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SERIOUS AcclpEsT.-About two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, as Mr.. VIM. link
was driving out Sixteenth street in his
buggy, his horse frightened when near
the State House, at an engine on the
Hempfeld road, and shying, overturned
the vehicle, throwing Mr., link out. His
head struck the rail OF the railroad, and
he was most severely bruised and cut. He
was taken to his residence, on Twenty.
second street, and his injuries properly
attended to. Though painful in the ex.
treme. they orc not regared as dangerous
Mr.. link at the time had child's coffin
in the buggy, taking 1t TO q customer in
East Wheeling,
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PERSONAL MRST1oN.-Judge r. II. Coch-
ran and son Negley left for Norwalk, Ohio,
last night. en-
w. Z. Tingle, ESQ.,, brother Of Sheriff
Tingle's, was at the Stamm House Satur.
day, probably as member OF the sherif's
fence.inspecing corps.
His numerous friends among the read
era OF the INTRLLIdENcER, will be glad to
know that Rev. Mr.. Manchester, who has
been suffering for some time with an aftec-
tion in the head, is about recovered. He
was treated by a Cincinnati physician,
who removed five apolypi from his ear,
since which he has steadily improved in
health.
Miss Maggie De Camp, OF the East End,
Is visiting Wellsburg friends.
Miss Ida Gilbert, Of the Garden Spot, is
rusticating at the charming rural village
OF Moundsville.
Miss Jennie Roberts, OF East Wheeling,
IS enjoying visit Of some days at Little
Washington.
j. Todd, Jr., is breathing the fresh
air In the hills around st. Clairsville this
Misses Ids. Strobe' and Flora seamon, Of
this place, are visiting friends in the
M. VS.. Davis, of San Jose, Califor.
mia, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Kirkpatrick, at Edgingtou for some
time. paid us chatty call this morning,
and gave us deal OF information about
The Golden State. He leaves Tuesday for
Wheeling.-SteabRrlle Herald:
Late Boston papers notice the arrival at
Newport recently Of Mr.; Henry speyer,
OF the Arm OF speyer 4 Bro, OF this city.
Miss Emma o. Reed, charming belle
Of Pittsburgh, who has been visiting Mr.;
Mckee, on Eighteenth street, returned
home on Saturday.
Miss Laura B. Emblem, an Eighteenth
street belle, 10 visiting Miss Emma Q.
Reed, Of Pittsburgh.
DR.. Harvey Is OF on visit to old friends
in Putnam county.
Prof. schatIer Is taking in the funniest
at Allegheny for the peutscht ZtituDg.
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THE AnERIoAN PHARMAcEUTrcAI.
AaG0rI ALTON
something About the Society and It's OBJ
Jects-Its Membership Hereabouts.


About the Society and Its OBJ
Iects-Its Membership Hereabouts.
The American Pharmaceutical Society
will meet at Saratoga Springs, New York,
on the 14th OF September. This is one Of
the most important societies in the Union,
and is destined to be one OF the largest.
Il was organized in 1859, in Philadelphia,
with membership OF less than twenty
FIVE, and at It's last meeting in September,
1879, had q membership Of 200. It's aim
Is to unite the educated and reputable
pharmaceutists and druggistso OF America
In seeking the following objects:
First-To improve and regulate the drug
market, by preventing the importation OF
inferior, adulterated, or deteriorated drugs,
aud by detecting and exposing home adult
teration.
Second-To encourage proper relations
between druggists, pharmacentists, physi.
clans, and the people at large, which shall
promote the public welfare, and tend to
mutual strength and advantage.
Third-To Improve the science and art
Of Pharmacy by diffusing scientific kno WI
edge among Apothecaries and Druggists,
fostering pharmaceutical literature, deyel'
oping talent, stimulating discovery and in
yention, and encouraging home produc-
ton and manufacture in the several de-
partments OF the drug business.
Fourth-To regulate the system OF ap'
premiership and employment, so as to
prevent, as far as practicable, the evils
flowing from deficient training in the re-
sponsible duties OF preparing, dispensing,
and selling medicines.
Fifth-To suppress empiricism, and "a
restrict the dispensing and sale OF medi.
cines to regularly educated druggists and
apothecaries.
bers so far-Edmund Booking and Alex.
ander T. Young, OF this city, and Edwin
Leslie Boggs, OF Charleston; but Mr.
Booking, who is the agent for this State
informs us that large number OF young
druggists OF this city have made applica
ton for membership and will become
members after the coming meeting. He
states further that all who wish TO become
members should hand in their applica.
tons before the twentieth oil this month
This Society, as we have said, is very
| important one, and its objects are certainly
commendable. 1t is desirable that theloca
membership should be largely increased
The initiation fee only amounts to five
dollars, and thus all respectable druggists
are able to Join. We have just read the
proceedings Of the last convention, which
| form most interesting and readable vol
ume. The annual meetings OF the Society
are always source OF pleasure TO the
members, and this year win be doubly 80
meeting as they will in the principal wa
tering place in the United States, and a
a delightful season OF the year. Low rate'
at hotels and on the railroads will induce
q large attendance.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
THE PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN
IN ALL PARTIES.
Rapuh,lean clubs and 1eetIngs.-Dsm.
oeratie thunder In the First Ward.
"A Presentation ON the South
side.-Notes, News and
Anpouneemenis.

