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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11

Whenever q Washington county mar
loses a horse or a COW or any other per
sonal property 10 the shape Of live stock
he makes Tor Wheeling as soon az be die
covers bic lossi and he generally fudi
himself on the fight track. One day The
latter part oil last week valuable
blooded COW was stolen from q pasture Cd
the farm Of B. W. Hanes, near West Alex.
ahdef, and 40. customary be al onCe came
to the city aud notified the police. ChieI
Bonnet made some ihquities which IA.
suited In his finding q clue to the cows
whereabouts, and Yesterday he went over
the river and found her 10 the possession
Of ex.policeman Butdette, Of Bridgeport,
who purchased her oil q tramp last Friday,
paying $50 for her. AZ soon as Mr.. Bur.
deits was Satisfied that the COW had been
stolen from MI. Hanes, he released her,
Mt. HAnes paying him IS for HE trouble
In keeping the animal aince ahe came into
his pnpeeSeion. He alec gave Capt. Ben.
nett S25, the amount Of the reward he had
agreed to pay for her recovery. Bennett
ID eatitaed, MI. HAhes is pleased, the tramp
ChuCkles, and the only man not exactly N
a good humot 10 Mt. Butdette.
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.HEI,LAIRH.

Prevalence or DiPhIhsrIa Rud Typhoid
Feyrr-UIheF Notes..
Jennie Rowlss is COZ tined TO bed with
typhoid lever.
A number OF young men have returned
from . uip tO Atlantic City.
Thu types made us say D.rrAh" for
Damn In Wednesdays paper.
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM Sharp got home from
. two week's trip, Wednesd'y evening.
Limestone 10 brought In on the Bsllaire
& Southwestern and transferred TO O, x P.
cars.
People are getting back to Bsllaire from
their trips and visits, aud all report pleas
ant times.
WILDER Smith and Miss Wilhelmina
Hess were mSrried by Rev. HeinE Tues
day evening.
Walnut logs are being loaded on the B.
4 o cars at Orescent street with the aid Of
horse power.
The Bsllaire Nail Works is paying q
dividend Of eight per cent just now TO its
~StOckAOl4ers.
The Democratic judicial Convention
meets here TuesdAy to nominate q success.
sor to Judge 0key.
New piles have been driven along o
portion Of the narrow gauge road 10 pre-
vent a wash by the river.
The appearance OF the. H,na glass
works and machiue shop 10 bsiug greatly
improved by painting the walls and paint,
log immense new signs.
Word was received Wednesday, that
Frank Craft, visiting at Mt. Pleasant, had
fallen on q pltChfork, q prong running
entirely through his right leg.
Ths Hess building on belmont street lie
about finished aud the pavement is being
laid. When the old bank building 10 re
paired and the pavement laid, that square
will be well fixed,
LISA yexatlous question In Bellaire
what to do with sCrapJ and alop. II is
hard 10 burn oil In summer, many having
little or no FIRE in their stoves. They will
relappe into throwing i into theallsys,snd
the hogs will have TO be turned loose to
eat II up. A city auaVsnger would be ap
preciated.
Along the creek, where the water wAa
over the banks In the spring, the diph
liberia seemst to prevail. Another child Of
John Klee's was buried Wednesday. He
himself has the diphthori9, hut combined
with typhoid fever. George Robinson's
children, one Of which 10 at his fathers,
are sick, too,
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MOUNT UNION COLLAGE.

