davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-09
The following roads have reported their
gross earnings for the year 1880:

The annuat maetfnf of fha Western Rail-
.-.1:'s:.1 49,. ~ - - 1s.aaIsss - 49,
1oau assUci''tfol tiot tne ptoeecstou ~ Paes
eal WI. on ne.a ~ ote 10 o' se.ne. - ~ ~
unis s>u t s.aEss, ~ t,a ~ =
ocl9eh =, H., toI ll6 eolasietaslon ~ VIC az a.,
nuat IspttI M u ue hSecutiye tl touli.;ee' uf
"t ottnr ~ h,,n1,ns, ~ snu .,a1 @ bn rasantoJ
suct ono1 possness ~ Atas oe p1eeen'0'
It will no doubt afford great pleasure to
tha many friends of Mr. n C. Meldrum the
oonniar Ganerni Western Fraipht cent 0f
tfha Tnrt Wavna pna1 Win has heen lnvinp
- 40 the ,n;nf ~ daath fnr t,1 sama waeEs r6
A. Lue polhs " ueaau W ooal4o W5eA2t "
learn that ne Is nov rapidly convalescnsg,
and expects to be able to attend to the duties
Hois now able to receive his friends at his
home OF, Calumet avenue.
- =, ".'.@-, ---.--.,.-
Mr. James II. Carpenter, who was recently
appointed General Agent Of the Southwest
ern Railway Association at Kansas City,
after looking over the ground has decided
, 1881-01-09
ITEMS.

Mr. N. T. Spoor has been appointed Gem
era1 gent OF the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
F6 Railroad at st. Louis, vice S. B. Hynes,
transferred to Chicago. Mfr. Spoor has been
tile General Agent OF this road at Leadville,
Colo, and is said to be al ableand energetic
railroad man. -
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P%HiLABKLPHiA, July 2%0.-Fiout, Arm,
western EXTRA % 76a4 Is, Minnesota eSits
% 6Oa6 26i Ohio good 10 choice Se Ooa8 vi
Ohio, new process 20 S6A0 40i do hiRb efadS5
% 76i 81. Louis fancy $3.50; Minnesota patefIt'
good u 00i winter patents 60 60a7 bJ. Rvs
aonf, ANAL sales att4 7ba5 %. Wheat ub.
settled and highet; No. 3 red elevator Si ga
2sHi No. 2 red July 81 2Sat 2skI AuRp6t
u 26HAl 20i september 81 98Xai ri Oc.
tobet 81 2Sal 2sK, Corn qulSt; futures dinner,
western iti&ed, grain depot b6atBo; Stkaner,
track and grain depot, 6SkabIo; No, 8 do bad.
bsc; sail mixed July b9liab7c; August 6eSiS
beto; September 6SabsHo; October b9a5oEIc,
Oats irregular MOI white HHaI5e No.
white 4aa44e mixed 4lA4lkc Provisions
tiEm and unchanged. Butter steady WIFE A
good demand for cboioE creamery 9ia2lc;
New York and Bradford county, IA, 0flfa,
l9a22c dairy, t4ai9c. Eggs steady a Ilaibc
ghetse steady aud unchanged. Petroleum
dnll Aud unchanged, Whi6ky dull d hi,
Eltr LiIlR1T, July 2o.-oatus-Reoep,s
today 9l9 head Of through and 1872 heSd EoS
this n4fkek Total for i've DAYS i,096 head al
and i,02l head Of local. T6e mSSkst
been well supplied % fat this WeeF, WEE
sold out but q few odd head Al price m.
lAtac!ofY 70 sellerS, and / little easier 10 buy.
epa than this day 4 week AGO. BSyefai losdsl
Of Vsty inb and good have been bought here
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PttrsBtRe, July 2l-River ID inches,
and falling. Weather, clear and warm.
UtSCiSNArt, July 20 -River, feet
inches, and falling. Weather, taif and
warmer. Departed, the AtiAdne, for Pa.
ducah.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Rtvef, rising slow.
ly, being 4 feet 3 inches In The canal, 2
feet 2 inches In the chute. Business is
dull. Weather, clear and warm. No Of.
rivals OF departures.
MRAPaih July 2l-The river rose s
inches slnce yesterday. The j.. A. Scud.
der has arrived from New 0fleana She
proceeded 10 81. Louis. Al midnight the
weather was warm.
EyANsviLLE, July W-Atflved, the H..
I, Dexter, al 1 r. n. Departed, the Con.
s. MillAt, lot OinCinnatij II, n. Dexter,
for Cairo, River falling, being 4 feet |
Inch. Weather, oleat and wArmi wind,
south,
oAiAo, July 2o.-Athvsd, The Jay
Gould, from 81 Louis; City oil Helena,
from ViCkabufg; Belle Of Memphis, from
g. Louis, Departed, The Helena, for 81.
Louis. River, 10 feet 8 inches. Weather,
pleAt thermometer, 92'.
n. LoutB, July 2O.-ArhVod. Calhoun,
Peoria Grand Pacific, 81, Paul Grand
Lower, VickbbutEI Iron Mountain and
barge, New Orleans. Depaftedi jaw
Gould, Oalfot OAlhoah, Peoria; Halliday,
New 0tleAhs.. River risen 3lhchee, with
81 feet ! Inch BY the gauge. Weather
clear. WWRA excessively hot again ln.iaV
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RELLAIRE.
Personal and PoIiss Points, and Gen.
eral JoItipsh

