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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-06
NEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
HELLAIRE.
Local News Notes and Personal InteIi.
Eenee.

Local News Notes and Personal InteIi.
Thelarge posters are up announcing the
first meeting on the square. Hon. L.
Daniord will address meeting there Sat
urday evening and open the campaign for
the Republicans. The Democrats have no
stand erected as yet. They can't build a
platform to match that OF Cincinnati; for
there are no free trade planks to be found
in our lumber yards.
Tickets can be had at O. Hanke's SELDOM
by those who wish to go on the Pewiky
excursion to the Turner's festival at Allie.
gheny. The round trip Is two dollars.
Misses Dolly and Mary Belle Rowles got
back Thursday from their visit out the
Bellaire and Southwest road.
Prof. Cox, our new superintendent, is
looked for here before the tenth instant.
The Disciples yearly meeting" and
Sunday school convention began Thurs
day, near Belmont.
Mrs. A. Sheets has gone to Morristown
on visit.
The Jim Patterson base ball club will
have ball, at Turner Hall, Friday even
ing. :,
James Reese aud family took their din
ner in the woods Thursday.
Colonel Poorman has accepted the invi-
tation OF the Seventh ward Republicans,
OF Wheeling, to address meeting on the
Island Friday evening.
Several car loads Of walnut boards were
shipped from here by Mr.. Braidon, Thurs
day.
John Taylor, who has been on visit to
the East, is back home.
1t is hard to find the old Ohio Glass
House, among the larger buildings that
have been built all over the grounds by
the Goblet Company.
Michael Brandt has gone North for q
trip on the lakes.
The Bellaire nail feeders want to try
their hand at base ball with the La Belle
feeders. They think they can succeed
better than their bosses.
Mrs. John Brean and Miss Nellie leave
for their home at Morrow, Friday.
LIB. Shannafelt is repairing his house
that was damaged in the Kemple fire, and
Mr.. Kemple will rebuild soon.
D. Benline warns all not to buy OF Mrs,
Mary Benline the house and lot on Guern'
sey street, opposite the school house, as he
claims 1t and has the question in court
enquirer" asks, through the columnt
OF the Tribune, a good many questions o.
Mr.. Mooney, President Of the Bellaire &
Southwestern Railroad.
John B. Hill has been granted permits
sion to have a slaughter house on the
south bank OF the creek, near the rlver.
II Belmont county farmers would bring
their nice peaches TO Bellaire, they would
: not have to haul them home again for
want OF purchasers at dollar bnshelI
as some Of them do from st. Ulairsyille.
II. G. +.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain Of cut.
ting teeth? II 30, go at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately-depend upon II; there Is no
mistake about 1t. There Is not mother
on earth who has ever used itwho will not
tell you at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use In
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile Of Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Beware Of limitations. Aw&H
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GRAFTON.
Republican Judicial Conyention-father
Walters Death.

Republican Judicial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Walters Death.
GRAFTON, August 4, 1880.
Special Correspondence Of the fntcllGenoer.
The Republicans OF the Third Judicial
district, under the proposed amendments
to the Constitution, held their convention
here to-day. There was good represen-
tation and the proceedings were marked
by good order and unanimity. VIM. G.
Worley, Esq, OF Preston, chairman of the
committee, called the Convention To order
and Fl. P. Davidson, Of Taylor, was made
chairman and James W. Holt, OF the Graf
ton Sentinel, was appointed as secretary.
James A. Brown, Esq, OF Preston, was
placed in nomination for Judge oil the
District by E. G. Jeffreys, Esq, OF Taylor,
in a brief and pointed address. The nom.
nation was seconded by Mr.. Dawson, Of
the Kingwood Journal, who gave brief
history OF Mr.. Brown, portraying his emf
nent qualifications for the office. He is q
graduate Of Washington College; has prac-
ticed law twenty years; he is a man Of I'M
improbable character, sober, industrious,
honest and capable. He has the finest
practice OF any lawyer at the Kingwood
bar, and is undoubtedly superior in all
respects to his opponent.
