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SLIGHT BLAzR YEsrERDAY.-The alarm
Of fire yesterday afternoon was sent in
from the Central Glass Works, alarm box
No. ia, and:was caused by blaze In the
house OF Ben Combs, an employe OF the
works. Mrs. Combs was attending fun.
sral, aud IN her absence the children were
playing with q Kerosene lamp. They
placed 1t on the stove, and the heat *.
nited the oil, and the lamp exploded,
throwing burning oil all about the room.
The alarm was given, and the Atlantic
engine was promptly on hand, followed
shortly by the others, but the Ere had
been extinguished without their help, and
with ltlle or no damage.
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SUMNER ExcuRsIoNs.-Th p, O. & St. L.
railroad, Panhandle route) and Penn.
sylvania Company, announce the sale oil
excursion tickets to mountain and sea
side resorts during the summer season,
A "route book, giving the location OF all
places accessible, and the channels by
which they are reached. is published by
the company, and can be obtained with
iull particulars as to trains, &C., by calling
upon or addressing ]. NJ. Belleville, agent
p, W. & KY. division, panhandle route)
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va
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TELEPHONES FOR THE CITY.-The joint
special committee OF the City Council, ap.
pointed to consider the ACCESSIBILITY oil
placing telephones at the City Building,
City Prison, the various engine houses
aud the Eighth ward hose house, as rec
commended by Mayor Sweeney, met last
night to consider the proposition submit
ted by Manager Wolf, Of the Telephone
Exchange, II was unanimously agreed to
recommend to Council that the offer he
accepted, and that seven telephones be
put In as stated above, and also that an
eighth instrument be contracted for, to be
placed on the Island when the Seventh
ward hose house is built.
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1
A PLEASANT EvRNr.-0ne OF the most
enjoyable social events that ever took
place in this city came of last night at the
residence OF Capt. Robert Cowan, on
Jac1b street, near Forty.eighth street
For the past FIVE years Captain Cowan
has been superintendent OF the Boggs
Run Mining Company, and has filed the
office with admirable tact and much salts
faction. For many years preceding the
election OF Captain Cowan, his father,
John Cowan, served in the same capacity
and with equal acceptance. Captain
Cowan resigned the Office few days ago,
and in appreciation Of his services his
employees purchased massive silver Ice
pitcher and an elegant gold.headed cane,
which were presented TO tho Captain last
night at bis residence.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. @. s.. Howell, OF the INTELLlGRNcRR,
who in a few words related the pleasing
relations that had always existed between
Superintendent and employees, and the
feeling Of regret on the part Of the latter at
the thought OF separation. So quietly had
the preparations proceeded that the Cap
tain was taken wholly unawares, but he
replied in an appropriate and feeling man.
The pitcher is an elegant silver one,
upon which is the following inscription:
"Presented TO Capt. Robert Cowan by
the employees OF the Boggs' Run Mining
Company as testimonial OF their appre.
citation for his uniform kindness and
rectitude manifested while acting as Su.
perintendent OF said Company. July 4th,
1880"
The inscription on the cane Is nearly
similar. The cane and pitcher were pur.
chased from Hebrank L Bro, jewellers,
and the engraving Is exquisite.
After the presentation Captain Cowen
threw open his house and grounds, and
Vieweg's band putting In It's appearance q
most delightful evening was passed.
Captain Cowan Is held In high esteem
not only by his employees, but by all who
know him, and the presentation Of these
from his friends Is considered
4 very graceful act on the part Of a few Of
his admirers.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin, Scalp, and Blood Humors.
Are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists aud
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston, Il Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, London, and
are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CuTicuHA,
and onehSi times The quantity Of The small 81. re.
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CuTIcuRA MEDICINAL ToI-
LIT soAP, Is cents per cake. cur1cuRA MEDICINAL
SHAVING Boar, is cents; in bars, for BARRIERS and
large consumer so cents.
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Attention is called to the decree Of
court, advertising the sale Of that part
Of the Grant House property, known as
the "Kramer House." to-day, July
10th, at the front door Of the Court House
at 10 o'clock A. M. The lot Is 44xlS2 feet,
more or less; the hotel Is as solid and sub
stantial as any building In the city; Is three
stories high, occupying the entire front;
has all the latest improvements and con-
veniences and Is admirably adapted to ho-
tel purposes, for which It Is now used.
There are two foe store rooms on the first
floor which can be las one now is) oecu-
pied independently Of the hotel. Title
believed TO be perfect.
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TuRNRFs' FRsTIvAL.-The Turner's OF this
section will unite in convention or ceIe'
bration at Allegheny on August 10 next,
The Wheeling Turner'S propose to take as
prominent part In the meeting as oehts
. body OF the size and Importance oil
theirs. They have appointed the follow
ing delegates TO the preliminary confer
ence: Jacob Nunge, II. Beck, Adam
Capel, VIM. Schambra; Alternates, Oscar
Sandrock @. A. Shatfer.. At meeting
held last night, a resolution was passed
to secure Kramer's or some other good
band, and invite the steubenville aud
Bellaire Turner'S 10 unite with those Of
this city and attend the "Bezirk" in a
body,
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted 10
record yesterday in the office OF the
Deed made July S,h, 1880, by James
Ewood Hughes and Anna his wife, to
Dora Schwerlferger, in consideration OF
sl,555, for piece of property on
Wheeling Island, in the Seventh
ward, being the north one-halt Of lot 8,
in J. a. Armstrong; addition 10 Wheeling.
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Personal MESrroS.-Hon. Ben. Wilson
will spend to-day in the city.
Mrs. George ". Reissing, Of Chicago. is
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Shatter,
No. 90. Thirteenth street.
Miss George Forsyth and Miss Lizzie
Waters, two Wheeling bellies, are spend.
ing few weeks with friends in Powhatan.
". @, King, Esq, agent OF the B. & o.
railroad at Washington, Pa, was in the
city yesterday.
Jimmy Atwell OF the Eighth ward hose
company, and Henry Metz, were in steu-
benVille Thursday.
Miss Jennie Ochsenhuhn, OF the South
Side, will go to Pittsburgh to-day to visit
friends.
Capt, Nathan Menshouser, Marshal OF
Ironton, Ohio, is visiting Mr.. Chas. Freese,
OF the Sixth ward.
Mrs. Major T. NJ. McNeely and daugh.
ter, OF Washington, D. O., are visiting
friends In the city.
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john RoENER, Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main
street, has determined to reduce his stock
Of summer goods regardless OF price, there.
fore offers good Prints at SC, and good
Lawns ut &c; Linen Suits and listers at
nearly your own prices. Carpets, Oil
Cloths, and Wall Paper very cheap for
cash. Call without delay and see for your
self
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BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.