FefnopAl ana sOllee Folntp, and Gen.
eFal JoiGinSh
Rev. DR.. MsrahAll W. Taylor, D, D.,
Was in town Wednesday,
Miss Myers, dsughtero OF David Myers,
Is very low with diphtheria.
Mssss. MeGrsgor and Klotz spent
Wednesday fishing on Oaptina.
James Fitton's family moved to his
house at the Burr's Mills camp ground,
Monday,
Mr. Robinson Is moving into his new
house. on Thirty'elghth street, Horns
Addition,
The th~lrteen.pot gas furnace at the
Ohio Glass Works began running on full
time Monday evening,
The steamer Andes took on quite Q
large lot Of glassware at this point on her
way down Tuesday night.
A child OF q Mr.. Brown, who has been
living In Bellaire but o short time, on
Gravel Hill, died Tuesday night,
The Mayor has under adyisemsnt the
matter o.. . stAiIlwAy to the new National
bank building, on Belmont street,
The Winsbrenusrian Church will have
Q festival at the Pittsburgh coal works
Thursdsy evening, and, II the patronage
~jastifea 1t, the festival will be continued.
Mr.. Ed. Kinney, an old Bsllaire boy,
and one who is q credit to his former
home, 10 In the city after quite q long alb
sencs. Ed. 10 "snRtchlng lightning OF
Shelby, Ohio, now.
Auditor Ootiand, o. ]. swauey, Esq,
and Col, ], F. 0harlesworth, Of st, OlAirs.
vile, were In the city yesterday, Their
visit presumably concerned the matter oil
delegates to the Democratic judicial CON
vention.
There will be q quarterly meeting at the
Second Methodist Episcopal Church, Bel.
mont street, next Sunday, The pastor,
Rev, Payne, Is now in Kentucky, spend
ing a few weeks alter the meeting Of the
conference.
As the Baltimore & Ohio Company re-
fuses to lower Ito track at Belmont street
Tor o bridge there, the Council has deter
mined To make the company repair the
Union street bridge. II Is TO be hoped the
sidewalks on 1t will be widened.
Our policemen have been changed
around considerably, Officer Lynsky has
been removed, and VIM. DruRsn transfer.
red from the Third ward 10 Lynsky'l
place Henry NSgle has been put In Dru'
CAMS place and Henry Kemple into Tur'
ner's place In the Fourth ward.
A large and pleasant wedding gathering
was that OF the Catholic Church yesterday
morning, to witness the ceremony which
Joined Will Deegan and Miss Anna Kin
ney together for lie. The young couple
begin their married life under fair aus,
piCss, aud they have the congratulations
and hearty well wishes Of hosts Of
friends. RI
Those who take the most interest In the
election OF our city officers are the very
ones who should DO allowed to have the
least voice in the matter, but It Is natural
that those who have 10 frequently appear
before the Mayor, or come into the hands
Of the police, should take more interest In
the selection Of those officers than the
citizens who behave themselves, oil ol
which means that our municipal affairs
are not under the control Of our substan'
tial citizens.
R,O.F.
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DRY o
SORTING OUT !.

