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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

ST.. GAINESVILLE, October s.-The work
on tho st. Clairsville Northern railroad,
which is TO connect our present road with
the Cleveland and Tuscarawas Valley
railroad, Is progressing finely. The work
men are nearing town rapidly, when the
tunnelliDg under Main street will be the
only thing to make the road ready for
ties and iron. Should this weather con-
time the work will be finished before
winter sets In. The managers have been
go fortunate as 10 secure the right oil way
from all but one OF those through whose
land the road passes.
The Wheeling firm OF Cox, Dickel 4
Vance have workmen here engaged In
making repairs TO the boiler in Noble Car.
ter's Touring mill.
I. J. Close, Of this place, has child al
the point OF death from cholera infantum
Judge Waters, OF Muscaiine, Iowa
formerly OF Belmont, In this county, IL
visiting friends here this week. He was {
praclicing physician while here, bat won
the title OF Judge as one Of the Associate
Judges Of this comfy. when the law re-
quired such an Office.
Quite number Of our people went &c
Cadiz to the fair this week.
The colored voters have Organized 8
Garfield club here with iorty.two mem
bers. They have not yet received theil
uniforms, but made creditable appear
ance Thursday night, without them. They
had obtained permission from some Of tht
officers Of the Light Guards to use theii
armory for drill, but such strong object
lon was made by some Democrats they
were compelled to do their drilling In the
Fair Ground and on the street.
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WONDERFUL ELEruAXTs-The Toledo
Commercial OF recent issue thus describes
the wonder moving performances oil Fore
paugli's great herd Of fifteen trained ele'
plants, which are TO exhibit here October
2lst In connection with his great combina'
ton Of Menagerie, Museum, Circus, etc.
mo feature Of FoIepaughs great show,
which exhibited here last night, Is more
attractive nor Instructive than the inarve.
Ious antics and performances oil the herd
OF elephants which were shown under the
personal supervision Of Mr.. Adam Fore
paugh, Jr., the youngest and most success
full animal trainer 10 the world. These i'm.
mense brutea, fifteen In number, were put
through number aud variety OF move.
meuts and evolutIons that battle descrip.
tiop, and many oil. (which, indeed, even
though infinitely detailed, would appear
almost incredible TO the reader who was
not 40 fortunate AZ TO be one OF large audi.
ence that laughed at aud applauded their
maneuVeTs last night.
Obedient to tho voice Of their instructor,
Eve OF the largest elephants iell iuto line
and went through series OF military
evoluliUns with the precision and bearing
OF West Point Cadet on dress parade.
Anotk or squad ai eleven formed an i'm.
mense pyramid in the centre OF the arena,
from the summit Of which their trainer
acknowledged the applause which their
performance elected.
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PuLLRx's oBsKouIp The funeral o
Elijah ". Pollen, the unfortunate coloret
man who was drowned last Saturday
night, while on his way to the Beliairt
Republican meeting, took place yesterday
from Mendel's furniture factory on E0f
street, near Twelfth, and was very large
and imposing one, The Young Mems Gar
field and Arthur Club, @. Z. Bailey, Capt
turned out In force headed by the Wheel
ing City Band. Capt. Ham Davis colored
company, to the number VI so, and Capt
Stewart Thompson's colored company
and large number Of Capt Thomas H.
Jones Third Ward Club were In line. A
number OF sir Pullen's personal friends
acted as pail bearers.
Rev. DR.. Draper, colorod divine, con
duc'ed the services both at the place oil
starting and at the grave. His remarks al
the cemetery were Of very sensible and
practical turn.
Capt. Davis and bis LIeuienauls Thomas
and COrBey desire us TO return the sincere
thanks OF his company and all the colored
people oil this city to the Young Mems
Garfield and Arthur Club for their kind,
ness in turaing out to DO honor to one oil
the colored members Of another company.
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rgnsoSALpEXcrLr
Distinguished Visitors In our city aud
MheeIInE People Abroad.


