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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-30

AMusRMESrs.-Agnes RobrtIon The well
known and celebrated actress Agnes
Robertson (hIrs. Dion Bouccicault) will ap.
pear here on Monday and Tuesday next,
October 4th and 9th, appearing in her
original role OF "Arrah Meelish In Dion
Bonccicault's great Irish drama Of "Arrah
ma Pogue. or The Wicklow Wedding"
"Arrah Meelish" is considered one Of Mrs.
Bouccicault's greatest delineations. She
will be supported by MIR. Charles Wheat
leigh and . strong dramatic company. On
Tuesday Jessie Brown, or the Relief oil
Lucknow" We quote the following about
the performance OF Jessie Brown" in
Philadelphia. The Ledger says:
BouciCaults military and spectacular
drama OF "Jessie Brown, or the Relief oil
Lucknow" was presented last evening al
the Walnut to a crowded house, the occa-
sion signalling the return to the stage OF
Agnes Robertson Mrs. Dion Bouccicault),
in her original character OF the heroine, as
played by her over eight hundred times In
Europe and in this country. Miss Robert
son was accorded awarm reception or, her
first appearance last night, and throughout
the play gave evidence Of her old time
ability and force, receiving frequent marks
Of appreciation.
The sale OF seats will commence Oh Sat
urday morning at F, W. Banners Music
Store.
Tomorrow and Saturday nights "our
COLLINS" at the Opera House.
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cuARIRs DAVIES IN wnERLlNa.

Hon. Charles Davies, the we'll known
orator Of the Eastern PAM Handle, is an
nounced to speak at the Fifth ward mar
ket square this evening. Mr.. Davies is an
freshman, and an intelligent one, and he
has the reputation OF being one Of the best
orators in the State. His fellow country
men should make 1t point to hear him,
while those who appreciate culture and
scholarly oratory will miss rare treat II
they do not hear Mr.. Davies. Chas. A.
Foster, Massachusetts, speaker, accom-
panies Davies, and will also speak tonight.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
club will meet at the Mcclure House to-
night at half psst six O'Clock, to escort
Hon. Chas. Davies and Mr.. Foster to the
mesting.place, in the Fifth ward. The
young gentlemen Of the club will honor
themselves by honoring Mr.. Davies in
this manner, and it Is desired that full
turnout may be had.
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PLEASANT WEDDING OVER THE RIVER
The marriage OF Mr.. John d. Heinlein
to Miss Gertrude NeiswanRer, at the reel.
dence OF the BRIDES parents, pleasant
villa Just west Of st. Olairsyille, occurred
yesterday at u o'clock. The Rev. Chal.
FAINT, Of Bridgeport, performed the cere'
mony 10 the presence Of large gathering
OF the relatives and friends oil the con.
tracing parties. The occasion was very
pleasant and enjoyable one, and every
thing was in excellent taste. Alter the GER
emony the sumptuous dinner was served,
and at two O'Clock the young couple lett
ST. Clairsyille for this city where they took
the evening train east over the r., w. &
Ky. Railroad for an extended eastern
"Trip. A large number OF presents were
made to the happy couple. The following
iB list.
Full set Of glassware, Hon. R. J. Alex
ander and lady.
Hanging lamp, Mr.. Mcdonald and
North West.
Set silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young.
Pair glass fruit dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
@. Branum.
farlOf lamp, MT. Auu NIB. Ohlenulnb'
Full set glassware, DIR. Cook and lady.
Silver pickle castor and fork, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trueman
Family bible, Mrs. Dora Miller.
Bread dish, Eva Lee.
Toilet set and sofa pillow cover, silk,
Miss Ann Askew.
Pair walters, L. Heinlein.
Copy Burns poems, Miss Alice John
Pair towels, Mrs. j. ". Pennington.
Table cloth, Mrs. H. Watson.
Perian marble pitcher, Mics Loyey.
Table cloth, Mrs. R. a. Heaton.
Silver cake basket, Mrs. Annie Kaiser.
Silver pickle castor aud tongs, MIR. and
Mrs. W. W. Trueman.
Mus,ache cap, Jacob Heinlein.
Chamber set, George Heinlein. =.
Towel rack aud brush holder, Mrs. W.
Lee.
Basket, Charles Heinleln.
Napkin, Miss Ella Troll.
Silver napkin rings, Eddie Neiswanger.
Set solid silver spoons aud castor, Major
Neisw anger and lady, father and mother
OF the bride.
Notice was received OF many other pres
enls sent from friends at distance, which
had not yet arrived.
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The P. U. & St L. Railroad Company,
Pan Handle ronte), certainly offer every
induCement In the way OF cheap excur.
sion fare to those desiring to visit the great
Exposition at Pittsburgh. For two dollars
You can obtain a round.trip ticket to Pitts.
burgh, with coupon attached, giving ad.
mission to the Exposition. Excursion
train will leave Wheeling Friday, October
Ist, at $50 A. NJ. Tickets will be good for
return passage until Saturday, October I'd,
inclusive.
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Grand Democratic Rally Mt s,eubenviIIe
saturday. IletoltAr q

