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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-10
pUBLIO SALE
or THE
FAIR GI2OUXDS
On Wheeling IsIaId

In pursuance Of a resolution Altptel by ~"
h0lterl Of the North Wtbi Virginia AErtgtal ,
eiety, Al 4 mtetiLR held In ths city d Nh'sN'
the 9th day oil July, 1881, the undenlihd 'A"
SATURDAY, AUGUST 70, i@L
commencing al 10 O'c'OtE A. III al ID. lrsi or,
tnsCOutt House VI ohio county, Wet NiIisA 4
coed 10 sell Al public auction, to The hiaf '
bIIt bidder, the real = tate an a. puiitb'uT gs
BY The said North West Virginia Aut..Il ,
tiety, situated on Wheeling lIIatd and L"''
Fair GfBundS.
This Well.known tract Of land cOb'iiti ~ ,
acres and 10 one Il the most d'blhble bies !.
In or near 10 the city Of y Wheeling Kdf't"g
made " the iOllOWing deeds iOi lOtd,lyp W
and quantity Of land 0iiiftd tifi Adt'l ~
P. RiOWu and othETl 10 iAld Agntl'G' ~
bearing date the 18th day o. Ho7ehnb1 I'D
corded In DEED BOOK No 81, P.ag'' wv IA
records Of Ohio county, IVES Viilh1 NE
made by Joseph kifthgt tihti ana u
elety, bearing date the iIth dAy ni ~
ard recorded In bed Book No ~ fH'
lind fec0ids oi said Ohio county
IgRSs on SALE-One.thlfJ d tbs Parh'
10 be paid 10 rash on tho day Of az ih' ~
iWo e1uAI insiNllments Al iii and tSslrt 80 =
sIeciIv ely, from day Of sale, uith inert ~
pibi, the purchaser to awe b 4 Nets " ,Ia4i
pa payments, 10 10 sAtltiICt0rllJ lttulei ~ 4
10 iaIl lands To be retained IN ilths fli,t,ss
shan have teen paid In fail; but TIE y 80
hay on Tho dat Of ala the ahole o. ", 10
money or A much more than the obe'hH'
a he may elect 10 To pay. ~..Insyn
lhe I1'o ~ 'n'' P'VP''' q. ElRa
I'm ruRistvIN. Agent Tor si5l''
I~usilnbsnT -
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Movements OF HIeambONtG-LsVe Notes
and Gossip.

Movements OF hteAmbONtA- I.eVee KOIeI
and Gossip.
The Dinrnal will be tO.day's Parkersburt
packet, leaving at lO:3OA NJ.
The W. N. Chancellor left for Cincinnati
yesterday with a good trip out.
The O'Eeal was detained in leayir & yestel
day by taking on q big lot Of melons.
The Science, Welcome and Return arrived
from below with good trips and returned yes
terdSy morning
Isn't II about time to put In the new water
marks Council ordered some time sgO? The
river men think so.
The river yesterday reached the height OIL
four feet by the MARKS, where II remained
stationary for awhile and then began to re
ceds. List evening the marks indicated 3 feel
II inches In the channel.
In response TO inquiries, the inspector Gen
eral Of Steamboats, Gays he sees no objection
under the law, " the issuance OF permits t
excursion steamers to carry passengers during
the season, Instead OF taking out permits FOL
each trip, providing the stcamersRre equipped
with life'saying apparatus as required by law
PITTSBURGH. Augusta River IA inches and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, August 0.-River 8 feet and
falling. Weather fair and hot. Departed
Sidney, Wheeling.
CAIRO, August Arrived: Commonwealth.
a. Louis! Annie P. Silver, New Orleans,
Departed Annie r. Silver, st, Louis. River
70 feet 4 inches and falling Weather clear
and warm. Thermometer 80 degrees.
LouIbvlLLE, August 9.-River falling with
8 feet 7 inches In the canal and 10 inches In
the chute on the falls Business dull.
Weather clear and hot, with indications Of
rain at dark. Lettis Jamson and tow TO Iron.
ton.
EVANSVILLE, August 9.-Arrived Golden
Crown and Jennie Guthrie. Departed: J. W.
GCif, Memphis; W. A. johnson, Waterloo;
Us Hopkins, cairo Guthrie. St. Louis; Col
den Crown, River falling with 4 feet In tn,
channel. Weather clear. Thermometer 90
dppraas
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pEAlURxS Or rmE mARKErS.
PrIcss Prevailing iu the Retail stores
and nj the Markets

