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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06
GIVING IHE nOYA " A
A Cleveland Paper that has Pound out
the wheeling Hen.

l n ~ NA8N Ahb OS3 VAN
the wheeling aen.
The Cleveland Penny Pres, q lively eve.
Ding paper, gives the following racket to
our Wheeling delegates to the Amalga.
mated Association meeting In that city:
Ed. Rogers, Pithburgh, Vice President,
Is we'll built, handsome, % years old, and
single. Ed. 10 q 6ne fellow, q fact that the
young ladies Of Pittsburgh are coenizlnt
OF. Ed'B PsnpsylYanis girl had better
"look a leedle out,H Tor he was only, &C.
cordlug 10 CrltendenIs time, ionr minutes
In Cleveland when he was smiling his
sweetest upon a Forest City youHg lady,
who reCiprocaled.
O. b. Thompson, ons OF the trustees,
balls from vi ceiling. His gigantic form
teeters the scales ct exactly 05 pounds.
He Ia q blondee 28 years Of Vge, burnside
whiskers, muBtsche, II soothed with lamp.
black, might be visible TO the naked eye.
He Ia very communicative, inBomuCh that
he q give C0nley Beck or "Boney" Sey.
mour 70 points and discount either as q
talking machine.
"CGpting" ". Newt Lynch ia smother
Wheeling man. Newt" 10 the WsR Of
the neutrality-suspicious., Jolly and
full OF a-ades. The ''captiDg'' brought his
wife With him, and she lie stopping with
sotne friends away out on Superior street.
Newt. told bis wills thAt there would he
night. setSiotS every evening until and 2
o'clock Ia the morning. He would not for
the world have her 10 know that the or.
ganisatlon closed al 8 P. ". every day.
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aWINE OF oARDUI" for Ladie. only.
For sale by Logan & Co.


The following statement Of William J.
Coughlin, OF SonerViiie, Mas, Il so remark.
able that we beg TO ask for the attention VI
our readers, He says: I'm the fall OF 1879 !
was taken with ayiolent bleeding OF the lungs,
followed by a severe cough. soon began 70
loose my appetite and flesh was 30 weak
at one time that | could not leave my bed. Ia
the summer OF 1877 / was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said | had
q hole in my left lung as big as q half dollar.
| expended over o hundred DOLLAR In doctors
and medicines. was SO far gone OF one time
Q report went around that / was dead gave
up hope, but q friend told me OF DR., William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case WIS incur
able, but | got a bottle TO satisfy them, when
10 my surprise and qualification ! commenced
10 feel better, Ny hope, Onced dead, began 10
revive, and to-day ! feel In better spirits than
| have for the past three years.
~ write this hoping you will publish II,
30 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced TO take DR.. VIM. Halls
BalsRm for the Lungs, and DO convinced that
Consumption can be cured. | have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that 1t has
done more good than all the other medicines
| have taken since my sickness. Ny cough
has almost entirely disappeared and | shall
soon be able To go 10 work" Sold by drug.
gists.
Wells & Dent, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List e. Co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, W. Va. TTHB4W
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William ]. Coushlin, Of s~omstyiile,
Mars says! In the fall Ct 1875 | was
taken with bleeding Of the lungs followed
by a severe cough. Lost my appetite and
flesh, and was confined to my bed. In
1877 ] WAS admitted 10 the Hospital. The
doctors said I had a hole ID my lung a.
big as q half dollar. Atone time q report
went around that l was dead. I gave Do
hope, but a friend told me OF Dr. WILLIAM
HyLL's BAlsAM FOR THE LUNGS. / got q
bottle, when 10 my surprise, I commenced
for three years past
" write this hoping every one sf1ictsd
with plseasOd Lungs Eilltake DR. WiLLiGN
HALLS BAlSAM,and be convinced that CON.
SUMPTION CAN Be CURtD. I can positively
Say II has done more good than ali he
Other medicines ! have taken since my
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WATEW BOARD.
Another Effort made Last Night 10 Or.
EanlEo y Board Of Control OF the water
MnHha.

