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GALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
HKRyEY, AuttIonAer.
Nor SALE AND FOR RENT.

Far Sale NarslOn IL Rev. J. L. BvJh ". "
Liberty, W, Va. Comfortable reitesoa 9 ~ Y.
nmE' excellent farien, and 0frhRa s WI. a
acre Z ound; price g., OO-or more gf0a'a " w.
II wanted. ,,.i.,,a IrstNi
Elegant Brick Dwelling tOrner Nhh tta 80 sI-t
streets, containing two laTe s'ofs I"'S'
style, and fourteen dwelling fOonh .,,., s,,s
0ne Store Room, with hVe dStlllaG ~ -,
TWSnty.siTth and Market streets r SO - -.
stSnJ One d,,Irable family rttidsnt ~ A., !,
ar nronerty) ChaplIne ltfs't Tine annAg G..,-l
SeIIdsnce. Vicinity c. w., CbAPte iit,I ~ ~. ..
BrIck DWcllng, TiK rooms Fiii,enih ,'t. ~ ",
Vant substantial residence eighI tolnh n, t,k
Fifteenth street. Ouc tNt.tl0fy a., "a
4, Front street, Hand. On'losll ..lii,l IN
Zane ,treet, Il'nd Que tVo-ho'! ~ IJtl
rooms, n, Huron street, lil'nd a ~ 49, u,
Ing and i've separate lota' LIthy uS ,Ir+l ~
tvo-Story biick duel'inR, tieIpF at,ss ds1,i
two-siCry brick dWellnS, In grH 'S'I ISsitE M
and CHEAP, One tWO-SIfty liner l,,.Ss' i1st
rnC,n, Eighteenth Iireet One tHo-'tofI w s,lrt
vsTx rbesp md dptIrAble, Nc uIIreh SUI ~
hnIidnr lots 10 the city, lslAtd ana o. -
That beautiful Cott'ger eight rooms w
N, York street, Island. .,-, d.lrt ~
FOR KENT-A comfortable an VI M, ,,-,s !
dEncN. nine rooms, COMPLETE, Iot'I'T ~, ,t.,s'i 4
4 6r,,.rlHS, new brick dive ling, g'allt1 N ia
EiIIss,th .iTtrt, A tW0-Itory d'tWu,, .,.Esl
on IScoh StTeet. between filtehlA 's.sl6lt. q
St,ss,S A DER rable tWoAlo'y u ThlG
IoomI, 9G2J ChAplIDe street A'p!' ,,r,i cpsUsS
jwelilng rooms, iIla MAN street ,'', ia Llpd
and de,Irahlp once aud sleeping ,,,ht Ias =
building, 1911 Market street 4 N, ~ III ,rrt.
ofiCe, Cr nglss BlO.k. i.,6lirnIp IN ~ IissS
Enquire Of ALEXANDER b2 ~ In, VTtsS
BusIn, s. and Real EStAIe Agent Se' ''''
CrABRleB NJ OK.
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PERSONAL PoINTs.-Charley Helmbright,
candidate for City Assessor in Wheeling
was in Belaire to-day whooping up the
boys in good style. Charley regards his
chances for election to that office as being
far better than his chances for Heaven.
He has walk-over.-BelIaire Independent
Andrew S. Hare, OF the South Side, Car.
nahan's little shoe man, went to visit
friends in the East yesterday.
Rev. N. N. Marling, Of Roney's Point,
and B. L. Craven, Esq. OF West Alexan'
der, were in the city yesterday.
W. II. Snyder, Esq., general travelling
