
Of John Henry Green, deceased, was adj
mittcd to record at the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Yesterday. Decedent
bequea,hs the residue Of his estate, re-
naming after the payment Of his just
debts, 10 his vile, Anna Green, TO hold
during her natural life, and at her death
to go 10 his daughter, Rachael VanfoSsen,
"Ior her own separate and proper use and
benefit, free from the control oil her huS-
band.n The will Is dated June 20, 1865,
and witnessed by James 2. Rogers, VIM.
W. Ferrel and George o. Davenport.
Mrs. Anna Green was qualified as execu-
trix; bond $4,000.
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were ad
mitted to record in the office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Feb. p, 1877, by Lanor
Mccain, widow, Of Zanesville, Ohio, To
Thos. Brewster, OF Wheeling, for lot No.
s, in Bushfield 4 McMechen's addition to
the city OF Wheeling, together with the
improvements thereon; $3.50.
Deed made July 0, 1878, by Harry ".
List and wife 10 Sarah @. McClyment, wife
Of Quinten McClyment, for the east half
Of lot No. l75, in the addition to the city
Of Wheeling laid out by orloff A. Zane on
Zane'a Island; $500.
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The Commissioners Of Brooke county
and the Committee on Roads and Bridges
Of the Ohio County Commissioners will
meet Al the Short Creek bridge to-mor.
row morning at 10 o'clock, and award
the contract for rebuilding the abut.
msnt OF the bridge. The bids will DO
opened by the Com uissiouers, and the
contract awarded to The lowest and best
bidder,
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HAND Cur.-A young son Of Fred.
Gruber, the we'll known shoemaker, last
night thrust his hand through q window,
severing the alnar nerve. The wounded
hand bled freely, but the flow OF blood
was stopped by the attending physician,
and the little fellow was doing we'll at
last accounts.
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CHILD BADLY HURT.-A small child
Of Mr.. Joseph schaffer, residing on South
Broadway. between Virginia and Ohio
streets, last evening fell from ladder
upon pile OF bricks, and was seriously,
and perhaps fatally, injured. The little
one was picked up in an unconscious con-
ditiou, and with the utmost difficulty was
consciousness restored. Some hopes are
now entertained Of It's recovery.
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Philadelphia.

PHnADRLpuIA, July s-FIour-D Dull;
superfine 50 6OaS 90, extra s. 0Oa4 90, Min.
nesota family 81 50a5 80, high grades So 90
az 90. Wheat-Dull aud lower red csc,
amber 9Sca$l 90. white 81 u. Corn-Quiet
white western SSa34c, western mixed 3la
SEC. Rye-Dull at 50a5Sc. Provisions
Steady. Pork-$l0 25al0 so. Beef India
mess $l7 90. smoked hams 11al2 Nc, pick.
led 9Aal0Nc, green Ease. Lard--Steady;
butchers exc, Kettle 7Ifc. Butter-steady;
Western Reserve 1ialSc. Eggs-stead y;
western 10a12c. Cheese Quiet and firm;
western choice 611a7c. Parliamentary;
refined 1876, crude SSEaSI<c. Whisky
Steady and unchanged.
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Ina business note from the President
# the Wheeling Female College, we learn
that the prospects for the ensuing year
are highly encouraging. We are glad to
know that the people Of the State are tax.
Jog such in interest in our College. This
IL rs il should he. Oar people should
take hold, patroniEe and support in every
way possible their State institutions,
when they offer advantages equal, and al
much lower cost than institutions in
other States,
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4soREGT, strarping big colortd man
was arrested yesterday By Officer Gra-
ham, for bathing in the river intaylighl,
Graham chased the black rascal from the
wharf TO the water works before he laid
his lilly white hands on him.
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JUSTICE WIN. PHILLIPs.-Michael
Stein was before His Honor on Wednes-
day evening, to answer charge Of com
hitting a breach OF the peace. The case
waS dismissed at The costs OF Edward
Real, the complainant, and Stein was
honorably discharged from custody.
August Miller, who, on the 9th inst,
was committed to jail for one year, for
threatening to kill his vile, will be taken
out to-day and given re-hearing before
Justice Phillips.