lis Enlarged Attendance and success
Late improvements DIstInetiVe FeR-
lures Especially for Teachers and
SeIEDependent Young Men aud Young
Women,
The recent commencement exercises OF
this College OF the people, for the people
and by the people, were the largest attend.
ed In itg past history OF thirty:fve years.
The senior class, though not the largest,
was mi Of the hest this College ever
graduated. The number Of students last
year lie $40, and from its origin, 1871, Of
whom S.al7 are teachers, ono fourth being
ladieV. A college iS known by It's results
or fruits, which are its students. Tts dis.
tlnCtive and leading object Ia to render q
thorough, liberal, Christian education
easily accessible TO every antorpfising
young man or woman, however needy or
sell. dependent. The College helps its
students to support themselves, Ia two
waysi First, ID its plan Of boarding, BY
greatly reducing their expenses OF living;
second, In its arrangement OF the College
year into fall, spring aud SUMMED terms,
thus enabling students TO earn their col.
lege expenses by tsaOhing public schools
III the winter season, without losing time
or Glass standing A special winter term,
beginning the last Tuesday Of November,
accommodates students not teaching. The
fall, spring and summer terms begin re.
spectlvely the last Tuesday Of August and
February and first Thursday Of May OF
each year. Tuition is but q trine In any
or modern classical,
the philosophic, scientifC, preparatory,
normal, commercial, music and fine arts.
Students can enter at any time and choose
any atudies. Highly valuable improve.
ments and accessions have lately been
made 10 the College museum, apparatus,
laboratories, boarding hall, and to the fac.
Of professors. Its location Of Mount
Union 10 eminently moral, healthy and
enjoyable, two miles from Alliance Union
For the new descriptive catalogue,
Hon. Lewis Miller, President OF
Trustees, Akron, Ohio, Of o. n. Harris.
horn, Ii. D.. President OF Faculty,
Mount Union, or Alliance, Ohio.
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nORRIaLB AuCIDESr no a CHILD.

a LiiIIs GIrl Rup ever By y heaVily
baden teal ter and HAugled lRRBh0ek'
iRg napneF.
Yesterday about II o'clock, az q train Of
cars, two containing coal and n muck
bars, was crossing EoF street on the
Riverside tramway on TWenty'6ith street,
the driver noticed q little girl standing
several feet from the track. He saw that
il was not near enough to be in the way
Of the car, and so paid no particular atten.
ton to it. Just then, however, coal
wagon came up Eff street, and the child,
frightened by the hOtsep, sprADg aside to-
ward the moving cara Before the driver
could realize the danger, the little one had
fallen between the mule ard the front car,
and the wheels were alIeAdy hanging
its limbs upon the iron rails The cars
were stopped as promptly as possible, and
the giIfs bruised and bleeding body lifted
and carried into the resldsnce o hetiatheF,
DAVID AcAlllsler, who lives at the corner
Of the street adjoining the Ger Of the az.
eident.
DR., Pipes and DR.. Jepson were called,
and IN examination showed that the lelt
foot and ankle was torn and mangled 10
shreds, and thSt smputstion would be
necessary, The right arm was also broken
and torn, and there were several severe
Commissions on the head and chest. The
left limb was amputated three or four
inches below the knee, the broken arm
se,, aud the other injuries properly at
tended to, and yesterday afternoon the
child was reported as Tsllying much more
satisfactorily than could be expected. The
doctors feared that Ehe had sustained In
tsrnal injuries, however, and did not
think It possible that she could get we'll,
The Guild 10 but two years and q hall
old, The father came from Scotland to
this city barely a year Sg0, and the mother
aud children did not follow until last May
The car which ran oyer the child wac
driven by Louis Rutter, who 10 said to be
ore Of The most careful drivers on the
track. Ho said 10 the reporter yesterday
10 q manner which Attes ed his horror and
sorrow, thA' II 1t had been his own little
one he could not have avoided the ACCT
dent, and the testimony Of eye witnesses
Ia to the same effect.
Thete IL in this and similar accidents
but one lesson, AVID tha; 10 that children
OF tender YUars should not be allowed to
run on the streets,
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RIVER NEWS.
MoyementS Of Hisamboats-LeVs notes
and uOAAIp.