agent of the B. ( o. Express, was in the
city yesterday.
Col. D. D. johnson is the guest OF Hon.
Okey johnson, on the Island.
DR.. ]. FL. Pipes will leave this evening
for Ocean City for the benefit OF his
health.
Col. Bob McEldowney, Of Wetzel coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday en- route home
from ConeY Island, where he has been
summering.
Mrs. Sheriff Tingle and family left yes
terday for Berkeley Springs, in the Eastern
Pan Handle, where they will reside until
Misses Birdie Bell and Dora Hildreth
are visiting Miss Mary Paxton, at Wells
burg.
Miss Lizzie LAWN, ]. S. Rhodes & 90. 3
principal sales lady, has gone to Ocean
Uity, Md, where she will rest for week
at the Sea View House.
Col. w. +. Allison, Of the Ohio Pres,
published at Steubenville, was down yes.
terday looking around the city.
Capt. B. B. Dovener and wife, with their
little ones, left yesterday for trip east
ward, winding up at Asbury Park, N. j.,
at which delightful resort they will remain
for some time,
We are indebted to George Howell, Esq,
Of Fairfield. Iowa, for late and important
Iowa papers.
Jacob Stout, one Of the most prominent
and popular citizens OF Monroe county,
Ohio, is in the city, stopping with Frank
Rothacker at the Old Home, on Market
street.
Philip Lang, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
looked In upon his numerous Wheeling
friends last evening.
Mrs. Fred. Norton left last night for the
East on visit.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, OF Washington,
Pa, is visiting Miss Mamie Russell, near
Hornbrook's Park.
E. Felsenheld, ESQ.,, a prominent whole
sale dry goods merchant, OF Cleveland, O.,
Is the guest OF his brothers.in.law, the
Bloch Bros, OF this city.
Mr.. Aaron Bloch, Of Bloch Bros, re-
turned Monday from Kansas City and the
West.
]. 9. McGrew, Esq, of Kinswood, is at
the Mcclure.
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WALNUT Grove CAM MKErISa.-The
a, NJ. 4. camp.meeting at Walnut Grove,
Martins Ferry, is still In progress, with a
good attendance. Rev. Hammond has ar.
rived, and "still there's more to follow"
The daily services will be as usual to-day.
Altar services at Q A. NJ. holiness meeting
at 0; preaching at 1880, and 8 and s P.
II. At s Rev. ]. Underwood, Of Mt. Pleas.
ant, will preach. Mr.. Underwood Ia a fine
pulpit orator, and those who are 90 iortu.
nate as to hear him will enjoy q rare treat.
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A veteran seamnn's Trouble.
N@'aEH's7a7s'I 3'7H'I = VT " 1s7V'
Editor Inter. Ocean. Cticaqo, IL:


