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KEYs.FISHBR.
Fashionable COloFed wedding on Market
street Last Night.

6tNeet AHAat NtAht
A very fashionable and high.toned wed
ding came of last evening at No. l04i
Market street, the contracting parties be
ing Mr. R. B. Keys, Of this city, and Mia
Mamie Fisher, Of New Msrtinsyille, W
Va. The ceremony was performed By
Rev. DR.. Prosser, OF the Market street A
N, E. Church, Of 0 o'clock. Quite a large
number OF guests were in attendance, anC
after the performances OF the ceremony {
reception was held, which was numerous
ly attended by the friends Of both parties
Following Ia q list Of the presents;
One china dinner set, gold band tea set
one dozen silver teaspoons, half dozen
silver tablespoons, one bronze lamp, ont
ormolu clock, damask %tableoloth; tablt
linen, elegant china chamber set, bed
room furniture set, one dozen silver
knives, one dozen silver forks, one gold
lined sugar spoon, n dozen cut glass
gobleis, two cut glass preserve dishes.
@ mite Q number oil presents, both ele'
gaut and costly, but too numerous 10 men
ton, were received.
After the ceremony was performed, the
guests were invited TO the dining room tc
partake OF re reshments. The tables wert
decorated In the highest style and were
laden with good things.
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RoR ReNI

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Il II B~egiuulng TO Boom, aud Prospects
Are for q FIOOd-B boating RuIIsun.
The local packets are oil running on
time,
The lighthouse boat Lilly passed down,
yesterday,
The Scotia goes down, this morning, for
Cincinnati,
Weather yesterday cloudy, with q dris.
cling rain, which fell almost necessarily,
Yesterday, the Grahsm passed down to
Cincinnati the Buckeye State went up to
Pittsburgh.
The river Is clearing the wharf of old
treight-something a city ordinance
couldn't do,
The St, Lawrence arrives to-day, and
will take the ST, Mathews exCursion to
s~tsubenville and back, leaving this alter
noon,
Capt, Dode Bsrry's new boat made a
short trial trip yesterday and worked very
nicely. She will not be ready for several
days yet,
The Sampson, BenwoOd, Acorn, Rover
and Mercer passed up. The J. O. Fisher,
Relief, Barnard and Belle Prince, with coal
tows, passed down.
At Q O'Clock last night the marks at the
landing showed 81 feet 4 inches. At at z
O'Clock this morning the marks showed
% leet 8 inches and rising,
PITTSBURGH, June 9.-Rlyer u feet 4
inches aud stationary. Weather cloudy
and rainy, Pittsburgh arrived at p. NJ.
CAIRO, June 0.-Arrived, +. NJ. Norton,
New Orleans; departed, Robin, Ohio
river 20 feet and falling; thermometer 20,
weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June Driver 10 feet 0
inches, and rising. Weather fair and
pleasant. DEPARTED Katie stoCkdale,
Pittsburgh Virgie Lee, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS. June 9.-Arrivsd Ste. Gene.
We've, Memphis; departed Bald EIgle and
Mary Morton, st. Paul: Helena, YiCks.
burghi river. fallen 2 inches; 20 feet 5
inches by the gauge; weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.--River stationary
Q feet 9 inches In the canal; 4 feet . inches
in the chute on the tails. Business dull,
Weather cloudy and cool. !. la. Wood and
tow arrived at Portland from New Orleans.
Departed-S. p. Coe and tow, Pomsroy ;
Little JamlSon and tow, ~Ironton.
P%ITrsBUaU, June 1O.-The Latest reporIa
from the river at Oil City are 10 ieet and
rising rapidly. Raining hard.
Mahoning creek which empties into
Beaver creek 10 within IS iuches oil the
highest point ever know aud rising. II
Ia still raining,
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sWATER, WATER
And PienS More Ooming-Iast Sishps
News AbonI the River,


At three o'clock this morning an IL.
TELLlaRxcER reporter visited the river
Ruase and found 25 feet 7 inches in the
channel. The late rains have been gen.
eral along the Ohio Valley, andth special
dispatches printed herewith from Pitts.
burgh shows that q very high river can be
expected here the next tWenty.four hours,
PrrrsBuRGH, June l0-2:S0 A. N.
Special Dispatch to the IuisllIEOnser,
At half past two O'Clock the MOnOngG-
bella marks show twenty feet and rising at
the rate Of ak inches an hour.
The Allegheny River is coming up fast
with 20 feet 0 inches at this hour. 1t ia
raining heavily here and at all points
above.
Old river men say that the food has
not fairly started yet, all the railroads
out OF this city are b~lOckSdsd by tremen.
dous land slides and washOuts.
The Oonemaush river has overlooked
its banks, having reached an uuprece
dentsd height, and hundreds of acres o.
farming lands are inundated.
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T
or VIRGINIA,

