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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-16
PEOPLE you KNOW.

Where They IRE, whore They have been,
or where They will 20.
O. S. Morrison is in Washington, Pa,
visiting.
John Reed, OF Allegheny, is home visit
ing his relatives.
AN. Adams and wife left yesterday for
Ocean Grove and other points on the coast.
Ed. Eccles, son Of Ohiel Eccles, Of the
Fire Department, is home from Pittsburgh.
Rab Rheinstrom is home from St. Glars.
vile resting from his labors in the Weir
trial. E~
Col. Laird, OF the Revenue Collectors
Office, is taking little vacation over in
Ohio.
Miss Mary Jenny DeCamp went to
WellBburg yesterday on short visit to her
parents. o. .l.-l'
Geo. Beck has gone to St. Louis, the
Future Greatest" to look around with a
view TO locating:
Miss Blanche Hunter and Miss Annie
Naylor, two Island bellies, are home from
Wellsburg, where they have been visiting
Miss Mamie Kimberly.
Messrs. W. P. Hubbard and II. G. Rus
SELL; with their families, left yesterday
morning for Old.P Point Comfort. MIR. G,
Barr and wife will follow the last Of the
week.
Prof. O. E. Dwight has sold his drug
store with view IL aevoting bis attention
exclusively to the grape sugar factory.
A Mr.. Perrin, oil Steubenville, is the pur.
chaser. -E-.'.ss,
Misses May Ott and Minnie Leighton,
accompanied by George Leighton and
Charles Anderson, arrived in the city from
Cranberry laet night, from their annual
summer vacations. E4F
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For some time there have been mutter.
lngs OF coming storm in the direction Of
Bellaire. The citizens over there object
10 having Wheeling's night carts dumped
over their water supply pipe. On Satur.
day Mayor Oriswell, Of that place, had a
consultation with Mayor Eserter in regard
to the grievance, and MI. Ezerter asked
him to have some action taken by Coun.
Gil there go that the matter could be
brought before our Council in some tangi.
BILE shape. Mayor Criswell also consulted
the United States authorities at this point,
and was advised that II the other steps he
had taken failed to effect a remedy, he
could enjoin this city in the United States
Courts. A similar case is now In the Court,
that OF certain property holders OF West
Wheeling " no seek an injunction restrain.
ing the Belmont Mill Company from
dumping their cinders in the river. There
is considerable complaint even among
Wheeling people Of being compelled to
haul all fiith or garbage to Forty.eighth
street. Many OF them think 1t not neces-
sary to 70 south OF Twensy.third or TWEEN
ty.fourth street. The matter will no doubt
come up in Council In some shape soon.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF THE
tu..
FAIR GROUNDS,
OF THE
On Wheeling Island.