1t was Minnie Real, and not Minnie
Retler, who was before this Justice on
Wednesday on peace warrant.
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TAG PAST EteHT suMMERs-It may
be interesting, II not refreshing, to look
back few years and compare the mete-
geological record Of several summers
past with the. present nnprecedentedly
high temperature. Eighteen days Of
July have passed, and the result 40 far
stands about VA follows, from observa-
lions taken by Dr.. +. A. 6ildre,h: max.
imum 9S, minimum SO, mean "a. The
warmest day was Wednesday, and the
coolest the 4th inst. But we will give
the result Of the Doctors observations
during the month Of July, the hottest
month Of the year, for eight seasons past: :
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CHICAGO, July1s.-The DrOuTs' JournGI
reports: lt
HoGs-Receipts 1900. shipments $500
No improvennenf all grades q shade lower;
choice heavy at 81 30a4 90, light 81 20i
4 so, mixed "a 00a4 20.
CATTLE-Receipts $500, shipments 5000.
Weather cool and favorable; market steady
and more active; shipping "a 20a5 3D.
butchers slow, cows $20OS3 81, bulls g 0d
3 90: Texansplsnty and unchanged at 50 20
as 90.
sHRKP-Recelpts 800, shipments 4l0.
Good market; sales at s. 30a4 20.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money an q Ntoeka.

NEW YORK, July MONEY Closes
easylat l. a9 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4 per cent. Customs receipts
1896 200. The Assistant Treasurer diSburSed
$4,000. Clearings 81, 100000. Sterling
4.sSa4.S6.
GoLD-opened and closed at 100N, with
sales during the interim at l00H.
oyRRNMRNTS-Actiye and firm.
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any little ones are never slckly any
more, since / have been using McLdin's
Worm Candy" Such was the remark Of
a lady friend the other day she says the
children cry for them and they are just
the thing she wants. They are perfectly
white and pure, containing nothing which
would iDjure an infant. Full directions
on each box, which sell for 25 cents. One
trial will convince the most skeptical.
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TaE candidates for The various Offices
to be fiIled in our midst this fall are now
tramping around among the dear people
singing Col. Ben's song 10 their ears, the
chorus Of which is;
"HoEdy, hOWly, hoGdy do
How Il your vile, and how are you
AhIit dts my Est - no other can,
The horny hand u the EOFAiRgmIH,"
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LOST Or sT0LEN-A Russian Leather
Wallet containing o large sum Of man.
ey, Bank Book, and papers OF no value
to any one but the owner. A liberal re.
ward will be paid, aed no questions
asked, II returned to .....
W. o. GUSHING,
81 Twelfth st.
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NEW YORK, July ls.-BusinsSs fair in
some departments. Cotton AannelS doing
well and grain bags active and scarce.
Medium prints In better demand. Ken.
tucky jeans moving more freely. Fancy
cassimeres and Worsted coatings rather
more active, and AAnnels In fair request.
Foreign goods continue quiet.
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BOARD OF EoucAuoN.-The Board Of
Education met last night 10 regular
monthly session. Present at roll.call :
MesErs. Baird, Biugell. Hastings, Hupp,
Watkins, Collier, GoeriBg, Cochran, Hess,
McCully, Scott, Miller, Maxwell, Todd
aud Wilson-l5.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The Committee on Accounts submitted
bills aggregatlng Sl66 81, which were Or
dered paid.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds reported that they had made
their annual visit 10 the school houses.
and would recommend the following ap.
preparations for repairs: First Ward,
Sll2; Second and Third Ward, $207;
Fifth Ward, no estimate; Sixth Ward,
$3.50; Seventh Ward, $500; Eighth Ward,
$40; colored school, Sl2; whole amount
recommended by the committee, $l.lsl.
The report was adopted.
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
The Superintendent submitted bis re-
port for the month, which is as follows {:
WHEELING, July IL, 1873.