Mr.. Dawson stated before the conven
ton that the Hon. W. G. Brown would
have supported Mr., Monroe OF Preston as
against his nephew, James A. Brown, but
his confidence in Mr., Ice, the nominee OF
the st. George Convention, is not SO
strong, and that he had expressed himself
to personal friends that James A. Browni is
better lawyer and would make better
Judge than Mr.. Ice.
There being no further nomination, Mr..
Brown was unanimously declared the
candidate Of the Republican party for the
office, and the sentiment prevailed in the
Convention that he would be elected.
Messrs. Worley, Holt and Dawson, were
appointed to notify Mr.. Brown OF his
nomination, and ask his acceptance.
The people OF Grafton were both sur
prised and grieved to hear Of OF the death
OF the Rev. Father Walters at Wheeling,
as announced In the papers Of yesterday.
Father Walters was for ten years priest at
Grafton, and he had many warm friends
in this place. It by his energy and
financial aid that the fine Catholic Church
here was erected. WATERMAN.
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TO CHICAGO.

Sls4bsnetils AecOmRodaiiOa-lSavu BsIhlr q, "a
p. M, Bridgeport 800 p. ~; arriVe1 Al sR1bsa1ia
wy Wv, Z, n ~ 49, a. pD, n -, =, ~
The SteubenVllle ACCOmmOdltIOu 10 AlHh.a
their regular tTip TO and from Bte1bebVlIle, Vlnl1
the following t1ps between BGllAlrO sn4 yFai
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
STEALING OUR TRADE.
british steamers From the UnIted states


British steamers From the United states
10 Brazil.
WASHINGTON, August .-The Consul Of
the United States at Para, Brazil, informs
the Department OF State that line Of
British steamers has recently been estab-
lished between Bubia and the United
States. It Ia intended that every port be-
tween Bubia and Para shall be stopping
place, but no stoppage will be made be-
tween Para and New York. At present
there are only two steamers, OF 600 tons
burden, but others will be added as BUSH
ness increases.
The Consul thinks that Americans ought
to have the carrying Of this trade, which
ia large. He Is also Of the opinion that
there is an excellent opportunity to estab-
lish line Of steamers between New York
and the Amazon Valley, and remarks that
1t Is currently reported that the citizens OF
Manoas, city OF some 5000 inhabitants,
about 500 miles from Para, on the Rio
Negro, near its junction with the Amazon,
are DESTROYS OF establishing direct trade
with the United States, and are willing tc
granta subsidy OF about $500 each trip
but whether monthly orltri.monthly is moi
stated. The import duties are 9 per cenI
and the export duties 8 per cent less a
Manoas than at Para for the purpose o
encouraging direct trade with foreign
countries. The agent at Para OF the Brit
ish line OF steamers makes no secret o
the fact that their steamers have,paid enor
mously,
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A Boon FoR TIE IsLAND.-The Seventh
ward Garfield and Arthur Club, having
secured a handsome site for their pro-
posed wigwam, propose to utilize 1t this
evening as place Tor Republican mass
meeting. A substantial platform has nc.
cordingly been erected, and arrangements
made to have a glorious old time rally to.
night. Col. o. L. Poorman, Of Bellaire, a
popular and pleasing, as well as an able
and eloquent speaker, has accepted an in-
vitation to deliver an address on the occa-'
sion, and favorite Wheeling speakers will
also be present and speak briefly. Tap.
pans drum corps, consisting Of nine
pieces, will make music for the affair,
and the grounds will be brilliantly lighted
and handsomely decorated. The stand is
on Virginia Street, between South Huron
and South York.
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUBs.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting OF the Union
district Garfield and Arthur club was held
last night, at the Atlantic Enine House.
The club was addressed by the Hon .. d.
Hubbard, who held the non-progressiye
policy and practice OF the Democracy Of
West Virginia up to deserved scorn. His
speech was very timely, and was received
with enthusiastic marks OF approval by
the audience. A large number OF names
were added to the roll Of the club, and the
good work goes bravely on.