Annthar RHnrt made Lust NIUht IN Or.
% L sa"s. n ~ ~ HIE"a 10 oI'
'"o ""'
49, uu,.A
n'Iu'e1n, Oh secon brahcn
oil the City Council, last night offered o res.
olution the substance OF which is as fol.
lovs. That tho Committss nm ordinanc.s
% directed 70 prepare Sn ordinance plac.
Ing the Water Works under q Board Of
Trustees to be appointed by Council, which
hoard shal hava cha,gs oi and one,ototbo
TorEs III me Same manner In Whlch the
Gas VOTES arg operated.
Mr. hllaretn, ~ spPport Oh nls resolu;
uoh, ptleay sAIu sna. e1peIienGe nao
snown tnat tntee men paiG lot tnelt
cah manase Tue uAs "oiks DetIet tnan
eIgnt . Tno ieCs'Ve no compenSauon
iot Inel. 'snor' any Inc reason 10 yery
pGtent 10 wv tle wy taAes luelr tme
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Vt. U%LAIKSVILLB.


Wei,S rriaI-An OId HoEy JudEea
strange Order-NqFmal sphoOI, &c.
sT. oLGlEsyILLR, O., August 6.-Ths Couri
has ordered that the press shall not rsporI
the evidence in the Weir case during Thu
trial. Reporters cannot get the evidence e1.
cept while being given to the Jury, and dur.
Ing The trial the jurors will not be per.
mitted to separate, but will be kept under the
custody Of an officer. And besidtS, the
Court by Instructions can prevent them
from reading newspapers. Therefore, where
Ia The senss 10 the Ordsr2 Why not give the
people a chance to read tho evidence Ia d
Gaze In which they feel 80 much interest,
whpn II will do no harm and when tlioy are
OF pectinR reports Of III
There has been no session OF Court to-day,
awaiting tile arrival Of forty jurors drawn
last night
Professor Hitchcock and family arrived
home last evening from an extensive tour
through Canada and the Northern States
Miss Clara Alexander 10 visiting her gsAnd'
father in bridgeport
NJ and ltrs. EteSIey, Of stsubenvllle were
the guests yesterday n Charles HuRhtL.
Misses HERie Tweedy and Nellie Cfumly
are Visiting this theft old home
The MOthodlgts observed to-day, In connec.
ton with the Methodist world. ~ a day Of
prayer for the Council TO meet In London
next month.
The Normal School Is still In session here.
The a~ttEt,d4nee Is much larger than lait week.
Quite q lumber OF our citizens visit the teach.
era 81 lheif Rotations The instruction seems
to be thor ugh and we'll calculated 10 bright.
On up the memories Of studies partially Tor
gotten. The professors are from our "
county, and do not seem 10 be without honor.
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pUBLIO SALE
or THE
FAIR Os,
On Wheeling Island.

In pursuance Of q resolution ndSDGtt w ID, rSl
hell era Of Lhe North West Virginia IEItaNunl j,
ciOty, 81 . mtStiL / held ID tbs city Of NhHitri
the 0th day Of July, 1881, The undsnlhtd sll,a
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1881,
olmmencInE d 10 o'e'otk H. H., al The iioat dos 4
tue Court House Il Ohio county, Wet ViulhlL N,
cetd 70 cell o. public suction, 10 the hiEatlt III
bsIt bidder, the real . tate IN ., purInItgI sTp1
BY the Iald North West Virginia AIiltalianI y
eitty, situated 90 Wheeling lLald, aud lUCtH VIII
Fair GIOundS.
This EelIknOWn tract Of lard tOniIitI ibosi
actts and ID Ons u the most duInbIe btdbd Of hi
In or near 10 the city oil v h1tlIBE. RtIGthes lGH
N Ide 10 tbs iollOalnl deeds iOf location, bubdrs
and quantity Of land offered, VIZ; A dVId niis ~ .
=. Rt0Wu aud oth.Ti 10 IAld Agricultural sd,V.
bslring date the 18th day Of EOVenbpf l@i Iaih
corded 10 Dead Hook No 81, pIgH iESi o TIE ~
records Of Ohio county, WtS VirIBll. AlUlit
nada ~ Joseph Klfchg siner and VII, 10 ht .
eltJ, bSArihg date the Itlh day nj , btaltIt W.
gid recorded 10 DEED Book No 49, ttse " dN
lind FScoids n said OhIO county
TkRSB or sLLE-Une-ihlfd Of The purchase BgsV
10 DO pad 10 cash on tho day Of sac, thI hltaH
two equal ihstA!lmsntI 81 Aii and tWAts h0ht1 n
sLOoliVslJ, from day Of sale, With lBtstbl Iiri n
{ ht, the purchaser 10 fiVe b hOltIitf tbt tdsiN
payments, 10 be laIl,iict0'lly secured I'D htlA
10 laid lAbdI 10 10 retained VA II h pIFthtV hsvl
shall have been paid In full; hut the PgrbLdaill
pay on thA day n sale the whole d ~ 93r.r
money OF ~ much more than the oheihlN iuA
~ be may elect 20 10 pay.
Fhs ~ . 10 this property I, OSlltttd T. sl''es
Iu.tIons4r
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MARTINS PERRY.
Plenty OF Pertinent Points, Principally
Personal.

