davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-13

stock in new hotel building in Jack,
son, provided the citizens will take
the remaining stock.
The editor of the Dover Courier
acknowledging the lack of "original
matter" in his paper attributes it to
the arrival of girl baby-just as if
girl baby wasn't original matter.
The Covington Call is vociterous
for a branch lunatic asylum. Two
colored female lunatics are now con-
fined in the Covington Jail, owing to
lack of room in the Nashville institu~
ton.
The GAINESVILLE knights of Pythias
will celebrate their eighth anniversary
with grand barbecue and picnic, at
Dunbar's Cave. May Oath. The LODI
ges from Paris Tenn, and Hopkins
vile KY, have been invited.
On Sunday morning Mr.. j. j. Gem
try, blacksmith of jackson, was
found dead in his shop. A coroner's
jury returned verdict that Gentry
came to his death by an accidental
tall from the first floor to ground
floor.
The State Normal Institute of Tens
nessee will be held at Knoxville com.
mencing June 21st and closing July
21st. Teachers desiring information
should apply to Prot. E. Alexan'
der, secretary, Knoxville, or Rev.
w. s, Doak, State Supt., Nashville.
The Gallatin Tennessean says: "A
little child of Mr.. Eli Savage. of NH.
lersville, was badly bitten bya mad dog
last week; its face and arms were bad.
ly torn. Mr.. Savage took the child
to Nashville to have a mad stone ap-
piled. The stone wrs applied until il
would stick no longer.
Last year 23,OOO,O 900 of brick were
laid in Nashville. So far during the
past four months the laying of %, 00O,'
600 brick has been contracted for
and it is thought by contractors thai
the number which will be laid thi'
year will reach not less than between
| 80, 1000, 900 and 10000, 900.
There is to be a reunion Of ex>con
federate soldiers at Dyersburg, OF
Oct. 10. At meeting of the com
mittee of arrangements last week
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Gems. B. F
Cheatham, Abe Buford. w. B. Bate
Alex. w. Campbell, Judge 7. j
Freeman, Capt. J. R. Flippen, Pete
Turney, Joe Shelby and many other
were invited to meet and participate
in the reunion.
Chattanooga Commercial: A singu
lar phenomenon occurred in the Ten
nessee river few miles below thi
city last week. There is an eddy il
the river about 20 acres in area, SUI
rounded by high mountains, where tn
water is about rs feet deep. Las
Tuesday this immense body of waite
suddenly rose about eight feet, as if b
volcanic action, and Immediately san
to its former level, but large ma:
of sediment, that had accumulated 9
the bottom, rose to the surface an
f1oated off. "The oldest inhabitan,
informs us that similar action OF
Cured several years ago at the sam
place.
Franklin Progress: During tn
war DIR. j. HI. Conn buried on h
farm, in this county, for safety, tw
; vessels, one containing his silv,
spoons, etc., and the other abol
! 81, 800 in GOLD, silver and paper Gu
rency. Time and change brougl
: forgetfulness, and when the war WI
over and the country became mo
settled, he searched in vain for h
buried treasures. A few days as
the worthy man died, and in diggir
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-13
WEEKLY AVALANCHE,

One dollar per year. Thirty-six columns.
Contains all the imnort n ews of the week
agricultural com mercial and choice literary
matter. Send for sample copies.
Address AVALANCHE. Memphis, Tenn .
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-13

A Big Bargain in Gents Clothing,
(great sacri6ce.) Come one, come all +!
A. JORDAN.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-05-13

F. 8. NICHOLS. Ed. J.H. THoxrsos. Man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
The Canir, Mcctin. Association.