Hon. Brown Douglass, Of Edinburgh
Scotland, who visited the United States ~
a lelegatsto the Pan.PresbYterian Couu
ell, lately In session 1t Philadelphia, ant
ia now making tour Of observation In TIT
country, Is in the city looking around
He Is announced TO take part In the exer
cises at the English Lutheran Church to
Rev. Jacob Sleek, D. D., Of Now Phila
delphia, Ohio, will reach the city by thu
@, L, V, & W. r. r. to-day
Theodore Roller, whose fame Is as wide
spread as his kindness, has been invited
10 use his magnificent cornet and muSica
ability at the English Lutheran Sunday
School tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Col. W. L. Cockayne, OIL
Mouudsville, we're visiting 10 our city
yesterday.
Miss 7. Holiday and Miss Minnie Hall
Of Wheeling, who have been visiting Mis-!
Lou Brown, at Washington, Pa, have re-
s. 81. Bell, agent Of the W. p. &. B. r.
Il at West Alexander sold $50 excursion
tickets to the Washington Exposition.
Rey-Dellvilie, oil P0ltsville, Pa, vas
the guest, oil Mia Mary Pollock, At v Sst
Alexander, this week. ]. NJ. Bellyillet
agent Of the P. W. Ky. II. X, at Wheeling
j Justps Eatin, OF weluOl county, is a
the Mcclure.
hi. Z. Z. Broussard, Of Galveston, Texas
10 at the Mcclure. :.
Mr.. Mont. Williams, who has been visit
ing In this city Tor some weeks, will leaY'
Monday.
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,iou tTainat Olaysyille yesterday mS sai Y
,esulliuR, for Garfield andAithnf' oVt '"'
Hancock and Euglisb, 80. .....,,
Owing TO the fact that there wa .s1 ~
error In giving notice Of the time ~ Wni ~,
the meeting al the Seventh ward wlgwami
was 10 have been held 1t was pos'pon,eu.
TIE Seventh Ward Garfield aud arthur !
Club will meet today at the wlgSa,n a. a, !.
o'clock p. NJ, sharp, and proceed TO the
O. pitOl. 49,, II ,ho Ei,h,b
ward. and also Of the First ward, viii 70,
eeiye flEgs this evening from the females
The Democratsoi Bridgeport have beer
making prodigiouS efforts for weeks q
have q grand "bhgazee" last night, bu
mIied miserably and utterly. -Four or W.
dwellings In KIrkwood were lig hied VI
and three business houses In bridgeport
The procession was small. The meetlni
was addressed by q machine Democra
from Tennessee. Democracy don't thrV'
In Bridgeport
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Intelligence from Various Points rs 10
thcstage of Water, Movements OF Boats,

Intelligence from Various Points rs q
theStage Of Water, Movements OF Boats
etc.
The river last night, as indicated by the
marks on the wharf, was stationary, with
8 feet. 0 inches on tho gauge, a slight adj
vance from the stage the night before.
The Welcome leaves for Marietta and
the Science for Parkenburg to-day.
The Pres Ellison got in at ar. VI. from
Matamoras, and resumes her place In the
BellaiTe trade to-day.
The Dlurnal, O'Neal and Thanhouser
were the only departures yesterday.
The new ferry boat Climax is fully up 10
the expectations Of Captain Inglebright,
and Is said to be one Of the best between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.-Mdrtins Ferry
AtlF.
OF the "color.blind test" the New Or.
leans Tina says. "Dr. Austin, tho United
States Marine Hospital Surgeon, has con.
Quoted these examinations, and during til 8
seven months Just elapsed he ha1 examined
20T men on the test, passing 2S2 and re-
jectinH 10. BY modification oil the order
rejected pilots were allowed TO 20 before
the Board OF Inspectors and stand another
examination on the lights. Out Of the
fifteen whom DR.. Austin rejected ID beins
totally or partially color.blind at his test,
thirteen passed the ordeal Of color livhts
before Messrs. johnson and MoiIatt. !"
The Cincinnati Enquirer, OF yesterday
Gays; The Scotia, Captain Mart Noil. viii
leave for Wheeling and way points this
evening. MT. ]. A. Fickley has charge Of
the office. The Sidney will leave ior
Pomeroy and Marietta tomorrow evening,
Captain VIM. List commands and o. Is.
List has charge OF the Office.
The Pres Ellison, Capt ]. B. Lukens,
will resume her place Ia the Bellaire and
Wheeling trade this morning.
The steamer Dlurnal brought large
lot Of wAlnutlumber to our city on her LAT
trip and had q good trip In general.
Mr. Ham Baker, who Il considered one
Of the best looking men on the Ohio river
above the falls, has charge OF the cook
house on the Dlurnal.
The shipment Of goods made by our
merchants 10 points down the river on
the steamer DiurnAl, yesterday, was very
heavy.
ches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant
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Last Chance TO Visit the Great Pittsburgh
ExpostI Excursion.