Editor Inter- Ocean, Chicago, H.:
send you this, feeling that the inior-
nation conveyed will be Of material ben
eft to many Of your readers. One OF our
Oldest citizens, Captain @. w. Boynton,
the Government Light House keeper at
this point, is probably one OF the oldest
seamen in America, having sailed twenty
six years on our lakes, and twenty years
on salt water. After this forty.six years
service his eyesight failed him, and for a
long time he kept the Light at Chicago,
until the Government built the Gross
Point Light here, when he was transfer.
red. While seated in my store this morn
ing the Captain volunteered tho following
written statement:
"This is TO certify that have been afilict-
ed with Rheumatism for twenty years,
both in my side and limbs. am happy
10 say, that after using less than tive bot
ties OF the ST. Jacobs Oil, am entirely
free from pain, though still limping some
what when walking, from long force OF
habit. @. W. BoYNToN."
Referring to the foregoing facts, l might
allude to numerous similar cases that have
come to my notice, but word TO the wise
is sufficient. JOHN GoEBEL,
Pharmacist, Evanston, Ill.
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains a
the Iewelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

The PHI KAPPA PSI CoNvENTIoN.-This
large college fraternity will hold its socia
reunion at Chautauqua, n. y, on August
10th. The approval and cooperation Of
DR.. Vincent has been secured, and the
promise OF such members as Robt. J. Bur,
tett burlington Hdwkeye mani, who will
deliver his famous lecture "Advice to q
Young Man." and Secretary Schurz, to be
present.
Arrangements have been made to make
this the grandest reunion ever held by the
fraternity, and 1t is thought many mem
hers will avail themselves Of the oppor..
tunity to go and renew the friendships OF
college days. There will be mass meet.
ing 10 DO addressed by other prominent
members, after which grand excursion
on the lake and an elegant banquet will
take place. Members will meet at the ira
ternity headquarters, register and set ac'
quainted. There are many alumni living
in this vicinity, and it is hoped each one
will be present.
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LAST EVENINGS RoBBERY.-Ye yesterday
evening while Louis Schwalb and his wife
were out driving, some one entered his
house, on Main street, adjoining his 81
loon, and stole handsome, heavy new
overcoat, and four boxes OF fine cigars.
The articles taken were in a small room
up stairs, and in the same apartment were
other articles Of vlaue which were not
touched. Among these were light over
coat, q fine dolman belonging to Mrs.
Schwalb, and large number Of boxes oil
fine cigars.
Some neighbors saw a strange woman
with basket enter the house, and she
was also seen in the course Of the after
noon at various other places. Last night
about 10o'clock Schwalb went to Justice
Miller's office and swore out search war
rant, and it was put in the hands Of Officer
Miller, who went out into East Wheeling
in search OF the woman described. She
was not found, however, at late hour. 1t
ia limited that several notorious characters
from Pittsburgh, well known TO the police
OF that city, are in Wheeling, and that the
operations OF this woman have some con.
nection with their presence. We do not
know how much foundation there is Tor
these rumors.
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FAMILY MARKEr.-The attendance atthe
Fifth Ward Market yesterday was large,
the display in all departments good, and
the prices moderate.
Medts-Beef to l2lc per pound mutton,
lOa15c per pound; chops, 10 to loo per
mound; yea, 10 to l5C per pound ;pork, l0C
per pound sausage, ~ to l2c per pound
smoked sausage, 10 to l2c per pound ba,
con, lOc per pound; middling and shout.
der. s to l0c per pound; beeitongue, &C
to SOC each; canned beef, $50 per 2.pound
can.
Fo,rls, Butler, &c.-Live chickens, 25
to SOC apiece, or s. 90 to s. so per dozen; ;
dressed chickens, l0c per pound; eggs,
l2lc per dozen, lard, l0c per pound ;
butter Is to zoe per pound-choice, Soc;
sweetmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, &c per quart or lbcperg gallon.
Misunderstanding, to l6cper head (;
new peas, 40c per peck; new pota-
toes, i5a20c per peck; cucumbers &c
each or 8 for 10c; carrots, loo per
half.doEen; rhubarb, &c per bunch; or
three punches for 10c; beets SC per
bunch ; onions, soc per half.peck; Bermu.
das. i0c per halt.peck; radishes 8
cents a bunch; dried beans, Sc
mar ouart; white beans, Sc; per
quart: string beans zoe per peck;
lettnce. 100 per quarter peck; oyster plant,
bc per bunch; horseradish, &c per bunch;
onions, two punches for 5 cents; asparagus,
&c per bunch; new tomatoes, Coo per peck;
black cherries, Doc per bucket; whortleber.
ries, 81 90 per bucket
Fisi and Game.-Lake fish 25c q string;
catfish, lOc per string; oysters, SOa5oc per
FTtih.-New apples, l5a25c per peck
nine apples 10 TO S5c eachi dried apples,
( To l0c per pound; dried pears, l0c per
pound: bananas, Sfor loo; dried peaches,
10 10 i5c per pound; water melons, 10
10 s5c each; musk melons s to zoe each;
Irfed plums, 500 per lbi oranges, 80 TO
Sic per dozen; lemons, Soc per Dozen
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin, Scalp, and Hood Hnmors.
Are prepared by WEKRs 4 POTTER, Chemists aud
Druggists, $50 Warrington street, Boston, q Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, London and
are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CuTIouRA,
and ope.hsIi lime H. ouSptItx II n. Sna Nv
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle CUTICURA MEDICINAL ToI-
LET soar, Is cents per cake. CuTIcuRA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; In bars, for BarbeH and
large consumer, 80 cents.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-1 a. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, north winds,
stationary or higher temperature and
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, south winds, stationary
or higher temperature and barometer.
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BLOOD HUMORS.
Whole System Affected GIanduIar-sweIl
ings with misunderstanding Cough.