The Democracy of jefferson county ex
tend TO the people Of the surrounding
country cordial invitation TO meet the
distinguished statesmen Hon. Allen G.
Thurman, Hon. George H. P, ndleton and
Daniel Dougherty, Esq, at Steubenville,
Saturday, October 2 To accommodate
those desiring TO attend, the P G. & St L.
Ry. 90. will sell excursion tickets on the
above date from Wheeling and intermedi-
ATE points. Round trip tickets from
Wheeling, 90 cents. Trains leave 5:45 a.
NJ, 9:05 A. N. and 1905 p NJ.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF wuRELiNo YOUNG
LADY "a dispatch received at this office
lsst night from Newburg, W. Va, says:
HMiss Agnes Daley, 0 beautiful and &C.
complished young lady OF your city, who
mas been visiting her aunt In this place,
died suddenly this evening. OF heart dis
ease. She had been unwell since Sun!
day lint no fears were entertained Of any.
thine serious, Her friends In Wheeling
have been telsgrapEsd the sad news"
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I have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during that entire time | was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and visited both the Hot and
White Springs, noted for the curative quail.
tiles OF the water. am happy to say | am
now a well man, and entirely as the result
Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
With such glorious results l am only too
glad to testify regarding the remedy
which has made me so happy.
(REv J P. F. HARELEE,
Coal Run Crossing, Arkansas. 1Ths4w
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wanted-A Girl.
Wanted-Carpenters.
Republican Mass Meeting-Fifth Ward
Attention Republicans Head of Local.
Third Ward Garfield and Arthur Club.
Trustees saIe-s. P. Hildreth, Trustee.
Trustees Sale-A.J. Clarke, Trustee.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
The Nichols Wrought Iron Furnace
Nesbitt & Bro.
A Card-Dr. Grant.
Sunday Excursion 10 Pittsburgh.
ACKNOWLEDGING Mems Garfield and
For For Ms.amoras-steamer Pres Ellison.
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CousrY CouRr Judge Boyd.-This court
met at the usual hour yesterday and
transacted the following business:
The case OF Melissa Robinson vs.. Ed.
ward Christman, appealed from Justice
Phillips. was put on trial before the fol-
lowing Jury: Alex. McColloch, George
Cnmmins, B. F McMechin, Chas. Blanch.
ord, Zane Phillips and Louis seidler.
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CHEAP EXCURSION to Cincinnati via B. 4
o, R. R. on Tuesday, October 9th. Fare
for the round trip only S.. Tickets good
10 return until October 9th inclusive.
Trains leave B. & o. depot at 4:S0 a. NJ,
9:l5 a. NJ and ll:10P. NJ. Wheeling time.
Returning trains leave Cincinnati at s a.
N. and 8:90r. NJ.
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Go with the Cheap Pan Handle Excursion
10 Pittsburgh, Sunday, october Stare
for Round TrIp, 81 80,

