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~ WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR. YORK ST.
THIS drst-class House is in excellent condi-
Lion, and the Proprietor is confident that he can
give perfect satisfaction to the travelling public
BUS viii always be ready TO take travellers TO and
from the boats. A GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept
In connection with the House.
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ITANUFACTURERA DEALERIN BOOTS
lfA Shoes, Leather, sc, sc. shop on Buffalo
Street near the corner Of Eighth. Repairing
neatly ana promptly executed.
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p. r. NAGLE. NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON: OFFICE ON
Eighth STR, in Dr.. Prijehard's former oince
Office hours, % L a. M, TO p. N. Night calls
proulptIy attended TO- jul 2i-Sl
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WILLIAMS HnrSE

II A. REUSS, PROPRIETOR, CORN ER
IL. Eighth and Franklin streets, ManltoWoc.
TIis house has recently been enlarged and reiur-
aished, ana offers every inducement to the travel
lng puhLic.
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rEYTAL PARLORS, RUDOLPH'S BLOCK,
4 J Corner Eighth ana Franklin Streets, South
Side Manitowoc, Wis. Office hours from a Nj.
TO p. NJ. eO-i
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SOME Texan farmers are trying the ex-
pertinent of importing from Russia a
certain beetle which feeds on grasshop-
peTs, locusts, cotton worms and other
destructive insects.
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DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM SYRUp
instantly destroys worms and removes the secre-
tons which cause theE,
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NORTHWESTERN HOUSE, FRANKLIN AND
~ Ninth streets, NaEiIowoc. Travellers VIII
here find the best accommodations, Sample rooms
attached.
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FASHIONABLE ELEGANCE IN
PARIS.

There is no city in the world that has
such refnements in personal belongings
and in the arts Of the toilet as Paris, and
the actual status OF lady or gentleman,
and particularly of lady, is much more
clearly exhibited by her personal habits
and surroundings than by her clothes.
There is none of the baroness even in
hotels abroad that we are so apt to find
at home, and the care which in hotels
gives sofa and mantel and toilet drapery,
a lavatory furnished with elegence, a
draperied bed, and mirrors in abundance,
in private life supplements all these with
dozens of little niceties, all tending
toward delicacy and an exquisite refine
ment in the care of the person. There
are dainty instruments, fine as jewels,
for the care of the nails, the eyebrows,
the teeth. the skin, and even the ears.
Brushes for all uses include a dozen
ivory mounted and inclosed in satin
| wood, satin lined cases. Perfumed wat
ers are distributed from crystal TASKS
with silver tops that can be graded for
removal 80 as to give it in quantity or
| drop by drop. Softening creams and
velvety powders are concealed in price,
less little jars of Indian or old blue china,
and gloves and mouchoirs are kept in
cases that communicate to them an in-
describable odor, faint yet most delight.
full.
The underclothing used in the day.
time, instead of being folded as former
ly. custom considered the very pink Of
neatness and order, is now hung upon
the pegs of tall revolving stand which
occupies very small space in the dress
ing room. and over this is thrown light
cover of linen. which may be ornamented
with German embroidery or etching.
Under cotton dress lady will not un-
frequently wear silk underclothing, the
underwear being much finer aud more
dainty trimmed than the outside. Combs
of every description, when not of ivory,
are of thin tortoise shetland the sholl
are the more desirable. When a lady
goes to her bath, over her night-dress of
batiste she puts dressing gown of pale
pink or blue flannel, and the small slip
pers into which she thrusts her white
feet are satin, lined to match. Toilet
covers and draperies are trimmed with
quantities of exquisite lace, and chairs,
baskets, hanging baskets and bird cages
with ribbons and flowers. How it is all
kept SO pretty and fresh looking is
mystery, but the French woman gives
her mind to the care Of her body.
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Z X PAINE N. ID.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
and Aceouchenr, late resident Physician at
.he Hahnemann Hospital, Chicago, has pe'man-
emily located st Manitowoc. Office, on Buffalo
streets, west of Rands store.
o. ,r,,.-,,.. s to \. NJ,
SffloE hoUi's to and 10 s P. NJ.
Diseases of the eve and ear treated.
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RAKER'S PAIN PANACEA cures Pain In
Man and Beast For use externally and inter.
naiiy.
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ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES A SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con,
tinued more than one week, half of the above
rates for each subsequent week.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT
Residence OF DIR. f. Simon, Hancock street,
near the court house. ManitOWoc, WIS. delo
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G. L. EsTABRooK. W A. MAiAEk
ESTA ARROOK & WALKER.
DE- O. q. GRIDLEY.