The Eighth Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club has rented westwood's Hall, and
will hold regular weekly meetings there
on Tuesday evenings.
A. Schneider and q. schambra, two
young lads Of Centre Wheeling, hoisted a
Garfield pole Saturday that is eighty-fve
feet high.
Tomorrow evening a meeting Of the
Republicans Of West Alexander and
vicinity will be held in the Old Seminary
building at that place. ]. NJ. Sprowls and
]. s. Stocking, Of Washington, and W. j..
W. Cowden, Of Wheeling, will address
the meeting.
INAUGuRATINd THE FIRST WARD foLE.
The often postponed meeting OF the
Democracy of the First ward came of at
last Saturday night at the head Of Seventh
street. A very ordinary crowd was present
at the opening Of the meeting. Gen. Robert
White was the first speaker, his remarks
being devoted principally to glittering
penefalties OF a nature eulogistic to the
Democratic party. E. 6. Cracraft, Esq,
followed in an effort 80 evidently me.
chanical and declamatory that 1t provoked
no applause, and only ELECTED merriment
from the boys when the speaker alluded
10 lobe Vance, or told some ridiculous
story. 1t was only remarkable for the
absence Of heart in it. The speaker sp-
parently championed the cause as he
would that OF any client in whose case he
had only pecuniary interest. He alluded
with frequency to Hancock's stain
less sword" an expression that
seems 10 have peculiar Significance
for the Democracy, and talked good deal
about dthe acting President" John Pen
dleton followed In his usual strain, assoon
as he could quiet the clamor for robin.
sonl' "Robinson!" After he had talked O
good while, and the band had played an
other Democratic tune, John s. Robinson
appeared and said his piece; then there
was more music by the band and Denis
IO'Keefe was introduced. Altogether 1t was
quite eleven o'clock before the remnant Of
the weary crowd that remained for man
ners was allowed to go home. About the
only redeeming feature about the meet
ing was the music OF Mayors band, which
PLAYED such appropriate selections al
hRally round the Flag, boys" and "Tbe
Star Spangled Banner" As it struck VI
one OF these patriotic airs, Gen. White
who then stood in the outskirts Of the
assembly, made the somewhat significant
observation: "Do you know never heart
q brass band play that before?"
ANOTHER OF THE sAMEKIND.
While this meeting was in progress
another Democratic blowout was also
going on at the big poles at tine intersection
Of Market and Twenty seventh streets. A
very fair crowd gathered to witness thu
ceremony OF presenting a streamer for the
pole, to the Democray Of the Sixth ward
on behalf OF their lady friends and sympa
thizers. Harvey Ferguson did the talking
for the ladies, acquitting himself, appe
rently, to the satisfaction OF the audience
and Judge Houston accepted the gift ane
responded on behalf Of the boys in ont
Of his most tiowery oratiops.
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CARLIN,s BATTERY,
A Grand Reunion of the Survivors to be
Held In THIS City,