The treatment Of Skin Diseases must be constItu-
tonAl and local. First partly the Blood, next restore
the Strength third alleviate the External ympt0ns
There Is but one way to purify the blood and that Is
through the bowels, liver, kidneys and skin. Thee
organs are the natural purifiers OF the system and
carry of waste or dead matter. CuTIcuRA REsOL-
WENT Is the greatest blood purifier 10 medicine. II
Is cathArtc, tonic, aliyor stimulant, diuretic,
resolyent and absorbent II absoFhs 10 Itself the
poisonous elements that oat In the blood and purBes
them from the system. It increases the appetite, per-
ects digesion, and builds up faster than disease
can destroy and hence permanently cnres: CuIicu-
RA Medicinal Jelly for external application, arrests
disease eats away dead hesh and skim allays Ind .m-
nation itching aud irritation, renders healthy ulcers
aud old Sores Snd heals every external affection when
REsoLvRsT Is taken internally. II = atural re-
producer aud beautiher Of the Hair. CuTIcuRA
Toilet soap, prepared from CuTicuRA, Is cleansing,
healing, refreshing, and the only wholesome beau.
ther Of the skin. which Il soitenS Nhtens and pre-
serves beyond all prehe. CuncuRA Shaving soap,
prepared from CuIicUA, 10 the hrIt and only medl-
clna soap compounded especially for shaving. Gem
temen pronounce II worth It's weight In gold.
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Another story,
WHEELING, July 0, 1880.