MEssRs. WEEKS 4 PoTrKE GeHtiemsa.-I have
been afflicted with 4 Blood HumOr for two years
which the rest city doetOr called ErySpelaS, Chron
ic Psoriasis and Scald Head. My whole system
especially face, he and lungs, was affected. tried
all the best known advertlied remedies with sue
cess whatever. Was told by the best lung doctor In
this city that the sooner got cured the better. My
symptoms were humOr accompanied by GlAndulAr
swelling, with Ulcers In. the Throat and Stomach
Dry, Hacking Cough, DeafncSs, with Ringing Noises
In the Head. For fifteen months have done moth.
Ing but take medicine with no benefit whatever, The
CuTicuRA REMEoIEs havO cured me, In gratitude iOI
which make this public statement. -
Respectfully yours, FRANK ASHLEY.
20 Portland 81, Boston, April !, 1872.
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The marks last evening indicated 8 feel
0 inches.
The Andes lettlast evening for Cincin'
natl with good trip out.
The local packets are making their usua
daily trips.
The Sidney, Capt. Lists new boat, takes
an excursion TO Steubenville this evening
Business on the levee is dull.
By Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, July 20.-River l foot II
inches and falling.
EVANSVILLE, July 2O.-River s feel
and falling. Weather clear and cool
Up: J. W. CAT. Down: Jas. Guthrie,
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-River fallen
inches. Weather clear and cool. Ar.
rived: Annie Kelly, Wheeling. Departed
Helena, vicksburg; Anton, st. Paul; Ell
dorado, Cincinnati.
6 LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Riyer rising; {
feet 10 inches in the canal and 8 feet IL
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
clear and pleasant. The ]. s. Neal and
tow is aground at Flint Island.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-River 0 feet
inches and falling. Weather lair and
cool. Arrived: Ariadne, Tennessee river.
Departed: st. Lawrence, Wheeling; Fash.
ion. Henderson; Evansville, Evansville
]. D. Parker leaves for Memphis to.mor.
row in place OF Cons. Millar, and Golden
City leaves for New Orleans tomorrow.
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Busy men will crowd in half day 70,
the Disciple picnic at Barton'a Grove 10.
morrow. They can leave Bridgeport at |
and |: l5 p. N. The excursion will leave
Belmont Mill at s and Bridgeport
1880 AN.
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ECZEMA.
EnectuaiIy Cured In Eight weeks-Nsth
ing Equal TO the CutIcura Remedies.

MESsRs. wEKKs 4 PoTrKE Gentiemen.-HRve new
or used any remedies for blood diseases that eau
pare with the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES havs used
them 10 all forms Tor very severe case o. what the
doctors call EcEema which was etiectually cured In
eight weeks. As blood purified, nothing can equal
your CUTIcuRA RESOLvRNT. cannot say too much
In their praise and am nOIsinE them about he city
u burgundy ST, New Orleans Ia, Aug o. ls10.
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"TnrY cannot all lie," was the observa
ton Of one while reading the endless testi'
monials to "Dr Lindseys Blood Search
err It is intallible.
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CoIIiNs' VoIfaio PLas7ERs

These PlalteTs put new life Into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles, strengthen tho Lame aud Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver and Kid.
neys, stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, and when
placed over the pit Of the stomach, cure Dyspepsia,
prevent Ague, Malaria and other Climatic Diseases
Get the genuine. Ask for Collins VoltAlo Electric
Porous PlaBtars, Price rs cents wS4w
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHER.
" BY HILL FARM.
Mary N. Terrill

