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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-04

LOCAL PoLir1cAL PoISTs.-0n Thursday
evening, August 9th, there will be Re.
publican meeting at Parker's ball, the
HEADQUARTERS OF the Fifth Ward Republi.
can Club. The hall Ia TO be thrown open
five nights every week as reading room.
The Junior Garfield and Arthur Cam.
paign Club meets at It's headquarters this
evening.
Albert Giesey's sixty foot Garfield and
Arthur flag pole blew down yesterday. II
took the cake for all the flag poles raised
by the boys on the South Side.
The Republicans OF Washington dis.
trict held q large meeting in the Vigtlant
Engine House last night Arrangements
were made to build q wigwam to hold the
future meetings OF the club in. 1t will be
situated on the Irwin property, on Main
street, near Sweeney's works, and will be
OF size TO accommodate three hundred
persons. II will be ready for occupancy
In three weeks from to-day. In the mean
time the club will meet in the Vigilant
Engine House, the next meeting being
held next Tuesday night.
The Colored Garfield and Arthur club
held its weekly meeting at Armory Hall
last night, and the session was one OF con-
siderable interest. Several spectators were
present. Speeches were made by Presi-
dent BUGGY and others. VIM. Moody, Q
porter at the Grant House, made a speech
Of general nature that contained good
many good points strongly put. Rev.
johnson, colored minister from Wash
ington, Pa, was present, and by invita-.
ton made brief address OF practical
nature, showing himself a keen observer
deep thinker and a good talker. Tht
oluo adjourned TO meet again next Tues
day night.
The original colored club meets or
Tuesday evening also, generally, but thu
meeting last night was omitted on account
OF the meeting OF q Masonic Lodge o
which a majority OF the club are members
A Garfield and Arthur club Is to b.
formed at Arbenz Hall, in South Wheel
ing, Friday night.
The Greenbackers "rally round th'
flag, boys" at Crumbacker's big pole to
night.
The unterrified Of the Fifth Ward me
at Henri Schultz's Hall, on Market street
last night, and organizeda Hancock clul
with VIM. Myles as President. After tn
regular order OF business was through
Commodore Seabright took the club to hi
Istore and iectured 10 them on tue query
l"Will beer intoxicated" The club are di
yided on that question.
The Fourth Ward Hancock and Englisl
club met last night in the Fourth war
engine house and transacted their usua
routine business.
Sam Tappan's Nail City Glass Hous
Drum Corps will turn out in full force Fri
day night on the Island at the meeting q
the Garfield and Arthur Club.
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A HAPPY Impulse.

While sitting in the cars recently, one
of New York's wealthiest steamboat
owners read the advertisement Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company. He
felt an irresistible impulse to buy ticket
II was on the morning Of the June draw
ing, and he telegraphe1 for ticket The
lists had not closed at No. $40 Broadway.
New York City, and he received from N:
A. Dauphin a ticket-the last one sold
there-when, to his surprise, in q few
hours afterwards, he received notice In
forming him that ne had drawn 81, 200.
"Ia there such a thing as luckT Any in
formation about the next drawing on the
second Tuesday Of the month will be
given on application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, or same person at No.
$40 Broadway, New York City. D&w
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MUNICIPAL CouRT-Judge Cranmr.-
This Court met yesterday at 10lo'cock AM.
Judge Joel W. Tyler Of Cleveland, o.,
was, on motion Of E. B. Macdonald,
Esq., admitted to practice law in this
The case,oi the Cleveland, Tuscarawas
VNlley& Wheeling Railroad Company
versus G. W. Kennedy, an action in as
sumpsit to recover the amount Of the de.