Editors IntelIIEenesr.
In your local OF this morning we notice
he says the "Hawkers" struck for Flower
prices" &c. Now, as there is hut one
strictly "wholesale" house in the city,
T. A. Morris 4 Co., we presume the
balance "hawked" their berries. The
strike was not for prices, but to protect
ourselves from houses calling themselves
"wholesale" who did peddle their berries
around the city. "HUcKsrER.
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BLOOD HUMORS.


ings with lcerations-Hacking Cough.
MEssEs. WREKs d PorTgR GentlemeH.-I have
been afflicted with Blood Hum0r for two years
which the -eEt city doctor called EryLpelas, Chron.
ic Psoriasis and 'Scald Head. My whole system,
especially face, he I'd and lungs, was affected tried
all the best known adyertlied remedies with sue
cess whatever. Was told by the best lung doctor ln
this city that the sooner got cured the better My
symptoms were 4 humor accompanied by Glandular
swelling, with Ulcen In the Throat and Stomach,
Dry, Hacking Cough. Deafness, with Ringing Noises
log but take medicine with no benefit WHAT YER The
CUTlcURA RKsEDIEs have cured me, In gratitude for
which make this public statement.
Respectfully yours, FRANK ASHLEY.
20 Portland 3d., Boston, April 7, 1879,
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LAKE Observation-Disclosures tickets
will be sold 10 Lake Chautauqua via P, @.
{ ST. L. Panhandle ronte( July 18th.
Fare for round trip So so. Tickets good for
Is days. Trains leave Wheeling at 6:5S A:
NJ. For information, tickets &c, call
upon or address J. NJ. Belleville, agent
r., W. & K division pan. Handle route;,
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, W, Va,
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CoIIiNs' VoITAiC PIasTFRs

These PlA,ters put new life Into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles, strengthen the, Lame and Painful
BACK, draw Inflammation from the Liver and Id
neys, stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, aud when
paced over the pit Of the stomach, cure Dyspepsia,
mitigation, Chhnie DiHrrhoeA and Bilious Collie and
prevent Ague, Malaria and other Climatic Diseases
Get The genuine AK for Collins votaIo 81 .ctric
Porous PlBsters Price15 cen . wsAw
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ECZEMA.

EHectuaiIy Cured In Eight weeks-N0th-
ing Equal TO the Cuticura Remedies.
MHssRs. WERYs PoTTKR: G.nilemea.-Haye new
or used any remedies for blood diseases that eau
pare with the CuTIcURA REMEDIES have used
them In all forms for very severe case oil what the
doctors call Eo1ema, which eiectuAlly cured In
eight weeks. As blood purified, nothing can equal
your CUTICURA REsoLvRNT. cannot say too much
In their praise. and am nosng them about he city.
Truly your, etc., MANUEL MANINTZ.
II Burgundy St, New Orleans, La, Aug %, 1879.
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BoILs, pimples on the face, salt rheum,
old sores, and all cutaneous eruptions dis.
appear like magic when "Dr. Lindsey 3
Blood Searcher" is used.
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Coon SHoorISe.-Prof. Dwight and Mr..
Stewart, OF our club, made the following
splendid scores yesterday at Hornbrook
Park Range. The first at 500, the second
at 900 and the third at 1000 yards.
Dwight at 900 yds-646648966859664-E
+" iOJ '"-6464 1914 . u
I" 1900 "-46624 6-ft
Stewart nj 800 yds-I sd
800 "-66666544 64-1t
{" 1000 "-54046 So!
A large number OF interested spectators
witnessed the shooting aud number d
amateurs took part. The shooting OF Prof
Dwight was particularly fine.
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The Cincinnati Tines makes special
mention In a recent issue, OF some diseases
o. 81 national prevalence, which St. Jacobs
OIL would cure, aud says: "The remedy
Is In every case tonic-almost Teutonic."
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Ghs qntelltgeactr,
ouce, Sos. as and ~ Fourteenth Street,


