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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-08
THE usual merchants lunch At Tho New
tcLure House Sample Rooms daily.
mi NEW nIcLuRE HOUSE
GetS n new Manager In the Person
CAptntu I'd, MuhIemRn,

tets n New Manager In the Person Of
Captain I'd. MuhlemRn.
When Ed. 6. Norton, Esq, took hold O.
the Mcclure House over a year ago, he in.
a%ugurated such changes in II from cellar ID
base, and introduced such Improvement
In the service, that the change from The
old 10 the new was M Of extreme gratif.
cation To the travelling public and To the
city Of Wheeling. In the time specified
lie accomplished all that any man could
do. The health OF bis family
suffered from this atmosphere, however,
and this, In connection with other induce.
ments led him TO sell his interest In the
hotel 10 Ed. MuhlemAn, ESQ. well
and most iAvotably known TO q wide
circle In and around Wheeling.
The sale was contaminated yester.
day, and the only other partner now
In he.hotel Ia Mr.. Fred ]. Norton. Where
Mr.. Il, y. Norton Lett OF In improving this
hotel Mr.. Muhleman az ps]ttproprietof and
manager, begins. The aim is 10 make
lie New Mcclure House strictly fret class,
These words are not used In their slefeo.
lyp6u ebubG1 UubuIo opI0DonLhblNo VI WbIl
grounded plans and the ability and deter.
minalion 10 carry them out, The service
will be made unexCeptlonable the cuisine
number one, and all the other detail, per.
tanning 10 good hotel management will
have the best supervision.
Mr.. Muhleman's long experience on q
steamboat, and hisN other excellent admin.
isLraLlve or executive abilities &c him TO
run q holel," and the 1N%TELtiaRNgRR pre-.
diets that under his wAtChiul eye Wheel.
Ing will have a hotel that will make II
known and talked about generally.
The present force, II is understood, will
be retained. In the Office Mr.. F. j. Nor.
ton and the genial Sam Harrison will
beam In The kindliest manner on ihCom.
Ing guest by day, while Colonel" will
give them a friendly grip al night when
handing them the loaded pen.
In losing MI. Norton q host Of friends
will feel unieigned regret and wish for him,
In whatever new field he occupies, the
most abundant harvest. To the new firm
we can only wish the greatest success aud
10 oil our readers heartily recommend The
New Mcclure.
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II you are goirg on a picnic or excur.
sion, don't make life q burden BY over.
heating yourself ovc a hot stove during
the hot weather trying 10 bake nice cakes,
when you can 20 to most any store in the
country and, by asking for n pound Of
Marvln's Lemon lmpsiisl Waters, Lsdy
Fingers. Strawberry Jumbles, Sara Bern.
macs. yet iust what you want.
Dealers will do well to order a case OF
Marvln's Fourth Of July assortment,
thereby getting the above named variety,
ss they ere gotten up expressly Tor the
present seafOn.
We have go many imitatotR that We feel
Obliged 10 ask our friends to be particular
and ses that our name Is on every package
OF Crackers, Cakes or Biscuit they buy.
S.S. MARVIN & Co,
OIL and % Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
nav
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A ExCuRAION
To pnt.butEh saturday, iune N,

The p. q. 4 ST l.. Railway Co. tPan
Handle route) will sell excursion tickets
10 Plttsbutgh for train leaving Wheeling
al 4:52 r. NJ, on the above date at rate oil
81 so for round trip tickets good for return
passage on train leaving Pittsburgh al $3.50
Sunday morning, by special train leaving
Pittsburgh at II 1850 Sunday night or by
any regular train Monday. Tickets will
be on sale June 9th. Secure them In ad.
vance and avoid the crowd. For tickets
and further Information regarding The eT,
cufaion apply 10 j, M. Belleville, agent
Pan Handle Route, p, W, 4 K. depot
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, or AZ
Union ticket office, Mcclure HOUSE.
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About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
while H. ". Day and - Bennett were
repairing the Cornics Of the Paxton build.
ing, on Main street, below Twelfth, the
sCaffold gave way, ptecipitating the work.
men to The pavement. Bennett, who re.
Sides on Seventeenth street, escaped with
O cut hand and some severe bruises, but
the time piece, which be had In hls side
pocket, was literally crushed. The less
fortunate man was conveyed 10 his real.
dehCe Oh Fourteenth street, where, on ex.
animation by Dr., Hupp, IL was found that
MI. Day was suffering from q dislocated
ankle joint. Medical Student X. O'Don.
nell assisting, the ~diSlOcatio3 was promptly
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PRRaOHAL.
PoInts AbOut People u Home and
Abroad.