Heiu In TIPS City,
Saturday evening number Of ex.mem-
bers OF the famous Carlin's Battery met at
the Court House, to confer in regard to the
arrangements for the coming reunion Of
that organizations surviving members.
The recent meeting OF old soldiers Of the
battery on the occasion Of the visit to this
city OF their old comrade, Mayor Hoxey, Of
Mitchelyille, Iowa, is still fresh in the minds
of the public. AT that meeting an exec
utiye Committee was appointed TO pre-
pare for a reunion to be held in this city
on the Goth of August, inst. The commit
tee consisted OF Squire Philips. ]. Melvin
Richards, Thos. Wilson and O. 81. Sem
seny, oil this city, and James B. Gorrell, OF
Beliaire. On Saturday night John Reid,
Phillip Fletcher and Henry Seaman were
added to this committee,
II was resolved to meet on the evening
OF the Goth inst, in Veteran Hall, at the
Mcclure House, the reunion to included
social meeting for the renewal Of old ac-
quaintances and the revival OF old memo
ries, few informal speeches, OF remi.
niscent character, principally, roll call and
the other usual features OF such meetings,
and the whole TO close with grand ban
quet.
A subscription was opened, and those
present responded literally to aid in pay
Ing the expenses Of the affair. 1t is the
determination OF those present at the
meeting to make this reunion one long TO
be remembered by those who participate.
In order to accomplish this no expense or
device will be spared, and nothing omitted
that could add 10 the success Of the meet
ing or increase the pleasure OF the COM
rades.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Friday night to perfect the arrangements,
prepare definite programme, and decide
finally on the details Of the occasion. The
reunion takes place on Friday evening
Of next week, August 20.
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Tony VANCE, that prince OF bummers,
who left this city and the Work House
rather summarily last fall, wandered back
Yesterday, and the frst man he met was
Superintendent Mallory, Of the City
Prison, who Immediately took him In
charge Toby has been West to st. Louis,
ali over Indiana and other States, and says
be has only been locked up once since he
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WASHINGTON, August al A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, increas.
ing cloudiness, possibly occasional rain,
southwest winds, stationary temperature,
stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, possibly followed by &C.
cassional rain, south veering to westerly
winds, stationary temperature, stationary
or lower barometer.
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DR.. JIG. McCor, from the East, is in
Wheeling again, and will remain until
Monday, August 10th, 1880. DR.. Mccoy
treats chronic diseases, private diseases,
female diseases and physical deformities.
The Doctors wife assists in treating female
patients. Consultation free. Office, 1910
Eoff street, Wheeling. W. Va.
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ARREsrEp.-Lizzie swarzback was ar.
rested by Officer Miller last night in Holli-
days Planning Mill for violating the 18th
Section" Her male companions fled at the
approach OF the officer. This 10 her tenth
arrest for the same oifense, and she has
only been out OF jail q day or 90.
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The marks last evening indicated 4 feet
inches and falling.
Business on the leyee dull.
The W. N. Chancellor leaves for Cincin-
natl tomorrow evening, filling the place
OF the Andes during low water. Z. P.
Chancelloris commander and Ira Hunting.
ton, Clerk.
The elegant passenger steamer U. w.
Bachelor leaves Tuesday morning for Gin
cinati and all intermediate points. She Is
in command Of Capt. George oNeal, with
q. y. Caldwell as Clerk. The Bachelor
has superior accommodationsfo for travellers,
and is differed by polite and attentive gem
tlemen.
The Pres Ellison continues her trips to
Bellaire at the usual hours for departure.
By Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, August S.-River fallen 4
inches;l4 feet inches byguage. Wealth
er clear and very warm.
CINCINNATI, August S.-River feet and
stationary. Weather clear and warm. Ar.
rived: Florence Meyer, Wheeling. De.
parted: Florence Meyer, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August s.-River falling; 4
feet 2 inches in canal. Weather clear and
warm. Arrivals and departures: Ander-
son, Cincinnati; Guthrie, Henderson.
EVANSVILLE, August s.-River 4 feet
and S.l0s Of an inch and falling. Weather
clear and warmertill evening when light
wind from the northwest and southeast set
in. Mercury OF to 50; barometer above
81. and falling; signs OF cloudy weather
tonight. Down: Ariadne, Rainbow, Paris
and Brown. Up: B. 81. Cook.
CAIRO, August s.-River u feet inches
and falling. Weather cloudy; thermom-
eter SO. Arrived: Idlewild, Evansville,
Ar. ~; Memphis, 8 p. NJ; Caddo Belle,
Ohio river, 8 y. MI Dity Of Greenville, st.
Louis, G p. NJ. Departed: St. Genevieve,
Memphis, II p. NJ; ldlewild, Evansville, 8
A. NJ; Colorado, st. Lewis, 4P. NJ; Caddo
Belle, Red River, Z Pm.
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BLAZE AT REDWOOD.