PENDANTS subscription to the capital
stock OF the Company, was taken up on u
motion by defendants counsel for the Is.
suing OF d subpoena dues 'tecum, requiring
the Company to produce It's books and
papers containing any entries bearing up.
on the case. The defendant sets up the
plea that he Is not bound to pay his sub.
seription, since other subscribers have
been released from their obligations by
the Company. The argument was only
made, when the Court adjourned
till this morning at o'clock. This case is
attended with considerable interest, as 1t
Is to be made a test Of several Of the same
Kind
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sTEUaENvILLE.
srEvRESvt1Lr, August s.

sTEyRESvtILE, August 8.
special Correspondence Of the IntellIgencer
steubenville's pottery israpidly nearing
completion, it being now ready for the
roof. II Is thought 1t viii be completed
early in October.
The report Of burials for the month Just
passed show the total number OF deaths in
the city to have been only IA. This is
rather a healthy showing for summer
month.
One OF steubenville's old residents, Mrs.
Sarah Owesney, mother OF W. "A. Owesney,
Esq, aged 70, died yesterday morning.
She had been resident Of this city for
iorty.two years, and leaves q large circle
OF friends TO mourn her loss.
A large force of workmen are at
work on the foundation oil the new Ger.
man Lutheran Church, at the corner Of
Third and Adams streets. The work will
be pushed forward as rapidly as possible,
and when completed will make rather a
handsome building.
Steubenville newspaper matters are on
the change. The Sunday Nelrs has been
shut down and will appear no more for:
ever, and 1t is now stated, and on good
authority, that the Ohio Pres will change
Its day Of issue and put its weekly out on
Sunday instead OF Friday.
David Spaulding, OF the Jefferson Iron
Works, is confined to his residence on
North Fourth street, by sickness.
One more candidate for the Republican
nomination for Mayor is announced.
This time 1t Is Joseph Beatty, one OF steu.
benyille's oldest residents. Mr.. Beatty Ia
one Of our County Commissioners.
The Jefferson Iron Works Is shut
down this week taking stock, but will
start up again next week. The blast fur
mace, which has been banked up some
time, started up to-day.
]. H. Downs, jr., and wife. Of East
Wheeling, are visiting in this city for Q
Mrs. Mary Byron Reese, OF temperance
renown, is spending few weeks at Ocean
Grove, New Jersey.
The roll Of membership OF the Garfield
and Arthur club is increasing steadily now
including several Democrats who have
seen the error Of their ways and turned
over. The meeting on the l4th Of Thu
month will be rouser, II indications nov
count for any thing.
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FAMILY MARKEr.-0n account OF the
splendid displays Of all sorts OF fruits and
vegetables in our city at present, large
crowds visit the markets each market-day.
We give the following prices.
AedtS-Beef to l23cperpound; mutton,
l0al5c per pound; chops, 10 to l5c per
pound; veal, 10 to l5c per pound;pork, loc
per pound sausage, 10 to l2c per pound;
smoked sausage, 10 TO l2c per pound; ba-
con, l0c per pound; middling and shoul.
der, s to lOc per pound; beei-tongue, 40
to SOC each; canned beef, Soc per 2-pound
can.
Fo,yL, Butter, &c.-Live chickens, Is
to SOC apiece, or s. oSS50 per dozen;
dressed chickens, l0c per pound; eggs,
l2Ic per dozen, lard, l0c per pound;
butter Is to zoe per pound-choice, 25c;
sweetmilk, Sc per quart, or Zoe per gallon;
buttermilk, &c per quart, or l5cper gallon.
Tegetables.-Cabbage, 5 to l5c per head |;
new peas. 4oc per peck; new IL! potsa a.
toes, 15a2Oc per peck; cucumbers DC
each or s for l0c: carrots, 1Oc, per
hali.dozen; rhubarb, SC per bunch; or
three lunches for 10c; beets DC per
bunch onions, SOC per halt.peck; Bermu-
das, Acc per half.peck; radishes s cents o
bunch corn lac per doz ears; dried beans,
Sc per quart; white beans, Sc;' per
quart: string beans zoe per peck;
lettuce, l5c per quarter peck; oyster plant,
Sc per bunch; horseradish, &C per bunch;
onions, two punches for 5 cents; asparagus,
Sc per bunch; new tomatoes. Coo per peck;
whortleberries, Shopper bucket. Peaches,
6Oc per peck; pears, 90 cents per o peck
apples, l0a2Oc per peck; plums, soc per
pt Fish and Game.-Lake fish 25c string;
catfish, 10cper string; oysters, 30a5Oc per
halEcan; zoe per quart.