h"t AsphN sssFf ~ W.
The p, @. 4 st. L. Ky. Co. (Pan Handle
Route) take pleasure in announcing o
grand special excursion to Pittsburgh,
Sunday, October 8. The excursion train
will be equipped with splendid day
coaches, and the train will make the run
through 10 Pittsburgh without stoppage.
Now is the time 10 visit Pittsburgh aud
the great Exposition. Thetrain will leave
Wheeling at 1880 a. N, arriving at Pitts
burgh at 10 A, NJ; returning train leaves
Pittsburgh at $3.50 P. NJ, Sunday. Fare for
round trip, 81 so Tickets good for return
passage by special train Sunday night or
any regular train Monday and Tuesday,
October 4 and 8. Taking one considera.
tion with another, this Is the most desir.
able excursion Of the season. Remember
the day and date, Sunday, October 8.
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WE have personal knowledge Of great
benefits derived from tile use OF st. jacobs
Oil. When We get supply Of Oil, we don't
pretend to put the bottles in our medicine
case; we merely open the boxes, have
them setin convenient place. sell out o.
the box and open another. Itseems az
though we retail dozen day. Price 4
Henry, druggists, Burlington, Iowa.
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john HANsBARY. who has been con.
nected with Lewis & Clemns' barber shop
since the commencement Of that firm has
resigned his position there aud will here.
after be found at the Mcclure House SHAY:
ing Parlors where he will be glad to see
his customers and friends.
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HAIp.pRIcr sheet music at sheib's,
Washington Hall. All the popular music
Of the day, half price. To close out the
larger part OF the stock at one-third the
price. Call early, examine and save
money. Music books also at cost.
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MARGARET GORDON complained before
Squire L. D. Wait Yesterday, that Dennis
Malarky, Thomas M9Ginty and Roger
Glenn, had conducted themselves in an
unseeming manner. McGinty and
Glenn, paid the costs and gave bond in
the sum Of $50 for good behavior, but
Malarky has not yet been arrested.
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NRw, popular and standard sheet.music
for bali price, at sheib's, Washington Hall,
TO sell of, much 81 at onethird the
marked price; soiled music for one-iourth
theprice. Must be closed out soon, so
call early and don't pay high prices else
where.
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Go TO the Social at Thompson NJ. E.
Church Qslandl tonight for fine supper,
rareice cream, choice reading and splen.
did slnalng by Mr.. and Miss sharkopi Of
New York.
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SUPPER and Festival by the ladies oil
North Street Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening. Snpper twenty.
Ave cents, from 0 o'clock. Business men
and all others are sure Of a tirst-clasS sup.
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A LARGE number OF new stalls for cattle
have been erected on the Washington
Fair Grounds, and other extensive prepa.
rations have been made to insure an un-
usually fine exhibition on Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, October 9th, . h
and Z h. The race course has been greatly
Improved and now presents a smooth and
even surface. Aside from the display Of
agricultural and garden productions, and
machinery, which will be large, the exhl'
bition OF herds aud aocks Of blooded stock
will unques,ionably be the finest ever seen
In Washington county. Among those who
have already secured stalls may be mem
toned the following, which embraces
some OF the best stock in the country:
Thoroughbred horses by West FRY,
Weir and Minton, W. T. LantS, lie
Moyne & Mcclellan and others.
Short Horn Cattle Gen. John Hall,
McClelland Broa.. Julius lie Meyne. Smith
Bros, NJ. N. Little, VIM. B. McKennan
John s. Blayney, Andrew Horn and
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WEATuRR INDICATIoNs,

WARRINGTON, D. O., September 3d.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or fair weather, light variable winds, slight
rise, followed by falling barometer and
slowly rising temperature.
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LINE oYPlcRRs' MRRrlNd.