Plenty OF Pertinent Points, PEineIpalIy
Personal.
The Excelsior Band. II 10 rumored, has dis.
banded.
Mr.. Ad McKein returned " Burlington
IfwR, this week.
A. Lash and family and MnL Morrison are
visiting relatives In Louisville.
Miss Annie Woodruff has returned from
her summer viSitto relatives In Philadelphia.
Rev. W. Wisr and family are of to Can.
nonSburg for a two weeks Witt and reCrea.
ton.
Miss Emma Cattell, from Nj. Pleasant, ID
visiting relatives corner Fourth and Hanover
ItreetG.
Mr.. Joseph winSioW and family, OF sa'em,
and formerly OF this place, are now visiting
friends here,
MI O. ". Thorngale IL In Freeport this
week attending to natters connected with bis
stoye factory.
Judge Iel1S Barton and vile, from Farm.
instoi, were guests OF Mrs. BAyiess. OIL First
street, this week.
L. Spence had one OF bis portable steam
propslling road engines on the btte,ts Wed.
aud Friday Afternoons, testing il
1t caused soIne Nondefment anon
q few.
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AnAIaAmArED AssOUIArIou.
kxcurAIOn on Lake EFiO-BpOGoh
Vice, PFeaidsnt I'd, RvdRRFs.

kLCufaIOn ON Lake EElo-bpoeoh 0l
VIeetPFeaidGnt I'd. ROdgEFs.
On Thuuday but little business was
transacted by the National Convention
OF The AmaIGAmated Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers, In session at Olsve.
land. 1t was called to order by President
jarrett at $3.50 N and by 10 o'clock the
Convection adjourned. This was done To
to give the committees that digest the buSi'
ness OF the Convection time Tor their Des.
siopB, Nothing Of any importance was
done during thla session oil one hour and
q hall, except the residing GtA few reSolu.
tons, that were referred 10 committees
without action.
At2P ii. the members Of the conven.
tl0n formed 10 Q procession on Seneca
street, 10 front OF the new Court House,
aud marched, headed by q splendid brass
bard, to the dock, where they BOON after
embarked In the steamer American Eagle
for Back river and Lorain. The trip there
wSa uneyentfpl. A fresh breeze swept
over the lake, which added greatly to the
enjoyment Of the tide. There was some
singing, but generally the delegates Geour.
ed seats aud gave themselves up TO the
Ell joyment Of the ride aud the thoughts II
suggested.
The boat did not return until after 10
O'Clock, when the iron workers formed,
and, headed by FAy's band, marched up
Superior street breaking raAks 10 front OF
the American House. The band serenAl.
ed the officers stopping.At that hotel, and
President John jarrett, stepping 10 the
balcony, spoke his pleasure at the boat
ride, and said he believed all bad q happy
time. Lond calls from the crowd brought
out Mr.. Edward Rodgers, Of Wheeling,
one oil the VloO.presidents Of the ABSocia.
tion. Mr.. Rodgers made an eloquent of.
hand speech and received great applause.
He spoke OF the honor and dignity Of
labor, and Of the pride which faboring
men should haye In their toll. Labor, he
said, was ordained by God, and II was Just
that every man should earn his bread by
the sweat OF bis " brow. The ssntf.
ment that some men would rather liye by
the sweat OF other mems broWs was ap.
plauded. He spoke Il the prosperity Of
American workmen 90 compared with the
toilers Of the Old World, that 10 this coun.
try they work shorter hours, receive bot.
ter wsRes aud get MORA 10 eet than 10
Europe. He said that while American
worknen were willing to labor Iona. and
hard, It wa fair that they should have
some oil the Ice cream and cake, which
sentiment received immense applause.
The ptoEd then broke up for the night,
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YACES ASD
Nan Around ToWR-JOrttpEa Of
eOaslp and G0InEa OF.