SUMNER LAW LECTURES ,nlOs StliA
18th July, ISL ADD end iith stPtRnOsi ~
proved OIL signal ubet-it, TO stdithii se,as'I
pursue thtlt studies al inIio' o.hii AZ SlV
10 those who pio1tth N read p%ilrit'ti ~ In
pfaetiontefA Who have moi had The ldIihyV "tt.
temAtlo Ihliruelloh. For tlIe1lat 1PPly r. II
MI va" guns" 1i7iIslIA
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A ThouEhtIess Ttams,er Starts Straight
nown tha WhaRf with n HiR Load,

A ThOughtIeSs Transfer Starts Straight
Down the wharf with n Big Load.
Yesterday morning q wagon load Of gro
Gers goods, pulled by a team, all belong.
ing to A. O. Egerter and driven by a man
who must be new in the business, mar.
rowly escaped going down the river with.
out the aid OF q steamboat. The driver
pulled of Water street, and with his load
struck Q bee line Tor the Courier. There
was probably Q ton and a.halt aboard, and
the momentum acquired in the first dozen
yards was terrific. The horses could not
be pulled around, and the wagon slipped
down ct o fearful rate until II struck
Crawtord's dray, which sheered the horses
around, and the wagon srtuok against the
guards Of the Courier with the loss only
Of o broken pole and one barrel Of salt
the latter rolling into the river. II was q
narrow escape for man, beast and gro.
Ceflea,
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ruNERALaERYrCEs
or the Victims Of ihs Gisnn's Rms FIood
OF tuesday Might.

OF tuesday Night,
The funeral OF the victims Of the Glenn'l
run disaster took place yesterday alter
noon, from Mendel's undertaking estab.
lisbment on Twelfth street, 10 the pres.
ence Of hundreds OF people who had been
drawn together, mostly from motives OIL
sympathy. During the morning the BODY
OF the mother had been brought Up from
BellaiFe and taken 10 the room In which
the bodies Of her children already lay,
The father had also come into town In the
morning, and had been teilierly provided
for by synpAthiElng Germans. The ser.
vices at the room were conducted by Rev.
A. W. Werder, pastor Of the 81 james
Evangelical German Lutheran Church.
The services were very simple and
affecting, the German ladies present a..
sistihg In the singing Before the cofinb
we're closed the hundreds Of persons on
the pavement outside were admitted and
allowed to view the remains, alter which
they were removed to the Peninsula
Cemetery aud inferred.
MI. straub is very lame and will be for
some time yet. He 10 suffering consider.
ably from nervous p%rostration. While the
services were being carried on yesterday
he eit by himself and kept HE eyes fixed
with a stony gsEs upon the floor, and IL
teqnited some effort TO arouse him 10 the
Importance Of at least some mental ex.
He wept a little a. intervals, bat
bis grief seems 10 be Of 0 nature that 10
alarming In the extreme, and fears are
entertained that be will not be equal 10
strain on bis mental faculties.
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Secretary Of State stalnaker, on yester
DAY a certificate Of Incorporation Ia
Tue Kanawha Railway Company. The
road proposed 10 be built will commence
at OF near tho mouth OF Cabin creek, In
the county Of Kanawha, and run thence
by the most practical route 10 a point at O,
near q point on the clear forks Of Biz
Coal River. The principal business office
viii be located at WilkesbAtfe, Pa. This
corporation shall continue petpetually.
Tue capital stock is placed at 500 0OO, and
isheld by WIS. Paine, Wilkesbatre, Pa
John J shonk, Plymouth, Pa, Geo, W.
shonk, Plymouth, Pa Lewis o. Paine
aud j. Frank, both OF Wilkesbarre,
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Mr.. Reilly also informed Us that the
system OF free delivery began in this city
about eight years ago with six carriers,
and the same number Of collection hoxes
now in use. The force Of carriers has
never been increased, although the In
crease IN the quantity Of matter has grown
out Of all proportion.
"The tax on the carriers 10 too great"
said our informant, "For instance there
is Mr.. Plat who delivers oil the mail from
Tenth street to the Top Mill and all the
Island MALTA task much too great-and
this he has to do In two hours. Then the
number Of collection boxes Is too small In
this city. We need nearly double sa
many 70 accommodate the wants OF the
city, Why on the Island there are only
two boxes, aud the same pauCity 10 re-
mArkable In other sections,
There are now three deliveries daily,
while thore ought to be q fourth for the
benefit OF business men, This delivery
should be In the afternoon, after the arr.
val Of the eastern mail. We are getting
out q new form that will inform the peo.
pie oil the arrival and departure Of I'LL
mail trains, and also the time oil opening
and closing oil the mails,
"Tn give you an idea oil the business
done In 1873 "a in this city" said Mr..
Reilly in conclusion, II have prepared
this little table,"
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The kidneys are natures slulce.wsy to
wash out tho debris Of our constantly
changing bodies, II they do not work
properly the trouble 10 felt everywhere,
Then be wise and as soon "a YOU see sigus
OF disorder get a package oil Kidney Wort
and take 1t faithfully. 1t will clean the
slulce.way Of sand, gravel or slime and
purify the whole system. Druggists cell
It, both liquid and dry, and It ia equally
efficient in either form,-Iadepmden4 :
T. MwF6w
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At tho request oil Mrs L. W. Washing
ton, Vice Regent Tor this State, a water eel
Of Zoe cut glassware was made By onI
leading glass Atm, j.. II. Hobbs, Bfockh.
nlet 4 90, and sent 10 Mount Vernon,
whete II will be placed In q conspicuous
position As 8 specimen Of the beauty and
brilliAnCy al West Virginia glassware,
The gobleis we're OF the LSvellier pattern
cut IN fine diamonds, hollow fute and
fan, with slsp bowl TO match. The pitcher
was the celebrated Filth Avenue design
made by this firm, cut richly and very
~Anidlcaily engraved by MI. Otto Jaeger,
Wha Ia NJ tkiliull with the wheel as with
the life. The inscription, BY request oil
Mis-. Washington, wAsi uPte6ented to the
Vice Regent Of WeaL Vitgltil for the
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association, by ].
II. Hobbs, RroCkunief 4 To-"
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AtAl package Of "aLAoK.oRAveAr"
free Of charge.
For sale by Logan L 90.
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OuRHAILa.