John L. leIrlH anu otneES-J
Ry virtue Of the decree Of the County Court OF
Ohio County, West Virginia, entered on the 10Th day
Of June, 1880, In the above named case the UNDER
signed Commissioner named In ali decree will, on
SATURDAY, August TIN, 1850,
beginning At iOoclock A. NJ on the premises sell tho
following described real estate that Is 10 say: tract
Of land In Ohio county, West Virginia, known Us
Cherry Hill Farm, Of which Samuel Mcclure
died seized, bounded rs follows, viz Begin
Mug at wild cherry on Snort creek corner 10 VIII
liam Busby, David SnOdgrass, / and N. WAddlc, and
thence south Ilo, west SO poles 10 post; thence
south 26', west s. poles 10 fallen sugar tree; thence
north 70', west % perch's 10 an h and sugar tree;
then 10 south S2ho east lo5 poles TO post; thence
south 80, west 10 poles to stone; south g.
west % poles 10 post thence outh 80, west 81 poles
10 an ash stump thence south So, east o. Clio to
post buckeye thence south bS' east p b-l0 poles
10 an elm; thence north 3lH0 east ll6 $40 poles to
linn; thence south S0k0, east 10 poles 10 IN elm
stump, corner 10 o. Wallace, on the South Branch Of
Short creek; thence In northern direction down said
creek, with the sanders thereof, 1877 6-l0 poles 10
post near Sycamore tree where the two branches
Of said creek unite thence north $50 west 1863 poles to
the place Of b. ginning; containing two hundred aud
hity acres more or less.
TERAs or SALH.-0ne-third Of the purchase
money, and much more as the purchaser may elect,
cash 10 hand the resdue In two equal inStallmeuLs,
payable respectively In QUO and two yeafs from the
day Of Sale with interest from that day, purchaser 10
give bond for the deferred installmens, and the title
10 DO retained untl payment OF the purchase money
10 full.
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
special Commissioner.
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A SSIGNEES NOTlCE-THB FIRV

A SSIGNEE'S NoTICE-THB EIpv
- Of se.er 4 schrelhr tlv ns ~ D,,i r.
Ignment, dated July 5, 1850, tduly netiT h 4,
assigned to me all Of their ,,Ocf oi f,T I'M, Si
ceries, &C.. &c, In their store, eoru,f q n "
and ChaplluO streets. In the city Il Eh,,sI !, y
n all bOot RccOuntJ, bOtNs, deEihd, al s,.,.,,j
aid hrm, In trIS' for the ben III ii III ~ NJ!
said hrni all PersO-G knO Ilny lhtuIsl,N 4. 4.
debted TO sci drn are uO,lAeI % mi ts,rS.s
once ith the undersigned, OF tktIf ItrogsS TiI i.
put In the ha dsot proper Legal Odun Isr 49,.
and all PERSONS having claims OF dsininl, ~
said firm VIII present the nme 10 u, q, 1.t,.S,..
The said stack Of goods will IL dpoaei d h M
for Q few days, unless an auction Eiis Ii al ItstJ
goods be deemed more ldTGnIGeou 10 The tf,dIt,H
and In that event. due notice Of ihs pn, hi |.
given. B. Il DOVES ER Is.r,,
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THERHoMErER RKcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnept's drug store, opers
House corner yesterday:
1917. 1880.
Jam. RESP. M.7P. NJ AN. IL y. ~. Pm
20 20 % 81 "a Sc 81 IS
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4 sSESSMENT NOTICE.
-. err CLEGK's Oync,
WItHELJSD. ". Y. Ini-

Public notice 10 hereby given 10 III ,,,,o.. ~
ested tbN me ASSESSOR elected bT IL 49, y,
the City Of Wheeling have tonpti.i h, ioasa I
ment Tor the year, and made Is,pn ~, - ~
ONCE Any person Wishing to Ipp,II M IN M ~
ment or desiring my cOrrtctio1i tS,is I'M al,A
at the City Building before ID, BoabI Il ~ We
and Appeals on the 18TH DAY OF JrI W. -
9UClOcE ~, IA the aid Board IN NJ, y !, A, =
time q the said City Building 10 hear n 49,.
70 said assessment and reVISe and CSrSti N ~
ALkN. uPDLfRlFF
OH "a
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Mount Auburn Young Ladies' Institute.
Trustees Sale OF City Lots.
Baltimore Female College.
Agents Wanted.
A Good Chance.
Notice.. Larkin.
Nail City Building and Loan Associa-
tion-Head OF local.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL,