A preliminary caucus was held at the
Second ward market house last night with
view to organizing Garfield and Ar
thur clubfo that ward. Several specimens
OF caps, uniforms, helmets, &C., were ex-
amined but no definite conclusion arrived
at in regard to choice. The organization
will be completed at subsequent meeting.
The Fifth ward club met last night at
their headquarters, in Parker's Hall. The
only business OF Importance transacted
was the nomination of the following per-
sons for the positions for which candidates
are to be chosen at the coming primaries:
County Commissioner, DR.. I. @. Edwards;
School Commissioner, y. 9. Motif; JUS
tees OF the Peace, E. W. Dunaway, S. 9.
a. Hamilton; County Constable, Joseph
Degant. Parker Hall Is TO be open five
nights in every week, and on such nights
as meetings are not held, a supply OF news
papers and other reading matter will be
iound on the tables. An excellent drum
corps has been organized by this club,
also, and the boys are talking Of having a
moonlight excursion.
The Republicans OF the Sixth ward will
meet tonight at the Hope Hose House to
organize campaign club. They ought to
have large turnout, and make up in the
vim with which they go into into II now
for the time they have lost in organizing.
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CoMMIrrEE MEETINGS. The Committee
on Water Works held a protracted session
last night. The usual routine business for
July was disposed OF and the matter of
awarding the contract for furnishing the
machinery for the setting Of the new
Worthington pump was taken up, and
bids were examined. Only two bids were
handed in, and there was such q differ
ence between them that the making OF
awards was delayed until another meeting,
The Committee on Health was also in
session quite while last night, but moth
ing Of importance was transacted. The
Eighth ward goose ponds, and other cry.
ing evils, received their modiCum OF notice
aud were passed upon In proper manner
by the committee. The residents OF the
Island asked for q sewer extending west
from Penn street, which was iayorably
considered.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades audited the bills Of the Street
Commissioner for July. Nothingo inter.
est TRANSFERRED.
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NIP IT IN THE BUD.
An Organization Forming for the In.
yasion Of Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, August o. Information
comes up from Texas that what is known
down there as the "Grand Army Of DC.
cupation," an organization whose object
seems to BIO the invasion Of Mexico, under
Dalrymple, Is assuming considerable pro-
portions. Three hundred men are en-.
rolled in Austin and vicinity and the first
regiment OF Texas cavalry, Of which Col.
Armstrong, OF Austin, is the commanding
officer, has three hundred members and
recruiting is going on. F. ". james, who
Is General OF the Texas militia, has been
given the command Of. the Department
embracing Texas, New Mexico, Arizona
and California. He has appointed staff
and consultation has been held, but the
results have not yet transpired. The
movement is attracting good deal OF at.
tention and the belief is expressed that il
the Government does not interfere serious
trouble will be the result"
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Naughty americans.

TORONTO, August s. To-day, while
making deposit in the Dominion Bank
man named Petman, clerk OF the Build
ing and Loan Association, was robbed Of
s., 1000 by two Americans, who escaped
He laid his bank.book and notes on the
counter while getting his cheques marked
and on turning around a few seconds later
both were gone.
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COLUMBUS, August 5.-The national re-
union OF soldiers takes place here August
10th, 18th and 18th. Letters received TO-
day state that President Hayes and Gen
Sherman will BIO present; also Garfield
Logan and others will be here. The Sol
ders' Association OF this county will turn
out in body to pitch. $500 government
tents for the occasion.
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We call attention to the new advertise
ment OF the Wheeling Female College.
The Institution during the vacation has
been greatly improved, both in It's interior
and exterior appearance. Mr.. Henry X.
List, who is now Chairman OF the General
Executive Committee Of the Board OF
Trustees, has spared no pains nor expense
in making the College an attractive edu-
cational home for the daughters Of our
city and State.
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NEw ORLEANS, August 5.-Dr. s. T.
Trowbrldge, United States Consul at Vera
Cruz, in letter TO quarantine officers fol
New Orleans, dated July 23d, says: Al
the present date there is no case Of yellow
fever, smallpox, or any Of the diseases
catalogued by the National Board OIL
Health as contagious or communicative
diseases, in Vera Cruz.
