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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-09-23
st. Paul, Minneapolis

and the entire North and Northwest, and To
the Lumber districts of Northern Wisconsin.
1t IT. Paul. connections are made with
the Eastern DirisiOH of the Chicago, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis 4 Omaha Line, for North
and Central Wisconsin, and for Chicago and
all points East, and the running of trains Is 81
arranged that passengers from the western
Division of this Line can have from one to
one and half hours To attend to business
matters in st. Paul II desired.
When UON go South or Southwest, he
sure and go over this Line Through the
Great CITIES. and when YOU go North, East
or Northwest, go through NJ. Pau. the
Great Railroad Center of the Great
Northwest.
Two Passenger Trains daily, st. Paul tn
Chicago, through Elroy and Madison, with
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on each train.
THROUGH TICKETS Sne sa !a i, a"e ars
and all principal stations. BE sure and buy II
through ticket, as they are generally cheaper;
but il you cannot get the tickets you desire,
or the information wanted about rates, con-
nections, &C., ut your home station, write tn
the undersigned, and your letter will receive
prompt attention. Il. w. TEASDALE,
+. Ii. CLARKE, General Agent,
Gen. Traffic Manager. ST. PAUL, MINI.
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St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha Line,

all points in Central and Western Missouri. To
all points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado,
Texas, California. Arizona, New and Old Mex
leo, and that is the ONfU line OefreeN
MiMSiesOf0 and the South. Vest,
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MOuNnSYILLE.
Coal Works I.CaScd-Iioring for OLA,
cIiIent In u VOL. &c.

Coal Works Leased IIOrIng for OlI-AC.
cIdent ina Well, &c.
The Methodist Conference meets here next
week.
Miss Mary CriswOll is in Gallon, Ohio, Wis
iting friends
There Is talk Of boring for oil on Col.
IhompsOn's farm, across the river. We hope
this attempt will prove more successful than
the last
j. Ross Carney returned to Denver, ColOra-
do Thursday, where he will resume his place
rs civil engineer for tho Denver& Rio Grande
railroad.
Mr.. q, s. McFaddcn has leased the Empire
c0al works, situated on tho river about two
miles above town. These works have been
lying idle for the past two or three years, not
outstanding that the coal taken from those
mines surpaSscs In quality that taken from
any Of the mines adiolninglt. There will be
considerable difficulty In opening up the
mine, as II Is filed with water, besides the
need OF much repair to machinery. Never
tholCsS, Mr.. MCFadden promises to have II
open and In working order within ninety
days.
Last evcninga rather curious occurrence
took place. Mr.. Theodore Cayinaugll and
another man, named WemfCldt, were clean
ing out a vol on Cavinaugll's property. Az
ter WemfCllt had been III the well about an
hour mud q hall, II became 80 dark that lie
called out for light 10 sec to work by. The
light was lowered, and when II had reached
about the centre Of tho well II was seen 10 20
out. Immediately iolOwed loud explosion,
caused BY the ignlting Of gus or fro damp
collected IN the top OF the we'll. Wemfeldt
was Immediately drawn up, but was found
20 have escaped uninjured, save u little SINCE
Ing Of his hair and a hrulseOn the arm, which,
IN his excitement, he received while being
drawn nm .rII
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Concerning "Old Dan Rice" at present a
citizen pro tenn, Of Wheeling, the philadcl-
phia Times Of recent date has the following:
Dan Rice, who was tho best known show
man IN the country twenty-five years ago,
has experienced strange viClSsitudGs during
the last ten years, and has varied Ills prOfCS.
siOnal career with occasional experiments III
the line Of religious cxlortatiOn aud temper.
anCo Crualing. Yesterday the Court Of Erie
county granted his wife divorce Oh the
ground Of dcSertion, aud thus terminated
what was In Its earlier dnys very romantic
union. In 1915 the Snowman was exhibiting
In Girartl, Erie county, and his atten.
ton was attracted by II remarkably beautl.
full child IN her nurses arms lie asked her
name, and, on subsequently fixing his resi-
lenCel In Girard lie kept up n lively interest
In tho girl, who was the dauglltero OF q leading
citizen, deacon of the Presbyterian Church
and president Of the local bank. At that time
lavishly, not only In the erection Df u lUng,
niiccnt house, but In adjoining the town, lip
was married 10 an eStinable woman, who
hatl been on the stage, and about fifteen years
after his arrival In Girarl she sued for and
Obtainpd q diverse. Shortly afterwartl
Dun carried Off his youthful inamOrata,
much against the wishes Of the pRternal
deacon, Who dislnheritVd his daughter, but
when Dan failed In 1873 was rDGonClled and
took them To Ills house. Tho sllOwnlan's Ok.
tellsive property was sacrificed pleCeneal in
improbable ventures, and Ills life grew II,
regular. His professions Of Temperance and
religion were looked upon as advertising
schemes and his wife gr0w-cold and finally
declined TO sec him. II said he refused to
oppose the DIVORCE. Rice began his career
asa Jockey boy for Henry Clay on his Lex.
ingt6n farm, and at one limo was considered
worth half o million, owning among nthrF
property an Opera House III New Orleans,
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SERVICES ATTIiE SANCTUARIEs.
Topics ofTaIk by the Ministers aud OtllCl
Paints of Intarest