q Han AFopno Wn-SottApk ~
GOSSip APd 6OinEu on.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the LsBells
Mill,
The United States Court begins in this
city September LIST.
BusINEss at the justice shops yesterday
was decidedly dull,
IT wouldn't hut to aush the cutters by
opening the 6re plugs some evening soon.
They need II badly,
THE short line OF street cars was put on
again yesterday. This line is q very great
convenience to South Sidsrs.
a LARoE new safe has taken the place
Of the Ii recently DuTgIariZd in the office
Of the Elm Grove Street Railway.
Cart, JIM DAVIS, who died In this city
last Wednesday, was buried at Darlington
Thursday, y large number Of friends at
lending the funeral.
An infant child Of Mr.. Ed. schenerlein,
Of Zane street, Island, pulled a vessel oil
hot coffee over upon 1t yesterday, thereby
scaldinR itself very seriously about the
head and arms.
DR.. W. ], BLAND, superintendent oil the
Insane Asylum at Weston, writes to q
gentleman in this city conveying intormR.
nation OF the death Of Hannah MCCAIN,
an ipmSte Of the Asylum from Ohio
county, admitted October 10, 1877.
On account OF the proneness Of horse.
back riders and those driving vehicles to
ride or drive on the sidewalk on Water
street 10 the Eighth ward, the Street Com.
missioner's men have driven posts into the
ground, thus Ssparatingths street from the
walk.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT BUTCHER is en-.
Hayed in sending out the money due the
various County Superintendent oil this
State, some 1851 so in all. The amount
Of money available Tor school purposes in
this sA'e this year from the State is $lsS,
1855.
PARTIES who want to take q short and
pleasant trip, cannot do better than avail
themselves Of the opportunity presented
BY the u, 7. VA v, railroad, which Rd-
yertises an excursion to Cleveland over
their road on Wednesday morning next
for 1925, including Q boat ride on Lake
Erie. The tickets are good to return on
any train Friday.
WV. HAMMccK, Henry Gray and Wm,
Mercer, OF New Athens, Ohio, drove
through Bridgeport last evening in such >
reckless way Us caused the Mayor Ia send
q policeman after them. They were over.
taken by the police when they got about
halfway through town going out west at
that time they were shooting promiScu.
ously at passers.by. They were arrested
by officers Meister and McConnaughey
alter u desperate struggle, brought back
and locked 10 jail. AT 7 O'Clock they had
a hearing before Mayor Robinson, and
were fined $40 90 and costs each, and com
mitted In default Of payment.
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The Ninth Great Exhibition II Art and
Industry, will be held In Cincinnati this
fall, commencing September 7,h, and con.
iinuing until OCtobst 9Th.
The reputation Of these exhibitions 10
world wide and the result each year
astonishibgly brilliant. This 10 due In
large measure 10 the fact that The mAnage.
nsht represent abe metcanills and indus
ttlSl ulaSsps, and gretnitopSly render egCh
services as ale required To- SeBute complete
and enviable success. Last year there
were exhibitions from ~ states, and an
average daily attendance oil neatly 1900.
Those who contemplate exhibiting, who
have not yet secured space, should write
to The Secretary, Mr.. j. X Murdoch, Tor
full particulars
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HPECIAL RxcURsIOH
Io MAmmolh Cave, O,