New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.
Letter List.
Notice to Liquor Dealers.
GotiCe-JOhn W. Schultze.
Hams, &C. r. J. Smylh.
A Good House for Rent-R. J. Smyth.
Extra Gums for Msson's Jars-Chris.
WinCher.
Mrs. Knox's Fluting Machines-Nesbitt
4 Bro.
For Cincinnati, &c.-steamer St. Law
renee.
Commissioner Sale - Grant House
Property.
Trustees Sale OF Quarry Lots.
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CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION. - The
Wheeling Camp Meeting Association as.
sembled in the Fourth street N. =. Church
at Q Pm yesterday. Rev: W. @. Wilson.
Presiding Elder, occupied the chair and
Rev. ]. A. Lancaster welded the pen:
The minutes OF the last meeting were read
and with some slight corrections were ap-
proved. There were present Reys. D. Fl.
K. Dix, g. @. Wilding and Z. j.. Stone,
and James Bodley, Joseph Bodley, D. r.
Bell, J. M. Richards, j. A. McNash, ]. A.
Ewing, Fl. P. McGregor and @. W. Conner.
The printing OF posters, rules and cir
culars was, on motion OF Ii. z. McGregor,
referred to the Committee on Printing,
viz: Revs. J. A. Lancaster and Geo. U.
Wilding.
The Association proceeded to fix the
prices that are 10 prevail during the camp
meeting at the boarding house, viz: single
meals, breakfast and supper, 25 cents each,
dinner 40 cents; for the whole day 50
cents; for the week $500, and at that rate
for the camp meeting. Lodging 25 cents
per night. Furnished room, nicely fitted
up for two persons, S. 90 for the ten days
OF the camp meeting.
On motion, resolved that no tents or
tabernacles other than those occupied,
should be erected inside the square Of
tents.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting upon the subject OF water works,
made their report favoring the placing Of
water works upon the camp ground, and
recommending II wind mill plan furnish
ed by Thompson Hibberd. The report
was received, and then taken up item by
item by the association, eliciting hearty
discussion. participated in by almost all Of
the members. Finally the whole matter
was postponed until the October meeting.
A committee consisting oil G. W. Conner,
J. NJ. Richards and George Edwards, was
appointed to further consider the water
works subject, and report at next meet
ing.
]. A. Ewing, ]. A. Lancaster and 81. P.
McGregor, were appointed to secure the
incorporation OF the Camp Meeting Asso.
citation by the State authorities, 1t having
been formerly chartered by Marshall
county alone.
Revs. G. P. Masden, J. A. Lancaster
and Dix, and James Bodley, were appoint:
ed to ascertain II the ground now occupied
by the camp meeting, could be purchased
and held in fee simple by the Association.
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ALL persons desiring cheap Dry Goods
or Groceries should attend the
Assignee's Sale at corner Of Thirty-first
and Chapline streets, Keller & Schreiner's
old stand,
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SALE OF Dry Goods and Groceries by
Assignee, at corner OF Thirty.frst and
Chapline streets, at cost for cash.
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KELLER & ScHRRlSER having made an
assignment for the benefit Of their cred
itors, their stock Of goods will be sold
cheap for cash to close up.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, July lO.-l a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, possibly occasional rain,
winds mostly south, stationary tempera'
turc, stationary or lower barometer.
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THRRAoMErEH kEcORD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepE's drug store, Opera
House corner:
1917. 1880.
7AN.l9NSP.M7P I7A.W. l2M.8r.N.7 JPN
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SILVER TaBLETARE.-Rars Bargains a
The Iswelry Store OF
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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SEA TURTLE soup Lunch this morning,
at the New McLure House Sample Room.
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GOODS at cost for cash, ct Asaignee's
Sale, corner Thirty.frst and Chapline
streetH,
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Went to drug store and asked for Sozo-
don't. The storekeeper said, Were out
OF that, but here is something just as
good" The practical customer said, "No
you don't" End walked out to neighbor-
ing store and got bottle OF sozodont.
Mwf.kW
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SEA TURTLE Soup Lunch this morning
at the New MbLure House Sample Room.
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THERE will be a Concert this evening at
@. r. Rehleris, on Market street.
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TURTLE Sour LUNCH will be served Mon
day morning and evening at @. R. Behler's
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Major Sweeney went up on the next
train, and found Green, Miss Lottie aud
the watch awaiting his arrival. Green
was hanncuffed, and the party returned
on the late train on the O. & P. road last
night. Green made no objections to com.
ing, but said, Ill would be grateful
change from the Stuebenville lookup"
Green was employed at Erb's livery
stable. He is in the county jail awaiting
a preliminary examination by q Justice Of
The Peace. The watch was a handsome
gold hunting-case, worth probably 500.
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QUICK POLICE woRK.-Yes yesterday vii.
liam +. Shaw, an employee Of Neill &
EIlingham's, gave a friend named John
Green an order for watch which belong
ed to Shaw, and had been left by him with
'lady friend" in East Wheeling. Green
got the watch, but instead Of returning 1t
TO Shaw, as intended by the latter, he put
it in his pocket and boarded the train for
Steubenville, accompanied by frail fair
one calling herself Lottie Bell. Shaw
heard that Green had played him false,
and swore out a warrant for him. This
was placed in the hands OF Chief Of Police
Sweeney, who telegraphed to Marshal
Cahill, Of Steubenville, to apprehend
Green. In about q quarter OF an hour the
following reply was received by telegraph:
SrEUBENvILLE, o., July 0, 1880.
James ". Stcseney, Chitf of Police, Wheeling:
have captured your prisoner and the
watch also. NV. CAHlLI,
Marshal
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BARGAIN COUNTER.