;, a special meeting Of the Wheeling Distric.
camp Meeting Association was held at the
camp grounds yesterday. The attendance
was large. Routine business such rs REPORTS
o. standing and special committees was soon
disposed Of. 10 Id 5I,3, 7 - = 80 80
Dr. AL. LYDIA was added to the Committee
on invitation. On motion the Secretary was
instructed to invite Dr. Mathews, OF Kansas
City, Rev. G. W. Smith, oil Pittsburgh. aid
Rev. Balton. OF Fairmont, to attend tbe ca,nn
meeting to be held in August. August I7,h
was fixed us the time for the openinv OF Tho
camp meeting rs, i" - : =
The question Of open gates on Sunday was
again brought up and discussed. Most of the
members present favored n compromise OF
some kind, and II possible to harmonize the
views Of the preachers and laity. Notice wns
given that at the next regular meeting OF liz
Association. u resolution would be Offered
changing the present law on the rn,c o,,cs.
ton. The proposition will DO to close the
gates ut 0 or 10 o'clock on Sunday morning
and open again Mt 8 OR o'clock in the even,
ting, no one to be admitted unless thew have
purchased ticket the week previous. ~
A general invitation was given to nil boil,
clerical and lay to attend tho coming meet
Ing in August, aud help make It n success.
n committee was appoint to draft suitable
resolutions on the death 0f the late Cal.
Alexander. AID ourned TO meet the Goth OF
June at the camp grounds. III,
The grounds IRE in fine condition. The
trees, fences, cottages, &c., are NIL we'll nre.
served. Several families nre preparing 10
move to the grounds and enjoy Its pure cold
water aud delighted shade. An II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
ARTICLES OF +. I Il; r; n; E 81,
~ .E-VI1 I1gT0 ~ ffg'I1EI
As slE"ed BY Cia'"r md .nrlceian,i ffor


As SIgmcd by Ciator md MI for
The Coinli.E liacc. N s,iis.t
+ Below will be found the articles oti agree.
ment MS drawn up and signed last Tuesday
night BY Vim. Dricelan,l anl Ed Clator Tor
tiircc.nilc race for 81 900 a side on tic 17th
day OF June. Already this race Is being cx.
tenslvcly talked about and tho prospects for
fine sport are excellent. 5.i' 0ET5 tE9
drtich Eni-rhe said rnco shall be- for tho
sant Of one Thousand Dollars a side, the raco
10 DO fowed on tho course known az the low.
or course nt Wheeling, West virginin, ono
and o'ie.lalf miles and return. i5,'F "
Iir!ice Sfcond-Sald race to he rowcd on tho
I'm day olJlnc. A. D., 1882, between the
hours o. ana O'clock, ,. u. Smooth water
required, subject 10 the decision OF tho ref.
cree, who Is herebyompowcrc 10 ,postponc
the race until the first favorable day,
article Niri-William Entler, OF Whaling,
TO be tho final stakeholder and tho referee 10
DO mutually agreed uyon nj the time Of max
Ing the final deposit, decision OF tho referee
70 DO binding upon both parties, he TO nc.
company them over tho course II possible.
.-lrticle fOnrih-Tlc men shall toss for choice
OF position before starting In the race II Is
understood that the buoy boats arc 10 DO
PLACED before the toss for positions, and race
shall be started by tho word Go 10 DO given
BY the referee. The men sllall start from two
buoy boats not less than twenty-five yards
apart, nor more, and row TO their respective
buoy boats md turn from right to left, said
buoys to DO ht0orcd twenty-five yards apart,
article FJM-No boat or bouts III tho Inter.
est Of either contestant are to accompany tho
men over the course. s7# =
ir!ie'e Sirth-.'rhe leading boat becomes en-.
titled TO tho choice OF position when Il shows
clear water between lis stern and the bow oil
It's contestant. Fl,H, Tl6 = Al n
article !Sereah-Elthcr boat swervips from
. direct course and impeding tho progress OF
the contestins boat shaft be ruled out, :. .T&
Articte Eghh-rh. deposit herewith made
OF $500 10 be increased by 800 rs tho tjnal
deposit on the 10th day OF June, 1882, and
said iinal deposit to be made by and between
tho hours OF Ga. N. and @ r.. NJ. Of said date
aforesaid. EG - =
article Ninh-Either party failing to com.
ply with the provisions OF these articles for.
feits the money mp. .G.f
AnieNt Tenth-Thc rcteres shall! be governed
BY the foregoing articles entered III TO by and
between tue principals OF this race, VIM.
BTiccland and Edward C!ator, rs heretofore
named ind herein stated aud entered into.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
TIiEJtIHI: MEET.
Two Strong Notwithstanding lInn.
nIsn ter''-Ghnri0t I,ucjuw.