POlntS AbOut People ~ Home
Mrs. Geo, Feensy 10 visiting relatives
in Cumberland, Md.
o. s. Jarvis, travelling Auditor B. 4 o.
R, R., ia in the city.
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, was ct the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Hay, OF Monroe county, Is
visiting At Mr.. Alex. Laughlin's residence.
Mr.. T. S. Dsbney, Of Pittsburgh, is
spending q few days with his relations in
this city.
Mr.. John L, Hawley, who hiss been
wintering in South Carolina, ia expected
home in . day or two.
Mr.. VIII shinn, OF Louisville, Ky, 10
visiting at the reaidenCe OF Mr.. Tom Will
son, on Sixteenth street.
Miss Clara striCkler,oE Harrison county,
who has been Visiting Miss Minnie Hall,
left for her home yesterday.
Miss Belle Baker, Of Louisville, KY. is
visiting at the residence OF her uncle, Col.
NeAll Beall, Of Brooke county.
Joe P. Marstop, special agent for Sells
Brothers confederation OF s%tupendOus
railroad shows, Is at the Mcclure,
Mrs. Holstein Harden 10 visiting at her
sons, Mr.. Harry Harden, OF Steubenville.
Mrs. Gorrell will return with her.
Hon. H. s. White, OF Bolton, IL visiting
his brother, Prot, White, OF the Morgan.
town University, during commencement.
R. H. Brown, late Sheriff OF Hancock
county, and z, 7. Chenowith, Deputy
Sheriff OF Randolph county, are in the
city.
Miss Regina Jamison, who has been
teaching In o musical seminary at Knox
vile, Tenn, is expected home ia q few
days,
Miss Dee Hall and Master Charles W.
Hall arrived home yesterday from q short
visit to Mr., Granville D. Hall, OF sewiCk'
ley, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Barnes and family,
who have been visiting at BENZ. Bloom.
fields, Esq, on Fifteenth street, left for
their home to-day.
Dol. Neal Beall and son James, OF
Brooke county, left a few days since Tor
quite an extended trip through the West,
1 AAA M II b0 LSAS w . -
Adi, Can n g wood rst,rned last
]avan amin rom tTin IN GbarIeSlon, lila
wife, who was quite seriously III, ia now,
i.J.ntnI ~ d. n w p,,ho,
We Az iloeoIea 70 nov, =; ". Flgngr'
y, ~ r nsoHrsmw NJ n Of tha 1 S~sycise auu II
weeE, which hsvins sun.
Ssy Jrns I9yh' VIVA
$50 A.
Jonn 6ssselIl OF o~'arksp1tgi Z. MAJ
wen, OF OlaIKsDur8i Wm. "; btoWn, u.
Oh auI y y 2 3StV.s' srSVeI.nS
aaaL.o5 81 IIs p,S W ~ W. @te feSlS'e'eu
nv W." n. c...
MI. Laauen LhoIlas shu Mr. G'ayt3n
oarVey, oI Flanktort, N.Y. TWO o'u ne!n'
any O9lIeGe poys, Passea uiiouSn mus C!ty
yestetuay 70 astsnu mnenGemen ~ 'ne
popular institution referred te'
Mr.. Jacob Fisher, Of Roney''s Point, who
has been confined to his residence for the
last elk months by an attack Of rheuma'
tism, was In the city yesterday, Mr. Fisher
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Quiet old Mt. Holly, N. j., has had a
stir up-unequaled In It's magnitude since
Washington passed through on his way 10
Monmouth. Mr.. Charles Sailer, a leading
citizen and President Of the VinCetown,
Mari Co., sent a dollar to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New York, and got back SIS 900 for bis
venture on halt Of ticket No. $1,000, In the
April drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot.
terry. On June 4th, over 100000 will be
divided, IN sums from 100000 down,
amongst those who shall have followed
his example In sending their Investments
to M. A. Dauphin at No. 2i2 Broadway,
New York City, N. T., or same person a
New Orleans, La. paw.
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The kidneys are natures sluice.ysy ID
wash out the debris Of our constantly
changing bodies. II they do not work
properly the trouble is felt everywhere,
Then be wise and as soon as you see signs
Of disorder get 0 package Of Kidney. Wort
and take II faithfully. II will clean The
slulce.way Of pand, gravel or slime and
purify the whole system. Druggists sell
II, both liquid and dry, and 1t is equally
efficient In either iorm.-Lndpendent.
WWPlW
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TUESDAYS EUssLEs.
A Brace Of Fights ~ DlRsrsnt sections Of
the city.