A Especial excavation will be lun from
Wheeling, WA, to Mammoth Cave, KY,
on August sob, owe the Pan Handle
road to Cincinnati, thence to Louisville,
and from Louisyille to Gave City over the
L. & N. h. R. through coaches 10 Louis.
vile from Pittsburgh. Round trip from
wheeling, Sll so. Number Of tickets
limited. BsyArd Taylor says Of the Gave
after visiting ell the great natural wonders
Of the Old and New World:
~ had been twelve hours under ground,
but / had gained an age In q strange and
hitherto unknown world; an age OF won.
deriul experience, and an exhausuesS
store oil sublime and lovely memories,
Before taking q huAl leave OF the Nam
moth Cave, however, let me assure those
who have followed me through IL that no
description can do justice 70 It's subIimity,
or present a fair picture OF it's manifold
wonders, 1t 10 the greatest natural curl
osity l have visited, Niagara not excepted,
and he whose expectations are not sAtia'
fed by iNs marvellous avenues. domes aud
starry grottoes, must either DO q fool or Q
demigod."
A visit to the Mammoth Gave at any
season Of the year is delightful. The
temperature, IS degrees, hsing the came
the whole year round, the most delicate
can visit 1t without fear oil cold, heat, OIL
exhaustion. Tickets for sale at OAnons'
burg, Mansfield, P%ittburgh, Burgetts
town, sleubenville and Wheeling, Round
trip from all points ill 80.
Parties returning will have the privilege
Of stopping over Rt Louisville OF Oincln
natl. Special rates have been secured q
tine Cali House in Louisville and also q
the Gave Hotel, For further information
address A, Ford, General Passenger ant
Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or NJ. A
Cooper, Manager, ~steubenville, Ohio.
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Mr.. Mylss was called to the Chair with
the following members in their seats; Dor.
ing, Fritz, Hail, Hull, Miller, McAdamS,
schultzs and WolVinGton.
On motion OF Mr., Wolvington, the vote
Of last Friday plight Of non.eoncurrence IN
the action OF the Second Branch In grant.
ing a licenCe TO the State Fair Association,
was reconsidered, and this Branch then
concurred, all voting aye except Mr.. Hall.
This Branch conCurred In the action oil
the Second Branch In regard to the ex'
tension OF The 80 inch main.
Adjourned,
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Mosquito Dars-Priend 4 Son.
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A CHALLENGE lie offered TO any one who
can produce q regular CaBs Of torpid liver
that will not succumb 10 the influence Of
Stmmohs' Liver Regulator. The cures on
record are 30 Numerous that the propfie.
tors feel that the evidence Of lie curative
effects Gannot be questioned.
~ have used your medicine In my fam.
lily, and have taken pleasure Id recon.
mehding II as an excellent remedy ioi Tie
regulation Of the Liver.
"EDiroR ASHLAND (oHto) TINES"
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RANRLEnNinttprnt

Protected 10 Any aud EVeFy Point U,sS
Aby Road Desired, BY ". n. HSank, tbs
Respossibis ticket Agent, 10 TWeihh
bitest, wheeling.
My many facilities derived itom nv
numerous branch Offices In every import.
ant city 10 the Union, affords me The adj.
vantage Of providing every PASSENGER With
Z railroad ticket 81 a surprising di6oouhG
from the. regular rates demanded By the
company's Sgent Any information lead.
log TO a safe and quick journey Cheeriully
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Ninth Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
fourth page.]
Auction Sale Of Wall Paper-Altrsd
PAUL.
Ohio County Teachers Examination
[head Of local.
Trade Dollafs-J. II. RinehRrE
For Sale-ShaltiDg, PulIeyS and Hang.
era.
List Of LstterA
Plumbs, Peaches, Pears, &c.-T. A.
Morris 4 Co.
Small Dwelllng for sals-AlexAnder
Bone.
Cheap Homss-C. A. Bchaeier 4 %.
UharleStown Academy VIM. H. Kable,
A. NJ, Principal.
Business College,. NJ. Frssher L Co.
Mosquito Bars-Priend 4 Son.
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O%ARBuNcLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such IS Ulcers, Assesses, etc,
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Sslve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Corns, %ChiIlblRine, etc. 1t has never failed
70 cure. For sale BY Logan 4 %. pAw
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The Panhandle and PenntylvaniG
Route will, Until further notice, cell excut.
tlnn ticketg 10 Oreseon Springs, on the
Allegheny Mountains, every Saturday,
good TO return on the following Monday,
at the extremely low rate Of Three dollars
for tue round trip. Thli IS cheaper than
staying a. home.
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Flag Lieutenant 1mpStiSl Russian Navy,
In speaking OF the efficiency oil the Lisbig
Cos Coca Beef Tonic, Uassi ut IL a most
excellent tonic" Edwin Booth saysi al
did me much good" General Franz SiVei
says: at benefited the very much" In.
valuable in debility, dyspepsia, billions.
ness, sick headache and Nervousness
BewafO oil limitations. IMAM
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ARl package Of @sLAck.DRAuoA1u
Tree Of charge.
For sale by Logan 1 90.
Popularity.