ana NJ Tue Market
The Wheeling family market is one oil
the most prodigally furnished to be found
anywhere, and Wheeling people feem 10
DO choice in their purchases, A good
article always sslls at the market price,
while a poor grade will scarcely 20 II
made cheaper.
This week the markets are a little slow,
New potatoes are very fine and have
got down to so Conts q peck, not OF all high,
Tomatoes RIe improving, and range In
price all the way from 20 to 10 cents q
peck. This time last year this popular
vegetable WAS sold at IS Centa q bushel
and was q drug in the market at that
figure. Cabbage nov ranges from 3 to 10
cent? a head. II Ia abundant In our mar
kst. Cucumbers are down to 20 Ceuls
a dozen. Peas are ont Of the markets, and
but q few beans are left, which sail at 10
cents a quarter Of y peck, Beats Gre still
s cents 4 bunch. Sweet potatoes are not
plenty, nor are they high, quotations being
given ut from 10 to 20 cents a quarter OF a
peck. Apples arc plenty at 10 to 30 cents
II peck by the barrel they bring from
$3.50 to 81 rs Pears, according 70 variety,
are cheap or dear. Sugar pears sell at 10
centHa quarter, and bell pears a! 10 cenls
= half peck.
BIacEberries arc done. Huckleberries
are at 81 a bucket, a fall OF 20 cents since
Saturday. They hold at 10 cents by the
quart. Plums retail at Two quarts Tor a
quarter, or 81 % a peck Tor damsons, and
are reported "very scarce" Tennessee
plums retail at 10 cents q quart. Roasting
ears are still "uppish', selling at 10 to 20
cents a dozsn, with oply a lair supply In
the market. Onions sell at so cents q
peck, or 10 to 20 centa a quarter. At whole.
aale this delicstely favored fruit brings
$500 a busheI box, which does not hold 8
bushel. Eggs are IA cents q dozen, and
butter 20 cents q pound for common to rs
cents Tor best, Meats do not auCtuate
any in the Wheeling markets. Buyers
pay the same the year round for good,
bad or Indifferent.
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SMALL DWELLING FOR aII

A Imall residence containing three rooms, via
for \ small family. The house Il 10 good 0i!ia
Within R'd With out. Lot 25Iig, vii lPtti 4
Eibt AIDE McCOllOCh street, NJ. 1875 Pike Nv
A subItGnilAl brick dwelling, cOhtIihIbS M
RniIhVl attic; excellent bqCk kitchen; IOdEI
4 I'D dry cellar, static and Other Impf Vtmesu y
l9OES2, we'll fenced. IN west aide u NtJAa
street.
A large convenient rCSideGc, corner LtriHil d
Chipllte streets, cas-. Oi ChApline ilnth VI Eta
street.
A complete and deslmhlO iDt class fEdtA aA
Ills weSI side Chapline street.
A twO.StOry brick dwelling, e1ntiniA Z No
furnished with gaI and water, RO, % tui IdtIa
street
AtWo. story brick d%Wellln', 20 nlilhlo1 S ~
Ont.hAli square west Of susp M,lOn iH!H q
street,
0ne ir ims dwelling, con .alnInt . fuoai ~
la; IN lot 2iGilS. M % Zane Iifett, IhOn ass
wet Of Suspension bridge,
One good level building lotSOIlVl, on lhlhIIn
street. Will take $500 cash for H.
ThTes desirable building lots 90 NGI iH1
LStrOHl0 property Twenty ninth street VII
tJr $500 and $50. Apply to
ALEXANDER BOSL
General Business and Real hStlte Agent, Dib
kGt . rect, Crlnk ehB BlOtk
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A. hoy Win a "Gun.n

