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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-01
GEORGIA-PauId.ng county:

To whom it may concern: Thomas J Hunt
havi' Z n proper form applied to nIe Tor pelma
upni l.r'-r- OF administration nu Il = estate OF
J J. Limits Y. deceased. late of sail cnuufy,
Ills l. To- ri- an ppr~ous crr'li,rIs and kindred.
to be- aud appear al nv tfir- within III time
allowed by law and -hoW cause, it ally, why
permanent administration should not be grant
ei TO Thomas J. Hunt on abe estate of said lie
ceased. Witness my hand and official signature
this November nh. Isl
I c DUNAGAE. Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-01
DISSOLUTION.

The firm OF GilbatN Sessions is This Dc,
dissolved by mutual consent The business vii
be continued Il, heretofore by " b. t.iih-rr n
the Old stand All parties indebted 10 lie tiru
are requested to sett e with ". L. Gilbert Al
persons having claims against The tirIa vii
present them 10 W. T. Gilbert
W. f. GILBERT.
w. NJ. SESSIONS.
Marietta, Ga, Nov IL, ISL
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-01
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-01

". G MCCLELLAN, Deputy.
Marietta, Ga Nov. -. loel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

Sells Bros. %stupendous circus and
menagerie will exhibit on Wheeling Island
on Monday next, July 4, and will be one
Of the interesting features Of that day
to strangers visiting the city. There will
be three performances: at 10 A. Nj, 81. Nj.
and 8 p NJ 1t is useless to attempt to
GuumetAt1 the many new features that
are advertiaDd, but we can assure the pub.
lic that positively every rare curiosity and
act promised OH THE bills eau be seen
under the tent. The show Ia sttiCtly flrst
Class in every particular and has been
meeting with unprecedented success
wherever II hSB pitched its tents. The
street parade will be novel and brilliant,
and will give an adequate idea Of the mIg
nltuds OF the OF the colossal combination.
Fur particulars We reler the reader to an
advertisement In another column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30
An EYE our
az HrId SepOAI woman by au Escaped
LunaIic-OIher bridgeport News.

of N BrtL EepORt woman by Au Escaped
LunaIic-OIher bridgeport News.
On Tuesday Mrs. Taylor, residing
about two miles west oil Bridgeport, saw =
man 10 one OF her cherry trees breaking
the limbs of and throwing them down.
She told him to eat all the cherries Ike
wanted, but not to break the limbs of.
He climbed down out Of the tree and
threw a stone at her, which hit her in the
right eye and knocked 1t out. Officer
BurdeLt caught the man yesterday and
lodged him In the ST. C~lalrsville jail, At
his preliminary hearing 1t was ascertained
that hO was an escaped lunslic, His name
Is Vance.
The o. &P. freight office is being painted
Marahal Joe 'MCOonnRughey and Col.
John W. Hill are rustiCating.
Several new houses are being built in
Klrkwood this summer.
Andy Smith, OF the LaBslls Glass
Works, 10 off on a pleasure trip.
James Holloway and Charles Tallman
are attending the commencement at Hud
son, Ohio. Both gentlemen are graduates
OF this college.
Mrs. A. J, Bags returned yesterday
llom a visit to Newark. a.,
Mr.. Joseph and Sherman BAggs, u
0berlIn College, are home 10 spend the
summer vacation.
The O., 7. v. & W. \. h. Go. will run
an excursion train to Niagara Falls We'd
nesday July 18th, and return Saturday
July 10Th. Round trip tickets "a 30 on
sale al o., T. v. Il W. ticket Office,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