AT the Bridgeport NJ. H. Church, the pas
tor, Rev. ]. Il. Reyes, who has returned fr0nl
Conference, where he was rc.appointed 10 thu
pastOrship here, will preach tomorrow al
liali.past ten and at half.past seven IN tic
evening.
AT 81. Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church
on the Island, there will he services at 7P. 81
tomorrow. Rev. NJ. $. Gibson, Of lellaire
will otliCiAte.
At tle First reformed Episcopal Church
at Mozart Hall, Rev VIM. Henry Barnes, pas
tor, the services tomorrow will be as follows
Sabbath school ut o.. Nj preaching NJ half
pnst ten tho forenoon, OH tho theme, "TlC
Attraction OF the Gross" and at 7P. NJ, OIL
"a Religion for the People" a prayermtet
ing and lecture will be held on Wednesday
evening at I. 1850, The seats are free.
The continued illness OF llev. Mr.. Milford
will prevent preaching at tile Baptist Church.
corner Of Twelfth and Byron streets, on to-
morrow, and also compel further postpone
menE Of tho baptism, Prayer meeting At the
rNgular preaching hour.
At the Fourth Street NJ. II. Church, llev. G.
r, NlRsdOn, pastor, Love Feast will he
held Ut 8 4. NJ. communion NJ 1880 A. NJ
Preaching by Rev. H. W. Ryan, ut ~. NJ
At the First Presbyterian Church, the pas
preach at 1880 4, NJ, md at JPN.
There will be urrachlng In the Third Pres.
byterian church Tomorrow by tic pastor
itey. "a, Lyip, at 1850 4. N. and 7.3G r. n.
At Tic AN. II. Church llioTo will be 4
bic meeting tomorrow Isabbath), Rev. W,
4, llOsS, OF Washington charge, will be pres
ent, without fail. and preach al ii O'Clock A
N. and o'clock 4. NJ The collection on the
occasion will lie for the paslor's salary, as Inc
Church Is d little behind There will be Sab
BATH School from to . o'clock =. II. and AN
old pc0ple's experience meetlng at q o clock
None wiil sneak but those WHO have been m
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Expiorlng IndInu Mounds.

A few days ago II party consisting Of 7. A,
McGill, W, s. McGill, james Simpson, james
Stephenson, Fred Cook, Geen Cook and
John Lytle, opened two Indian mounds on
the old Cook farm, In Smith township, Wash.
ington county, Pa. They went into the
first one about six feet but found nothing
but charcoal ashes, some pieces Of flint and
one round river stone. In the second one
they dug through about fourteen inches
Of soil and SIX inches Of very white ashes
MIXED with shells and bones. n this ono
scnibllng human skulls, and q few stone In,
plements. The party spent half u day In the
work, and think they were amply repaid for
their labor. There are quite dnumhpT oil
OthOr mounds In that neighbnrhNod, which
they propose to explore In tho near future,
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A certain sheet undertook yesterday MORT
Ing to Criticise the article exclusively pub.
liShed by the lSTELLiGENcER Thursday morn,
ing regarding the death Of Lena Stewart, Of
nGnwOod, anil for the information Of that
sheet We publish the following extract from
n communication left at this office by a gen.
tlcmen professionally connected with the
case:
"DS. Ford and Dolbcrc were examined by
the jury both Of whom very positively and
emphatiCally testified tint lltr death was not
tho result OF u natural cause, but to the con.
trary It resulted from ergOtine poisoning
Tie verdict OF the Jury was that slIe came to
hOr death by IN unknown cause front the
Gact that they failed to fix upon time and
place where the drug had been obtained"
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sacIErr srINIIl.I.AT1oNs.
Personal Gossip and chat About cuFrol
Eyents n Social Circle.