sortlnu Out and Marking Down goes on
sysry day at this season, and vs fall Of our
object unless you are Informed Of the taCt'
We msntIon particularly all wool Lace sunt'
Iuus, In black and COIOrs, at 400, former
prIoe 80 100; French suutlaVS, Do Inches
vida. former price $50, now 60Ci black
silks and black Satin Do Lyon Included at
closing prices.
Summer silks very cheap. Some dsslra'
Bile ends at same prlOs.
Only a few Of ths 8 and 100 Lawns len.
Dress RIROhsmS. Our assortment as CON-
pIsts as early In the season, with fsw ex'
osptluns. The prlOe, I2l'2O, cant DO sold
cheaper.
Black CashmsEVs, black Henrlsttas. black
Monies, black Grenadines share with the
CIu,Inu out prices. Some excellent bar
. gains car bB secured,
We want all our CuStUmsrs 10 look around
this week among our Dress Goods and Silks
Our s%sml.anRuaI sales Of housekeeping
goods begins on Monday iuly 25th Store
open from 7 a. m untll 6p, m Saturday
excepted. |'.
i. BLUM & BRO
IIo4 Main street.
iYlp . ..
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George, alias "ruggy", Francis was
Brought before Squire Mhffin yesterday
afternoon, for a hearing OH the charge Of
shooting Amos FTiiz Tuesday night.
"Puggy" waa decidedly the must dilApi.
dated looking physical structure that We
have seen for many a day. One Of bis
eyes was encifCled with a broad fin OF
black that would have gangEened d prize
fighter with jealousy and his whole eoun.
tenahCe was decorated Ia a manner only In.
ietior 10 that cyl One or twoo Of his tibshad.
also been broken, and he was ready 10 90
bed for repairs generally. He u 4 very
old man seemingly, and has a rather
bad appearance. He was represented by
Messts, e. q, OttCtait and Flame Amos
FiitG, the man who WAh shot, had a phit
'in no Wise reasSufinR" His right eye ls
ont and his whole !countenApte 10 An
indication Of low cunning. He detailed
the particulars Of the fugss Keeping himself
very prominently In front In each pAfticu.
lat. Prosecutor jordan appeared for the
State.
"Puggy" was held In $500 iot unlawtni
shooting, and in default Of bAtlW@ asni
10 jail
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for both the New York and Philadelphia mar
ksta, say about torty-aaven ean In all. The
bAlanca went 70 the country buyers andre.
tall dealen here. Pdeas ruled about a hi.
lows Good 10 prime shipping IS sOaB 2S
fair 10 good butchFa $4e0a5 e6; common 10
light 81 0OAA b0i bullA fat cows and alags
81 OOal rs; stockeTs and feeders, a 10 weight
and quality, SST6ai Is. Sales to-day 698 head;
total for two days ,406 head
HoQ-ReosiPts 1.2l0 head; total for two
days 2,4IS head; Philadelphia % seas rs;
shesp-Rsceipa 8 200 head: total for two
days {, 400 head; selling ATS 6Oa5 20,
BALTIMORE, July M,-Flour steady. Wheat,
spot and July a. TkSl az: August 81 AK
Corn, Westsrn higher and strong; mixed SPOT
and July $50; August 66HA56Ac; September
$50; steamer 49no, Oats quiet and firm;
western white 37af2c mixed S9a4Oo, Rive
dull new SOC. Hay dull, Provisions steady
and firm mes pork SIS GOALS 90; bulk meats
packed 81 60Al0- 90; bacon, shoulders IS Is;
clear rib sides $40 rs; hams tl2 GOALS 90, Lard
l2ko. Butter quiet; western grass lSal7o,
Eggs dull and loWura at lSo Petroleum NOM
ina: refined 7Nc. Coffee Gtsady, Sugar quiet
Whisky arm.
OmuaHArI, July 20. Cotton steady at
llhc, Flour steady and STRONG: family IS so
a600 fancy = 26as76 Wheat strong; No. red
winter 81 l7a1 10. Corn steady; No. 2mixed
6lkc. Oats strong; No, 5 mixed 40; No. 2
mixed Shellsd lSc, Rye strong; No. . 81 on
al 90. Pork firm at SIS 90. Lard easier and
held at Sl2 90. Bulk msA1 arm; lhoulderl
70 10; clear NIB 50 26. Bacon in good de-
m1nd and firm; shoulder 81 60i clear rib
ain I1l[. clpaF AIN IN WhIakv 6rn, al a. M
Butter firm and unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 2O-ThS DruvsrS' Journal
rsporu:
Hogs-ROcsips 20, 900 mead; shipments 1900
head. Market steady; common TO fair mixed
packing So 00A6 s.; good 10 choice shipping
80 60ae rs: Light bacon 50 4OA6 IS.
Catte-ReceipA $500 head; ahipm0ntI
LOO head, Market firm exports 80 l0a8 %
common to choice shipping a 90A6 90.
shssp-Ieceipts {, 100 head. Market lower
common to fair shsarIpg s. Soa4 Is; good tc
choice 81 60a6 Is,
NEW YoRK, July 2O-DRr GoopG-Busi,
ness Is steadily improving with package
houses, Cottons In lair demand, and the
most desirable makes In light supply and arm
dark prints more active. Dress goods and
ginghAms quiet, Linseys In better request,
ARn's wear Woolsna Quistand steady. Shirts
and drawers doing well.
NEW OELEAAS, July 2O.-CoRss dull; Bic
cargoeS ordinary 70 prime 9ARl2kc, Sugar
quiet but firm inferior to good common 6ka
1ie; common 70 good common 7hA7hc!
yellow clarified 90, Molosses quiet and
uncnsngea common .Oa5oS; iAlr z9ASOct
pri n aVSi n,Oe SCAF'e anu nFneFi ordinary
Nv Va 1,,u %
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-INDIVIDUAL POINTS.