A TIORNEl At LAW. UIHce eOrhef f1IShIh
"A aud franklin streets, ia Woods Block over
III arner's store, South side, MGnitowOc, Wis.
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DREWER AND MALSTER, CORNER SIXTH
I'D and Washington streets, South SIDE. Inc
highest cash price paid for Barley.
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a TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELoRS AT LAW
n Office over First National Bank, Eighth 81
Collections promptly attended TO.
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
G. O. sEpGvIoK. GA FORREST.
SFDGWICK & FORREST,

A TToRNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW,
a Office in Woods block over Wagners store,
South Sth street Manitowoc, Wisconsin. coAec-
tions promptly attended TO-
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ERANZ b SNHAIITZ.


n AWINSURANCE AND ABSTRACT OFFICE
4 Franz Block, south Eighth street, Manlto-
woe Wis Collections promptly attended TO.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
A Directory Of the Services 10 DO Hell
Tomorrow.

A ni~raa,ovv Of the HaryIoea 10 bo Hello
.ro.morrov.
mi. v.,,o, AZ 2 snad., sohool iii,
n1 49,. Gu .N w."
~ etO tO
Eev. y NJ ue iesi WV pieaCn W TS..nh
InI SUsn!pB :" 'He 'e'0''e'lAn Onu
Methodist episcopal Onnrch, 611ge'
port: Preaching ny the pastor az lV:SV A.
Y. tomorrow.
international Sabbath School lesson ioI,
to'mCrroW. moses anu the maglClAnS'
Exodus VII, S4T
The usuNl gospel temperance meeting
will be held at Parket's Hall tomorrow
afternoon At,3:S0.
United pr~esby,erian Church; Services
to morrow at 1890 A. NJ; Sabbath School
at 2 P N. No services in the evening.
Raw. q f. Hite will preach tam PROV
al FonTth s,reet, Al 1870 AM: SUNDAY
School Al 2:i5 P N, No night services.
n wL..,a. - p.g.is N " iii
~ nG n.p u nana.O, N.tH MI
UCCuPy tne Iu'pt. o'molw ~ W " 70
vLpIes vIuI'u "'H a. NJ Sef't'e ~
En-, pSt r.,..., o ".
Fitsi FeIG5med Epi'c9pal onnrcn, mo.
1AIs nA1., IVY: III nen'y l. 5asnts
IecsGI. eaI ,o.sn eUa"Ot ~ a, y, Gnuic9
seIs,CsS o. io;oy a. .,sye, usesnE suu
iecSufe meuuesu"y 81 ''4or NJ oe"'s 'fee'
Rev. L. b. hughes viii preach ~ the
lecture room Of ChApline Street N. 4.
Church tomorrow morning Of l0:3OA, n,
and 7:SO P. ~. Primary Sabbath School,
at "a. ", and the larger school at 2 P, N.
All are invited.
AT the Baptist Church, corner oil Twelfth
aud Byron streets, tomorrow, the pastor,
Rev ]. B milford, will preach In the
morning at 1880. on "a Deprecated
Chnrrh Mamherahin.u In tina ~avaninu nm
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Mayor Fgertsr called this branch to or.
der. All the members were present ex.
cept Messrs, HslstsAd, Hull, Miller, Nc.
Adams, SchuliEs, Wilson and Zoeckler.
The minutes oil the last session were
read and signed.
The petition OF the State Fair AssocA.
tion asking the privilege OF selling malt
and yinous liquors was taken up.
Mr.. Crtswell said: There was q time
when liquors we're sold on the Island OF
picnics and on the Fair Grounds aud the
nuisance became intolersble. It demon.
allied the people. This 10 for the same
purpose and will bs used for other ends
than those intended. II Ia TO be sold In an
out Of the way place where bad characters
will resort at odd times and the effect upon
the community will be bad. II is In.
expedient 10 locate q stand for the sale oil
intoxicants In q place where 1t 10 not de-
slrable. 1t has been urged that to refuse
= license would be TO strike q blow at the
success OF The enterprise. 1t Would be bet