List evening Squire Philips had before
him Oliver Conn, a boy Of about thirteen,
on a charge Of carrying concealed weap.
ons. II seems that Oliver and William
Pratt had some difficulty, and Pratt slap.
ped the boy. The latter then procured a
revolver, and returning, made sone re.
mark which provoked Pratt. To aggrAvAte
him, another boy applied 10 him q very
opptobrious epithet, and Pratt caught up
the first missile that came handy and
threw at young Oonn, striking him on the
back Of the hepd. The boy was fret fined
81. and costs, but his own testimony In a
subsequent case against Pratt showing fel.
onions shooting, he was held In $1,000
bond 10 answer In a higher court, and In
default was sent to jail. Cohn's father
keeps a livery stable up Ia Hancock coun.
", and to him a telegram was sent, but no
response had been received last night.
Pratt was fined $40 and costs for assault
and battery. Too high temper IN his
part Waa AZ much to blame Ior the affair
"a anything
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On Monday night the carriage house ON
the premises Of MI Andy Patterson, near
Elm Grove, caught fire and was totally
destroyed with its contents. Two wheat
stacks and an oats stack standing near bv
caught from the flames and were destroy.
ed. No theory is advanced as to the cause
Of the FIRE, and the suspicion that II WAS Of
inCsndiaty origin finds some Credence.
We are not informed as to the loss MI.
Patterson will sustain, but 90 there was
no insurance on the property we presume
that II will be considerable.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord the following transfer OF real estate
Deed made July 20, 1881, between
Ferdinand Fey and Eva Fey bis wife,
parties Of tue ftst part, Of Wheeling, and
tho city OF Wheeling, party Of the second
part, IN consideration Of 1926, for parts Of
lots % and 20 on the west side Of Main
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets In North Wheeling, for q boileI
house for the Water Works.
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This leaves very comfortable balance
oil the 5000 appropriated by the Legisla.
ture for normal school putposes In The
past school year.
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II YOU will stop all your %e1travagant and
wrong notions In dsctofing yofseli and iami,
lies with expensive doctors or humbuR cure.
ais, that do harm always, and use only ma.
lures simple remedies for all Your ailments
yon Will be wise, well and happy, and pays
great expense. TIL. greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise and good will tell you, Il Hon
Bittets-ftly en- IL. See another column
Tres, VwEIw
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Each contractor TO give bond In a penal
sum not less than tue cum named above.
Thls wGu also o fruitful topic Of talk, and
Mr.. Kimberly offered an amendment
limiting the committee to 5000 and d.
rtcIing them TO make some modification In
their plsnR accordingly. Thiswas adopted.
ExpENsEs DURING THE CURRENT FISCAL TEAR
as reported by ths City Clerk:
~ recount q streets, alley and gradcs"""Sii,s9 $50 q
kis Department. .....'...,. ".."'",".,.",. 7,4V6 "
WRtr works Cpl? ~
Lights '''''"...""'''.''' '.','' '''''.'''''.'''''"" Owl "
BALANCE STANDING TO THE CREDIT OF TIIR
COMMITTEES.
Streets, alleys and gradeS"."""""m"""""Si1,279 o.
Fire department. ,"r'"'' .'',,'.'',''.'.,,.''".," e,e43 ~
WAFER NOtkS,r''t'''''' '''''''''''''''' t'''''p.''""'" SSI6eI lq
LightB t,n.unnt. rr,,t., .,,..,,.,.NUUt," ~ l,1bo ~
IN t~,nttOO NJ Nj nubup
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.SHAFrlSG'
.PULLIES AND HANGERS FOR SAL