SIC Rye quist at 90. Hay dull; prime to
choice Pennsylvania 81 00a90 90. Provisions
steady and quiet Lard, refined $500. Butter
stea5y; western frPah grass lsRl7e. Eggs
tirmer at l6c. Petroleum quiet Coffee quiet
Sugar quiet A soft l0kc. Whisky armsr at
S1n.
CnuISxATI, June @. - Cotton quiet at
l0kG. Flour dull family IS 60a5 so; fancy
SB0OA6 50. Wheat easier; No, 2 red winter
81 20al q. Corn, demand fair and market
irm: No. 2 mixed 4shc, Oats scarce and firm;
No, 2 mixed 40hc. Rye II OCULAR No. 2 esea
81 90 Barley, no offerings Pork dull at
$40 SIX Lard dull at 81 90, Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders So l2h; clear nib IS %.
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders 81 90; clear
rib 50 40; clear 50 80, Whisky at 81 0S,
Butter dull ard unchanged.
NEw YoRK, June 2a.-DRY GooDs-Agenta
are making liberal deliveries of stSple cotton
goods and wooden goods on accsunt Of former
sales, but the current demand islight Cotton
goods steady and UNCHANGED. Low and mt
dium grade Of cotton tlanntls largely sold
ahead. Prints quiet. Foreign goods dull.
NKW YoRK, June 2a.--METALs-ManutAc.
tured copper quiet and unchanged; InRot
lake l6Xc. Pig iron quiet and firm; Scotch
$50 O0A23 so; American $40 00s24 90; hussia
sheeting SIs GOALS 90. Nails, cut s. 00aS Is;
clinch 81 65A5 IS.
ToLEpO, June 29-NOOn BoArd-WheAt
dull; No, 9 red, spot and Juns 81 2OA; August
81 10; year 81 lfT. Corn frm; No, = July
45aiSc. Oats weak No, . September 900.
CINCINNATI. June 29.-Hogs steady; com.
mon and light 81 95a6 90; packing ard
butchers IS 40s6 80. Receipts 100 head
shipments $50 head.
NEw YoRK, June 20. -WOoL-In good d..
maud at full rates domestic fleece SSa45C
pulled g0ai0c; unwashCd l2a32c; Texas II
aSOc.
PIT1sRURGn. June G8.-PETRoLEUM-Active
United certificates 76GC; refined $40 fol
Philadelphia delivery,
NEw YoRE, June 29.-IEArHRR : Steady
and in moderate demand; HemlOCk sole 23l
27c,
ANTWERP, June 9a.-PErRoEEuH-Refined
lDLt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

A man who Is said to be lying st the
point Of death, and whose address Ia
given as James Mullighn, care Of Mrs. II.
A. HsCkett II Eds. Broadway, New York,
has written to the Postmaster here ihoul.
ring lor information concerning John and
Thomas Mnlligan, who are stated to live
in Wheeling. A letter has also been re-.
ceived from the keeper Of a boarding
house IN Camden, New Jersey, sayinVIhSl
a man named Oliver had been boarding Al
No. 229 Market street, In that city, but
left on June l6h 10 70 to his work In
Philadelphia, taking his lunch as usual,
and leaving his clothing and everything
At the house, His frat name is not given,
hut he told them he was from Wheeling,
and had a vile NndiouF children here. He
Is described "a an EDglishman, FIVE feet
ten inches high, Of lighl complexion and
quite bald. The man with whom he
boarded IL anxious to learn his whetea.
bontV, az his sudden disappearance has
made him quite uneasy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30
RIvER NOTES.

LOUISVILLE, June 29,-River fLlingi q
feet, 0 inches in canal; 0 feet in the chute
the falls. Business dull. Weather
Is the hottest Of the season. Their.
mpmsler 07o. A light shower OF rain at b
=. Nj. cooled the atmosphere some.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-River 8 feet, q
inches and falling, Storm here this after
noon. THERMOMETER 04s. Arrived: Ari.
adne, Tennessee river. Departed: Hud.
Bon, Pittsburgh; Silver Cloud, Tennessee
river; j. W. Gaff, Memphis.
CAIRO, June 90 Arrived: Storm, Ohio
river; sGhenCk, New Orleans; Robin, st.
Louis CITY Of Providence, st. Louia; City
Of Greenville, vickst urg. Departed:
Charles Brown, 81. Louis; Storm, st.
Louis; sChenck, Cincinnati; Greenville,
st. Louis; Providence, Vlcksbutg. River
20 feet, and falling. Weather clear; Their.
mnmeler 93o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