10000 yards hands INC Lawns At cents per yard
1000 yards lat GOlOrUR, aud best Prints 10 SNORT
Pi,crr at hH cents per yard,
10 900 yards yard wide Bleached hushns' IN Anof'
piAc,B ii 6A c"DIs
Don't put Cd I'LL tomorrow II you interd buying
some Of those Bargains a. they will sell very Lat.
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LAWN SUITS AND BUSTERS,

nENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
~ SHE 10 save ihsiT natural teeth We would say
tlat We AE now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them To do 90. BY the use Of IN ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLU8sER We can and are making better
an handsOmer Gold EIllingS, with more ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Pluggor. What We say We can prove by actual
denomination. Call and see Tor yourselves,
JAMES N. sURGlSOS son
aul No. IIB Market It, Wheeling, W. Va.
NOTICE
hereby Oner mIself IA candidate Tor the office
OF Sergeant OF the city Of Wheeling subject to Re
publican rules. st..H -.
ROBERT C0wAN.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS

In Black Silks, Summer silks, Plain and W9o
ImIiugs, ace BUnlinGs, Novelties Ia DreAs uoods
D!btiges, LAwnS, &C., dc.i dc.
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The marks last evening indicated s feet
and falling.
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H0usEKEEpERs, ATTENTION!

we fer N. nc I'd Nuslr', Brown MuSlIns, Get.
tnRs, lab Liirus, TOWelIrg. napkin, white and
eoIoieI Spreads, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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Revs. G. P. Masden, J. A. Lancaster
and Dix, and James Bodley, were appoint;
ed to ascertain II the ground now occupied
by the camp meeting, could be purchased
and held in fee simple by the Association.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-27

fact indicates the likelihood Of a
steady European demand for our
grain. The American Minister at
st. Petersburg draws sorry picture
of the Russian empire, and in a re-
cent dispatch quotes this paragraph
from the Golos of st. Petersburg, a
leading Russian journal, in confirm
alton
"From all sides comes news Of the
harvest being below the average, of
want and hunger, from which will
spring diseases and very likely death.
Beetles, worms and locusts are eat
ing up the corn; the diminution Of
cattle surpasses all belief; diptheria
is taking off the coming generation;
dreadstuffs have already reached
five kodecks per pound. Every one
feels that Russia does not subsist by
the produce of its own land, bat is
wasting it's capital in cutting wood,
selling cattle, pulling straw from its
thatched roofs and depriving itself
of it's very clothes and Shoes"