ter that 1t should fall than succeed In this
wise.
Mr.. Orscrait said for similar reasons be
would not vote for the measure. He was
opposed to selling to crowds indlscrimi.
nstely.
Mr.. Myles took the ground that there
was more safety In large bodies Of men
than In drunken crowds OF eight or ten
men In saloons. There Ia 90 much quar-.
reling in sober crowds In the places where
no liquors are sold.
Mr., Boring said: No ward isany better
than smother. have always been In Ia.
vor Of granting license to all the wards.
This company has went 10 great expense
to Ct up their grounds, and these are
taxed IS also their improvements and l
am In favor OF giving them license. There
were lees furseB In the old Fair Grounds
than In saloons"
Mr.. Hall could not consistently vote 10
sell whisky on the Island. He could not
vote 10 sell liquor TO the crowds OF young
men who would come In from the coun.
try. The history oil such assemblages was
one Of quatreling and drunken bfawls.
He would, however, vote for beer, wine,
DC, il 1t could be so arranged, but 10 sell
liquor Unfortunately 10 the crowd
would be dsmoralizing ID, the extreme.
Mr.. Mylea again reiterated his previous
remarks In favor Of granting the license.
Mr.. Cracrait made a powerful speech
sgainst the granting oil the license, and
the establishment oil q business whefethe
odds we're ten TO one tHainst its propriety.
Mr.. OraCrsft in a very neat and effective
speech, detailed the reasons why he would
decline to vote for the measure, saying
that the rights OF the residents Of the ward
had to be respected, and that the indis.
oriminate sale Of liqiouts to people OF all
grades and conditions was q thing to be
deprecated and deplored, and as for him,
his vote should never c~ountenauce such a
Transaction.
On the vote on the application the FOL.
lowing named members voted 10 favor Of
the granting: Boring, Butterfeld and
Myles Noes-Cracrsit, Criswell, Fritz,
Hall, Simpson, and Wolvington, @. So
the application wRs'reiused.
The ordinance In regard In the power OF
the Chief Of the Fire Department, was
taken from the table and passed.
Adjourned.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, July 2s.-SseretSry Kirk.
wood said to, day that the Interior Depart.
ment has no further information As to the
murder Of Pugh in Mexico; that an Invest.
cation is being had to learn whether the
murder was really by Apache Indians,
aud, II by those Indians, whether or not
they belong 10 any reservation or some
rowing band. The department will do all
in its power to get the truth and bring the
muEderers TO justice.
The Yorktown centennial commission
had,a meeting to-day to make provisions
for the construction OF VhArves at York.
town TO accommodate vessels which viii
be there at the centennial.
Senators Blair, Jones, Of Nevada, John,
ston and Butler, who are in the city, will
escort the remains oil Secretary Burch "a
Tennessee,
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A. A. /. AN y. W.
Annual Meeting ut Cumberland Mex.
TnesdAy-LiSt Of the Delegates.

nn,., no.,,nv M Cr,rh.,,.,. "a,
AOnI q".,s n - =, ~. ,n"s Ne1'
The following delegates representing the
Second District A, A. /. and g. W, will
lssve Monday mornino tor Clsvol.rd
,"
70 attend inc natlonal convention Of The
order, which will begin Its sessions In that
city on Tuesday morning:
s;o,o, 7 49, M 4 u p,,o,,o, ..1
% L ave- D'S'''n Snu
WIN. wells
Columbia Lodge, No. 2, A. B. Doane,
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us. JURORS.
List OrJurOrs Dtawp for the ssp.ombep
fern.