Ftuits.-New apples, 15a25c per peck
pine apples 10 to S5c each; dried apples,
5 to l0c per pound; dried pears, l0c. per
pound; bananas, 3for l0c; dried peaches,
10 to i5c per pound; water melons, 10
TO $50 each; musk melons 5 to zoe each;
dried plums, Soc per ID; oranges, 80 to
Soc per dozen; lemons, SOC per dozen.
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Mrs. DR.. Sanders and children have
gone to join the doctor at Grand Island,
Nebraska.
Rev. CASTOR married, Sunday evening,
at his home, Nelson @. Wallace and Miss
Emma LETTERS, both Of Bellaire.
1t was reported to the city council last
week that Mr. Crozier has set out stakes
defining his boundaries, and intended to
fence up the ground; and that this would
almost entirely close up the city's ap.
breaches TO the creek bridge. Although
the bridge belongs to the county and the
road was there before it became street, a
surveyor was employed to find outif Mr..
Crozier owned as much as he claimed.
The surveyor reports that the city owns
plenty OF room according to his surveys.
The Misses Battelle, who have been Wis:
iting at st. Clairsville, have returned
home.
Mrs. Charles Fry is still lying very i'll.
Mrs. VIM. Tate, OF Gravel Hill, has the
typhoid fever.
Thos. Cummius and Misses Maggie and
Lizzie have gone to spend some time at
Ocean City.
The weather Monday made the boys
think it was almost time to look up the
most promising walnut trees.
The band was out Monday evening
treating the people to some music. They
played for some time on Harrison street,
near the Goblet Works.
Alex. Heatherington and family have
got home from down the river.
Albert Greenwood has got home.
Thestreet commissioner has been fix
ing up South Belmont street with lime
stone and fixing the cutters. This street
below the creek is macadamized pike
but It generally takes very little rain to
make the pike disappear.
The new window glass office is approach.
ing completion and will be the handsom-
est one in town.
Potatoes are scarce in this market.
Company D drilled in the armory Mon.
day evening.
Four members OF the School Board
were present Monday evening. No i'm
portant business was transacted.
A number OF the Disciples congregation
will attend the yearly meeting near Bel
mont the latter part OF this week. There
will be no preaching in their church here
Sunday, but Rev. |. j. Spencer will preach
on the Sunday after. r. q. f.
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PERSONAL AFFAIRs.--Mr. Thomas L,
Nichol, agent OF DR.. K. ]. SChafer Thomp.
sons great cheap excursion to Chautau-
qua and Niagara, via the Pan handle and
Allegheny Valley roads, is at the samm
House, and persons desiring to obtain in.
formation in regard TO this very desirable
excursion are invited to call and see him.
They will find him most courteous. atfa!
bic and obliging gentleman.
James W. Dickey, John Atkinson and
W. 7. Anderson, Esqs., Of West Alexan.
der, were in the city yesterday.
Kennedy Crumrine, OF Steubenville,
was In town yesterday. .a,'l.s. i..'
John NJ. Swami, OF the Washington, Pa,
Reriep and Examiner, is at the Mcclure.
Jacob Grouse, one Of theo citizens
OF Wheeling, has moved with his family
from that place to Steubenville, and will
make this his permanent hOme.-,SseuIen.
rifle Herald. ..g.....
Mr.. j. II. Downs, Jr., and wife, OF
Wheeling, are spending few days with
their friends and relatives in this city,
SeaLmriLe Herald.