lne Clly.
Quite an excitement was created Al the
Market street font Of the Mcclure yestar.
day about noon, on account Of q mill be.
tween Secretary Caldwell, ofthe gas works,
and Lon Linch, an employee of ]. R,
HAndlan Co., in which Mr., Caldwell was
rather badly used up, and his opponent
Escaped not without q scratch" The in.
WArdness Of the fuss appears to be about
this: Several years ago the livery firm OF
Huseman 4 Mendel collapsed and Mr..
Caldwell was appointed assignee 10 collect
the bills and settle the accounts. Among
the bills found on the books was one oil
$l7 against Linch, $l2 OF which Linch said
he had paid and held receipt for its pay
ment, Mr.. Caldwell subsequently went
alter the other s. but did not succeed in
collecting it, but Linch, as he alleges,
signed an agreement to pay 1t. Yester'
day morning Mr., Caldwell went down ia
Handlan's store and encountering his man
on the pavement In front OF the room,
asked him for the money in q very Rb'
rupt manner, and LinCh replied in the
same strain, when some further CONVEX
sation ensued respecting the debt, during
which Mr.. Caldwell characterized Linch
as q I'D little sCoundrel." Leaving
him then for q few minutes he went to his
Office, and procuring . book with LinCh't
agreement to pay the balance Of the deb
in 1t, he again returned to the Mcclure
House and showed Linch the ocular evi
dsnce OF his obligation to pay the debt
LinCh cut OF further debate by refusing
fatty to pay the debt unless his old reCsip
was returned to him and g receipt in full
furnished him.
When Mr.. Caldwell again repeated
his exclamation, "You are a id littll
scoundrel," and reiterated 1t time ant
again until LinCh struck him and knocked
him over. Mr.. Caldwell recovered him
self and again came to time, but on &C
count OF his very light avoirdupois wa
no match for his much larger and muCI
more powerful antagonist, and wa sgAiI
knocked come distance. Other blows Weru
passed and LinCh was struck in the eyl
I and had his nose scratched. Chief Ben
nett appeared on the scene OF action abou
this time and notified both oil the pugi
lists to appear ct the Police Court thi
morning,
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Yesterday two inebriated individuals
invaded the sanCtum Of Kaiser VIM.
sChultze, on the confines Of the Eighth
ward, and conducted themselves in such q
disorderly manner that both were thrown
out by the Kaiser. One OF them lighted
In q heap oil broken bricks in front Of the
door, and picking himself up carefully also
picked up q brick, which he was about to
cast at the Squire when that official struck
him such q blow that he fell to the ground
like q beef, and 1t was sometime before he
recovered, and when he did he was in the
hands oil policeman Combs, but the
Squire %interposed and he was allowed to
90 home to Martins Ferry a "ssddsr and
wiser man."
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Womnn's wisdom.