In pursuance Of resolution adopte, b, IN, sv.
hal en OF the North Wat virginia GyIcuIur,IS,
citty, a. mestit held In the city ui !, b,sir,t,
Inc ssh DAY Of July, 1851, the Undersigned viii, Z,
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1851,
commencing At 10 O'Clock u. IN At the from, div .
tusCourt House u Ohio county, West VIrrpI. m
coed 70 sell at public auction, 10 the hru,u nd
bat bidder the real state M NJ purtepat e.. oysI
BY The ia!d North West virginia Ap,icul,pnlh,
G.ety. situated on Wheeling Island, and kpoxl u L.
Thu well.known tract Of land contain. ,ttu, s
acres and 10 one 81 the most desirable tode. oil Ilt
In or near 10 the city OF htellpg Reference I'm
'de to The following deeds for location, bopndl,s
aud quantity OF land offered. viz: deti made b,,
Nown and Others to sald Agricultural stIty,
bearing date tho 18th day OF November, 1857 I'D Il
corded IN Deed Book No 81, pages ts3-i, OF The hi
made by Joseph KlrchIssner aud Wiz, 70 aIj 4.
pl:tJ, bearing date the ll.h day Of February, lsl,
Nd :ecordedsin DEED Book No. IS, psps Is, d "A,
l'nd records Of sid Ohio county.
TxRss OF SALE-UnG-lhinI Of the purch,~ tuo.u
10 epa!d In cash on tho day OF $50, the tlan,sh
Two equal installm0n5 at slI and twalye month, H.
stcci from day VI SALE with lntert, 4, Tx pf
c'nt, the purchaser to give note. Tor the deirt
payments, 10 DO satisfactorily secured md the ,I4
10 raid lands to be retained IN II III, rurrhl~ mott,
shall have been paid In full but the purchAtf niI
pay on tha day Of sale the xhole Of The purrhut
money or a. much more than the one. hIrJ Tiers!
u no may elect 10 10 pay.
The ito to this property Is believed to be prlts:
T. q. BARE
ED. CHRISTIAN, Agent for sloekhOlter
Auttionear lrl
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BEl,LAlkH.
The Diphtheria-Perrounl, and News
Notes.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and New,
Mrs. John Kirkpatrick and Miss MolIie
are suffering with diphthsria. !,
Milt Stewards family Is at Woodetislj
where they will remain for while.
Mrs. W. J. Ferren and daughter will
spend some time at her mother'sin Barnes
vile. -
John Lanes family returned home Mon.
day; but alter a stay OF a few hours lei,
again. -, -
Two masses were said at st. Johns
Church Monday Tor the stay OF the diph.
liberia in Bellaire. -
A. Yans is removing the roof from bis
Belmont street property, preparatory to
some alterations. "
Mrs. Warren and Family leave Tuesday
Tor Wooster, Ohio, where they will make
their future home. -
Dr.. Kutz has broken down under the
severe labor he has had 10 undertake.
lately. DR.. Mcclure has been attending
to his patients. ll7 49, .
MIR. Ed. F. Baum, OF Salem, Ohio, has
taken charge Of Dr.. McCulloupL's drnu
store on Gravel Hill. He is 40 experienced
pharmacist, and comes highly recommend.
The Rock Hill Church has postponed
its intended Sunday school picnic indea.
nltely, on account OF the prevalence al
diphtherla on the borders Of the conpre.
CATION.
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ANOTHER REORGANIZATION,
A THREE HANDED RACE
Novel Proposition for An Aquatic Cor
test with Three l,ontenInnts

Novel Proposition for An Aquatic Con,
test with rhrue Contos,auts.
Messrs. Bricelsnd and Clator met at
sheeky's saloon last night pursuant to
agreement to arrange particulars Tor tho
proposed race between them. Briceland
was accompanied by Messrs. Ray and
uanke, and Clator BY Harry Hay and Jas.
Manton. No definite agreement was
reached, but the parties are to meet again
Friday evening. It is understood that the
proposition now under consideration Ia
Tor three handed race, the contestants TO
be Clator, Bricelsnd and Boil. Each one
is to stake $500 and the winner to take the
pile, Bill 3 proposition is contained in
the following paragraph from the Pitta.
burgh Dispatch OF yesterday:
"There are several local boating events
on the taps, among them the coming
match bel. cen Morgan and Hooper. liz
talked OF match between Weisgsrbsr and
Morris, and the ,cl utter between Briceland
and Clator 8 friends. Morris is down to
work and already shows good form. He'will
10 to Toronto next month and Weisgerbgr
and Brlcelaud may pair. Boil il not so fat
as ne was; He says he is not clsmoring
Tor a race just now, but that il Bricelaud
and Clator will put up $500 each be will
put up like amount and will name The
course Tor the race, the winner to take the
entire purse" 80. = ''',>,s S-'
The Dispatch aluo sage that O'Hanlou,
OF MckeesporI, 10 In receipt OF chnl.
lenge from "Canakes" doubtless Aug.
knoke) OF Wheeling, and will probably
accommodate him."
It will be stra. re II with SO much talk.
and so many different propositions, we do
not have an interesting race or two this
season. 81 SEA-. BIZ 8.z n
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OVER indulgence in eating and drink.
ing, whereby the Liver is disorrsnixed
and the system deranged. The suiiarinr
resulting from dyspepala is very terrible
ana the sooner the patient can get reliei
the better. There IL no remedy 10 effect.
ual for the cure OF this disease "a Sim.
mons Liver Regulator. ~ -. - N'' 'l'
y. K. pobson, M. D., Of Deer Park Ala
says: II have used the Regulator IL,
eight months, and in1 it has cured ma
entirely Of dyspepsia. It is the be,t mad i
lclne ever used Tor that disease, or rath.
iefactory." - - p'o'eo ea''
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MARTINS FERRY,
Personnl = Child Camp
moetipg-GsnernlN News Notes.