II 1t had not been for the hills which
surround Wheeling, the probabilities are
that a large number OF houses would have
been unrootsd. As Il was the covering oil
the Top mill warehouse was lifted of, aud
also that Of the Riverside mill. The most
damage seems 10 have been inflicted on
the Island. A number OF beautiful shade
trees were blown down. Two, opposite
the residence Of Mrs. Brues, were scatter.
ed over the street. AS soon as this fact
was ascertained by the forty herds Of cattle
on the Island the brindles called COnven.
lion, and In lees minutes than there we're
herds, everything green wPs Chewed of
the stricken trees. The reporter has moth.
ing BgAinst Island cows, but his inherent
love Of truth Compels him 10 say that they
are worse than the seventeen year lOCusls
or thU seveb'yesr scratches. They have
cultivated q sufficient amount OF instinct
aCumen TO walk on the wooden psvements
on the Island; 10 lllt up the latCheB OF the
front gates of gardensi 10 walk In and
chew up rose bushes, gersnium plants,
grass aud things, and then not even have
the decenCy to stay In the morning until
they can be MIXED by the dtspoilBd pro-.
ptietOrB Of the valuablCs referred to.
A COW ordinance is badly needed, aud II
would be o. subject TO sS many amend.
ments az the b. 4 o. 4, r. Committees re-.
port. An important n would be, "HAl.
ter the COWS" and II would meet with the
approval Of the residents Of the Seventh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30
PENCIL POINTS.
The Dasi From = Dozen FabeFs Used ~
InteIliEenesF RsPOFteFs.

The IA FROM = = A"Ue SH
IntelliEeBeeF RsPOFteFs,
THE jail lunAtics should be glued.
PoLIcE CouRT was a blank yesterday
MUNICIPAL CoUE4 meets this morning at
10 O'Clock.
REcoRDRR HOOK Issued n marriage
license yesterday.
THR comet was evidently switching Its
tail yesterday morning.
The Central Glass Works stop next
Monday to put in new boilers.
SHADE TREES and fences on the Garden
Spot suffered from yesterday mornings
wind.
A SELECT party will be given at Mt,
Bslleview Hotel this evening Kramer
plays.
UH~yoRTuNATRLY there ia NO ordinance
to prevent amateur bands from practising
these nights.
AN excursion to Cleveland on July
fourth ia talked OF, tn see the races there.
Price nominated, 81 so for the round trip
Mr.. G. A. BEUTER has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of George
swaItzbsch, deceased. Bond $500, with
Joachim Beuter as surety.
A VERY pleasant surprise party was given
last evening at the residence Of Carrie
Israel, on Eleventh street, in honor oil Miss
Annie Harris, who has been spending Two
weeks in Wheeling, and who leaves for
ZAnesville to-day.
A LOT Of boys had the cheek to knock
Of some Of the castings OF the monument
yesterday, and, as q policeman expressed
It, 10 "spit and throw mud on the goddess
Of liberty" An embargo was laid. upon
their pIoCliyities,
CIGARETTES are destroying the mental
and physical progress OF the youth 0l
Wheeling. according to the INTELLIGENCE
aud the doctors. Why not get up q State
Convention against the use Of cigarettes,
rs we'll as liquor,-Beiqir Independent.
Col W. W. DURAED, the advertising
agent of Bsrnum's circus, received q tele'
gram yesterday morning stating that Bar
NUNS car, q magnificent railroad vehicle,
had been burned at Stevensonville, near
Ontario, Canada. The car contained about
sfx tons OF printed posters. IL was bnilt
under BSrnum's personal supervision
about five years ago, It's external WAS
covered with figures, but, az the same
time most magnificent pictures painted by
the famed artist BoetCe, The losa IHna
into many thousands OF dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30
I 9