efsoiiel sossaf, anu ye,.. Z: .aeelt Gs'Feea'
5Ssh -, =. 49,. \
|, Seph JONI r. Low Of R'iliilons, vas IN
INC cry Yesterday
WIZ 4; Martin formerly OF TINS city Is
Vlsiung tlenas mere
John l. Dickey Is down again with a
relapse Of typhoid fever
DR.. James McGraw, OF Grafton, is the guest
Of DR.. ]. A. Campbell, of this city.
Col. Charles G. stifel and wife, Of St Louis,
are the guests Of G. a. shfel, Esq, Of this city.
John +. O'NIalley. ESQ. Pittsburgh's dash.
ing lawyer, registered at the New Mcclure
last evening.
'''I a.. ,'' Hls, c,.,, ,.,, r0s,o,d,v :, At.
tsnb ths Caiisss NJ phvsiciaSs md Surgeons.
| In New York
NJ. H., H., .sJ1,,,aoI;,,,, q ,,,s,,;re, al
m" ~, rssiJanoa ~ ~ n s'Tbomnson. -
IL Ir,.t;,',o,, 80, W. - - - -
"e'"'"s''" 1,'','' -...,....,... IA.
Seotge faFKs' Esq, nus reluTneu 70 ule Sisy
'''s ''s'Is''vs - .ns "s''' 'u'
Rev. d.: John y, Deehan, the Junior vicar
Ieneral o. wheeling bi9esse guest Attue
Catholic heeloFy'-br'la"s If'ouns'
Mr., Frederick Roschhaupt, OF st. Louis,
one OF the best theoretical and practical
brewers IN the country, Is III tue clty'
Rev. Edward VoSS, for several years the
pastor of st. Johns German Church Of this
city, Is here on visit from Cincinnati
Messrs. VIII Tame and John Goodwin
have returned to the city, after spending ten
days very pleasantly In Washington, ID, q.
Rev. Carl Rumpf of the Eighth ward, has
received n call to the pulpit Of the German
1exas Church Cincinnati. which he has nc.
rcnted
A., d., p;,no,l e,o,J Ia ovro,,od 10 mr..
MT, It'll s'v nd " ssnm x SeSp WI sho
was formerly well known on the operate
stsve unIer tIe name of Miss Lillian NIcmler,
Pr6f i and Lis wife will give n concert In
about two weeks
-. 49,. $500. ..,,.,,, I,.., o,,o,,t,,, nj,
pleasant mp WIZ gwen ~, eN H "a
!he lsIau Nv VIZ Icslu'lVe W "iis, ai'os ~
large y, soeieS SVt 70 T III pmsic ~
the musical orTanization under the direction
Of Prof, John Lueders.
$50 ,,,,l ,lo,,,o,, ,,ro.
PnIy VI y2u'S 'a%;Gs , I ~. II'iIILp
osS soIIs Ju' ~ .ie w y H. -, Whoat
1I' w ~ P ~, " nn,o HI" evomins
lS SISunSi ~ ,"s ~ NJ, imr;r,.S n,,ns;ns
an SIo 5o Mm " jm , IN 4' 'A'''0
"'', ~
p,oo III III ro"san for pn T'" onncopIng nj
LII LII s"s Up yo Hil,o ~ IdGt,rn wbo Nv
ne.aau NV 'so. tIa. L;s teoI;nrs ~, occomnt
" ~ Iaa Mg' p."s;"n, HSrHn1J mrSvontai
III H t,isIitna onS"no,no m'N P'''"'NN
ms '"'''''"s i,'a ''s"sV'''s''' ,.,.
troi. tarl Herman, Ine ehiheht P'ghisI'
assisted by ms Hrother, pFol' EDWARD lierI'
mann, ia'e leading Vlqiiillst OF ms MaJgsly
Opera orchestra, b. fetsrsDnrg, VIII RlSe u
concert ~ tllls cry 'oh Tue SSerlhS Oh Oeto'
Der tn Those VINO heard fro:. II. before
VIII be delighted with TINS opportunity
fseuo'"V'He Hff"'"'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
an IMF9 HnrEt,