Two Tenement Houses Burned = Loss
$1,000 or $4,000.
About seven o'clock yesterday morning
two dwelling houses in Benwood were dis.
covered to be on Rre, and despite the earn
est and willing efforts Of the residents
the buildings we're soon destroyed. They
were the property OF John Cannon and
Curt Dougan, and were insured in the
Peabody and Etna, Of this city. The loss
on both will not exceed 900 or $500.
The fire is supposed 10 have been incen-
diary
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THOSE subject to costiveness should at
once try "sellers' Liver Pills." 26c per
box. Sold by all druggists.
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Mr.. JOHN NJ. RocKENrELLER, FL Paso,
ILL.,, was cured Of q case Of Dyspepsia by
the use Of Hamburg Drops.
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"FExAIE COMPLAINTS" are the result Of
impure blood. Use "Lindsey's Blood
Searcher."
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IL you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief TOBACCO.
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EyrRYBopY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause It is the best. For sale by all frat
class dealers,
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CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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MILLS, FREW { GO,
BOOK BINDERS
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

reprepared at all times, with the best ma.
terial, to Rll orders for Blank Books, such as
are used by Banks, Counties, Corporations,
Railroads. and Merchants, upon short notice,
and in the most desirable and worImanlike
manner.
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery VIC feel confident that we will rem
der entire satisfaction TO all who favor US with
their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals of every
description bound in neat and durable
AA""''' MILLS, FREw & CO.,
Nos. 2s &27 FOURTEENTH ST.,
SEQ WHEELING, W va.
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeit.
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CHIEF TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try 1t you will use no other
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Ghe Gntelliigs'teee,
New Advertisements.
SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains a
the iewelry Store OF
JACOB W. GRUBB,
t,-E-r Twelfth and Market Streets.

THxsxoxxrKR RrcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, a.
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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acrnu ulPpI0 NrRsERIEsl

nUBLICSALE OF VALuA,BLh,.rr "I q
TutrR nv SS'ae AUGUST S, 100 w W., Si &
aubIIe ne ii no. sold a. private M .is,a,tsI so
SatS ~ goad tro miles W., Of B ,ls!
T nGn Bottom nd pasture aad 'G ~. Ss
eninS. The resid,nCe ' considered , .ai '' "
mont County, and contains wv. i,, s,Ihf uaia y
and h.roon With E9od , TTy ia %, 'brass1
whole house. The grounds e'a j,oI,, lie ads's:
and an orchard oil choice IfuH ,"! \, h psri' v y
Saia ,S,@ Aiso a. the sRe time .l oaG y
G's stI" i've 1toi farming u,sn,I, laS I. ~
s %. property. Terms vii T. ,S a1as IBIIg'
Of sale. MI BddlttOr, Vss--
NV AfG---=--..D
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l7A.u. IAN. Sr. NJ TN
II IS IS 80 90 Is 81
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nor SALE-A DEsIRABI.LTE. f., i isfs,
RRTY 10 WeSburG, Wei N.1s sUI 't,.Sti SI,;1,
on the corner Of Water aRi q. IbIo firsF. lsh'-
log from Water street 10 '"'
erected upon these lot'a .,.rpstryT BRIh
SUBSTANTIAL nwELIISG, - M.
containing seven room,. geo ' ~ tst Ir,i,
and eaIriGge house Ihg's A spl,a4d ~.
nsys Gt Ar 49, Ven , q EiSi Tie $50
S TI1SH s sSs @is1 ssarf5 "a :. iI 1I
being i've ui!n, daily % Iss ws r COPE VIZ
particular call upon or Addie'' ~
burg, W, Va
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

1879. 1880
10 Il 70 u 90 81 70 "
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DENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
SIpl n ,aye their natural teeth We would bay
~, Va are now better prepared than ever before 70
SaAbIe them 70 do 90. By the use Of an ELScIho
NIsSxrIc PLuseER We can and are mSEinS ost nr
pauCnla than have heretofore been made " tht
eIty or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PiugEer. what We my We can prove ~ Ae1uA
dissemination. call and see for yourselves.
Hei"'1' jAMEs NJ. SURGIS0N son
.,, No. II13 MarkAt ST., Wheeling. w. We.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-03
Production and Keeping Of Eggs.