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Brown Bros. excursion to ChautauQua,
Niagara and Toronto. leaves Pittsburgh
August IS. The whole expense, includ.
ing railroad fare, boarding, lodging, &c,
need not exceed 50 for Chautauqua; SIS 90
Chautauqua and Niagara, and Sl7 Chau'
tauqua, Niagara and Toronto. Address,
enclosing stamp, Brown Bros, Canons.
burg, Pa.
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MANY diseases owe their existence to
climatic influence upon the system; but
diseases OF the stomach and bowels are
totally independeneof season. Dyspepsia,
heartburn, waterbraSh, hatulency, ETC.,
exist the year round, the world over; they
can, however, be cured the year round by
Hamburg Drops
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets to Columbus on Sun.
day, August Sth, for S. 90 the round trip.
Trains leave the B. & o. depot as follows:
Leave Halo r. NJ; arrive in Columbus at
6:l0 A. NJ, leave at $3.50 A. NJ; arrive in
Columbus at0:45. Join the excursion and
witness the conservation OF st. Joseph's
Cathedral, and listen to Hayden's mass,
sung by 100 voices. Returning, leave Co.
lumbus August Sth, at SP. NJ; arrive in
Wheeling at ga. NJ; or leave Columbus
August 9th at 1886 A. NJ, and arrive in
Wheeling at 10 AN.
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sHtIoa's oArARRH RxMEpY.-A marvellous
cure for catArrh, diphtheria canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment Of the complaint without extra
charge. Price 50 cents, Sold by Z. Book
ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
MoenkemoelleE. TTSAEoW
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WEATIIER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-1 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northeast veer-
ing to southeast winds, nearly stationary
temperature and stationary or lower
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northeast to southeast
winds, generally higher temperature and
stationary or lower barometer.
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FoRr WAYNE, IND, August 5.-George
Ames, medical student Of this city, will
attempt to fast thirty days, beginning Sat
urday next. No one expects he will &C.
complish one.tenth Of the feat.
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FoRa cheap and pleasant trip go with
the Panhandle Excursion to Columbus,
Saturday and Sunday, August 18th and Sth.
This is the route for pleasure and comfort.
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RENRMpRR!-The only perfect pro.
prietary medicine as BLOOD Searcher"
Is that bearing the name Of "Dr. Lindsey"
and which may be had from druggists.
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To Columbus-Soldiers' Reunion.
Garfield and Arthur-Veteran Hall.
Save Your Eyes-I. D. Dillon-3d page.
For CinCinnau-Sidney.
Great Bargains-J. Ferrel-Head Local.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause 1t Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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THERMOMETER RxcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepi's drug store, Opera
House corner:
1917. 1880.
7Au.l2M.SP. u.7PMl7A.N.I x.Sr. M Pm
~ IS 50 81 6l 81 10
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FoR cheap and pleasant trip 50 with
the Pan. Handle Excursion to Columbus,
Saturday and Sunday, August 7th and Sth.
This Is the route for pleasureand comfort.
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LOUIS scHwALB sets turtle soup lunch
at his saloon, the First National, this
morning.
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For cheap and pleasant trip go with
the Pan Handle Excursion to Columbus,
Saturday and Sunday, August 7th and Sth.
This Is the route for pleasure and comfort.
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TURTLE SOUP for MerChants Lunch this
morning at the New Mcclure House Sample
Rooms.
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A RE.
w TAIL Trimming and Ladies Fancy Goodt
Store. None but one IL experience RId good addrss
need apply. References required. L. SWABACKER,
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LETTER CARRIERS REroRr.-The follow
ing is the report Of the letter carriers for
the month of July, 1880:
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains a
the lswelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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CnlRF TopAcco is the boss" II you
try II you will use no other.