= you wish g eal good bread use silver
Lake Flour, II \ the best
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DAMAGES CLAIMED.
q. MOndcl d Co. Want $4,000 From
the City.

the city.
On the 2sth inst, suit was entered in the
Circuit Court by G. Mendcl Il Co, against tile
city of Wheeling for trespass, damages being
claimed ut $4,000. A notice WIS served by
the clerk Of tho court on Mayor Egcrter who
In turn handed the paper to the City So
licitor That officer reported the fact to
Council last night The Second Branch re-
ferred 1t to the Committee on Claims, which
will In all probability instruct the Solicitor
to properly guard the city's interest,
TreSpass is the technical term used, but In
plain English the claim for damages Is based
on the inadequatey Of the city water supply
at the time the Mendel furniture factory was
burned, At that time the pumps were out Of
order, little wuter WIS In the basin ind the
iOur.inCh pipe on EOif street was SO ChOket
up that the engines could do nothing, COM
paFntiyolV .H
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"A, NJ iaN.On M7rMI7A. NJ 12M9rM7F.
10 81 % o. 81 W VI 81
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OF all the remedies on earth that we'll may
claim attention, Dr. TltaNAs' l.CLsCrRtc otL
commands ospeGlal mention. For wOndrOus
power TO cure disease, It's fame there's none
can throttle Us merits are not IN the The PUT
ralgia, sore tifOBt, asthma, bronchitis, diph-
therin, etc, are all cured by Thomas Eclec.
trio OIL.
Sold by Itaughltn llros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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ntaeilnr nr tI,S i.ns ,rrnaiseu.

The newly elected Gas Trustees met yesier.
day afternoon and effected an organization
by electibg Mr. Wheat president. Some ur.
gent business In relation 10 the works dc.
nianded their attention first and this being
disposed Of, there, was some talk concerning
tile office, nothing, however, being done.
The election Of The secretary and clerks was
postponed ioa future meeting.
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CLOSING OUT.-lIarlng disposed Of
stock damaged during recent fire, We
shall now close out cutire stock Of first
class mems aud boys clothing during next
thirty days. Agrand chance to buy fine
goods cheap. OEllM Il co,
1897 Market ST., Adj. Register Office.
DANIEL BOSS, Manager. Mws
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A rare muslCal treat Is In store for tho pub.
lie, III the farewell concert to be given by
the Professors Hermann ut the Opera House
next Thursday night. ThobrOtiers Hermann
will he assisted by Mrs. Geo. h, Caldwell and
Mrs, Whitaker two Of Wlieelng's well
known vocal solOlsts, and possibly by other
local musical talent as well, Altogether the
entertainment promises 10 be one Of rare at.
fractions
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
two deeds Of trust and the following transfer
Oi real estate;
Deed made September 70, 1881, by Margaret
D. Pehdleton to Joseph seybold and Gibson
Lamb, in consideration Of $27s 10, for her IN.
tetesl In lots %, %, o., BS, 90, ~, II and y
and lots No. 90 to lO9 and lots No. o. TO OS III
Jacobs addition to tile town Of Lagrange
South Wheeling.
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t.osr CREEk, Harrison County, w. Va.
The citizens Of this place aud Surrounding
country orc ANXIOUS for some man or com
panY with capital to come and build frat
class FinUniSu Mtlts Coal aud water In
abundance, AliuatcOn the line Of the O., w
4 q. n. H. For information correspond with
or come and see John a Sheets Of Daniel
BASEL, Lost Greek Station Harrison county,
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NITY OF WHEELING
.LOANOF 1881 A. 70 PER- CENT BONDS.