The two cheap excursions announce
by the Putsbntgh, Cincinnati aud St. l.oui
Railway Company Panhandle route) 70
Friday and Saturday, October Sth and 9th
will be the last opportunity to visit tn,
Exposition as II closes on Saturday, OClo
Der 9Th.
In order To give echool children an OPP
portunity 10 visit the Exposition, q low ex
cunion rate OF 81 10 will be made for ex
cursion trains Of Saturday for children un
der Is years oi age. This includes aduis
mission 10 the Exposition.
The attractions Tor Friday and Saturday
will be greater than on any previous day
There will be grand trials OF speed anC
a magnificent display Of fireworks at night
The Exposition will be closed with imp
Ing ceremonies; music by the Great West
ern Band. Don't fail to lake In this las
cheap excursion, round trip only s., in
GLIDING admission to the Exposition. Ex
cursion train on Friday leaves at $50 4
N, tickets good returning until Saturday
Trains on Saturday leave rs follows, 0:5(
a. NJ, lac r. NJ. aud 4:50P NJ, tickets gooC
returning by trains leaving Pittsburgh a
1 P. N. and 7:20 r. N. Saturday, regulal
trains Sunday or regular trains Monday
October 18th,
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ANOTHER,

Between l0and Il o'clock brlghtblazt
III up the heavens In the Southern part o.
the city, and this time there was fire, buI
not destructive one. A small iramt
stable belonging to John Boyd had been
fred, and before the Department could ar
rive the stable was consumed. The los
will not exceed 500. The stable was
situated in the alley between Chapline and
EFF aud Twenty.fourth and Twentv.titth
From the bestiniormation we have been
able TO gather 1t would appear that the
tres OF last night were both incendiary,
although the fire at the Tack Factory
might induce theory OF spontaneous
combustion, but 80 far rs the last tire .
concerned there eau be no doubt but that
Il was caused by inCendiarism.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE cAnpAlos RAPIDLY DRAWING
TO A CLOSE.