One llHe ~ Inch cold rolled lhlilIns lbou,,i
IL length, On which there IL II pullI IIpi,
scIeWSD different sizes, Patent hAf Ger, Nh 1,
linGS. ono Iins ~ inch cold rolled ,%hihitlIN
" ieCt In lengih, on which there Is " Juuis +.
set sclOWS,l different SlIeS. Patent EatWIIE
couplings, Several IulllBS, 6nl,hd nod NJ
rough sovtIAL tons Of good Solt ,cnp ipn al
Ing principally Of C~ailingS untnhhO AtpJg
LtXANDER BOAE
General Business Agent, Broker AId RAJ IL
Agent, 1878 Market street, tunIlSI BIc.f, NJ
ms " Va -
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Kidney.Wo Il natures remedy for kidhsv
and liver diseases, piles and constipation,
Sediment or mucous In the urine Il A Snte
indication Of disease. Take Kidney. Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the blood
Kidney.Wo fevlveS them and cleanses Tie
system.
Headache, bilious attacks. dizziness and
loss Of appetite are cured by Kidney.Woit
See advertisement MwF4w
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Amount rOctSS4TJ to OVOTehecF nm. ....,",sl2,SN Y
l would further state that the overdraft
oil the city at the Exchange Bank amounts
TO SIS. 400 and not TO $4,000. as stated by
one Of our daily papers, All Of which 10
respectfully submitted,
Il. ". DuNNAYAY.
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DOR SALE or RENT,

" TINE business FR0PFVI
oder for sale III. tine thneIlofy lid b.
situate on The weS side Of MIILpt Itttti a b,
belOE Second Ward Market House, lornnivss,
~ bachman \ burst, a NhOItlale pIoau, I.
The building !. hNiIhtd shave The ini ~
eleven rooms and IA occupied ~ 4 bo,filsSl y
aud the RFSt floor u a lAige AID Sler1St MA
With cellar aud thu room, both ioF Ur,rtI y
location Is The bat for the produce bl, t,ss \
eIlL; Also Tor rent from lIt Of Ami fut IN
sHRlVElI, 1911 Main street,
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0SEPH HARRIS NURSERIES
MOUNDsVIJIN

1870 Apple 1Isel. two, three, Tour AID AZ,
S,OOl Peach, one tilOm buJl year. w
6,V0O P!utnS, QUE aud two ycln.
6,ON QuineOa, two and thee Jeau.
MO- Cherries, one and two yGGn,
hV,O9 EVeTsrOenS, mostly Juhipbf ifus os.l I,
lttL The above are thrifty AMI 10 god ,tBjts !,
uAllSplanung, VIII cell rs IOS Is iha ltsaL, Il
ToSe9laeneC solicited: AddfeS, SAMUEL Nj
aEh, MoandIvIlle. Narery IL QUE nile n;
AAuhhuHNlllb udDNl' dk7,hIOt
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o6,-, Nos 10 aud II FOURTEENTH sfreoI,


MoundBvIlle Campmeeting Boarding
House.
September Observation-Disclosures State
Lottery Company.
Wanted-BriCklayers.
NotiCe-DissoIution OF Partnership.
Wanted Horse.
Sealed Propossls.-For Building Boiler
House and Offices.
Wanted-Twenty Boilers.
For Sale--smAll Farm.
Wanted-Tinners.
School for Uhildren-Mrs. Jennie o.
Whiteside,
. BoaIding-M. r. Wolf.
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Ii the First Branch no quorum was
pte.ent. and the Branch adjourned.
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People are constantly changing their homes
from East to West anu from North tn South
or wee rersa in search OF a healthy Stale. II
they would learn to be contented, and 10 use
the celebrated Kidney-Wolt when sick they
would be much better OIL. The whole system
can be kept in n healthy state by this simple
but %eiIeCtial remedy. See large adv, AwF6w
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1881,


WAsniSaroN, D. O., August l0.--1 A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds mostly westerly, station.
airy temperature, stationary or higher
bIro meter.
For the lower lake region fair weather,
westerly winds, stationary or lower TEN.
peratuEe. Reports are generally missing
from the upper lake region, Upper Missis.
slppi and Lower Mississippi and Pacific
Coast region,
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cry COUNCIL.