Lieut.. Eugene Gallagher, iormetlSarest-
dent OF this city, and IN officer in %. D,
LIST W. Va. Cavalry, is in the city. His
present residence Is in Brooklyn, n. Y.
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BALBo WILL HAHG.-The case OF Petri
Balbo seems to excite greater interest
every day in this city, where his arrest
took place. A dispatch from New York
says that the refusal OF Governor Cornell
to interfere removes the last hope from
Balbo, the young Italian who in q ct Of
frenzy murdered his wife. The case has
attracted attention in consequence Of the
almost superhuman efforts made to save
him. The Italian Minister, Baron Blanc,
Campinini, the singer, and a large num-
Der Of persons Of influence have tried in
vain to influence the Governor to COM
mute the sentence TO Imprisonment rlor
life. Balbo also has attracted attention by
Lis religious devotions. He has a shrine
aud an altar in his cell, and every day he
spends hours before them. He will be
hanged in the Tombs on Friday.
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Two E1cunyloSs,- ,rhe p. O. &st. L.
Railway Company will run two special
excursion trains to the conservation Mt
Columbus, o. Special train leaving Sat
urday night, August 7, at Has, arrives at
Columbus $50 Sunday morning. Train
leaving Sunday, August s, at $3.50 A. NJ,
arrives ut Columbus ut noon. Returning,
the excursion train leaves Columbus at
$3.50 J. ". Fare for round trip s. 90.
Tickets good for return passage on regular
trains Monday, August ..
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TURTLE Sour for merchants lunch to-day
at the New Mcclure Sample Rooms.


hlfer News.
The marks last evening indicated feet
| inch and about stationary.
The Pres Ellison continues her trips to
Bellaire, leaving at the hours specified in
her time table below.
Little or nothing is being done at the
leyee, the low stage oil the river preventing
the packets from running.
The Florence Myer is advertised to leave
this evening in place OF the Andes.
BY Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, August 3.-River s inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
CAIRO, August 2.-River IA feet s inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. Thermome-
ter 6Go.
ClxcINNArt, August 9.-River 0 feet s
inches and rising. Weather cloudy with
rain falling aud the day much cooler.
EVANSVILLE, August 3.-River 4 feet
10 and Ito inches and stationary. Wealth
or clear and cool. Mercury 690. Down:
Dick johnson, James Guthrie. Up: Ar
kansas Belle.
ST.. LOUIS, August 9.-River fallen
inches, with Is feet Z inch by the gauge.
Weather clear and cool. No arrivals.
Departed: Colorado, Memphis; Helena,
Vicksburg; Red Wing, st. Paul.
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4 Mornrnn INnuMANIrY.
Ar .lntan. Asanaensa 70 Dea.h y !.

An Infant Abandoned 10 Death bJ TX
posture and starvation.
Monday night about 10 o'clock, as two
colored men were engaged in cleaning out
a yanlt on the premises Of the Fourth
ward school house, they found the dead
body OF a perfectly formed and fully de-
yeloped female infant. They left 1t lying
on pile Of shingles in the yard, covered
1t with towel, and notified Justice Bull.
ger, and he instructed them to leave the
remains in safe place upon the prem
ises until morning, when he would hold
an inquest.
Yesterday he empaneled a jury, con-
sisting Of F. Il. Britt, foreman, Jacob Hull,
Lewis Britt, Thomas Cox, James Halter,
Ralph Whitehead, Charles Blanchard,
Robert Cline, Daniel Whitehead, William
Fair, William Gelink and George Carson,
and proceeding to the school house pro.
ceeded to examine the body and take ties.