PersonNl = Child Injnred-D Camp
Moc,lpg-GenernlN News Notes.
Miss Elsie Mitchell Is visiting friends In
Smithaeld. a.1't,lI. =
David UpdeyraG, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
In town Friday. a.g. I'f.41 '.''II,
NJ. Q. Mitchell and family have returned
from st. Clairsville. 5
Mr.. jas. W. Gray, Of Fourth street, is in
st. Clairaville visiting.
Miss Luella Wells, Of Canton, il visiting
at Mrs. Ad. Newland's. :
Mr.. R. N. Thaker and family have re-.
turned from the country.
Pinkney Mercer left Yesterday for Penn.
sylvania on fsw days hunt.
Miss Maggie Rice. OF kirkwood, Is in
town visiting Miss Eloise Gray.
Misses Alice and Kate Anderson re-.
turned on Friday from GAINESVILLE.
O. ". Thorngate left yesterday for Ere.
port, o., to see alter the affairs OF his stave
factory. 10, -
o. Ongl went to Steuben vile Saturday
and remained over Sunday, returning yes.
terday morning. IN
Isaac Ratclif, cashier OF the Mt. Pleasant
National Bank, WAS In town on Sunday
attending camp meeting.
Midshipman Ed. E. Capehart leaves to.
day for Portsmouth, N. H., stopping at
Washington, d. c., to receive further in.
structions. 'hr.
Prof. J. A. Gray, OF Muskingum College,
lott Tor home yesterday, after visit Of
two or three weeks at his fathers on
Fourth street. .rgs H
Miss Clara Clark, one Of the teachers OF
the public schools here, left yesterday for
Salem, Ohio, where she will remain visit.
Ing friends until school opens.
Misses Matte Waters and May Robin.
son returned home yesterday from Neff'e
Siding and vicinity, where they have been
visiting friends and relatives the past
week.
Yesterday morning a little child oil
Peter Higgans had one Of it's limbs terribly
liberated by vicious dog belonging to
Higgans. DR.. West was summoned and
dressed the wound. r5g.E. ,g.
Mics Katie Spears, daughter Of Rober.
Spears, died Friday morning. OF typhoid
fever, aged about II years. Fanerai ssrv.
ices, Sunday P. NJ, Revs. Kennedy and j.
A. Gray officiating. lnterment in Wal.
nut Grove cemetery.
The Harry Pease Dramatic Company
presented RIP. Van Wrinkle" to a fair
audience, in Commercial Hall, Saturday
evening Last evening the company pre-.
scented kathleen Mavonrneen, or the
dream Of St. Patrick's eve." Tonight DO.
ing their Last evening, they will pressn.
that old time but still popular drama, il.
luatrative Of Southern plantation life,
"Uncle Toms Cabin" The company 20
to Bslaire from here. o
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-.
cord the following trausfers Of real estate
and other property: 2
Deed made August 10, 1881, by Charles
Z. Dwight &c JAS. L. Psrine, in consider.
alton Of $1,000, for Ill the drugs, chemi
Gals, bottles, counters, shelving, furpiture
and fixtures now in the drug store Of said
Charles E. Dwight at S24e Chapline
street. - :
Deed made June s. 1881, by Alexander
Hydinger ct al to Mira Louisa King In con.
sideration Of S. for certain lots In South
Wheeling in par lion Of q, estate, 80,
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Last evening the suburb OF Fulton
Fulton on the creek-was thrown into
some excitement by the discovery Of
flames Issuing from the roof oil the butch.
or shop connected with Schenck & Sona
large pork packing establishment. A bucket
line WAS formed and in short time tbe
fire was under control. The new ere en-.
gine made good time getting to the scepe,
but fortunately it's services were moi
needed. II
The fre is supposed to have originated
from sparks from the smoke stack falling
on the roof. The damage done was trifling,
not amounting to more than twenty-five
dollars. EFI '2'E11,'
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RIVER NEWS,
movements OF Observation-Disclosures No
and Gossip. ',t