by virtue Of the authority vested in US by an Or.
dlnhnce Of tho City oi Wheeling, entitled AN
Ordinance TO provide for the Issue and saleOf bonds
Oi the CITY Of Wheeling, to be known ~ bonds q
1881, and TOR the redemption ind payment thereof"
passed by the Council II the said City Of Wheeling
on tho 2d day Of August, 1881, and ratified ~ the
qualified voters NJ said city at an election held Oh
the 18th day Of September 1881, We will on the ls
day Of November 1881, at the Exchange Hank OF
Wheeling, In tho CITY Of Wheeling, West Virginia.
sell the bonds Issued under Eail Ordinance 70 the
highest bidder for CRsh. Each bid must 10 IN
writing and Addressed TO the undersigned u the
Office " the clGrk Of the City Of Wheeling, NObd
for sail bonds Will I've received ut rate les than
their par value, Said bonds ar, coupon bonds to
the amount OF $751; 800: S7h00 thereof are Of the
denomination OF slO0 GaChj Slyj0O thereof Of the
denomination Of 500 each, and the residue thereof
Of the denomination Of $1,000, numbered from one
10 500 inclusive. said bonds arc dated November
1st 1851 anlAre payable on OF before Eoyembor Isl,
iOlI, At mid laik and bear interest at the nate Of
four and OnG.hAlf per cent per Ahnllm. The Cily
~ Wheeling reserves the right 10 redeem at ltS par
yaliR any ole or more Oi Sald bonds OH or vt any
time alter the LIST day Of November IN The year 1891
JNO. j. JONES,
SIP. IIlLDRETll,
II. r. JEPsON,
mi Commissioners,
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This body was called to order at o'clock,
MeSsrs boring, Buttcrileld, Cracpft, Hall,
Hull, Miller, MylGs, McAdans and Wolying.
ton answered to their names, and Mayor Eg-
erter was In the chair,
The bonds Of MeSSrs: Logan, Wheat and
John ]. Jones and Frank JepsOn, Loan Com
nissloners, were approved.
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obLAoK.pRAUeHrn cures costlve.
ness and SiCkIllealaCll0,
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

CARBUNKLEs, Fclpns, Dolls Sores OF long
standing, sucli as Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-:
lively cured without the aid oi knife or
pOultice, by using Mrs Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing SalVe, piles, Salt Rlieum, Fry.
sipelAs, soft and liberated CuFns, ChilblAins,
etc., II has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan q Co. nav
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A sAitnw complexion, languid, q spirit.
less state At Mind and an exhausted debili.
tate1 condition Of the body, Is always rcm.
elied by taking BarOsnla, and DandGliOn and
Mandrake Pills.
Prepared BY L. X. Thompson, trltusvllle,
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A RACE AFTER ALL.
WeiagerhcF ana 1oli Agree ppon Terms
forlR coRtegl. ].