NNA4A 80
loan Ordinance Adopted.
The Second Branch OF the City Council
met last night in regular monthly session,
with President Scott in the chair, and
Messrs. Baker, CLARK, Comerford, Dnn.
ming, Echstruth, Hoffman, Kimberly,
McGrsuahan, sChockey and Walter pres
snt.
the RRP0Rr or TIKI COMMITTEES on WATER
WORKS
was read, and in accordance with their
recommendation, it was ordered that Wal
ter Marshall be paid $5s5 OS for coal fur
nished The Water Works, aud misCellA-
neous bills to the smountof IS 9S7 9S, and
labor accounts aRgregAtiug 1878 AZ, order
ed paid.
rents were granted.
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No man eau do a good job OF work, preach
a good sermon, try a law suit well, doctor q
patient or write a good article when he feels
miserable rnd dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such u condition when it Can besO
easily and cheaply removed by u little Hop
BItters. See other column. Albany Times.
uwPkW
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RANDIXUURSION
TO cleveland and 80 Mile Ride on Lake
Erie, Friday August I9lk, 1881, via
Cleveland d Pittsburgh KHIIrORd

Cleveland d Pittsburgh Railroad
The Pennsylvania Company, operating
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, an.
nouncs q Grand Cheap Excursion to
Cleveland, on Friday, August 10Th, inClud.
ings delightful trip onLRke Erie. Excursion
train will leave Bridgeport At sos A. NJ,
and run through to Cleveland, arriving
there at 1900 NJ. Returning, leave Cleve.
land al 600 r. NJ. Fare for round trip only
50 80. Immediately upon arrival All
Agent Of the Company will conduct tho
party to the Steamer upon which they
will embark for a thirty mile ride around
the lake, After returning to the dock ex'
C~uBlOnists will have ample limo 10 visit
prominent places OF interest 10 the city,
among which may be mentioned the
Public Parks, the Visduct, the Reservoir,
Monumental Square, Lakeview Cemetery,
and the beautiful residences Of Euclid
Avenue and Prospect street. Cleveland Is
ono OF the most attractive cities Ia the
country 10 visit, and those wis Join the
excursion are promised an enjoyable trip.
The low round trip rate Includes the boat
ride on the lake. Ample accommodations
will be provided 30 that everybody Is az.
sured q sale and comfortable trim. Re.
member the date, Friday, August 10th.
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Not nm Unusual Invent for New Orleans.
In the grand monthly drawing Of the
louisiana State Lottery at Now Orleans,
on July 18th, $4,000, the first capital
prize, was won by ticket No. 7S,ll2, half
held by Jesse u. Webb, q we'll known
jewellery on Gay street, West Chester, Pa,
the other halfby P. =. Kearney, a journey.
man with Warner 4 Searles, Washington
street, Vicksburg, Miss. $4,000, the Sc.
cond prize, BY No, 22,047, held by John
Benz, No. 7 Hope street, Utica, N, Y, col.
leCted through Gfannis & Co.'s Bank
there. 5000, the third prize, by No. 49,.
547, half held by James 0'Gorman, liquor
dealer, No. 80 North Delaware avenue,
Philadelphia, the other by j. r. Hend.
rickSon, New York City. $4,000, the
fourth, by Nos. 07,455, a ,469, held by s.
Stein, s. b. Pond, q well known music
dealer, Union Square, NJ. A. Bowen, care
OF Richard Morris, No. 100 Front street,
New York City, etc. These are among
the many fortunate ones. The next draw.
ing will be September l8th, and NJ. A..
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, phould be
written 10 at once by any inquirer on that
subject who wants 10 venture 81 or 81 q.
the mattel, pAw
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The INSURANCE. Is PATIlRTIy on the ware
house and office building, which not
burned.
The mill was originally bnilt in 1872, at
a cost Of about $3.50, 900, and the company
operating II was known az The Ohio City
Iron and Nail company, But the stock.
holders and directors being without ex.
p~erience, the management became inVolv.
ed, and were finally oblighed to shut
down, In 1873 the mill was sold to its
present owners for something like $50, 900,
and 1t WAS put in operation Ia the follow
ing year, and has been reasonably success
full aver since.
We asked y prominent stakeholder yes.
terdSy II he supposed the mill would be
rebuilt, He said he thought it would,
although nothing has yet bsen decided,
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VIZ have no nervous tonic al nnee so relia.
bic and Q ,hveniSnt as Fellows Syrup Of Hy.
p%ophOspLites, and we, therefore, gladly rec.
ommtnd II In the diseases Of such organs az
depend for health upon Involuntary muscular
VIVIAN
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Superintendent Butcher Is Just paying
out the last inStallments OF the ~spptoptia'
tlons for the State nornsl schools. The
following a,e the payments received by
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~TnrLAueHLlN MILL RInE.
ParrieuIara Of the Less, Ownership and
Insurance.