11oyementS Of Observation-Disclosures Notsl
and U0aaIp.
The Sidney is due from Cincinnati 10.
morrow.
The Telegram and o'Neal arrived and
departed az usual.
Captain Phil. Anshutz is seeing The
sights at 81. Louis.
The matks last evening indicated 8 feel
II inches and falling.
The Science will be Ia. days Patkefs.
burg packet, leaving at 10:30 A. n.
The walcome for Matsmoras and Re.
turn for 81. Maty's will leave at the usual
hour this morning.
The Diurnal arrived with an excellent
trip yesterday, the passenger list beibe
very large, and returned 10 Pafkefsbutp
al 1890 A. n. yesterday.
II ia1epofted that the Attorney General
Of Pennsylvania has notified the Smith.
field Street Bridge Company Of Pittsburgh
that they must adhere 10 the original plan
In regard to height.
The New York Pot correctly remarks;
Last year the steAmboats met with con.
eidetAbly more than thelr share Of acct.
dents. This year The scale inclines 10.
ward the railroads"
PITTSBURGH, August io.-Rivet 10 inches
and falling. Weather, clear and warm.
81. Louis, August 10,-The Anchor Line
steiner +. o. Elliott, which plies between
this port and Grand Tower, struck an OBJ.
struction thifty.ave miles below here last
night and sunk 10 about bix feet Of water,
She can be easily raised.
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Some excitement was caused yesterday
morning on Market square by a repofI
that Squire Fslbsr was holding q Coron,
ef's inquest on the dead body Of a child Of
Mr.. Grenpset's, who lives at No. 1913 Mar
ket street.
The jury wa4 composed Of Messrs. John
D Maxwell, (tofemAn), J.. O. Little, Pete,
Dillon, r, MCSwotda Edward Ohfistnan,
Carl Btost, r. W., Hamilton, John Long,
F. LotentE, J.P Ftesland, Charlss Beulei
and A. O. +. Ebellng.
The testimony was that the child had
been suffering with different ailments ioI
some time. TuSsday night The mother
took II TO Dr.. Remington Eleventh street,
who pronounced II fatally III with brain
lever, Yesterday morning he was sum.
moned by the parents about four O'Clock,
and found the baby almost dead Of brain
lever. Not having regularly attended II,
he refused 10 Issue a Oehidode Of death,
and Squire Felbet was notihs ed, and hsld
the Inquest % above stated, the tesult be.
being a verdict that lhe child, Hans Karl
Hfennser, eyed Eve months, died Of brain
fever,
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A helper at the Belmont mill named
Thomas MCCSndlOsS got drunk yesterday,
and going to the mill attacked a boy who
was there, striking him on the head with
. huge stone. The boy, who gave bid
lame as Charles Riley, wa not as badly
hurt as might be expected. the side OF the
stone striking him a glsncing blow. The
missile would weigh eight or ten psunde,
and was a very ugly looking stone 10 come
suddenly Into fotcible contact with. ON.
Ger williams was near, and a. once arrest.
ed McUahdless, not, however, until The
latter had struck at him repeatedly, And
only been quieted by force. He was aaiely
locked up, and will have his trial on III
two charges oil assault aud battery and re-
sisLing an officer ct police court this mofn.
Inc.
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pUBLt0 SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDS
On Wheeling island

In puf.uants oil 4 resolution Sdopted By tllFis
hQli ere Of the North Wtlt ViiglElA AgitglUs
tlety, alta tntbliig held ID the city o. WEI
the blu day Of July, 1881, the unutniind w."
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1851,
eommeneng al 10 o'e'ott a. m At The inhl ~,
toe Couft House u DhiO county, Wet NhIil,s \
coed 10 Tell Al public suction, to NE hslu Z
bttt bidder The real A tatB an 4 pufiebl, :
By the tald North West Virginia AFielIs !
Getty, situated on wheeling ltAtd, lnd iA''''
Flli Giounda. ,Nr1
acres and ID ore al the most d%tiifpbit U.a N
IL or b6aito the city Of /" h,tlibE TnSS,lra
uitde 10 tho iollQVins dstda loi localogi s,jii f.
and quantity Of land Offered, ,ii' df,a " AN
7. RfoWn and others 70 tald HUI HI sR
beIfing dlla the 18th day o. No1smei n 4 ~
corded In bed BOOK No %, P,,gS !Ns"ItsiId
records Of Ohio county, IVES vlfgihl,,' .sj p
made nv JoSsSh KITths. Nntr and I'll. 10 sTra n.
ejltv, hating date tho It,h dAJ 81 plun! h
0Ti' iteoTdJd IN Detd Book No IS, Iage W.
jpnd records al baIh Ohio county q. ns,ll
TRES6 oY 9~lLR-UnRihid 0iihe PuttDI ,i,sa .
10 b paid In naih 90 the dAy Of 1ie q ,o,ni n
Two edual Iustallmenu A. iI lnd isel.s N M -
SpSolIv0ly, from day Of sale, with lnief,ts s,iift
ibe bpfshaSeT 10 tive b : hOtt'i,f lns ~ hi
nSSmsnii Ia be tSti,I sttofly It1ftd ~ ISsty
r. Xiii iSbdS N ia jGtIned ia u b. puf,hS :, III
tStiI bsSS Men bSid In fall; hut ID, PIl. sn,,sFi
naS IN IN Az H aIN ibe ahole o. Wy pibrfri
mopSV or n iSush more than the ontihlf1 wv
a he NAY elect 10 to pay, ..,,I IN h ptdfL
fhs Ute Q ibis property hb'BsWnu sHGR&
I0,,ti St stoeIhol,,,Iili
Au.tIonPeT
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An Aged Couple Sent Il Jail for rrenci
Of the pence.