movements or bteHmboais-Levso Notes
and Gossip. 'U'.as'
The science will be today Park ersburp
packet, leaving at 1890 A. N. "
The Return will leave this morning At
the usual hour for St. Mary's.
The 0'Neal Is the daily packet for Clar.
ingt5on In the place Of the Telegram dur.
Ing low water. -
The Island bar seems 10 expand with
age' anu every year encroaches moro and
more on the channel.
The Chancellor will leave for Cincinnati
at the usual hour Tor departure, this even.
Ing, In place Of the Andes ''I7 ~
The big boat now being built at Sewick.
Icy for O'Neil & Co., viii be- on The watsr
next Saturday. Her length ts 800 feet.
Br2wnsville shot out from her dock.
yards, on Saturday. a new boat for John
Porter, which will be named the Atlantic.
Yesterday morning the marks at the
landing indicated 8 Ieet l inch In ,be
channel and by evening they only showed
thirty four inches. -
The towboat Jennie Walker was libeled
az New Cumberland Saturday, and WAS
brought to this city yesterday. Her com.
mander gave bonds and she was released.
The Cairo Argus says: The want Of
pilots Tor the lower river ia being some.
what badly felt. The Anchor Lins has OF
late years made captains out Of their pilots,
and the result is trifs falling Of Of tirst.
class star.gazers. 1t is an easy matter ia
ootain Dell ringers, but somewha, difficult
10 very rapidly manufacture pilots.
The Dlurnal left for Parkersbury yester-
day morning, and scrapsd badly between
hero and Belaire. The Sea Lion was sent
AFTER her 10 order her 70 e1cnanxe freight
to the bank. The Welcome will take her
place III the Parkersbnrg trade and the
oea Lion will run between here and Mat.
amoras In place Of the Welcome. 4
PITTSBURGH, August Is River 2 inches
and falling. Weather clear aud pleasant,
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sIaCk.9RAUGHI" cures dyspep-
sia, indigestion and heartburn. .,.'a.
For sale by Logan & Co.
WICKED for GIerrymeu.

y, Rev. -, Washington, D. G., writes:"I be-.
lieve 1t to be all wrong and even wicked for
ciergymen or other public men to be led into
Ewing testimonials TO quack doctors or villa
ssuus called MEDICINES but when really
nmeIl!oiiona article made OF valuable remedies
knS S"II 70 ai that all physicians use aud trust
therefore cheerfuIly and heartily comment
HOP B'tters for tbs good they have done ~, mn
and my friends, firmly believing thew have I no
equal Tor FANNY use. l will not be- wi,hn.' ~
York Baptist Weekly. Nwysw "'
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Tho United Barnu,n and London Shows.
VI all the grand entertainments on the
road none reach in excellence this marvel
GUS show, which il to perform here three
!lmes Tomorrow, and the New York press
IL very nearly In unstinted praise. The
Ersning Mail Of March 90 Says:
Eight or nine thousand persons attend.
ed the opening performance OF the United
London Circus and Barnum Show In the
Madison Square Garden last night. The
interior OF the large building was hsnd.
somely decorated and most brilliantly
iighted by gas and electricity. Two ,ipgs
lof equestrian exercises and one Tor
athletic performances were In u,s the
whole evening, save when Madame Dock.
rill or Frank Melville performed their
acte, they alone. being deemed eminent
enough to have the whole circus to them.
selves. -.a 49, ;" ~ ~
There waa bevldsring variety CT aero.
os.s, o. contor'iouis's, Japaue,e jupglers,
equestIiana and other circus perior mere,
Wao DO 80 much to render life happy.
out more Astonishing than any OF ,hete
was the performance VI herd OF twenty
sagaclous elephants, who Certainly proved
20 w Inc most {. tettr:n;ng sight and at.
traction ct the kind ever offered 10 our
Pubic a,: There WAS something absolutely
appalling in the appearance uf ,heee
huge, earth shaking beests," and on el..
ment Of heludicrous in the ms,,er.,l.fac,.
pusiness'llke way in which they went
through their part OF the programme.
Cnang' Tom Thumb and his wife, the mau
VITO the long beard, and other remarkable
Individuals appeared in procession, aud
afterwards received visitors in the me.
maEelis part OF the building. The only
there was absolutely too much
70 see, and eye and brain became wearied
IN me eodeavo to follow. the varied
simultaneous attractions Ut the three
.lnss. over ten thousand persone were
turned ,, away, unable to gain entrance;
ana they may have made an "overtlow
theatres. ~. - 80 e''.~e'1
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Hurt in a stone Quarry.