Some IulersstinE statistics In Reeard 10
the Delivery Of HAIL Natter IN This
Cily.
From Chief Clerk ]. M, Reilly, OF the
PostOAice, We have obtained the following
table Of statistics, showing the increase in
the amount Of mail matter received in
this city, by months:
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m PRmiDEHI,s N

a Social Finale 10 the college Gem
meneeneni, which, Despite The had
weather, u Largely AIlended and
Proves One OF u Nest Enjoyable Of
ReeepLI0nl.
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.AR EiM ANN, Pc,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

lH,
IA''PAt'pO"A'P b'rSt,tare %SII.tlps k,,.,
undersigned '.hi' day dI,,aIred by pu,o,, ~
All PsF''H' showing themselves ,ua,S,. ~
quE'd to Immediately settle thar ,csou.,, ="
H. Caldwell E'q who I, alone author, II, -,
tho accounts due TO the trm,
F'F''n' having claim. rEluut til, aru ,n
their accounts to W, H, Caldwell, who I, ,st"
10 pay the same.
I,s' McGTEtpv
NOTICE
lhAVS this day sold my Interest and ,o,, .,,
the New @cLuro House to Can't, ia, NIX. Ma
Of the Steamer AldsI. ~
The hotel will hCrNnsr DO eOpdustsi \,
huhlsmau and MI, Fred ], Morton, upd', y, NY
name Of AuhIsmAa a Norton. "Ra
LAKE this means Of conveying my tb,sl, 4.
public for the very lib'n,patron 70 h,r's.
Of lh hands, Snd heartily recommend nj, ,Ds @''
As most worthy Of IL continuance.
E. SOETuy.
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"BLEssED IL ME THAT GIVES"
subscriptions for the Glenn Hun suffer.
er Received Yesterday.