An Aged Couple sent 10 Jail for rrenci
OF the Peace.
Squire Wait yesterday afternoon had
at his office what be termed 1.-THE wofsI
picnic be evef did see." John Donlan and
his wife, Maty, en- old couple who cay
they are eighty years old. and look AZ
II they might baVe been so Tor the past ten
yeats, we're attested on warrants sworn
out by Richard Donley, q step son nI
DanlAn's. The charge was ttespass and
breach Of the peace. A "Cloud OF witness.
es" appeared, among them being one oil
the numerous Price family, the most re.
spectacle one 10 appeafance and c1rduct
o. the tribe Of Noah who has yet made
her debut In public. The testimony
showed that the old folks'mlde II pretty
hot iot tile other couple, who sfe them.
selves lar from young. Much Amusement
was caused by the conduct Of the old wo.
man, who disputed oil the witnesses,
abused The PROSECUTOR and HE vile, and
shook her umbrella al the squi through.
out The progress Of the trial. Finally The
Justice, after q large amount OF disgusting
testimony was Ia, fiaed old Donlan $40
and costs and hiS vile "a and costs, ahd
bound both over to keep the peace LOT one
year In . penalty Of 500 each. The ven.
cradle prisoners declared themselves too
poor and i~tiendlesa to furnish eecufiLy-
albeit II 10 said on good Authority that
they have a comfortable sum In bapk-and
we've accordingly sent TO jail. The Don.
leys seemed 10 be peaceably disposed, and
70 regret the necessity for The 40 Ion they
had taken.
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rhs l.anrhlln nm III /. n.A.n.

III said that the Laushlin mill viii be
tebullt on the old Slte Immediately. A
reporter was informed last night that
sot9e o. the material Tor the new structure
Pug already, been ordered, or would be
: uSy, and that everything would be done
copslstent with good work 10 hasten the
completion OIL tbs work. This will be wei.
The mill, VI
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WOMAN,s WEAKNgss
And Mans WiShednsss IFreparabIy
RnIn Another Home.

Ard Mans Wi0kednesS I~rreparabIy
Rnin Another Home.
On last Friday evening a good looking,
we'll dressed woman, Of about thirty
summers, stepped of the elk o'clock
train at. Bridgeport and went to
the Sherman House and engaged
q room. On Monday evening q seedy
looking young man, wearing q patched
of the same train and went TO the S6er.
man House and made inquiry Tor a wo.
man answering In description the woman
who had arrived on Friday evening. The
porter went 10 her rom and informed
her Of the mans arrival and
bis inquiry, when she said, "0h yes, l
have been looking Tor him. Show him to
my room, please" The man, on going to
her room, was very kindly received. He
afterwards engaged a separate room, and
the two remained at the Sherman House
during Monday night, ostensibly Ia sepa.
rate rooms. The noon train on Monday
brought Officer Charles Gill from East
Liverpool, Ohio, who, assisted by Marshal
Joe McConnaughy, arrested the woman
at the Sherman House as the runaway
wife oil a MI Reed, who keeps q boarding
house at East Liverpool, and the man,
who was not desptsed, though he wore q
ragged coat, as a Mr.. George McBridge, OF
the same place. The guilty pair returned
home on Tuesday to meet an Injured hus
band, q dlshonofed home, and stand a
prosecution for their crime,
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BRAND EXCURSION
To CIeveiand ana 30 aiIIs Ride on Lake
Erie, Friday August 19tk, 1881, via
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad.