Il was announced on Thursday that the
race between Bolt and weIsgeFbeF was Of,
and George Weisgerber came down to this
city that evening very much dissatisfied with
the turn things had taken, Yesterday, how.
ever, a change came DER the spirit Of his
dream. Boil agreed TO row, and signed the
articles Disagreement, as shown by the follow
ing dispatch received by the city editor Of
the ISTELLIaEScER last evening froma friend
in the Smoky City:
PITTSBURGH, September 80,
The articles for race between Boil and
Weisgerber were signed to-day. Conditions
same US before, with water guarantee wiped
out. u.
The articles of agreement referred to above
are rs follows:
Articles Of agreement between. Geo, W,
Weisgerber, OF Wheeling, and Peter Boil, oil
Pittsburgh, Pa,
We, the undersigned hereby agree to row q
single scull race, in best and best boats, In
accordance with the following conditions, by
which we mutually agree TO be governed;
ARTICLE /, Said race shall be for 1000 q
side, and shall be rowed one mile and one
half aud return, on what is known az the
Wheeling lower course, on Thursday, Octo-
Der 20, 1881, between the hours off, and
Pm.
ART, ., Tie men shall be started by the
word go" given by the referee from boats
mOored twenty-five yards apart, and shall
row ~ miles, and each turn his own buoy
from right to left and return to the point OF
starting, They shall not he required to cross
the line at the finish between starting boats,
but may cross outside. Turning buOyS shall
DO anchored thirty-hve yards apart,
Ant. $. Each contestant shall be entitled ia
one guide boat, which shall In no way i'm
pede the other contestants, nor cross the line
1T finish, both guide boats to ID compelled to
keep the West Virginia side going and re-
turning
ART, 4. Each contestant shall have two
Judges, who shall mutually agree upon tho
referee, Smooth water Is required; the ref
cree to be judge Of water and to have power
to postpone race to next fair day Sunday cx-
ceptedl In the event of rough water Referee
to accompany men over course II possible.
ART, 5. Tho exact location OF the course
shall be fixed by Mr.. WGisgerber,
ART, q. Mr., q. II, Brown shall be final
stakeholder, and tho final deposit shall he
made with him on or before tile 10th day Of
October, 1881,
Ant, I, Where these articles OnOt specify,
the rules Of the National AssoclatiOnOf Anna
tcur 0arsmen shall govern the race,
Art, 8. Mr.. Weisgerbor shall pay Mr. Boil
800 for expenses which shall be paid 10 the
final stakeholder at the time of making the
final deposit. Mr.. Weisgcrher shall also pro.
vide starting bouts and turning buOys, and
men to anchor the same under the direction
Of the referee. ..a
ART. 0. The Judges at the start and referee
shall toss for choice Of position after the
starting boats and turning buoys shall have
been anchored ready for the race
=, v,rr, Am IN op po,,p
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SOWING ni,tI Rcuniur.

When n young lady hens handkerchief for
o rich bachelor, slo sews that she may reap.
When seeds Of disease are planted through
over Indulgence, you can prevent the Under.
tinker from rCaplng the benefit by using
Spring Blossom. Price 80 cents trial bottles
10 cents.
Sold by taughlin nroa. 4 Co., Wholesale
DrugglstS, Wheeling, VIVA
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Sol Smith lIussells Comedy, which liz to be
presented ut tho Opera House next Friday
night, receives this high commentator frnM
the New Haven Register, certainly good all.
thOrity:
"EdgewOod Folks rs produced at the
New Haven Opera House, last evening, by
Sol Smith Russell and his company, was the
most thoroughly enjoyable performance wo
have Ind here this sCGson, and II Is dnuhtflll
II we have better one during tho year. II
is us bright, sparkling aud full Of life us n
glass Of champaign, The fun is unrcmittlng
from the risU Of tho curtain to the fall, aud
NJ Russell noyer appeared to SO good al;
llas gathered about him company Of not
merely actors but driistcA and tlleir work Is
done carefully and honestly. A more enjoy.
able and perfect performances could not bs
asked for
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iApia hats done over In all the latest
styies, Felt, Beaver fur, Bttaw, Chip and leg
horn cleaned dyed and pressed. Work ~
liable. Call on Millihefs, or 4t stand 9, lDl
Market street, Center Wheeling.
ffh6a CHilLg, q. HupuAlb, Proprietor,
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COLLECTED

Few ate aware Of tho Importance Of check.
ihf Cough or common Cold In itS tlst
sltac That which In the beginning would
Vi9ld To mild remedy, u neglected soon
hffys upon the lungs Dr. Bulps Cough
Byfip affords instant relief
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-01

First Social Dance by I.eap Year Social.
Fellows Compound Syrup
Opera HOuse-SOl Smith Russell,
Dry ,lO0ds-J. - Rhodes,
Opera HOuse-Prof. Carl Hermann.
Commission MCrchants-Cllris, Sander 4
Co.
Commonwealth Distribution Go.
Desirable Centre Wheeling Property.
Personal
Five and Ten Centstorc-W. $. ITutchins.
I,Ost--0Old Chain.
City OF Wheeling Loan Of 1881 AZ per cent
Bonds-[Head Of Local
'Fplu, Rock and Nye-[Third Pagc.l
List OF Letters.