OFTENTIMEs II is matter OF inn
portanee to keep eggs for q time, When
prices rule low, they may be preserved
In comparative freshness for several
weeks, even in July and August, ii care
be taken 20 place them on end as soon
as brought in from the nest One not
accustomed 90 handling and care of
eggs can form no idea OF the shortness
Of time required for the yelk of an egg
70 settle on one side, where Il adheres
90 the shell and quickly spoils in warm
weather, Always place the egg on this
big end. have tried both ends, and
lave decided in favor Of the former po-
sition. Eggs should be gathered from
the nest every day, and whore there
are msny hens kept, twice u day, II
matters not for what purpose we desire
eggs. the hens that produce them
should always he young and healthy.
Eggs that are TO be kept for any length
of time should always be those from
young hens, or i two years old, only
from those IN perfect health. II this
rule is. closely observed by the breeders
who export eggs for Matching, from one
locality TO another there will be better
satisfaction given. II is OF much inn
pormnce that the eggs have perfect
shells, and a hen not In perfect health
may drop her eggs regularly. yet the
shells may possess impeffcctiOns thai
render them unfit either for keeping OF
hatching,~ Country Geiliepian,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-03
nnMORnus.

"TALK is cheap" Is ~ Just hire
= lawyer once. SyraeNse Herald.
THE weigh Of the transgressor is
light as well as hard. Boston Tran-
SCRIPT.
NornINe is wholly bad. Even
dark lantern has It's bright side. @Seiem
sunbeam,
TnERE is a tendency 70 palm OF olao-
eabbinage cigars for genuine Hayanas
= NetD Hagcn Register.
Tine Young doctor must be patient
angler when he Is fsiii9s ..for sick Gus
TONER'S N. D. IfcdYHre.
A NAN win work harder to counter
felt dollar than he will TO earn two
such Is human natnr. --,ioah Billings,
THE rains fall on the Just and the un-
lust. But not on che man who has just
stolen an umbrella. ~ Boston Transcript.
A LITTLE girl in one of our public
schools the other day had occasion to
parse the word "angel" Coming to
the gender, she stopped dismayed. aud
asked her tGacherif there are any men
angels n--M Merideil Rcc0rier.
whEN spelling is Uniformed" she'll
write:
I'm sailing ON the nshun,
Tho 80 is hi; no sale IN site, tl.c
II fla me with cmQshun.
but one spell viii not change Hs name,
For She n be se-sie lost the saim
( --dAdffiU's QuscH.
Now TAKE your hoe and take your
rake and dig your garden ground, sun
burn your nose and tear your clothes
and gayly fly around; but when your
neighbor's chickens scratch tho seeds
You plant with care, just wait a week
before YOU speak, and do not, do not
swear, -- Colorado Sprta7s Gdeette.
"On, YES, yes" the old gentleman
said, rather dubiously, while Laura was
telling him about Toms ability and
prospects; "oh, yes; good enough
prospects, reckon, but he lacks
energy There is no get up about
him. Il takes him till one O'clock in
the morning to get started" But she
only murmured that it showed he was
a "laster" with grGa; staying qualities,
/ and then the committee rose. 49, BurliHg-
/ ton Hal0eege.
I IF Mrs. Bakewell was proud Of any.
thing. that thing was her cooking
especially her cake. Therefore you
can in a measure fancy her feeling,
when Mrs. Homespun, who had beer
helped 10 slice of Mrs. Bakewells
richest loaf cake, remarked, "There,
that's just the kind o cake that suits
me. I've told Mrs. Talkwell time and
time agin that them that wants rich
cake can have il for all o me. just
give me piece of common, cheap stuff
/ It's good enough for anybody, isayM--
Boston TrdnseTpt.
Miss LEYRNIA VICTORIA SMITH, s
young lady residing ON King street, ha'
just completed panel for door She
took the panel out of the door anC
painted long-legged crane standing
upon it. During the progress of the
work tie draught coming through The
hole where the panel should have beer
caused her three sisters to catch thu
pneumonia. One is already dead. anC
the others hope to be. On putting tn,
panel back she discovered that il wa
painted on the wrong side. Tho pict
ure is much admired by people witt
pass the house. Carson City APpeaL.