The officers Of the Republican Cam.
paign Clubs in the city are notified to
meet this evening at the Fourth Ward
Clubs headquarters for the purpose Of
consulting and arranging for attending the
Gag presentation and demonstration on
the Island tomorrow evening, and also
the Gibson meeting at Bellaire Saturday
night The Island demonstration bids
lair to be big thing in itS way, aud as the
Seventh ward boys have turned out on all
occasions for the other clubs It Is only fair
the compliment should be returned on
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Here!ords-o II. Mcknight.
Holsteins-J. L. Hendeso nd Co.
Devons- John Miller
Jerseys Morgan Hays, W. B. McRen-
nan, A. Wilkinson and others.
American Merino Sheep-James Glass,
Alex. McCalmont, j. G. Allison, John NJ /.
Miller, Thomas McCleary & Son, and
others.
saxony and other fine wools-- James G.
Stream, John 6. Clark, VIM. Davis and
Long Woods j. L. Henderson aud
others.
Thoroughbred Hogs Samuel P. Fergus,
Gen. John Hall, McClelland Brothers,
James L. Henderson, John D. Miller ard
others. Ts4a
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POLITICAL NOTES,

"Ye intlationists I'm with ye once
again."-Albert L. Wells.
Albert Wells was like Hendricks; he
wouldn't stand prodding, and descended
10 our report Of those who illuminated
Wednesday night we inadvertently neg
lected the magnificent decorations and
illumination Of Mr.. Wallace, on LsBelle
street; Kaiser Wilhelm Schultze. Thirty.
third street; Mrs Charnock, Ghapline
street, aud Louis Dirkman, Esq, on Four
teenth street. Mr.. Levi BusbY at Mrs. An.
derson's boarding house Tenth and Main
street had, the whole front Of the building
decorated with flags and Chinese lanterns,
while his display Of fire works were
superb. The procession in passing this
point cheered the efforts OF Mr.. Busby
haaFtilv. IE..at.t sH l.-
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NV yopr sentember oe-Cotton oniet
At n Xai1iEc: f,tl,res .ie.dy. FIour ,tpady !.
rsceir ,,s 90;S6 Ssrrels. shipments 1000 bsr.
rails: supeTior western and Slate SsoOa4 O5;
c"n,mo1 n eool a cta4 10. good To choice
a Ssss Ok Snite wheat az Ira Ii ibaI gu. az.
IN Ohio ii oca575; st : ouis II 25as 81; Min.
nesota patent. process 90 Oiss "a Wheat un-
ettled; Te.etp's lS2puO bushels; shipments
900: rejected spring SOC No. Chicago
spring VI Vial VIA; NO. = milwaukee ~ 70 !
unEraded rcd 81 VOhai ls1 no ~ 9Sa
lOsh; No Il 'sMai ~; No: 40 81 Tea
! a; ungraden whlte " 9ial u, No, 81 va
W.: NO. 90 sa1es 4t,vV oushes d u wa
U9S: 70: red sep se saieS fsygQ
bushels noi; at y VsAsl ,sA Rsyemeer, saes
S4Vooo pusnels ~ " VS71ai 4v2S; p t IhU w
saieS 20, oOVbusheis at u ll1fal u, Corn a
4e y tter, closing searcely so nTm; recelpps
lSEVO9 hGshels; snlpaelts zosv0 oushes;
nHsiAaeu olNa'iAo w. = 1,,Aa2.Hoi no
September olSe; oetnDer oissaol nc; no
Semoer psNao.1Sc, oaIs unsettled; reeeip,s
s3Do Dusne Western D., ni y. 5s .;dI
Wnl western 4Va4S24c, nay ~ go9o uein lsH
A. sVc Hops seaay yearlings chVice 2Ss2lc;
New YORK stale ZSazf Efee steAuY ang IN;
changed sugar steady; iaif 70 good Ietl ~ d
STEADY and il lair den,and. Petroleum dull
and weak; United as No; crude 8 slasc; refined
| like asked. Taliow quiet and steady at SKA
| Q 7.i6o, RJsIn firm al 81 6Oat ok, Turpen.
tine Arm az 4Okc, Eggs stronger at 2Oa22c.
Leather firm; hemlocG 5 10 231Ea26c. Wool
| In moderate demand aud steady; domestic
| q ece 38alsc: pulled y alyo: unwaslied lbs
$50: Texas i:as2c. ProyisIons-P Pork o, cited
and higher choice mess sic 50: fancy brands
quoted at sl6; October options Si4 f5ni6 90,
closing Mt $I6 so. Beef steady and Ia fair de.
mand Cut meats steady and In fair demand:
long clesr IS so; short Q ear SO i2H. Lard
| firm; prime steam s. 3UaS36, Butter quiet
and Unchanged. Cheese quiet and firm At lOa
l21c.
M, ,,,,,,, e.,....o on p,,,. A.,
az ba, H. dsns%a ee i,SnntsSts sx,r Medium
81 IS; do straight So 50 la6 IS: ohio goOd IS 81;
81. Louis choice 10 90; MINES Ia patent pro.
cess 81 U0aS W. Rye -four scarce and firm at
500. What higher; rejected, track. 81 03;
No. 2 red, track, 81 OK; No Q red, septem:
Der, 81 OS hid, 81 CsM asked: October, 81 UsIS
bid, 81 08X asked; November, 81 09N bid,
81 COX ASKED December, 81 lOI< bid, 81 i0X
asked. Corn In goo demand; low mixed
elevator SCI high mixed 90; rejected grain
depot DO; sail mixed September, 6lhc b ,
blHc asked: October, bltc bid, 6lHc
asked; November, 025Sc bid, 62sSc asked ;
december. bO9s bid, 81 Nc asked. Oats trm:
No. white 42l43c; No. edo Hail Nc; No.
do 80 xa4Oo; rejected and mixed S71ia9Sl1c
Provisions nonlinally, unchanged Butter
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HuTI0N BROlA SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms,
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The remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar 10 women IL Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,-AOth1s'
Magazine. TThs4w
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TRADE REPORTS.
or THE VARIOUS MAR.
KETs YESTERDAY.
Honey and Stocks FIrm-whea', Corn
and FIour-BeeG Pork and lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, wool,
WHISKY. de-, dc.
New YorIl Money and stocks.