The Laughlin Mill Fire vas 3 subject OF
great deal Of interesting discussion
yesterday. The scene OF the ruins was
not materially altered in appearance last
evening from the early hours OF yester.
day morning, when the FIRE was dying out
alter licking up everything combustible
like ahugs monster %dsvouring its ghoulish
meal,
The loss to the company cannot be
definitely stated, but tbs probabilities are
that everything in the burned portion Of
the building will be practically a total less,
Ths mill was owned by the LSuRhlin Iron
and Nail Company, Of which Alexander
Laughlin Ia President, aud WilliSm Giles.
ner, Secretary. A. l.. We herald, Of Bell
Airs, 10 also = stockholder, and Manager OF
the mill. The other stockholders are
Samuel LsuRhlin, Morgan L., OFT, and D.
and N. Gutmsn. The capital stock OF the
company is $4,000 Tue following are
the ameunls otlusurauCe, aud the several
companies in which 1t Is placed:
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Az old gentleman In Maryland said he had
RAISED hts family on Sellers Liver Pills
and considered them almost a. essential b. A
family as bread. That's true. biW
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TuR symptoms oil worms are we'll known,
but they frequently occur when there are
no worms present. The bowels are torpid,
engotged, or Constipated. OF course a
yernltuge fails to give relief. DEHia's
WoRN SYRUP Is just the thing needed, and
will Cnre.
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lIOTEI ARRIVALS.
81. N HORN.

"Mr sou had an abscesa in his side that
discharged two quarts Of matter. 'LindSey's
Blood searohtF' cured him. J. f. Brooks.
gainesville, Ohio. paw
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DOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

lHEAP HOMES-FIVE RrTnn.
LoLS on Baltimore street lVln Sg,OloIsS ',ae
s sISSS rama Ina ' So,! Sa CGAI 'Ieot, NORTH VA,
sI,6OJ i0T 4 tEO.slOry frame house and ,t sI' @t
~ south Wheeling BIICk block roTptI ~
ahl Main slfu u. 81 % Tor a iva, toty hn ',t,fl
NV anu lot GU Seventeenth sIeO s?j IrNt"l
frame ISrllIn2 ard lot. Farm, for al, 4 id'M1Hs
90 ils aud 100 scrHI, II III | to mile, ' n
SlVO W wv and $1,000 on gtOi tel r,i.ts ,,,5t
AuO I. A SlIIAkFgE 1W
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
Terrible Loss Of Life

Millions OF rats. mice, cats, bed.bugs,
reaches, lose theit lives by collision with
Trough on Rats" Sold by druggists, 15t
boxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-10

Is The best remedy for Dyspepsia, Bill.
iousness, Malaria, Indigestion, and dis.
eases Of the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin,
etc,