A large mass Of stone fell in Lantrey's
etone quarry, back Of the Eighth ward,
yesterday just before noon. The quarry
is in the shape Of tunnel, and work.
man named Jacob Iaer was in it at the
time OF the fall. He WAS caught beneath
the stone and pressed to the ground, re-.
ceiving serious cuts and bruises, but
breaking no bones 80 far as the reporter
could learn. His injuries are not necess.
arily dangerous, but will disable him for
some time to come. E6r E-0'"-''' :
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WEATHER lNDlCATIONB,

WAsnlsareN,D.C O., August l6.-lA. n.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
and Lower Lake region, slightly warmer,
fair weather, northwesterly generally veer-
ing south. easterly winds, stationary or
lower pressure. a
For the Upper Lake regions, warmer,
partly cloudy wenther, In the northern
portion local rains, variable winds, eener-
ally, shifting to southerly, stationary and
lower pressure, IT.
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Reorganization Of the GoH Guard
-s. Under Favorable A Auspices

Reorganization of the GoH Guards
sM Under Favorable Auspices.
For several weeks a movement has
been quietly making progress looking to
the organization of u military company.
chiefly composed of membera Of the old
Golf Guards. "A week ago OF a meeting held
in the arnory in the Second ward Market
House, a constitution and bylaws we're
adopted, the name OF the old company,
the "Gof Guards" being chosen as the
cognomsn OF the new ono. Some forty
names we're signed to the muster roll, and
last night a meeting Of The reorgsnized
company WAS held a. tho armory, and the
organization completed. The following
officers were elected: '2'l,s9
VIM. Otto, Captain; First Lieutenant.
h. P. Myers; Second Lieutenant, George
Gundling. Orderly Sergeant, R. W. King:
Second Sergeant, VIM. Heller; Third Ser.
geant, James Ferguson. First Corporal.
John Ebert; Second Corporal, John
Fronz; Third Corporal, VIM. Ripley;
Fourth Corporal, r. E. Shaeier; Secretary,
Biddle Roberts. -
Capthlu Otto anQ Lieutenant Myers
held the came positions in the old com
pany. -l...J. n.
A Committee WAS appointed to petition
Council for the use OF the Armory for
drill and Meeting purposes, aud another
to consider the Availability OF holding A
picnic on the new fair grounds at IN early
date. '-.5. -
The company starts of with unusual
advantages, ths men being mostly drilled,
disciplined and equipped, and the commits.
stoned officers all being veteran militia
men. ~ 80 =
ANOTHER REORGANIZATION.
The members OF the old Sixth ward
drum corps have reorganized under the
title OF the Wheeling City Drum Corps,
With the following officers; Thomas Far.
raj. Presidentl John f. salade, Jr., Vice
President: Daniel @. Dinger, Secretary:
Emil Hennig, Treasurer. ANY person
Wishing 10 j1in will call on either Of lhe
officers. go :" = -
This organization was the boss drum
corps last fall, and 1t is according to the
eternal fitness Of things that it should take
a new lease Of life simultaneously with the
boss military company,
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THERE is no affinity between cheap and
useless beef, wine and iron tones. and
the Liebig Compsny's Coca Buef Tonic-a
real renovant OF strength and restorative
Of health. 1T is the best tonic there is,
Every physician to whom I have recon-.
lnended it has found 1t &c." Gays Prof, q.
b. Drake, NJ. D., Detroit, Mich. Il i'm.
parts new tone to the liver, stomach and
bowels, and by i,s regulative action affords
relief from headaches, neuralgia, couytipa.
tion, and languor. Beware Of Cheap.
worthless limitations. TrsAvT
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N6W ADVERTISEMENTS. ----- ="
DR.. Rice-37 Court Place, Louisville, Ky.
Perry & Co.'s Nickel Pens.
Wanted-A Situation. .'-.
40. U. W. Funeral Notice.
G. F. Taylor, wholesale Dealer in Pro.
duce. .s
U. A. Cd Picnic.
Cheap Homes For Sale.
State Fair and Exposi.iou-4.h page.
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The manufacturer Of tho Charm Baking
Powder, MIR. Rohrer, l25 Locust street, ST,
Louis. Mo-, says that st. Jacobs Oil cured
his vile Of chronic neuralgia in Que NIGH.
after Intellectual treatment by the ab?est
physicians. 81 .I5D ~ '>N
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HOTEL AKRIyALH,
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