REW YoRk, September 20 -AoSEY--M Market
easy at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4Ifa5h per cent. sterling exchange bankers
bills weak at4 sOSl; demand 81 50.
GOVERNMENT HOEBs-CiOSsd Y per cent
higher for SIS and 6's, and steady for 4's and
SIS.
United stAies 6 Of 1881,
New RiVes coupons
New kOlI and halls
aGu Four 60u
Pacific g Of
RAILROAD BONDS. The market opened
slrNug and generally hi her, notably 30 far.
Kansas and Texas waciac Issues, the former
advanced 2as per cent
Louisiana cOnsoS. ~ Virginia 6s.............. IS
Missouri Do g
81 ........,tO7 lConbolS :....-....... 70
Tennessee C. ...... 81 Deferred "a
Do neW...,,......:..... ~
srocEs-Ths market opened strong and
generally higher, and In early dealings prices
rose kal% per cent. In first board decline Of
ka2K per cent took place, the latter in
Northern Pacific prefe red. During the
afternoon speculation was irregular, but
IN late dealings there was renewal OF the
upwSrd movement, the advance ranging
from ka? per cent, Louisville & Nashville,
Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Kansas & iexas
aud cUal shares leading the Improvement.
The Expires sIys the Improvement In rail.
road securities aside from prospective settle-
ment OF railroad differences IN the southwest,
was the natural result OF continue large
gains In railroad earnings, enormous export
OF produce from tlis port, the continued
arrivals OF gold FROM Europe and veal eDing
OF exchange, which means further shipment
OF gold from abroad. Increased earnlnls fol
third week In September: st. Paul & Omaha,
so, ZOO; Lake Erie & West RI, $1,000
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville, S60OD; st,
Paul, Minnesota & MAnitoba, $4,000.
1fransactfnns " 0l0 sIiHhes
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JACOB W. aRUBB, lewsIsr.