:" AeSoANfu AestoEuuys
The lNTRLLloEScER announced yester'
day morning that a subscription would be
started for the relief OF Mr.. F. Straub, who
lost his family and his household etFectl
in the storm at Glenn's ruu Tuesday
night last. MIR. Chris, Liedel, OF the
Roiksblan, was engaged all day yesterday
In interesting some Of our people in be-
half OF the CHARITY, and how successfully
the foil wing will chow:
O, P. Brown, S.; John ". SchulIzs, 81
Thomas ] Edwards, 70 Centsi ], g. HoG
man, S.; Joseph s, Miller (Anditor), S.;
A, G. WinCher, 81; Jacob Nunge, 81;
Philanthropisi, 49, Mrs. NJ. A. Frspzheim,
50; D, B. McLnin, SO; Hermann Hahn,
No. 9, V. A.. o d., s.; George schad, 81
Il ]. Felbsr, s.; j W. Grub, ST. Henry
Speyer, S.; william Gibson, 81; +
Schenk, ST.; Jacob Wise, 81; Cash, $l5;
Kline Bros, 81; G. Mendel 4 CO., $5j
John Friedel, ST; II schsrmsn, so cents
Joseph Schiller, 80 cents; Chailss Kill.
meyer, ST; John HeCkel, 81; Jacob VII.
helm, so cents; O. RumPf, 81; Whyte &
Hearne, so cents; Henry sCnwalz, 81
Henry sChmulbaCh, IS; Dr.. Ackermann,
ST. P. Welty, 81; Mnrtin Thornton, 81,
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"As q counteractant to facilitating In.
anences (aSsitude, nervous depression,
debility, malaria, dyspepsia, liver com,
plants, heart affections, dropGical troubles,
arrangements Of the stomach and bowelO,
It is invaluable" says Professor F. W,
Hunt, NJ. D., Honorary Member ImperlaI
Medical Society Of ". Petersburg, Russia,
etc. all who are run down aud de5iIi,
tlted should take y. Beware Of imitationE,
TTusIW
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sUPRBME CouRT OF APPEALs- Judges John
con, Raymond, Green and Patton.
This Court met ct 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and transacted the following
businesst
PEBBLE for use, &c., vs. Snyder, from
Monroe county. Petition for writ Of error
refused.
Cappellar Va. Queen Insurance Com.
pany, from KanAwha county. Writ oil
error allowed. Bond s., 900.
Marian Machine Works Va. o. O. Craig,
from Preston county. Monroe 4 Brown
iot appellant and Morrow for appellee.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 A, NJ
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rae LYnIr oPERA ConpAnY.
Mr. C.Y. Lucas Handsomely E%ntertains
tine Members NJ Mozart Hall.

A very pleasant evening was spent by
many Of the members Of the Lyric Opera
Company at Mo7art Hall, last night. II
was q complimentary affair gotten up by
MI. O. Y. Lucas, and the fact that 1t was
somewhat impromptu only added spright.
lineBst To the occasion. Killmyer played his
very best music, assisted BY the musical
vittuoso Howell, Dancing was kept up
Until one O'Clock with but q single inter.
mission, and that was an adjournment
over 10 Mrs. Zsigenielder's, where abund.
ant choice and toothBome refreshments
and BubstantiAls were served. The even.
log was very ~enjnyAbly spent, and the
Lyrics are as proficient In hospitality aS
they are In music.
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GRAND EXCURSION
To PIMsburgh Natutday. Iune II.

The p, @. & St. L. Railway 90. tPAn
Handle route) will soil exCursi5h tickets
to Pittsburgh for train leaving Wheeling
at 4:52 P. NJ, on the above date at rate Of
81 so for round trip tickets good for return
passage on train leaving Pittsburgh at $3.50
Sunday morning, by special train leaving
Pittsburgh OF 1850 Sunday night or BY
any regular train Monday. Tickets will
be On sale June 9th. Secure them In ad.
vance and avoid the crowd. For tickets
and further information regarding the ex.
%cursion apply to j. NJ. Bslleviile, agent
Pan Handle Route, p, ". & K. depot,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, OF at
Union ticket Office. MCL1re HnusR.
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London Hair llestorer, insIires new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair K. storer, Exquisite dressing.
london Hair Restorer, The only clearly and
London Hair kestorer, eiieCtual Hair he.
London Hair RestOrer, storer In the market,
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ
noxious or unpleasant odOr.
rHYBtCIANs USE AND RECOMMEND IT.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. l applied
London Hair Color kestorAr" My hair
not only stopped ial INK, but Is now growing
hnely, and | consider II an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. j., W. Abel, NJ, D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price 70 cents q bottle, SIX bottles -. Sold
by Druggists. MwT&w.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Centennial Of the InvsniOr or the Loco.
motive.