TIE DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE THAT AWAITS
-,v vvpttRI,cAE cLuuS.
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FoR RENT.-THE wARFror,.
l. AID DWELLING, No, lII Nsls ,I,it'lulsE
euPiei W MeAtfs c. ETAUI 4 BIO. pss.'' W.
APEtl lat, 1850. HESEy = 4, ~,
9co it4 Nj ~,
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wuEELlSo TEACHES AssociArloS.-The
regular monthly meeting Of this associa;
i'm was held In the hall Of the Third
T HSS school a! 8P. ", Yesterday large
Number m Of teachers being present Fol.
i ESnss Mcclure, Of Washington school,
T nSy q very dine. ss!soIioa. ;ou.!tled, "rhS
t t SnSiect Of the performance by Miss E
Ia Of CLAY school, and It clearly
showed up the iOllIss OF frequent changes ~
Of occupations, aud me G teat Ip " l,iS
Of a proper care In tue selection Oh i've
vocation. ,, =, rn,o, scbool
Miss Anna ,,,t ESI" %iIlS y, selection
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ATTEMPTED HoRsE.srEALSG.- Somebody
attempted to steal DR.. Tom o. Edwards
mare yesterday morning shortly after
three o'clock. An entrance was effected
to The stable by wpy Of the carriage shed
and yard, aud the outer door was then IN.
fastened from within, and the animal led
out. The nuiss'ot 7har rhoots ou,the'Hide-
walk awokS the wife OF DR.. Mccoy, who
residCa In the same house, and ehe put
| her head out Of the window aud raised an
alarm. DR.. Edwards hastily dressed and
hurried out, but the thiei had taken
fright and made his escape, leaving the
mare. ~
1t was thought that the object might
possibly DO to release the horses and then
lire the stable, but from the fact that an
other horse was left hitched In the stable
this seems impossible. There Is no clue
10 the thlel.
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Mr.. c. W. BRAUN, In Eureka Syringe
Ark, thinks 1t pays to follow good advice
and sends the following Item, published
In the St. Louis PO,t-Dbpatch. had beer
q sufferer with Dyspepsia for tho pas
three years. Advised by friend, uset
Hamburg Drops, At once, after the frs
dose, l experienced relief. continued
It's use for Que month aud found myself
completely cured. There are so many
suffering with indigestion that my advice
to such would BE-: Do as have done
take the Hamburg Drops aud get cured.
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baltimore aud Return SO. via r., q. .
NJ. L, Ry, and Pennsyiynnia II. Il.

The sale OF round trip tickets via p, G
4 st. l.. Ry. Go. (Pau Handle Route ant
Pennsylvania r. X, will commence Oct
0. Fare for round trip only $40: Ticket
will be good going from the 9th 70 th'
10th, and returning TO the 23d In
elusive. Now Is the time to visit Balti
more. Nothing will be left nndono tina
will add 10 the pleasure Of the visitors
The Mardi GrAs parade will be at night
and the city Illuminated as no city eve
was before, and demonstrations Of the
greatest magnitude on a scale Of grandeur
never before surpassed, will be the ordei
Of the day. To make 1t pleasant and en-
joyable Trip the above route Is the one Il
take.
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FOR Rent.

FOR RENT-A GOOD FOURE00Vs,
I hDlss, CeotrAlly located on Zlhs ,,,'', Ntl
Possession glvsn iiHIat'liitsly Ami, OH
WhsIly q Twelfth HTesi, Of7! zih, IT,. v 80,
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About midnight another fire was, dis
covered at Alley u and Twsuty-seyentt
street In the stable Of Jacob RoEencrantz
The stable was full Of hay and had horse
and COW In It at the time, but both were
released. The loss TO Mr.. RosenCrnntl
will not exceed $3.50. We did not learn
the amount OF insurance. This FIRE Is also
supposed TO be Of incendiary origin, as Mr.,
X, saws he nor no member Of his family
had been In the stable for some time be-
fore TIA discovery,
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HoRsE RAcIxo.-There will be several
horse races on the Island this afternoon.
Louis +. and Lady F will run for Especial
premium. These animals ran two weeks
ago over the same course. In the free
for all race, trotting, there are several en-
tries, and in the three minute pacing racs
there are several entries. There will be q
large crowd aud the races will be full oil
interest.
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TRAxsHER OF RIAL ESrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was adj
mitted 10 record in the Office Of the County
Deed made August II, 1880, by Mary T.
Caldwell, Of Louisville, KY, and John H.
Caldwell and wife, Of Denver, Colorado,
to A. J. Caldwell, Of Marshall county. W.
Va, and Harry q. Caldwell, OF Ohio
county, VIVA, for lot No. 10, and lots
Nos. and 9, square No. IS, CAldWell's
addition. Compensation, IS,
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A gentleman from. Shsrrard informed
Us, Monday, that the people Of that com
munity are preparing to give their old.
time tavorite, Mr.. Jacob Kemple, . grand
ovation in the way Of one Of the largest
Republican meetings ever held Of that
place, The meeting takes place on satur'
day night, the, 9th inst. From the gallant
tight Mr.. Kemple has been making for the
Republican cause In this State, he has
fairly earned the reputation oil the Gag
gresslyo young orator and leader
M0,mdFTilf Rfp0Ftef,
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Look In our Windows