"she insists that 1t Is more importance
that her family shall be kept in full health,
than that sue should have al the fashionable
dresses and styles Of the times. She therefore
sees 70 It, that each member OF her family Is
supplied with enough Hop Bitters. at the first
prevent u fit OF sickness with It's attendant ex.
pCnss, care and anxiety. All women should
exercise their wisdom In this way.-NeW Harcl
Palladium. MwP4w
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There Is perhaps no tonic offered 10 The
people that possesses a. much real intrinsic
value as the Hop BitteB. Just at this season
OF the year, when the stomach needs an ap.
petizer, or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and best remedy ID Hop nittefs. An
ounce Of prevention Is worth q pound Of
cure, don't what until you are prustfated By d
disease that may take months Tor you 10 re-.
cover in.- BOSTON GIObs, NWFlW
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Because you have allowed your bowsll
% become c%ostivs, and liver torpid. Use
Kidney.Wor 10 produce a free state OIL
the bowels, and II will stimulate the livei
to proper action, Clense the skin Of III
yellowness, cure bilious headache, and
cause new lie In the blood. Druggist
haveit, both dry and liquid OnI Herald,
MWFAw
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Family Market.

The family market Is growing steadily in
quantity Of exhibits and improving in
quality all the time. Fruits and vegetables
Of this years growth are beginning to
come In rapidly, but aa yet are not very
cheap.
FoiUs, Butler, &c.-Live chickens, 3Oa3jC
apiece, or "a OOa4 so per dozen, and
very scarce; dressed chickens, l2la15C
per pound, or 35a40 cents each; ducks,
hardly any; dressed 30a35c, live S0a35C;
eggs 12ts15c per dozen, lard, l3C
per pound; butter, plentiful at LA
zoe per pound-ChoiCe, 25C; sweet.
milk, 8cper quart, or 25c per gallon; butter.
milk, 4c per quart, or l5C per gallon.
Kgddbks.-New cabbage l0a15C per
head potatoes, 25a30c per peck; kale loo
per peck; asparagus Sc per bunch
onions, SOc per half.peCk; new onions 90
per bunch new peas 16c per quarter peck
oyster plant DC a bunch; new rhu.
barb 2 lunches &c; radishes 3 punches for
l0C; Strawberries 10Il5Cper box lettuce 10c
per quarter peck tomatoes 15a25c q box
dried beans, Sal0C per quart; water crosses
6al5c q head; white beans, So per quart;
string beans zoo per quarter peck; horse.
radish, &c per bunch dried lima beans,
l5a20c per quart CuCumbers, 8 for 25C.
Oysters, 30a50c per halt.Can 25A45c per
quart; lake fish, 8, 10Al2ic per pound.
Meab-Beef 10 to l2aa15c per pound
mutton, l0s15a20C per pound; chops,
10 To loo per pound; veal, 10 10 loo
per pound pork, 10ai2tc per pound;
sausage, 10 10 12o per pound; smoked
sausage, 10 10 1910 per pound; bacon, 12i
per pound shoulder, 8 10 10c per pound;
ham, l.,,. l tG,l "a, pei pound beef 81.
per 2.pound cans, 8.pound cans, 81 90;
smoked sturgeon 2 pounds for 25C.
FrNhs.-Apples, % to SOC per peck pine
apples 15A4Oc each dried apples to 16c per;
pound; pears, 16C per pound dried peaches
Toto 25a4OC per pound dried plums, 3OC per
lb~;otanges, 80 to 35a50c per dozen lemons
Is 10 SOC per dozen.
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MANY anxious, restless nights are passed
by parents and children when one dose
Of Denig's Worm Syrup would remove all
trouble and bring rest TO oil. The use Of
one bottle will convince you that II is the
remedy for children. was
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woods HIM OF a rare-An UnpreCsdsnt.
eli ffeShAt There,