To CIeyeland and 30 MIIe Ride ON Lake
Erie, Friday August 19ik, 1881, via
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad, an.
nounce a Grand Cheap Excursion 10
Cleveland on Friday, August 10th, includ.
ibEa delightful trip o6Lake Erie. Excursion
train will leave Bridgeport at 8.O5 A, M
and run through to Cleveland, arriving
there at 1900 n. Returning, leave Cleys.
land Al 600 P NJ, Fare for round trip only
81 90. Immediately Upon arrival an
Agent oil the Company will conduct the
party 10 the Steamer Upon which they
will embark for . thirty mile ride around
the lake, After returning 10 the dock ex.
cutsiUnisls will have ample time 10 visit
prominent places Of interest ID the CITY,
among which may be mentioned lie
Public Patks, the ViaddOt, The Reservoir,
Monumental Square, Lakeview Cemetery,
and the beautiful residences Of Euclid
Avenue and Prospect street. Cleveland IA
one Of the most attractive cities In the
country 10 visit, and those WIN ioih The
excursion Bte promised IN enjoyable iflp.
The low round trip rate includes the boat
ride on the lake. Ample Accommodations
will be provided 80 that everybody IA AZ.
sured a sale and comfortable TIN. Re.
member the date, Friday, August lDtlI,
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TSu"Fl1Nu'
PuLLlEs AND HANGERS FOR SAL

Almost new and 10 good condition
One lIhe ~ inch cold rolled shuint about iNA
10 ZENITH, On which there Il u pulls ltglA
llngS. unU line ~ inch cold rolled 'tIitlBL ~
70 ieOt In length, on winch ih.rS IL i6 Iuliu no
set scieWBD different sizes. Patent LAtEtL I "
couplings. Several pullIef, hhlIhtd Ibd IL y
rough several tons Of good sGlt ActGp ifOh, cUiLR
Ing principally Of c~aItlnEs untnnhe ABPLb
ALtXANDER Bore.
General Business. Agent, Broker lud B,Ii Wy
Agent, 1878 MARKET street. tmuglsI Blob, VIZ
Log, ". Va. ID
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81.
wKATnRR INDICATIONS.

wAsHixGTeN, D. O., August II IL A. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds mostly westerly, station.
AIRY temperature, stationary or higher
b%Irometer.
For the lower lake region fair weather,
westerly winds, stationary or lower ten.
pefatute. Reports ne generally missing
from the upper lake region, Upper Missis.
eippi and Lower MisSissippi and Pacific
Coast region,
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HOTELARRIVALS.
ST. IAMEs H0rRL.

ProL duncan Campbell, N. d. LII. D.,
President Royal College OF Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario; Member General Ooun.
oil Uniyerhitv Of Edinburg, ETC., speaking
Of the excellence Of The. Liebig Goa CocG
Beef Tonic, says at hiss more than real,
lied my expectatioue,' Beware Of worth.
less initationa TTh&s
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COMPOUND SYRUP or
HYP0PA0SPAlTLS

the inventor will refer 10 The medical gsD,,s,,.,
Who's letters ate are attached htftt5.
tEGlfaet from a ieitSr.I
Mt1tA FELtows 4 CO., 81 John, N i. ''"'
uERfsi have p tSeribed yOuf Byfup iFeiiow.i
b,yP1PhotphitO 10 my praetite, for come Snndysi,
eI Ed,isnis. MhsTS its u'e vas indicated, with guile
j. A. Mo4RTHuR, H. D.
80 aouth Common 81.
EteRiDeB stAPsos y. b., Of Hudson, N. Y,
Wits ~
"LhAye USED the Syrup Of Bypophospbits, MAJ.
~ NJ. Fellow, 10 clieGoi Coniunipuo1, AID stSap
Lung and Throat ~dlataatS, With he most TTStiiSIpSs
EDWIN CLAY, N. D.. OF Putva,b. NJ q .,u...
! tnow Of 20 better medicine. fof p.FSoSi ubs,jIs,
Irom exhaustion q toe powers q he min aSd Sspy.
9Is . stem, from long continued SISdv ~ ~ sonns
loiloSipa Typhoid Fever, 40 deH
CHANDLER eBAvE u Hdhtt, N. O., whites,
~ niVs used II iteell ID my piaolioS, both Ia dis.
S4sNoi the I4etti ~ SCon6utnpton and Bisnsbi,Js
ssS = Y ibbtaavle dseaatt Of the primA ViG, o.
Au2fuSAW '"s'e"'
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Oo0eI NoS. as and n Fourteenth SiTse