List orJurOrs drawn for the ssptombev
Term.
Below we give the list Of jurors drawn
by Andrew Wilson and Jasper Y. Moore,
U. s. Jury Commissioners, yesterday ior
the term Of court beginning September /,
1881:
Ohio Counnty-George K. Wheat, VIM.
s Goshorn, 7. T. Maxwell, VIM. Gaston,
A. ]. Wilson and George Hollingsr.
Hancock Couuty-B ]. Campbell and
John K Donehoo.
Brooke county-Jsmss W. Cox and
James Reeves.
Matshall county John O. Ewing and
Friend Cox.
wetzel county-NathAn Hainos.
Tyler county-D. D. johnson.
Plessants county-SllaA Gallaher and
A. W. Gorfell.
Marion county-Eli Mussrove.
Monobgalia county-Spencer Wade.
Wood county-Theodofe Smith and W.
3 Stevenson.
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pUBL1O SALE
OF The
FAIR GROUNDS,
On Wheeling Island

In pufsu1nee Of 4 resolution Idepttl By iAIEri
heleon Of the North West VuKInii ApitalI1U J.
d0ty, At . mtStitg held Ia the city Of NhW1ii
the 9th day Of July, 1881, the undiniIud EilA
SATURDAY, AUGUST ", 1871,
commencing al 10 o'eiOck a. IN at The irti VII
the outt House o. ohio county, West vlTiAr
coed 70 self d public auction, TO the hlttf y
btIt bidder, The real aItaiC Al AsPurtshift' ~
BY the .Gld North West Virginia Aghelllsns
eiety, situated on Wheeling lilAtd, nd tStV'Hai
Fair Grounds
This %Wel.knSWn tract Of lad oohilri Issg !
acres and 10 0ns Il the mott dtIinbls odhss 81
In or near 10 the city Of wheeling. Reietfa ~
mads 70 the following deeds iOf l~oralibn, Dst!Es
and quantity Of land offered. M Adttd rt,h
=. BtoEu and othen 10 said 4ETituiia1l sbAl'
bearing date the 18th day o, November, iSi nln
corded In DEED BOOK No. 81, pigts ~ NJ
records Of Ohio county, Wee VlfglBi. LlSitH
mads BY Joseph KlrrbgtUnef and VIII . ny
elety, btAfiDg date tho liih day Of i'b'viiI w
Atd recorded In Deed Book No -, ttgt y dWi
land fecuidS Ni SaId Ohio toubly
1ERSS OF sALE-Unc-thlri Of the pirthbe Boy
70 DO pad In tAsh on the day Of sac ID, iitltl
two equal ibltAllment1 o. IlI and tEhlrt a.t,ir
eciVely, from day u sale, With lbitftE htiE
Q ut, the purchaser 10 give b : tUluitf We wy
payments, 10 DO AatitIIctohly secured ri u'ua
10 lad lands 10 be retained IN iltht pufisis la'
Ahall have been paid In full; bat the FtflhJl
pay on lbs day Of sale the Gh1le Il iAe w.
or 10 much more than the oneiain tV"
u be may elect 10 10 pay.
The Ute 10 this property Is balsv,d =
jyi2 Agent int s,glsalsIs
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BALTIMORE, July 2a,-Thsrs is a new
missile now in use by the boys which in
dangerous character is only second to the
toy pistol, 1t consists oil q HhArp pointed
pin, half an inch in length, with q taSsel
OF red WOOL attached, and when projected
through . blow pipe strikes the object al
which 1t Is aimed with great force. Some
boys have been seen firing these missiles
at horses left unattended, and the effect
on the animal, II struck In Q crowded thor
oughfAre, might have been attended by
serious damage. Pedestrians are also liable
10 be injured,
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AUSTIN, Tx July 90. A terrible
drought has prevailed in the frontier
counties, and crops in BOylsr, Crosby and
other couuties are a total failure. Ran
gers report grass aud water exceedingly
scarce,
SAN Francisco, July 29.-Twsuty.hvs
miles Of track Of the Atehison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe railroad have been washed out
near San MaTcial. There 10 also q large
Wash-out on the Southern Pacific road
near Casca Grands. The rain storm hal
subsidized, but there are evidences Of an
other fall soon. Such q visitation wa
unheaEd OF before in Arizona.
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CRY