The water supply ran short Wednesday
morning before pumping began, owing to
some repairing OF the power house the
day before, which kept them from pump
Ing ss much as usual.
Miss Matte Elton has gone to Balti.
more 10 visit relatives.
Tho remark that the boys are now hunt.
Ing up all the old iron to get circus money,
iS trits; but 10 Bellaire 1t 10 peculiarly true
Just now. They have carried OF q lot Of
fixtures OF the water works that were lying
around loose, and have made way with
various other bulky articles.
A number Of young folks went out for q
picnic in q Jersey wagon" "Wednesday
morning Just In time to get caught in q
very heavy rain. It didn't make them re-
turn, though.
A number Of copies Of a new paper has
reached Bellsire. II pretends 10 be q
boys paper-the devils OF she st. Clairs.
vile papers. Those boys are wonderfully
interested In the county.BeRt matter.
There seems TO be very littl0 thought
paid 10 what we are 10 do with ourselves
on the Fourth. Several plcnics are an.
nounCed for the public, and no doubt
there will be many private parties of to
the woods but there lie little fuss made
about II.
The old Cowen, Sheets 4 Co., bank
building ls being raised bodily. The vault
has been torn out.
One OF the large windows up stairs Of
the new bank building was broken by the
storm Wednesday.
The festival Of the South Bellaire Meth.
odist Church that was 10 have been held
In the new church, will be held Ia the
Market House, instead. The church has
not advanced so far towards completion as
II was expected II would be.
There are inquiries as 10 who compose
the Board Of Health Bellaife Is supposed
to own. Some Of the alleys are not In q
very good state.
A son Of Simon TOhen, Of the Fourth
ward, is very slCk with dlptheris.
The City Council had 10 adjourn Tues.
day evening for want Of "gas." No pun
is intended, II is q fact. X. o. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30
sEATR TEnPERANcR C0NVRHTIOl.

Second Days. sesaion-PeFmAneBf or.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRANSACTED.
The convention was called to order
yesterday morning by Rev, o, P. Masdeu,
temporary chairman. Prayer vas offered
by Rev. DR.. Young, Of Parksrsburg.
The committee on Credentials reported
partially,
The committee on Permanent orgAnizA.
ton submitted the following report, which
was adopted: President, D. B. Purinton;
Vice Presidents: First District, Z. G. Ora
craft; Second Dist, Judge Hoke; Third
Dist, o. L. Brown. Secretary, |. H..
johnson; Assistants, y, G. DlWntain, ],
B, Reed, E S, TAFT and Rev, W.. E Powell;
Treasurer, O. F. Scott.
Pol. Purinton was conducted to the
chair, and assumed the duties OF the office.
The committee on County Organization
submitted their report, which recommends
the formation Of temperGnCs clubs IN every
maeisterial district in the STATE, and
further that every county organize itH
forces for the work before the people.
These, together with other recommends
tions Of the committee were adopted.
The Committee on Basis of Representa-.
ton reported, allowing one vote to each
$4,000 population.
AiIer the trans ciinn Of some misCella.
neous business the Convention took q re-.
cess until 2 P NJ.
The discussion during the morning ses.
sion was spirited and lively, and gave un.
disputed evidence OF the interest taken in
the cause
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Vice. President Z. G, Cracrsft called The
oory.r,ion IN oylo, atopv n, Wa.
~ ~ ~
ner |conuuctlnR the asVosiohal exerclsss'
The Committee on Credentials further
reDorted that one hundred and thirty del,
$50. ,.o,a an,oI,od
sSsao ooUnt;os ~
M Hammi.,ao M pooo,r,iors an
ronncaJ thai- rssJiues. ~ rsnort In, or
,nn,;nn ~ ~ ,bs ,eanir, 49, ~. UI
noo,nonad rrt;I + ovon;nn so.a;om w"
Tha GonmitIaa an parm.Uont N,,,ri
v,tiov mada = inrthar Tenort 90 to,IS~s
~ ro.N@
sFAFE EAkCuTlNA COMMITTEE
First District David d, johnson, o
Wood; David MCGregor, Of Richie; II, G.
Orsc,at NJ Ohio
sscSmd nia,rict-A l. yoIs NJ Mo
49, ~ Ian, ~
nongaIlsi :. M'IIer, OF Marion U Il
batIer, o. JenerSph'
lhlrI D;s'IIGI-J. u, PeTsnson' Of Mana
Whsi - :; refers OF JscSEohi Vi W
llPpett VI "Ispnn' ~
~ a Large. " powhtSlh, o ! rlEnamI
o. "SueG o. na,,'SSni ran' Nsaj; q
mooui y. warner, Oh MqOui y; Ml'u'
lng1 81 o y, -, w A IShms o. V woc
uhlTulhu-Dl ", Juutbuut VI NuuuI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