Mi. John &. Dry left yesterday for q
lOrtnight's visit to Wsynesburg.
A. ]. Halstsad, Of the Journal, returned
from the National Capital last night.
r. G. Ball, representing the BArnum
and London RhowS, 10 at the Mcclure.
Col. James Randolph, Chief Engineer
B. & o. r. r., accompanied by bis wife, 10
in the city.
W. A. Cracraft, Chief Clerk at the Aud.
TORS Office, has returned from Green
county, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Kelley aud daughter, Of Bos.
ton, are Waiting Mrs. Lavinls Travis In
South Wheeling.
Mrs. Lee and daughter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Frank Hearne at Bellvlew,
left 10! the West yesterday.
Harry Schwalb, Of the Leader, Sam Ga.
rothers, OF the MCKeesport Times, and
Mr.. Davis, Of the Pittsburgh Times, are Of
the Mcclure. st.ll 10 H.us58pH
Captain ]. B. Kennedy, Hempield mail
agent, leaves tomorrow for Gettysburg,
10 attend the Grand Army reunion. Dol.
Buck Hall will act In his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newman will
sail July 2lst, on the beautiful steamer
Science to New Matamoras, Ohio, on q
few days vacation in Ohio for a pleasure
trip.
Mr.. L D. williams, OF the Island, took
his family TO Burr's Mills, Belmont county,
Ohio, yesterday, TO spend several weeks In
the embracing air Of the "sun kissed hills''
Burr's Mills, by the way, Is becoming
quite q popular summer resort. The fam.
Iiiy OF I. s. satterfeld, Eeq7, Assistant
Manager Of the Baltimore & Ohio Com.
pAny, at this point, are also sojourning
there, besides about Q soore ol families
from Bellaire and other pOinta.
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EIHAHCIAI am OoHHERCIAL.
agn 20 naney q hlaeha.