Thomas Eclectic oil has obtained great
popularity, from It's intrinsic value Is a felin.
bic medicine, In curing hoatsenesl and all iF.
fitatiUnS oi'he throat, diseases Of the hest.
etc. For these IL Is an incompatible mi.
mdnir
Bold by lAnshlIn Bros h Co., Who'll sale
! druggists, Wheeling.
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sArHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, b. O., August 6.--1A. ~
For TenneSses and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, variable winds,
mostly south, and stationary or lower
Temperature and barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, fol.
lowed BY increasing cloudinsss and local
rains, warm southefly winds shifting 10
colder northwest winds and falling, fol.
lowed by rising barometer.
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The symptoms OF worms are we'll known,
but they frequently occur when there are
nc worms present. TIE bowels are torpid,
engofged, or constipRled. OF course q
vermllnge fails 10 give relief. DENIG's
Work SYRUP Is just the thug needed, aud
will cnra.
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DRY ooops
YOUR TIME TO BUY

Black Silks.
Black Satin do Lyon,
Black Turk Satin,
Black Cashmere SlkG
Black Rro0ade Sliks,
Black BrO0Rde SatlaS
We viii save you fully 40 per cent on the
above. Reductions made 10 pFaeF 70 meFs
surplus stock.
Black CaShmsrVs.
Black Mtmiss
Black Hsriettas.
Black Runtlngs
ColOrsd GSShmsreS
Colored Monies,
bran d. France 10 black and oOlOrs,
This above Will BIO sold 10 yOu at lluon
lower prices this week than you will Get
aGaIn ior a Iona while. We Know you all
waSt some Of ths goods below, some 5000
thludO 10 remodel dresses TOR cary Isli;
100 psIcsS Dress Goods, different kl9dS. az
at II I.2o per yard, The above are an Woo'
flIaq 6ou1S, aad none worth less thau loo
and some worth 900. Fifteen pieces DIX
srVcade, In coIorS, for CSmblnAtlOnS allto %
sold at 300 per yarc; SlHO among thlS 10!
cost aver 81 81 Fifty pieo-S Cashmere at
29O, ihey viii cost 500 In less than thirty
DAYS: they are Black and ColOred. Fthy
ujecgs, ward Wide, aumIe Cloth, 10 Black
nnd COIOrs. at $50; They retail even Ia large
cities Al 500, More bargains thls WSek 10
table Linens, Towels, HapkIns spreads,
AauslIns, ShsetIa0S Now Is your time 70
buy, We sell you hfSt'ClaSS Materials Tor
lass than you Get Inferior, Store open from
Yam uatil 50. H.
/. BLUM & Bro,
IIO4 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06

The London Lancet says; Many . life has
been saved by the moral courage Of the 80 fer.
err and many a life has been saved by TAX.
Ing epfing Blossom In case OF bilious lever,
indlg. Stion or liver complaints. Price 90 cents,
TRIAL bottles 10 cent?.
Sold BY LAughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
druggists, Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-06

FORtWo years l suffered from calrulous
deposits. One bottle Of BAfosma removed
the deposit, and | have enjoyed good
health lof three years. J. II. CARR.
Prepared by +. K. Thompson, Titus.
Vile, Pa. SAW