Last evening a very pleasant reunion
took place at the Mcclure House. Revs.
j. W. Carter, Of Patkenbutn, ". P.
Walker, Of Huntington, who we're attend.
ing the State Temperance Convention, in
session in this city yesterday, and Preoid.
ing Elder Z. W. Ryan, Of this city, were
entertained last evening by MSjotj.C. Al.
deTson, These four gentlemen we're mem.
bers Of the class Of iS60-8l Of Allegheny
College,, Gfeenbtier CouhLy,ahd since their
graduation they have never met Until
Yesterday, and the occasion was celebrated
by a reunion supper. After q separation
Of twenty o years the meeting was nat.
utally very pleasant one, and the time
was spent In the relation Of interesting eI.
perlenCea and the discussion oil the least
prepared. One enthusiastic member Of
the party wanted 10 60 out and ahoot OF
fireworks In honor Of the mtetlng, but
restrained by the sedate members.
R~kYNANN's Celebrated Beer on TAP al
Garden TONIGHT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30
RoUREEENEM srREEr sFEOIALTLEs,
The Electricians, LiriuE MaChine Men
aud the Prize aud Poetry PeddIeFs,

Inc klootFAclAns, LtttiuE Machine men
aud the Prize and Poetry PeddIeTs,
1t is an %unsolyed Conupdrum why itin'
Grants should choose Fourteenth street "a
a t~horoughisre most suitable to their
ayOcationS. Yet they do so.
For the past week an electric broker hes
held his ground below Market street, OPP
posite to him has reigned a merchant with
a lifting machine upon which has been
tested the spinal strength OF many boys
and men.
Last evening the electric man induced
enough curiosity In a female to persuade
her to take hold oil the handles. The u
rent was turned on, She did not know
how to indicate that she had enough and
tried to drop the metallic gloves. They
81 ung despita her endeavors.
Moral: Never lake hold Of anything
that won't let go upon due notice from
headquarters.
At last she got loose, aud vowed that the
next battery she tackled she would know
something about 1t.
The lifting machine was not 80 attractive
In its effects. The greatest effort was q
mark OF $50 pounds oDlthe scale,
Above Market street vas O gasoline illu'
mInatlon with n proprietor who was clio.
Quently giving away $40 worth Of iewelrY
for a dime. An lNTELLIGRNcRR reporter
invested. He got an alleged amethyst
ring, seven shirt buttons, q pair Of sleeve
buttons, q shirt stud, o chased ring, a dia.
mond pin, and two songs, all Tor ten cents.
One Of the songs begins, and 1t is called
"sadie Ray" as follows!
Near q cool and shady woodland,
where the Eippllng Strelmle1 How
DWelt a maiden, kind aud lovely,
But twas In The long ago.
OFT | kiISHd her and cATtSsed her,
AZ We danced the hours away,
OFT l told her that ! loved hNr,
But she's dead, my Sadie Ray
The other sort Of freezes up one'e young
life blood. II starts of In this way:
Whore the Vlolots are blooming
Smiling In the gentle breeze.
And the EsphyT slug sweet carols,
As they it among the trees
Where the merry songsters Wnble
From the morn I'LL snades Of night
There We laid our darling Minnie,
EyeFmOre from mortal sight.
The chorus would CoOt one monu'
ment.
What has Fourteenth street done?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