Called ueetlRg Last Aighi 70 Arrange Ter
buPPlyiaE Hin0aS = nall Ltqu0Fa 60
VIsiIOFs 10 D STAFF Fair GEouada this
FaIl-1he MOdel heastSu IN h second
BFAASh-Only = Half AOaE-Ths First
Branch ReEaaes the ~AppIIeaIioH,
SeoORd Branch.
This branch Ess called to order by Mr..
BurdAtts, who named Mr.. Kimberly for
temporary chairman,
The following members answered to
their nAmss: MesSrs. Burdatts, CLARK,
Commsriord, Davis, Dunning, EschStruth,
GrOEAn, HAberield, Hoffman, Kimberly,
McGrAuahsu, Prince, Steele, WAlterS, Win
gerter and Scott,
On motion the reading OF the minutes Of
the last meeting was postponed.
The resolution authorizing the Street
Commissioner TO repair Morrow street in
the Second ward was passed by q vote Of
fourteen to one.
A resolution by Mr.. Kimberly, author.
iziDg the Mayor 10 execute on behalf OF
the city, and seal with its seal, the deed
nom FeTd, Fey and vile TO 10 the city for
q lot near the Water Works; also TO cause
the construction Of Q sewer from the
premises OF said Fey to q sewer to be con.
slruCted hereafter by the city 10 drain the
boiler yards, was passed.
On motion Of Mr., Kimberly, Mr.. Wood,
one OF the contractors at the Water
Works. was paid Sl25 on account Of work
done,
A resolution by Mr., Fhtz, authorizing
the Street Commissioner to place three
strings Of limestone on Jacob street, be.
tween ~Fotty.thiTd and Forty.6lth streets,
also q double stone crossing at Forty
third and Jacob streets, wRs adopted.
A double stone crossing was ordered Of
alley nine and Market street.
A coffee house license was granted to
the State Fair Association and N. Reilly,
G. Ed. Msudel and G. r, Tingle appeared
Is bondsmen.
A resolution by Mr., Davis authorizing
The laying ont OF the remaining lots In the
city cemetery by the City Engineer was
adopted.
Aresolution by Mr., Hoffman, authoriz'
ing the extension oil gas malns 70 the
State Fair Grounds was adopted.
Adjourned OF $3.50,
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COCAINE
A Lady, H5it aa1sd h, n. t,...

Brunette Cocaine will keep the hair in
q strong and healthy condition BY stimu.
latlns the roots Of the half and restoring
the Natural action upon which lie growth
depends, Twenty years ego a single bottle
saved 4 ladys hair In q desperate case
where every Q her treatment had failed,
and since that early euecees Thousands Of
casee Of badness, dandfuIf, loss Of hair
and irritation Of the scalp have yielded 10
this remedy.
The superiority Of Butnetrs F~lavofins
and great strength.
For sale BY Logan L TO-. wboisaate
dtuEgists, Wheeling, W. Va. TfHsSW
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The members Of 81. Alphohsus German
Benevolent Society will celebrate their
tenth anniversary on the State Fair
Grounds on Monday next. They will at.
ssmbls at their hall at $50 o'clock Mund,y
morning, and, headed by the Wheeling
City Band, will march to The grounds.
This society 10 composed Of some Of our
most substantial aud prominent German
eltiSens, and has been . very great benefit
10 lie members during the decade Of its
1tnumbefs over 260 members.
On account Of the action Of the City
Council last night no liquors will be sold,
aud only the members, their friends and
guests will be admitted.
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A Sure Cure Pound At Last. No {
HaAd anfFep.