ATTENTION NAIleRsl-Anothsr Lot
Q,000J Broken Geek Springs Just re.
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ruE 1sIANp RRpunlIoANs.

The young ladies Of Republican pro-
clivities on the Garden Spot" have pur-
chased beautiful flag, which they pro.
pose to present to the Seventh Ward
Garfield and Arthur Club. The presenta.
ton ceremony had been announced to
take place this evening, but owing to the
meeting in the Fifth ward tonight, the
State Executive Committee requested that
the meeting should be postponed. Accord
ingly, at q meeting held last night, the
club resolved to postpone their demon.
stration until Friday night. On that
evening the clubs from the other wards
will Join the Island boys in a parade, and
the Republicans over there, who make up
large proportion Of the population Of
the ward, will decorate and illuminate for
the occasion. A young lady, will make
the presentation address, and distin.
guished gentleman will reply on behalf Of
the club. The wigwam has been beauti.
fully decorated, aud there will no doubt
be- large turnout.
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lHERMoxSrxR RncoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
Au1.n g.: A.'s; " I1As.lss ss; s7ss
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CAxEaos, September %.

Special pispateh 70 the Intelllgsnesr,
We had Q rousingmeeting here tonight.
School Hall was filed with an intelligent
and apprecia,ive audience Mr.. Jake KEN.
pie presided. Mr.. Charles Davies, Of liar.
per's Ferry, delivered a magui6centspeech,
which was frequently applauded. Short
speeches were delivered by Messrs. KEN.
Die and ]. Sinclair, candidate for I.egisla.
lure. Cameron is full Of Republicans and
enthusiasm. ..
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/. BLUM & Bro,
lIO4 Main Street.

nENTIsTRY.-T0 THOSE THAT De
~ SIRE TO ave their natural teeth We would say
that We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them TO do 70. By the usa Of An ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLussRR we can and are making better
Patients, than have heretofore been made In thia
eily or elsewhere, without the aid Of the ELECTRIC
plugSer. Whist We say We can prove BY hctuAl
Demonstration Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. SURGlS0N 4 SON
aui No ti4a Market St, Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE "YouSa PRLLows."

The Junior Garfield and Arthur Club
held a meeting last, night, and among
other business conferred the compliment
OF honorary membership upon Misses
Fannie Litten, Carrie Hendon and Ella
johnson, the young ladies who were in.
strumental in getting up the late Dag pre-.
sentation, and Lincoln Bryant, the "boy
orator" from Z.nesville, who lately ad.
dressed the club. The Juniors set their
elders On example worthy Of Imitation by
their ardor and iaithfulness In the work
The drum corps otthis club Is also a most
creditable adjunct TO all parades in which
the boys participate. They have one Of
the fastest uniforms We ever saw In q
campaign organization, and they make
music In accordance with the style Of their
own get.up.
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this occasion. Most Of the clubs have
already signifei their attention Of aiding
In the disnlhY.
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The marks at the wharf last night
showed that the river had taken slight
rise, though the stage is yet under three
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A TrENTIoN REPUBLICANS
New Advertisements.

once, Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-30

NEW oRLKAxs. September 29.-Cotton easy
and some at &c lower: niiddling lllc; low
middling llc; good ordinary l0Ec Net re-
ceIpts 2,6l0 bales; gross 2,7s9 bales; Exports
10 Great Britain 4,62S bales; France 4,79S
balesi coast sos; sales $3.50 bales; stock ,2O6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-30

RAILROAD BONDS. The market opened
strong and generally hi her, notably 30 far.
Kansas and Texas waciGc Issues, the former