Steel Barb Fence wire-olliver Bros. &
Phillips.
Wanted-sAlesman.
Just Out Tor AuguSt-The Literary
News.
Mr.. Il Mrs SpoOkendyke-W. b. Smith
TOO.
Hosiery-Marshall, Kennedy 4 Co.,
[top sixth column second psge,l
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b,0oy Apple Trees, two, three, four Gpd In IN
900 PeAchI one iron bud) year,
800 Plumb, one and two yGirt.
6,N 9nlnceS, two and three JeAu,
1900 Cherries, one and two yiAn.
5000 EVergreenS, mostly Juniper, from 700 III
t~ransplantlBg. VIII cell a low " he ioIeT. d,
responJsncO solicited. AddFSa, SAMUEL NJ
LEI, houndlyllle, Nurery 10 Ons mile 70
honndSViIle DEPOT. dI1.bIVs
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PILESl

How many suffer torture daV after day, making
lne a burden and robbiDg existence Of al pleasure,
10 ready to lbs h nd Of almost any ore who viii ia
Systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thoulands Simmons Liver Regulator, ID 10
uraatlc Violent puISo, but A gentle assistance 10
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THIS lie no apology for whisky drink.
Ing; II 10 q medicine that cannot be ured 10
intbxicatei II produces 4 tonic effect, A
well a. acts % 4 cAthattiC. In fact Sim.
mons Liver Regulator is pronounced an
pnexceptionable medicine, n
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SMALL DWELLING FOR SILL

A email residence containing three rO,l,, IgiiA
Tor a small family. The house i 10 god roatfh
within 4 d without. Lot 2SGi2V, veil Itd "
west aide McCOllOth street, No ll2A. PrleikV
A substantial Ufick dwelling, ronihlhibI He1
finished httlcj excellent back Kitchen vod "
god dry cellar, Dtlble and OlhlF Imp. Itutnn y
l20GS2, we'll fenced. On wet aide OIL AeelA
street.
A lArgs Q ,nVsnient rCsldSnc', corner H.'slilD y
Chlpllne streets, sGsi Ot ChaPllns, south d A''s'
street.
A complete and desirAhis hBl class rt5d'ba, u
Ills Wetl aide Uhapline street.
A twUsloty brick dwell Oh, c1ht.lnIti rsii
furnished with gas had water, No. q Nuih"An
street
AtVostoty brick dwellinr, tOhtAlnlht -
One.hAll square west Oi Su5Penlioh htllN Az
Itreet.
One irima dwelling, containing 9 room, pag,
lAIi 81. lot 7lxiiS. No 70 Zane Ittsti, shan GS1N
west Of Suspension bildge.
One good level building lot 5OAiOJ, 90 lhhtI1n'
Itieet. vii take $500 cash for 1t.
Three deslnhle building lots on Mr. lTIi
lStfonls property Twenty ninth street. WI
iJf 800 And 1915. Apply TO
ALEXANDER B0Nt, a..
General Business and Real lAtAte agent HiAIT
ket . rect, Ctans eS BiotG
- . "a IA 80 H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11

"MY son had an AbScess In bis side tina
discharged two quarts Of matter. Lindsey
Blood search,r' cured him." ]. F. Brooks
PAlnesvllle. Ohio. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11

An old gentleman In Maryland said he had
raised his family on SELLERS Liver Piils,'t
and considered them almost az essential IN q
family Is bread. That's true. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-11

MR. 0. e%nAUEEsEE.- Send to-day six
cans OF Acme Baking Powder to Illinois.
She says II is the very best she ever used.