A Sure Cure Found at Last No One
Need hu1er.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itchinp
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered bv
Dt. Williams ian Indian remedy called Df.
williams Indian Ointment, A Fuple boI
has cHred the worst chronic cases Of twentT.
Eve and thirty Year, standing. No one mead
suffer i've minutes after applying thIs won.
dortul soothing medicine. Lotions, inStrn.
tnentb and El0otuaries do more harm than
good. Rilliamss Ointment absofbs tbe
tu1nors, Allays the intense itching (partlcu.
lAtly at night after getting warm 10 bedl. aots
a. poultios, gives Instant and painless feilei.
and 10 prepared only for Piiei, itdhih1 III
the private part, aud nothing elae,
Read what the Hen j. n. Cofihbefry. Of
Cleveland, says about Dt. WilliamS's Indian
Pile Ointment; have used scores Of nils
cures, sndit Affords me pleasure 10 Say that
have never found anything which gave Tiob
Immediate and permanent relief Al Dr.. vii.
llaE11S Indian Pile Ointment
For sale BY all d~tusgis1, or mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, q 90
West 4 Mcoonahey, Druggists and Abotb.
eoaHies, Bank Building. BidRe6oft. 6Ijo
Logan, List q Co., Wholesale APenlA, Wbesl.
lhg, W. Va 1v,1S
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RetaFu Of the wheeling Club From an
OVERHEAD Trip to Cincinnati.

RetaFn Of the wheeling CInb Prom an
Overland Trip TO C%iheinnAtI.
The Wheeling bicJclists returned TO the
city last night from Cincinnati on The
stesmer Sidney, after an absence Of sever.
al weeks. Our reporter met Captain
Hoge, Of the party, last night on his way
home, when he gave Us the following
particulars! =
1--WE left this city on Monday morning,
July II, and proceeded 10 Cincinnati By
easy stages BY way Of Cambridge, 2Ines.
Vile, Columbus, Springfield and D0ytoh.
We travelled generally during the morn.
ing. We AVERAGED about seven miles an
hour. The biggest days turn We ever
made was thitiy Eve miles, which was
east oil Columbus, and that early In The
morning. Wherever there was 4 bicycle
club our reception was o royal one, and
we BhAll never forget the cordially OF our
treatment at the hands Of strangers.
AT Evansville, Columbus, Springfield,
Dayton, and other pisces, We we're In the
hands Of our bicycle friends. The trip was
one Of genuine pleasure Throughout, and /
am not sorry we took II. We arrived III
Cincinnati last Friday, and until Tuesday
inspected Whatever there was 10 zee there.
We occupied twelve days In making the
journey, but II We bad given attention 10
business II would have been made in ave
days. 1t was q big trip" said our inform.
ant as he left for home.
The members OF the club who made the
tip are 7 A. HoEe, VIII Welty and r, 8.
HtSlett, il,
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MEssRs. Jos, sPRIDEL & Co.,, the leading
Wholesale grocsrs Of Wheeling, are now
the sole SCENTS in this State for the White
Cloud brand Of -four, formerly handled
by the late House Of A. q. Egerter 4 90,
The -four has Q reputation for It's superior
qualities, and We know OF no other house
in Wheeling that will cause more Ditto be
sold than the one in to which this brand
has fallen. When such Q house as speidel
4 %, undertake 10 recommend an article
it Is pretty sale to inter that 1t 10 about the
best the market affords. In the line Of
general groceries, 1t is the delight Of this
house to give their customers the best, q
fact which has heen the cause Of their
prosperity Htlaburg Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-30

one Of the most unpleasant results OF in.
digestion, will no longer be experienced
II tablespoonful Of Simmons, liver
Regulator Ia taken alter each meal. This
will prevent the distress referred to- and
BY %petsevefine In the use Of this remedy
Tor q few weeks permanent cure will be
effected, and pain will no longer be the
penalty Of eating.