bale, hearty well met felloV who vas sell.
ing apples, new tomatoes, eucumbeEa and
potatoes, The reporter was presented
with . Newton pipin quoted at 400 .
peck. Tomatoes were sold by the gentle-
man at 45c q quarter peck; Tennessee
plums, q red as blood, lbc Q quart; pota-
toes firm" at 40c peck.
Approaching q peaceful and delicate
looking suburban who was selling straw
berries, the reporter had sufficient gall TO
say; Look here, why Is It you telloWs d.
ways put the biggest berries on topY Why
don't You surprise people and put the
big ones beloW2"
Hoh, we'd starve TO DEATH" he said.
"Besides, women are delicate, and We
wouldn't want any Of 'em to faint when
they got home and commenced to pick
what they got"
A potato man from over the river was
cheeky enough to affirm that Ohio potatoes
had, on an average, four less eyes than
West Virginia potatoes.
Some Of the butter, and perhaps the
best that Is sold In market, comes from
Pennsylvania, The reporter thought that
Ohio was the boss producer, but q stiff
backed huckater claimed not.
Entirely UnsuspiCious looking eggs
were offered At 10 and IS cents Sdozen,
with plenty Of takers; dressed chickens
Of recent vintage at so cents 9 pair; goose.
berries 5 cents q quart; curFants at %
cents q bucket; cherries so cents u bucket
The inside men, viz. the butchers, quo
ted beefsteak and roasts at l2l cents NUT
ton the same, and lamb u TO to 10 cents,
Lard l23 cents.
Henry Otto was seen here, He told on
interesting story oil Q man who had
inquired how much lamb was worth ayard,
"Fiity cents" said Henry. The wealth
was produced and Henry cut of the two
hind feet audthe fore one Of a dead sheep.
There's three feel; that makes 8 yard"
said Henry,
Butchers have more sense than some
people Imagine,
The reporter then went home,
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LinrnIn

The Lincoln club ~aavertises an exCur.
sion on the elegant steamer 81. Lawrence
on Friday, July ls!. Every preparation
has been made for tho comfort and
pleasure OF the exCursiOnistH and those
who no may DO assured OF a delightful
ttip. Kramier's brass band OF sixteen
pieces, aud complete orchestra will &C.
company the party, which will add much
70 the enjoyment otthe occasion. Nothing
can be pleasanter than a ride on the
river these warm summer evenings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

WASHINGTON, D. g., June 30.-l A, NJ
For the Lower Lakes fair weather, varia-
BILE wlnds, stationary temperature and
higher barometer.
For the Upper Lakes, fair weather, va.
riable winds, stationary or higher tenn.
persLure and barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, 10.
cal rains, followed by clearing weather,
variable winds, stationary temperature,
stationary OF higher barometer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

OUR reason for putting Acme Baking
Powder in %one.lourth, one'half and one
pound cans only is Tor the protection Of
persona wishing pure and nnadulterated
goods. Remember every can Is guar.
anteed strictly pure cream tartar baking
nWlpr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

To visit The following points via the popu.
lar Pan Handle route, al low excursion
rates. indianapolis, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Columbus, Newark, Pittsburgh and all
points on line oil road. Tickets will be
sold July I'd, Sd and 4.h, good for tetuth
passage until July 9th, inclusive. Chill.
dren between Ave and twelve years Of age
will be furnished excursion tickets Of one.
bali the usual excursion rate. For rates
time tables, maps nc, apply TO SCENTS
Pan Handle route.
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I E HARRIS NuRssElE,

mUUNDSNlLLh .,,n
1900 Apple Trees, tvO, three, lbni lhl "I
5000 Peach, one (iiOm budl ytir'
5000 PlunS, one and two years
500 Qulnoes, two and three yam
5000 Cherries, ont ard two JtAt .tS.
$4,000 EVefgts6nl, nOstly JuliFpf nln
feet. The above arc thrifty and 10 gooihlli n
tranSpIhntlng. viii cell " l0s - t1e MA N,
reapondanee solicited. Addfessi sAsgb.
LER, M~oundAVlile, Nursery I, 90, n. ~.
M%Oundayllla Depnt. M%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

IT may DO observed that no attempt IL
made TO hunt up out Of the way or un.
known places 10 find names 10 endorse
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.
John W. BeCkwith, Bishop Of Ga
General John q. Gordon, y. 3. Senator.
Hon. John Gill sllottef, ex Governor oil
Rev. David Wills, D. D., President Of
Oglethofpe College.
Bishop Pierce (of Ga.
Hon. James jackson firm Howell, Cobb
( James jackson,) Attorney at Law,
Macon, Ga.
John B. Cobb.
r. L. Mott, Columbus, Ga.