The Forty.eghth Annual Term teglns Thursday,
October 18th, 1880, and continues seven months.
Terms 500 dt year; $50 secord year. For Catalogues
or Circulars address the Dean,
Mw&sAEos JACOB D. COX. Cincinnati, o.
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Ohio WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY,

DELAWARE, OHIO.
open 10 both sexes-with elegant home for young
" ladies Five buildings. Extensive Libraries,
Laboratories and museum. Actual average cost "a
young men for the last Nolege year, including all
Items exc .pt clothing, sos. CLASSICAL Scientific,
Prepan oTV AMI Normal courses. Special advantage,
In Music, Painting and Sciences. Attendance GIL.
In college classes 27O. Write for catalogue. MEN,
tiOn this paper. c. b. PAYNE, Il Pr
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TnE Co , REpupLIcANs.
Meetings. OF The Two clubs Last Evening
"A Giee club and Drum Corps TO be Pea.

Meetings of the Two Clubs Last Evening
"A GIee club and Drum Corps 10 be Pea.
TIRES of the Campaign.
The Garfield and Arthur Club more re-
recently organized by some OF the colored
men who objected to some Of the proceed
ings in the other club, met last night at
the Second ward market house, in the
Armory. A large number Of colored voters
were present, and the meeting was har-
monious throughout. The organization
was completed BY the election OF MIR. But
Ter r. Reyes as Secretary. Mr.. Reyes was
Secretary OF the original club and was
one OF the dlsafFected ones who formed
1.-The new organization. Mr.. COL
lien Buoy, the President OF the new
club, was also prominent in the
affairs. Of the old. Capt. Ham Davis was
elected Captain OF the marching club; VIM.
Poindexter, First Lieutenant; Benjamin
jackson, Second Lieutenant; j. johnson,
First Sergeant, and David Grant, Second
Sergeant, Rev. H. Black was made Chap
lain OF the club, an act which shows COM
meudable spirit OF pietyon the part oil the
members OF the club.
Prior to the meeting an impromptu
drum corps was formed, and instruments
being procured, they formed and marched
from the school house on Eotf street up
to Eleventh, down Eleventh to Chapline,
up Chapline to Tenth, down Tenth to Mar
ket street, and up to the hall, making very
good music. This feature Of the club had
a noticeable effect upon the attendance at
the meeting, and the boys will no doubt
keep 1t up. They can have superior
drum corps ifthey will.
THE ORIGINAL CLUB
met at Hope Hose Hall, the attendance
being small in numbers, but composed Of
good men. President K. NJ. Strange &C.
cupied the chair.
The meeting was reasonably harmon
ious, but there was lack OF cordially and
enthusiasm that was noticeable. When,
about half past nine O'Clock, Ham Davis
dropped In and told the club they might
as well give up, that the other organiza'
ton had the majority OF the Colored voters,
and 1t was no use to buck against fate
several OF those present reused themselves
10 reply. One or two made remarks thai
were in bad taste, but the President and
George Palmer made very clear-headed,
judicious speeches, avowing their atten'
ton to stand by the original association
through thick and thin.
A glee club was formed. This is one
feature OF the attractions OF a political cam
paign in which the colored folks excel
and we expect this organization to win
fame before the election.
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"sRLLRRs' Liver Pills" never fail to cure
biliousness, indigestion, or headache. Sold
by all druggists.
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-LIMEST0NE QUARRY
i on the line Of the c, 4 r. Railroad. "a; ~
port, o., hSVing switch 10 bold seven an NJ, 4
load stone, tools Of all kinda portlAls ASf,.A
shops, lot Of track iron and elts, &c, "a llrST
information call on the undenlgntd ny ruJEs
In BellAire, Ohio, or Al the WOrh. AgfHER u
CLAIM, BellAIre, Ohio, March 2. ~ IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
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