NV YoRK, July 20. -MoSEY MARKET
easy at 2kaSk per cant; closed at 2h per
cent Prime mercantile paper Sal per cent.
Startling. EIehRRgG bankGn' bills weak at
Assn demand 81 S5H.
GovERHNE1T BoHDs-lrregulAr.
9, T. O. oOuPs d 'Sl-lo2klGsg .,,,,.,,.,.,...,..,,,l0 lS{
New kL-",....,..,-- ~ PaslAe q Of 'sS........,l0
haW A-',''-'' ,',''---llb56l .,
RAILROAD BOHDA-MAFket prices lower. The
features wtre1, O, al. /. incomes which de-
clined TO 70 from 70, and Ohio Central In
comes, which declined to s. from 60, The
latter recovered to SIX and declined 70 66h.
Mobile 4 Ohio second debentursl declined
to 6s from 70, Rochester 4 Pittsburgh In
comes 70 ssh from 50, Iron Mountain hyesto
So from SAX, Indiana Burlington & Western
TO IS from SO and Ohio & Mississippi (SprlnS.
neld diVisionl hrSts 70 ll9 from 10,
STATE BosDs Tennessee sixss, new, de-
clined to TAX from T6h.
Louisiana COnSalHr. eeklYirTnla GI,....,....... 81
hinauFi 6a"..',-,-.--ll9k HtFGiAiA CousilL *
81 Joseph ,,,..a",--L0 MAtuFOd eoupOul., g
L%ouneltee y old.-',.' TX Virginia ds~iGITsdr-.,'H
Tennessee o. nSH..,", 1SHl sOdOEGd
sTocEs-The market was irregular at the
opening aud continued unSettledln the early
dealings, butat the tnt beard prices advanced
y to TX per cent Union Pacific aud Mich.
gan Central leading. Toward noon, however,
speculation became weak, and under ires
sales o decline Of y to SH per cent took place,
the latter Northern Pacific preferred and Chi,
cago, Burlington & Quincy, The Coal Stocks,
Granger properties and Pacific Railroad were
also prominent in the downward movement,
During the afternoon there was q Arm tone u
speculation, and under heavy purchases there
was q steady advance up to the close OF bust,
ness, when prices showed an improvement Of
kR2N per cent, Chicago, Burlington & Quin,
cy, Northwestern, Northern Pacific preferred,
Union Pacific, Delaware, L%aokawanna &
Western being prominent in the advance,
The Post SAYS; As a rule the stock market
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PACTa d RANCIIaa.
Our Nan AEouRd VOWa-JOtttngS Of
GOssiP and GolnEs on.