10 he Board Of Education:
GEsrLEMRN-Your attention ia respect.
fully called 10 the following abstract Of
the reports OF the schools Of the district
for the month OF June, 1878: Enroll.
ment for the month 3,0ss,average attend.
ance 2,60l, do absence 397, per cent Of
average attendance on enrolment 81, en-.
rollment since September 1st 4,967; cases
OF tardiness-Washington 80, Madison 0,
Clay III, Union al, Centre SO, Webster
So, Richie SO, colored G3, total $40. No.
Of pupils perfect in attendance Wash.
ington $50, Madison rs, Clay 200,
Union l25, Centre 60, Webster SO,
Richie 100, colored 8, total s76.
Enrolment in each school = Wash
ington 3Sl, Madison 2-S, Clay 543, Union
sol, Centre 1926, Webster $50, Richie COL,
colored SO. Per cent Of attendance
Washington So, Madison SO, Clay Of,
Union sS, Centre 81, Webster 8S, Richie
SO, coIored 70. No. Of pupils in the sew
eral branches 0rthography 3,0S5, read
Ing 2,999, writing 2.l77, mental arithme-
tic ! ,474, written arithmetic !, 4S4, geog.
raphy GAL, grammar Sl5, history 80,
physiology %, natural philosophy SO,
chemistry 32, botany As, astronomy "a,
algebra 100, geometry 80 US. Constitn.
lion 40, physical geography 2S3, mental
philosophy 12, German Language 1852,
drawing $50; amount paid for instruction,
including German, $3,S27 30.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment in Observation-Disclosures
9, Madison 10, Clay 81, Union 10, Centre
IS, Webster 10, Richie 80, total 1902;
number Of pupils Of German parentage
1l3, other than German parentage AZ, be.
longing to Grammar schools 81, division
A 1906; amount paid for instruction in
German Sl54.
. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
Comparing the leading items in this re.
port with the corresponding ones in the
= IL ~. Al FL l..
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THE removal Of small frame building
from the corner Of 33d and Eoff streets
to the Nail City Brewery, to some extent
interrupted street car travel yesterday.
Passengers were transferred from one car
to another at the point where the build
ing INSTRUCTED the road.
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River 0 feet and falling. Weather
terrifcally hot, and business on the land
ing merely nominal.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at 10! o'clock,
The local packets arrived and departed
a. usual.
The Mallis RagOn will be the Parkers.
burg packet to-day at l0i o'clock.
due at noon.
, The Telephone, from Pittsburgh TO
Cincinnati, will pass down tonight,
lBy Taisgrapb.l
PrTTsBuRoH, July ls.-River 2 feet II
inches and falling Weather clear and
hot. 7s
NAsHvn1E, July 1s.-River station.
AIRY and stands 3 feet on the shoals.
MEMPHlAJu July ls.-.There was q further
decline OF 8 inches In the river to-day.
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentTy and diarh1a,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% cents bottle. d&w
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We do not know from where the lea.
der Of the Hessian Music Band does re.
ceive his music, but we know that
his Orchestra has now the finest selec-
tions above any in this country.
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As will be seen from the above, the
eighteen days OF this month shows high.
err mean temperature than the month
Of July for eight years past.
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iYEsrgRDAYs METEOROLOGICAL REQ.
oRp.-Yesterday's meteorological record,
as registered by q thermometer at
schnePf's drug store, Opera House corn
al. Ia M folloWs:
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NEuHAusEN hit it this time. Every
body who heard the Hessian Orchestra
last year is anxious to be delighted by it
sgain.
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THE music loving and understanding
public will turn out en- maSse to-day 10
hear the wonderful renditions Of the
Hessian Band.
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TWENTY pieces Of new Pacific and
Hamilton Lawns at l2l and Is cents, just
opened BY Geo. R. Taylor & Co.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
as observed at Schnepts drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
BAN IAN. SPIN 7P.N.
IS 20 100 So
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Coop weather for salamanders.

TaE Hessian Band Is undoubtedly the
iayorite with our Wheeling people.
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No strictly first class salad dressing is
complete without Prussing's Apple Vim
egar.
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CALL soon at John Roemers, Nos. 2Ols
and 9O2l Main street, II you wish to save
monpy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-19
T1uGNIX SALOON & RESTAURANT
No. g WARRINGTON HALL

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