timony as to what manner and by what
means the child came to Its death.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan conducted
the examination Of witnesses, four in
number-Dr. Wilson, the two colored men,
and the janitress Of the building. One Of
the colofed men, Dennis Gardner, testi-
fed that he had examined the vault on
Friday, evening, and there was no body
there then. He and his assistant, John
Grabam, told the story OF the finding oil
the body. 49,, i,
Doctor Wilson was next called and said
ha had made A partial examination OF the
body; thatit was female child, but he
could not tell without post mortem exam
ination whether the infant had been born
alive or not, as decomposition had partly
filled it's lungs and abdominal cavity with
gas. He thought 1t was a. mature child
when born, and could not state just how
long it had been in the vault, as the
process OF decomposition depended OF
circumstances, but probably not Longer
than since Saturday night or Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Downey, the janitress, had not no
ticed anything suspicious about the vault
Men often came there, but she had neve
seen a woman near it. She noticed tina
on Friday the door was closed, while al
forwards it was open.
The Jury returned a verdict that the In
FAINT came 10 lis death in manner and BY
means to the jury unknown, and at thu
hands ofan unknown person.
No clue has been obtaNed to the guilt!
person. The report in circulation las
. evening that 1t was certain frail fair on
living in East Wheeling, who was recent!
accused of having committed an abortion
upon herself, was without foundation
Two reputable 'physicians told tho write
, several days ago that the woman reierre'
10 had been suffering for some time in tn
early stages OF abortion, when they wer
called TO attend her. They were oblige'
/ to remove the fntus themselves, an'
whether the abortion had been produce,
by artificial means, or was a natural one
there was nothing about the woman to 10
dictate. Olcourse the idea that the chill
found Monday night was hers is, in tn
light OF the foregoing, untensble.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets to Columbus on Sun
day, August sth, for $ 90 the round trip
Trains leave the B. 4 o. depot as follows:
Leave ii 10 P. N. arrive in Columbus at
6:I0 A. M; leave at $3.50 A. Nj arrive In
Iiolnmbns at 9:45. Join the excursion and
witness the CONSIDERATION Of st. J oseph's
GsthsdrSI. and listen to Hayden's mass,
sung by loo voices. Returning, leave Co
lumbus August sth, ut 81 =. NJ arrive In
Wheeling az 9 A. NJ; or leave Columbus
August 9th at 1885 a. NJ, and arrive In
Wheeling at 10 A. ~.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was admit
ted to record in the County Clerk's Office
yesterday:
Deed made August 3, 1850, by Elizabeth
Krebs to Joseph Hasenauer for the east
one.hall OF lot No. 93, on the south side oil
Eighteenth street, in East Wheeling. Con-
alteration 81, 100. .l#.-...s b
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JOHN N. vEsTAL, ESQ, editor and pro.
prietor OF the Plaindeld, Ind, Hendricks
county, Citizen, In recent communication,
says: "st. Jacobs OIL Is making most
favorable impression hereabouts." The
trade, press and people everywhere, are
talking about this wonderful remedy for
Rheumatism. Mess. Wangler Bros,
Waterloo, Iowa, says It Ia perfectly easy for
them to Obtain Ave hundred testimonials
as to It's efficacy. And thus rolls the good
news along, - l-i'
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POLICE STATISTICS FOR JtLY.-Deputy
City Sergeant McCully has finished his
monthly statement. He reports the total
number OF arrests made In this city last
month as ninety.nine. The total amount
OF fines assessed were 1902; amount paid,
Sl52. i' .,n.l'. r
Officer McCully made arrests; Shorts,
10; Price, IL; Rutherford, II; De6baugh,
o; Miller, II; Gillespie, 4; Lee, S; Subj
van, q; Asmus, 8; Wilcox, Z.
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The Eastern Dry Goods storc-Mrshall,
Kennedey & Blake-Third Page.
Wheeling Female College. ~
Wanted-A Young Man.
For Sale-House OH EOf Street.
Excursion to Niagara Falls and Lake
Chautauqua.
Meyer. :. 10
Campaign Goods-W. H. Riley 4 Co.
Wanted Second Hand Buggy. b.