B vandorn and wife, Gsd wheelsr. R,l,,mo,.
Cincinnati Al HeinhsTdi p.i,j,naaooi
" Bruce, New York q Georae R.itImnra
IN Toa.uI,n!en Eiston Mitchell, b i o r R
r iaeons, pittsburgh taluier, Welluburg T.
: stwes. boney,s Point Hull Buffalo = \
uo.esns>! washington Isaac Adder city
: ! g W.. Mannlngtnn :. Miner, New Haven
q e ~ nrIaneaafd, Cleveland A Hoans, Baltimore
Lamont, Detroit tn Mons Str q nuSs
Hume, Cumberland, A Harf },vor I'D
J Raid, Pittsburgh / Leonard. Chc,ro
l. Kerr. Allegheny T Deeds. We.t Sl.r-
A hahen, Baden, iii ander ->''
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer. as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner,
1880. 1881.
"a. =. I2x.8r. MIN. 7 Az. l2x. sP.x,7r,x
10 70 81 Is Ct 81 81 Is
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"MY son had an abscess in his side that
DISCHARGED two quarts Of matter. 'Lindsey's
b'ood Search, r cured him. J. F. Brook,
gainesville, Ohio. = p4w :
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A Liam LINE me -.
hOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

John, m y and Liverpool via Haiiax. g.. AMI 3,
Liverpool sr:r svss5 syntn quebec and
pTeeea.nted adyanagss 10 ,ou., ,0o'e Rre.ens IN.
,.S e~ INC magnificent scenery Of tbs Ing mem 70
erpoo !. odaiiiio thu distance from Qusbee 70 H..
milo. l. 'hS,tss and Of Tho rcdueed d.
XII. , ocean Toyage mInmam Of d sYa ,hs
donde1 di S,1 =, Galway Queenstown aud Ios.
an apply 70 JOIN e f ssis Fos Ps,ss siofna
a,do, base agent. At Wheeling, " W or Thomas
inSton y; A.. 9o7 Broadway, Nov Yori 5r, Ls,e
phis Ok Boston; io7 souik Fifth st., Pb, ma
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Cheap Excurnion. 10 CLEVELAND -.
ing a DoiiEhiful boat Ride an ~,
Eric. ,..sg- 10, d ~, &, :. -,-'=,'A A'"A
Don't 70, lail to take in the cheap excursion
10 cleveland lev Friday, August 10th, via
me IN Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
the management have spared no psins
10 N IKE this grand success, and all Who
60 are assured a pleasant trip, Fare io e
me round trip only Sc 50. 4 The eIcnr.
alon train leaves Bridgeport at Cos a W.
: Living AZ cleveland at loH. Returning
tesve' cleveland a. 6rM Tickets good
ior return passage unit, Saturday, the 20 h
inclusive. For further particulars anniy
"a d. Rhodes, agent. Bridgeport. or Frsd
2 usemen, passenger agent, r., ", x ~.
pot, loot Of Eleventh greet, Wheeliuv
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Terrible Loss OF Life.
Millions OF rats. mice, cats, bed.bugs,
reaches, lose their lives BY collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, l5c
boxes. ~ -5 :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-16

consider the "Acmen the pureat and
pest Cream Tartar Baking Powder In Ina
markell iat. MANY CONSUMERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-16

"W!9E Of cARDuI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations. - Il
For sale by Logan K Co. =5.,5 III,