ed FteShst There.
The heavy rains Of last night and this
morning swelled the waters Of Woods
Run, up the creek, 10 an almost unprece.
dented flood, and the entire bottom
was quickly overlooked. Shortly after 2
o'clock this morning the toll keeper at
the Woods run gate on the National road
was wakehed by the water rushing into
Ills house and he had scarcely time 10 Ar.
farHs things for q proper reception OF the
waters Until his entire floor ,yas coyeied
10 A depth Of six inches.
Oi Coit1e OF that hour the extent OF The
damage done TO fences, buildings and
crops could not be a%sCeflained. II will be
large, however.
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Of all other preparations or medicines,
In cases Of nausea, headache, dizziness
or irregularities Of the system, BurdoCk
Blood Bllters have no equal, They never
fail In affording immediate relief. Price
81 90, tria! size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
DrugRisls, Wheeling.
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AT the commencement tonight Of The
Wheeling Female College the Governor,
officers Of elate, CLERGY, trustees and other
distinguished persons will occupy seats on
the stage. The P%foSceneium Boxes ate 10.
.eetved lot members Of the pfees.
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says: "By the uSe Of Lieblg Cos Ami
Gated Extract Of Witch Hezel, 1 cured my
self oil a severe and chronic Cataffh.'
Beware OF cheap, worthless imitaLiohe
Also cures Piles, rheumatism and Neural
gia.
Sold in Rtty cents and dollar sizes.
'NWP6W
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WE desire to close out a lob Iot
Of Mems Mohalr listers, MOhair and
Black Alpaca Coats at prices rang
Ing from SOC, 75C and $I.00. They
are great bargains.
D. GUnOLlNG & co.,
Star Clothlsrs, SO Twelfth St.
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New Advertisements.
Notice.. s. Norton.
For st. Louis-Carrier.
Notice. john MetSler.
Wanted Girl.
ExCursion-st. Lawrence.
Grand ConCert-Mason's Garden.
Dissolution Of Partnership-MCGinley
4 Mccormick.
Decorated Ware-J. II. Rlnehart.
Oranges and Lemons r. ]. smyth.
Picnic Goods-O. BehrenG.
W. II. Hall-Dsntist-[head OF local.
, Wanted-Boy-[hesd Of local.
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CBRBRFyLNEss, courage, and great activ.
lty Of intellect are enRendered by Fellows'
Syrup Of Hypophosphltes, and lie capacity
Of impafLihg power Of endurance to the
brain and nervous system, Is shown In lie
property OF sustaining persons through
mental difficulties. MwFAw
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- -
"phuF On uIi."

L. =. Follelt, Marion, Ohio, states that
he has used Thomas ECleCttiC Oil for
burns, and has found nothing to equal II
In soothing the pain and giving relief.
Sold by LauRhlin Bros 4 Co., Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.

me second iRslallmOnt q 10 per CON, ALI.
Fsir association, Is due ard ply al. Al 81 u
Inc board also resolved 10 call In II, ,.r,.
SCs, Ih PAI sanSn % IAN June, at the iroSaSI,
order to push the work mn,jIvv' hclnH 4
VAHlngeous contracts lot IumbGI' w aAG I.
should have the money Ia tGC ue,SS,H,' '1N w
u y hoped oil the o tkhOljefs VL1 ~ lAH'th
call and pay POmptly, "' van aOHtl
4 REYMANM h..
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Q
PROPOSALS
For Steam Heating, Ventlnt.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting HaChj~..
ry and Elevators,
VEE1VH " 9kVKkTlRY on STlfT
hTATE OH WEn yIIgM,,