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pUBLIOSALE OF VALUABLE FARM

pUBLICSALE OF VALUABLE FARM
and Garden Lands, and PerAonal Property, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1880, I Viii efsr Al
public sale, W not sold at private sale before thRt
dHtel my Pine Farm and Residence, situated on Tie
National Road, Two miles vest Of Bridgeport In Bel.
mont County, Ohio. Bald farm contains 81 anTsI n
valuable bottom and pasture land suitable for gard.
Cning The fesidtnee i considered the best 10 Bel.
mont County, and contains twelve rooms two balls
whole house. The grounds contain npe IhrubboTy
And IN orchard Of choice fruit SdIoins The residence
said farm ~ be sold aS whole or Ia parts 70 suit
purchaser. Also a. The same time will 30 offered
.on1l property Terms will b. made known on day
Of Ste, JNO. g. BATE9,
nAW II, a. RFldRepoTt Ohio,
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If You want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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ChicAgo or SanduBky, " "ahsSutI /
Oh all night train. Aua eetpaI On
Close CONNECTIONS are made tot al Point, S,.,,
SsSIo rssl. f iST e6 SGG Northwest making
great West, and 70 whom parteGlst M, = v
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE M,
Leave WheelinE...... 600 4, m, 9.06, DIV
No trairs run on this Division On suDi,,S RhS
Tickets 70 all principal points % III.
omce open ~ Al hour during The diy, V'iiat
Information TO the travelling pQblIe th,,,,,p--
u. q. DEVRIEs, Gsn'l Agent, WSSsliS, All
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take. no
other. You will like 1t.
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MANY ladies misintcrpret their suffer.
ings. Try box Of SELLERS Liver Pills. !"
Sold BY all druggists.
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TURTLE soup lunch this morning at the
First National Saloon.
LOUIS SCnwALD, Proprietor.
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SUNDAY EXPRESS leaves Wheeling At ~
arriving ut Wellsburg 9i'A. ~, Ind $500
at 1918 A. NJ, connecting With P1tlhe hlF'3 - =
western points. ,,pLI
Trains leaving Columbus at &NP. y lna 800 80
run daily. Through Chicago eIPfta ~ .,.t.I,, d
daily, except Sunday, Al $40 p y, vita 49, LEI
attached, arriving 10 Chicago q ~ tsIt - ~
Befths can DO secured In advance u Vh'' w
Ticket Once, Col1inbul. O,..,,,, %
PulimAn's Palace Drawing Boom ss VA NJ
through without change from siebtnv'!rs .I ~
Philadelphia and New York. West % =, e. ~
Cincinnau, Louisville, indianapolis End - ~ 4,
For through Tickets, Baggage Checo, ~ ~ ~
accommodation, and any further lnioinlu'Il, ~
70 JOS. N. BEiLEVILLE, TitiSt AISn 4 ID
HANDLED Depot, foot Of Eleventh nTn5
Ticket OHioo, under Mcclure ho1ie Hhesunt
D. W. CALDWELL ,.,..A.,6
Gen'l Manager Cnlan''AN
". L. 0'BRlEH, ,.,-.L,,O
gtn'l Pass. and TtNs't A7rnt Inlu.a "----
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GENERAL NOTICES.
pEPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

Eoticeis hereby given that Republican primary
DAY, the 2ist Of GUGusT1irSm . q D. m. in tho
country, and from 10 s p. IN. In the city-fOr the
purpose Of selecting candidates for County Commits
sloners, School Commissioners, Justices Of the Peace
and ConstRbleS The conductors Of election 10 each
election precinct will verify the returns and certify
the same to the Chairman Of the County Execu-
tive Committee who will giVe official notice Of the
persons selected rs candidates through the "ntelli-
geneer."
By order Of the Republican County Ex. Com.
e. ]. WUNDERLICH, SaeY.
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CLEVELAND, TUsCARATyAl,SS, SAf
.CLEY,AND WHEELING Ri WAY LII N.5lS-
I9@E :.
lime IaDie, 70 Jake eject w AoAdlj' 'N' :"
At As An.
1oRTg HOUND TuISL
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Che Gsteltiaeucers.
New Advertisements.

ONCE, Nos. as and ~ Fourteenth Street