Our Man AEOupd yOya-JOttRgs Of
Gossip and solREl on.
os1 marrisRs licenSs was iiausd yea
terday,
A HORSEBACK party went ont to st.
Granville for supper last night,
EDDIE BAKER had the end Of this thumb
cut OF at the La Belle cooper shop ysster.
day.
A LITTLE son Of Peter Habig was bitten
by q dog last night, and Officer Williams
shot the animal.
Mr.. KIMBERLY wants "the newspapers
called Of" The same remark has been
made by other men before Mr., KS time.
Ton MURPHY was sent to jail for thirty
days yesterday by Squire Philip on q
charge OF drunkenness, "TomAso" 10 an
ancient vAg.
joshua EcHoLs swoTe out . peace war
rant yesterday for w. II. Little before
Squire VIM. Richardson but subsequently,
Withdrew the charge.
JOIN GOLDEN was placed under 500
bonds Yesterday TO keep the peace for one
year. Mr., Golden had erected q capital
upon William Kelley.
Col. 0'BRIRN has received aplAn from
Architect O. P. Hamilton for q handsome
two.story toll house TO be built on the toll
grounds east Of the city.
MATT DAILY is In jail in default Of five
dollars 6ne imposed by Squire Philips Tor
assaulting Dave stein-not the Dave stein
who kseps the South Wheeling House.
Col, ALLRs DAVIS and family will occn.
by the school house while the new toll
house Ia going up, the school board hAy'
ing generously offered the building to
him,
COUNCIL Committee on Wharyes met
Yesterday morning for the purpose Of ex,
aiming into the matter Of the removal
OF the "Pswiky" tracks at the passenger
depot.
The State Board Of Health was in SEES
sion yesterday, A large number Of ply
siCians were examined, and still lSrgeI
number produced certificates showing a
ten years. practice in this State.
JudgeG G. D. Camden, oil Clarkaburgi W
Il, Gillespie and vile, Of s%istersyillei ]. O
Penney, Of McKeesport; s. +. CArothers,
same place; are at the New Mcclure. Also
John Drew, A. NJ, Nicholson and q. W.
Byers, oil Pittsburgh.
THE business in b~lackberries done ID
Wheeling this season ia something i'm,
mense, One dealer, Alex, burst, o.
Market street, tells US he handles from
one hundred 10 n hundred and htty
buckets every morning.
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.pUBLIo SALE
pUBLIO SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDs
On WnssIlnu Island

In DufsupncR Of q resolution adCptei v y
hOldGrs Of the North West VifgihiA = Nas
eIOty, al 4 meeting held In The city o.
the bib day oil July, 1881, the undsfilis0"N"
SATURDAY, AUGUST a. w,
commencing at 10 o'c,Otk A. III a. tblltilt
the Court House q Ohio county wei w. 4
coed 70 sell o. public auction, TO ttt n.y.
best bidder, The real 8.tAle ~ a9Pffttl. !
b. the aid North West Virginia AgtlgY
Getty, situated on Wheeling lslafd, abdlE"'
This veil. known tract Of land eObiiiti w
AerOsahd Il one Of the inOAt Il ,sinbt sAFps
Ia or near to the city Of " httllbg gdf,sHi
made " The following de. ds iOf loi,ah IN I.
and quantity Of land offered VA a dtd Y la
P, nfoWu and others to IAld AifitulI,I! an
bearing date the 18Th ly o. N6Vembi NM
corded In Detd hook No 81, plgh wv siiA
records u Ohio county, WtIi Vifgihli ,
made by Joseph Klfchgi asner and ,li r
eietJ, barring date the Iith daI q f.e'y
AID recorded In Deed BbOk No w I'f ~
land records nj aAid Ohio codnty ,.Vef
TRRvl OF BALE-OnRihlfd Of me Pnv MI
10 bt raid in raAh Oh the day Of sue, 70, less
Two e11NI lnstallmentA Al BIZ and we've MAJ
.ireoIyely, from day Of IAle, With ~
mi, inc purchaser 10 ave bis hUt'st' SWp
paynsnlt, 10 be Alphabetically secured " ~
10 y6Ii iahdS 10 he retained IN ihs plrs,sbf
lhAlI have peeu paid In iulli but tht -
4 On the daJ o. Iale the Ehole Of isg ~
money or a. much more than the ose'pH'
n be may elect 10 10 pay -IubD
The tIto 70 this property u o'.eIu IA
jJi7 AEsnl y -ass@
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PiLEsi PILIsI p1LEs,
A sure Cure Round IT Last. Nc on,
Need AnNan.