Sealed proposals vii DO r,etivCi a, t NJ " "
Secretary Of state, Capitol HUildirg, uViil IIsS Y
lOlh, o. " o'clock n, Tor The Stoain h,iISSS' St Y
ton, plumbing, gas attiNg, machins yS1I ,ass
required Tor the alterations Ia and aliilionI, N.a
building known ~ the State llou,e thII.In, Y
VIA county, W. Va, RcrOrdiBg tOIhs M, w
hcaliOnl, now on flo In the Otloe IL ~ ~
STATE, where they may 10 seen. "'Vi
copy o. ne SAia plAnI aud IptCiGaIon,p,,.
y sen a. ne oihSs Of the Architects ia " \.
' W. IA SI i5b ., pa MSntshl soanly, WV
rieet any or AL bids i s~TALSGKEK, :
JET Secretary ROaFd Of PuL1s I.
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AFTER the commencement at the Opera
House tonight the street cars will run 10
Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
Elm Grove,
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fIIeH u MOsqHttOea.
A l6c. box Of "Rough on Rats" will
keep q house free from flies, mosquitoes
rats and mice, the entire season. Druggists
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II you want q good watch cheap, go t
Miller 4 Franzheim's.
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How 10 Nacnre Itennh.

It is strange any one will suffer from De.
engagements brought on by impure blood,
when sCoylLL's SARsAPARTLLA AND Still.
LlSGIA, or BLOOD N LIVER SYRUP will
restore health to the physical organization.
II Ia a strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, and the BEsL BLOOD PUiIFlRR ever
discovered, curing Scrofula, syphilitic dis.
orders, Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysip.
elias, Malaria, Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and Diseases OF the
Blood, Liver, Kidney, Stomach, Skin, etc,
Bakers PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
Man and Beast.
Dr., RooER's Worm SYRUP instantly de.
stroys WORMS.
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New designs in silvstwate being re-.
ceived daily by Miller 4 FtanSheim,
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FoR anything In the jewelry line 70 10
Miller 4 Ftansheim, AZ they ate Rusfan.
In the State.
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WHEELISs, June /, lss,. '

~ CROSSINGS, Sc, OuRBlAG
,ha ~, PEoPosal. Wy be received .
tO'ciosk T ,. m You tos !. TaHEs9AY JUNE |. ' n |.
the EAInO, "SA and Puiitit
Proposals. 10 10 Hdlrs,scl to the
Comhl!les on STREETS, Allen ma IGllIh q IN
cNntlllit0 reserve the right 70 r,iS, UI'ds h,
mas a, ], HALSTPn
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Thermometer Record.

Thermometer RecOFdl
The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed OF SChnepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
1880, 1881.
! A. y. u Y. 3 ?. ". I =. u. I A.H..i2 n. Q ?. n. 7H.M
20 IS IS rs 6 50 IS 50
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June ST. A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains,
winds mostly southwest. stationary tenn.
perature, stationary oil higher barometer.
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" you are thinking Of buying an Ice
pitcher, call and you will not regret IL
MILLER 4 FRANEHEIM,
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COMMENCEMENT tonight At the Opera
House Of The Wheeling Female College,
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DOR SALE GREAT BARGAINS y
u two and lhree spring phRAtOnI and baHNIi
W. FERhEL'5, Corner Main aud 1Vshttl m
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FORSALE-TWOD DESIRABLE BTIG
i ING lois on North Front street. liIsi n
SPElDEL, at Jos. sptIdsl a Coz, WhOIai =
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED

the excursion Of yesterday was one Of the
most suCccDsful the tchool has ever had,
and many persons said "a Sabbath school
that has ability 10 muster between 700 and
800 big and little people In such weather
can do anything good II undertakes"
There was nc rain at MCCoy's at all during
the day, and everything paused Of With
great satisfaction. All hail courageous
bows and pirlsi
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w. H. Hall.
Once over Exchange Bank,
les Martins Ferry, o.
VTANTED-A GOOD BOY AT BAL
w ZER'S DelmOnlCO Restaurant, 1870 Market
street. ls
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Qht Qnteuiqtmer.


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Man and Raaak.