Aud sec those Plaids displayed at l5c
per yard. They arc the handsomest
goods ever offered In 4 retail house Al
such allow price. They are fully worth 400
per yard, and are very fashionable. Don't
delay II you wish 70 secure some OF them,
rs we have but small lot Of them.
]. BLpH 4 BRo.
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The prospects are tina: this meeting will
be the largest aud most interesting held ID
Eastern Ohio for years. The speakers an'
nounCcd are General Gibson, Hon. Thos
Marshall and A. ". Campbell, Esq,
To accommodate the large number de.
string to attend, the Pittsburgh, CinCin.
natl and St. Lonis Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets from Weeeliug and
intermediate points on above date. Round
trip from Wheeling, 90 cents. A special
train will return the excursionis, leaving
Sleubenville at 1880 ~.
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On and alter OCTOBER II, the bo,l,.-..,
dru Of OK, DitESl 4 Ware, win /. n,l''. ,s'Ai
the hrm bamS oil MnDRIIEAD, BIC,yr , = S. ,iir
VIM J. NOOrA'ad, a''HRIps the plr.t,s, ,ss'
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The round trip fare, via the B. 90. R
r., Ia only $40 10 Baltimore and return
Tickets good returning on any train L
October 23i inclusive. The sale Of ticket
will commence on October 9th.
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|. BLUM & BRO.

l. Blum & Bro the house for Silks
1lnm < Bro, the house for Cashmeres.
i. Blum & Bro, the house for Novelties.
]. Blum & Bro, the house for Satin d'
I. blum & Bro, the house for Monte Cloth,
/, Blum & bro, the house for the newest
DrsS Materials ut the lowest prices.
I Blum 4 Bro, the hOuss for New PlAlds.
!. Blum n Bro, the hOus' Tor satins
I Bium 4 Bro, the house for VelyetG.
l. Rum ( Bro, the house for Illuminated
Silks p-,.. =,
i. Blum 4 Dro., the house Tor Frinses OF
every description. MI.
/. Blum & lIro, the house Tor Dress INN
mings and Dugle Ornaments.
]. Blum & Bro. the House Tor UloAks' Do''
mans aud Walking Jackets.
/. Blum 4 Bro, the housO for Housekeeping
To find a good assortment at the lowest
prices, you must deal at
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In brilliant BLACK Satin dc Lyon. We have
secured ten pieces Of q most elegant and
soft brilliant Satin de Lyon. Never be.
fore and never again will the same goods
be sold as low as we offer them to-day, NJ
81 % per yard, no where TO be bad Tor
leSs than s. 90. !. BLuM & BR0.
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TuE CovErs.-CoUSrY CoURT- Judge
Bovd.-This court met at the usual h9nr
Yesterday, and transacted the following
business: -,r nm,
srhraud, natives oil England; Thomas!
Nolan and Thomas Townsend, natives OF
Ireland, and Conrad wRsmann, q native
Of Germany. were each granted their Sec
oud papers,
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To morrow morning aud evening, at the
Court House, the Rev.. Z. Bowers will
speak on "New Church" doctrines
His topic at 10 a. N. will be:
"lf man die, ahall he live again? The
Question answered, and the mystery re.
vealed Of the future life OF Immortality oil
man"
Subject Of lecture at 7r. ": "The Sec
ond Advent OF the Lord; how and when
10 It accomplished Ia the materiAl uni
verse 10 be- destroved?" Those who At
tend will doubtless hear some new ideas
on these interesting subjects.
PULPIT FONTS.
There will be preaching In the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow by the
pastor, Rev. d. A. Cunningham, d. D., al
lO:SOA. N. AT o'clock p. NJ, an address
will be delivered by Francis Brown Doug
las. Eco, who is All elder oil the Free
Church OF Scotland, and has been q mem
bar al the recent General Presbyterian
Council which met In Philadelphia. All
are cordially invited.
AT tnb EOuItH oIcot "VeASunS SSs'S'.
Of 1880 a. NJ, preaching and sAcramen,
Of the Lords Supper by the Presiding Ell
der, Rev. ". g. Wilson. At P. NJ. ser.
yices by the pastor, Rev. y. 7. Maiden.
Free literary and musical entertainment
on Friday evening by the Yoke Fellows
Society.
There will DO preaching at the Disciples
Church tomorrow as usual by W: b.
Thomson at II a. NJ. and at Z N. Sun
day School at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Hite will preach at Zane Street
Church. Subject for morning services:
'"rhe Final Rest" evening, RETROSPECT
ton and ForclOokinE."
International Sunday School lesson
study for tomorrow: Genises XVII, 40
"Jacob and Esau."
Rev. J. A. Simpson, OF Washington. Pa,
will preach at the Baptist Church, corner
Of Twelfth and Byron streets, to'morrS%
At lOI o'clock a. NJ, and O'Clock r. NJ
sunday School at o'clock r. ".
In the Third Presbyterian Church to
morrow, preaching by the pastor, J. )
LYLE, at 1850 A. N. and 7P.N. The first
anniversary OF the present pastoraLe will
be in the evening. Sabbath School ut
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To Baltimore and return via B. 4 o, R,
r. Is only $40, and the tickets take you
through Washington City going and re-
turning. Tickets good to return on any
train until October 23d inclusive.
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wrArnEn lNpIcATloNs.