GANAAAANAAA " A4A A"NN-NaA NA NlN klEns
motive.
LONDON, June e.-Ths Centennial Of the
birth Of George Stephenson, the originator
Of the railway locomotive, is being csls.
bratsd to day in various parts OF England,
the chief Observance beingat New Castle.
on.Tyne. The occasion was also celebrated
among the railway employees on various
parts Of the Continent.
VIENNA, June 9,-The Society Of Aus.
trian Railway Officials to-day celebrated
the centenary Of the birth Of George
Stephenson IN a manner worthy OF the oC.
casion. The members unveiled a portrait
Of the father OF railways in their cub
house, and it will hencstorth deck its walls,
A festival number Of the journal Of tbs
society was published to-day, and the ell
earation concludes with o grand banquet
this evening,
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There is perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that p assesses as much real intrinsic
value as the Hop Bitters Just OF this season
Of the year, when the stomach needs an ap-
p%etiZer, or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and best remedy is Hog Bittsrs. An
ounce Of prevention Is worth a pound oil
cure, don't what until you ara Frustrated by
disease that may take months tor you to re.
cover in.- Boston GLbe. MwYAw
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LONDON, June The Cornell crew will
be admitted TO the Hsuly regatta.
The Cornell crew arrived at Hsuly this
afternoon, and were highly pleased at the
changed situation. They pulled over the
course this evening.
The London crew, the holders OF the
grand challenge cup, also arrived and
went over the course. Pr.
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II. G. Carson, Esq, Of Boston, has sold
his property, in North Wheeling, to Mar.
Satet q. Rowling.
MhJ M. Woodsso sold his dwelling house,
o n MCCulloch street, TO Mr.. John Parks
Both sales were made by Mr., Alexander
Bone. The prices are considered fair
Terms CaAh,
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CotvNbus, ONO. June 8, 1881

GeO. s. Etny, Wheeling, ri. Va:
I have handled your Morning Glory
Baking Powder for ths last two years, and
find II gives entire satisfaction TO my trade.
| consider II 10 the best batting powder I
ever handled. Respectfully you're,
j. &. WfNaRT,
Wholesale Grocer, Nos 529, 524 aud 526
North High street, Columbus, o.
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Of all other preparations or medicines,
In cases Of nausea, headache, dizziness
or irregularities Of the system, Butdook
Blood Bltiers have no equal. They never
fail In ATordlnR immediate relief. Price
81 90, triA! size 10 cents.
Sold by Lsughlln Bros. & o., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, n. Y, writes; "a
have used Burdock Blood Bltters for ner
vous and bilious headaches, and have
recommended them 10 my ftiends; J
believe them superior TO any other msdl,
cine l have used, and can Recommend
them to anyone requiring q cure for bill
%lousnees" Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents
Sold by LauRblin Bros 4 Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling,
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Whr Arc Yon nLnlonn :

Because you have allowed your bowels
to become C~ostive, and liver torpid. Use
Kidney. Wort to produce a free state OF
the bowels, and 1t will stimulate the liver
to proper action, clense the skin OF iLs
yellowness, cure bilious headache, and
cause new life 10 the blood. Druggists
hayeit, both dry and liquid iOn'S Herald
MMRLM
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ouNsTANTlSoPLR, June Can earth
quake devastated eight villages in Van
PAshalic.
HAVANA, June 9.-0n The night OF May
u. there. was an earthquake iu Hayti.
Rain fell in torrents OF times and caused
several land slips' Many cattle were
killed,
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The following deed in fee was admit.
ted to record 10 the Recorders office
yesterday:
Deed made June 0, 1881, by John P.
Westwood and wiie,to Peter BAChman. Tor
one foot from Off tile north hal
Of lot 240, east side Of Eofr street, for $50.
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CAsBuSoIEs, Felons, BoilS, Sores Of long
standing, such "a UlCera, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or poultlce, BY using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing SaiVe. Piles, Salt
Rheum, EFysipelas, Soft and liberated
Cofhs, Chillblaine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For Bale by Logan 4 %. D4W
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Millions Of rats. mice, cats, hsd.bugs
reaches, lose their lives by collision will
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, 10,
boxes.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

wAsnNarpN, D. o. June 10.-1 A. M
For the Lower Lakes warmer, clearing
weather, northeast winds, becoming va.
riahle, and rising followed by stationary
OF falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, northeast winds, becoming
variable, and stationary or higher temper.
Ature and barometer.
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and liberation Of the Rectum successfully
treated without the knife Of llgatu 9. Safe,
tute, painless and permanent. Consult
d. Ki4net d the 81 james, Saturday and
Sunday, June 18th and 1874.
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THE ladies Of Fourth Street Church will
close theft monthly sOoiables 10y the pres.
ent season by giving q Straw berry and
Musical Festival Ell Friday night Admis.
sion only ten cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10
Mexican Railroads cola. IuIo Opera1Io,

HtNItAh HhIIFOhUA UOInE InI0 OpeFalIOn
CRY OF MRXlCo, June 9.-The President
%inaugurated the first fEty miles OF the Tu.
lals Central railway to-day. The first
train entered CuAntla, a hundred and forty
kilometres from here. The Morelos rail.
way was |inaugurAted yesterday.