Gas Fixtures-Luke FittOn.
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THgRxoHErRR KEOORD.-The following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
1879. 1850.
7Ax.RH,SP. M.I7AK. l2N.BP. N.7P.M
IS % " 81 o. 6S 6s 6S
WEATHER INDICATIONS. II f-f
WAsulseToN, August Al A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, oG.
Casonal rain, followed by clearing
weather, northeast to northwest Winds
nearly stationary temperature and station
airy or lower barometer.
For the Lakes, clear or, partly cloudy
weather, possibly preceded by IocGasional
rain. northeast 10 southeast Winds, sta
tionary or higher temperature and gene
rally lower barometer. ava,
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REMENpER!-The only perfect pro.
prietary medicine as "Blood Searchefn
Is that bearing the name OF "pr. Lindsey"
and which may be had from druggists
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MANY ladies misinterpret their suffer.
ings. Try box OF "Sellers' Liver Pills. "
Sold by all druggists.
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TURTLE Sour for merchants lunch to-day
at the New Mcclure Sample Rooms.
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LOUIS scnwALB sets a turtle soup lunch
at his saloon, the First National, this
morning.
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ooIIIlsI -VooIffAlo Pl6sTERs

They yItalile, strengthen and support Weak and
PaIni Parts; relieve Chronic Ailments Of tbs Liver
and KidneyS absorb PVis0ul aud thus prevent Fever
aud AEue, MAlaTial and Contagious diseases, and
when placed over the pit Of the somaeh prevent DyA-
PepAla, Bilious Collie, Cramps, and Paihs. Price, %
celtS. WIAW
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Saib, Scalp, AMI BLOOD Aumor"'
preparc,l by WKKKs 4 PorTKR, Chemists and Drug
giStS 500 Washington street. Boston, Ma.s, y Front
81, Toronto Ont, and snow Hill, London, anu aIU
FOR sale BY DruggIStS and deAOrJ Price Of CuIlouHA
SmaII boxeI 20 cents; large boxes, containing Two
and ohohali times the quantity Of the small, s hk-
s0EvKST, 81 per bottle. CuTIcuRA MGDictSAL Ioi-
LET S0AP 25 cents per cake. CuTicuA MEDICINAL
SHAVING Boar, IS cents; in bars LOT bafpeiS AND
lane consumer, 80 cents.
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TuRrLrsoUP for merchants lunch to-day
a. the New Mcclure Sample Rooms.
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SILVER rABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains a
the Iewelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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1904 Main Street.

nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
FIRE TO save thoIr nAtunl teeth We would ~
IN, wa ar nov better pICparul than ever before
spnbls them To do 90 ny tbs use Of an ELE :iieo
MAaXETIC PLrseER We can and are making 9sIsss
PATENT, than have heretofore been made " tIs
c,IT or elsewhere without thu aid Of tie hleeut
PI1Grer, What WO say We can prove ny se1w"
dsSnrsiratIoIl Call and sec for yourselves.
JAMES n. sURGIs0N & SON r
AMI No. tIlS MSrkat 81. WhPalInE. W. va
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-LIMESTONE OUISST
l. on the line Of the C. 4 r. RailrSI ~, sIS W.
port, O., hSyipg switch 10 bold SeJ,n ~ 4, ~.
load stone, tools Of all kinds bort,A. L,,S,slS
hhops, lot Of tack iron aud an AZ Il, ~
Information call On the unden!Snsi ii N, 49,
In BellAre, Ohio, or At the W6FkL AEfETS n.
CLAIM, Bellaire, Ohio, March 2, IgL *
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TURTLE SOUP lunch this morning at the
First National Saloon.
LOUIS ScuwALB, Proprietor.
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TURTLE SOUP and Merchants Lunch this
morning at the New Mcclure House Sample
Rooms, r"t UI
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TURTLE Sour for merchants lunch to.
day ut the New Mcclure Sample Rooms.