WARRINGTON, D. O., October 9.-For
Tam, essee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
iair weather, north winds, shifting TO
east and south, rising, followed by falling
baTomeIer and stationary or slowly rising
temperature.
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cniiaren'. EseursIon 20 rii.sburEh Es

Round trip tickets to Pittsburgh for
children under fifteen years Of age, 81 10.
This includes admission TO tie Exposi.
ton. Excursion trains leave Wheeling
Of $50 a. ", lag =. N. and $3.50 r. NJ, Sat.
utdAy, October, 0. Tickets good for 70.
turn passage until Monday,
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ero. r, TAYLOR intends making a mag.
nlfoent display OF Rich Dress Goods this
mornInu Ia his show windows. The ladies
shnuId Stop and feast their EYES.
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Round trip to Baltimore and return via
Washington City Is only $40 via B. & O
Il. Il. Tickets on sale from October 9th tc
October Goth, and good 10 return on any
train until October 23d inclusive. Re
member that via D. &. o. Il, X. you 30 and
return via Washington City.
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NOTICE


u,I r,oro.al, viii DO tesIved al the Ci - Of the
civ CietE unIII MONDAY, OCTOBER J., 1850, q
O'clock D. IN, for suitable and central ot 10 W.
SSySnIh ward, on which to build Hose houie A,I
CONVENTION 10 embrace price, size, location, De-. o.
I"I hi. the tommlttte on Fire Department rusSfElns
IbS fight 10 reject any or al bids. ds 70 30 NJ
irS,Ssd 70 the g am iltse on Fire DsnlfImenS.
U''''s@ ALEX. UPDE3RAFE
CITY Cork,
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Che gstelIi9eafer.
oS,,s, Nos. as and n Hoariosn'h street
Fancy GOOds-C. Behrens.

Fancy GoOds-C. Behrens.
Comforts and Blankets.
Window ShGdes-Friend 4 Son:
Look at This-Emsheim o
local
Auentionl.Young Mems Garfield and
The Ladies' Hancock and English Club
s s1II; n, and Table cutIery-JOhr
Friedel. ,.c,
Mnnied-Boy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

ELEGANT Display Of ladies' CIOaks.
Dolmaus and walking Jackets. Come and
see them. NJ, ". sLo Ss,s e. . Smu