~ ON4N
Need Ha1eR.
A sure cure fot the Blind, Bleeding. Itobint
and ulceratd Piles has been d~ibooyefed bS
d. Williams ian Indian remedy called Df
Williams Indian Ointment. A single boS
has cured the wofSt chronic cases OF twenty.
i've aud thirty years standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this o
dOrtul soothing medicine. Lotions, instfu.
ments and ElectuatieS do more harm lhan
good. Williamss Ointment abSoTbs I'M
tumOrs, Allays the intense itching Ibafticu.
larly ct night after getting warm IN bedl, sots
al poultioe, gives Instant aud painless relief,
and is prepared only for Piles, itching oil
the private parts, and nothing elSe,
Read what the Hen. ]. N" Cofinbefry. OF
Cleveland, says about d.. williams Indian
Pile Ointment I have used scores Of pile
cures, and u affords me pleasure 20 say that /
have never found anything which Eaye Such
Immediate and permanent relief a. Df, vii.
llatn6s Indian Pile Ointment
For sale ~ hl druggitts, or mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West q McConAhey DfuggistA and Apoth.
ecaHles, Bank Building, Bridgeport Ohio.
Logln. List q Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
W. va. NWkAW
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They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble,
and you wAnta remedy 10 act directly on
III SecTttiops, To purify and restore their
condition. Kidney.Wott has lkAG
.peciBc action, and Of The same time II ftgn.
Iates the bowels perfectly. Don't wait 10 get
dek, but Get q package to-day, and cuta your.
'elt. Either liquid OF dry for sale al the drug.
sts,-Bh0hamtoa Republican, NWTAW,
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Throw Of that deppondsht spirit, crush
that feeling Of despair, be cheerful, happy
and we'll. Take Simmons Liver Reeula.
Tor. Ills no humbug, ils virtues can be
proved by hundreds right here al home.
Examine the certificates. II hes cured
The worst cases Of dtopey, dyspepsia and
prevents ohills, fever, 60.
~ have been q ~dysp6ptic iof years. be-.
ean'lo iAe the Simmons' Liver Regulator
Two years ago. II has acted like a charm
in my case ,nr
Clayton, Alabama"
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LIsblr companl,s Coea neefTonls.

Professor Z. NJ. Hale, author Materia
Medics New Remedies, Professor at Obi.
cAgo Medical College, recommends Coca
for bad taste in the mouth, furred and
coated tongue, dryness Of the mouth on
waking, debility OF the digestlye organs,
collie, constipation, Intellectual urging to
stool, and fatulency. 1t is superior to
any tonic | have used or prescribed, says
Professor Hale. Beware Of worthless
limitations. .Y TThAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21

The following deeds In fee were admit.
ted 70 record in the Recorders Office
Deed made April 20, 1881, by Gibson
Lamb and wife to George r. thinner for
lot No. 204 ID Zlue's addition, az
laid out by Henry More, trustee, for
$1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21

Buy only the beat, II 10 the cheapest In
the end. All ehetp baking powders now
on the maaket afe sure to create dyspepsia,
AK youf grocer fof Acme Pure Cream
Tartar Baking Powder and lake no other,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed.bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Trough on Rats. Sold by druggists, loo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21

Commissioners Notice,
Wanted-To Form Acquaintance.
Wanted-Man and Wife. ..'
Proposals for Building New Toll House.
New B0okB-Stanton 4 Davenport
To the Grocery Trade-A. @. Egerter 4
%.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Il
Notice to Stockholders.
Auction Sale postponed.
Boarding-N0 1928 Market Street.
DiarrhHa and Dysentary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21

Go TO the Concert at Mason's Garden,
92O7 Main street. tonight. Music by the
Wheeling City BaRd. Ua.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-21

The following showo the range Of the
thermometer, as observed al BChnepi'B
drug store, Opera HonRs corner yesterday:
1881. iSsi.
JA.V.i9n.Sh Y. ~. NJ AN. l2A.s =. y. 7R.E
II 20 81 IS 70 81 90 IS