Two StrDns AtfrAriiDns--"s;atti yInn.
ter'-Chnriot Rncing. ,
Secretary Tingle, OF the State Fair Asso-
citation, has returned from swinging around
the circle In the interest Of the coming JuNe
Meeting, and he is very enthusiastic regard
Ing the same. In addition to securing sew
eral entries he has secured two strong and
drawing attractions that will not fall 10
draw immense crowds to the Island Driving
Park. As will be seen by our advertising
colninNs This morning, that well known
driver and horseman, John Sp!Gn, with his
celebrated pacer "Mattic Hunter" has been
engaged for Friday thu 9th. Oh that occa-
sion Splan will drive "Mattie H." to beat her
record Of 2;l2A made las, year OH the Pitts
bursh track. special inducements being held
out to him to beat TINT time. This will af-
ford all an opportunity TO see 4 noted animal
and witness some very fas. time. Tho other
attraction Is chariot racing. Every afternoon
there will be y half mile dash, or every other
afternoon amle dash, rs the association may
decide, Of eight horses, driven four abreast
attached to Roman chariots These races
are very exciting and interesting; the hoses
arc thorough breds and fast, and the drivers
daring and reckless. Secretary Jingle saw
tHe laIe III SoluHluus, winch was Lie lftt run
this Season. The first half mile was made in
81 seconds and the second in 55 Better time
viii be male here. An excellent programme
bad been arranged before, but these nd.
dllional attractions will make the meeting
noted one md one TINT will draw from all
quarters. The association is determined to
spare neither time, pains or expense 10 make
the meeting asucccSs. Excursions will come
from all directions Win railroad and steam.
boats. ~ aU ~ -
The entries close at II T. n. today. Al
ready good horses and plenty OF them are
booked. The grounds arc in q superb condi-
ton. Mr.. Tingle informs us that every
where horsemen speak well of our driving
park, and say that from no Association Of q
like nature do they receive the attention
they do from Wheeling; all Of which is very
gratifying. g.l -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
PERSONAL pESClLINGS,
Whereabouts 0fhomc Prom ,,cut I.Rtiic
Nntl Gentlemen - SIX

|
| md Gentlemen. .'F."
Col! i. Reister, manager OF the Opera
House, is in New York. ....
Mr.. Frank Stanton and wife leave to-day
for Wayncsburg, Pa, to visit friends
Mrs. II. NJ. Harper ard two children left
last evening for Delaware to visit her sister.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
butcher has returned from Randolph county.
Judge Cochran, Of this city, will deliver
the Decoration day address ut East Liverpool
| Mrs. Jeptha Kinsey and daughter, Miss
Alice, OF Bcllaire, were visiting friends in
the city yesterday. :"
Mcdaniel, OF Barbour county, wers at the
State House yesterday. u
Fred Norton and wife yesterday returned
from lronton on the St. Lawrence. They
have been absent about ten DAYS. ~ :
Mr.. y. NJ. Caldwell, Of Ironton, a very
pleasant gentleman, is making the round trip
on tne st. Lawrence, and visiting his mother
Mrs; BENJAMIN Harvey and daughter, OF
Wc!!sburg. West Virginia, are visiting ut
Captain Wadwortl's on Sheriff street,
Col. Alex. Campbell. Jr., OF Bethany, was
IN the city Yesterday. Hc will not make an
osher trip soutl, after stock until after the
bethany commencement exercises. @ilrl
Mr.. Simpson Reilly, son OF DR.. J McKen.
dree Reilly, formerly pastor oi,thc Fourth
street church, is now night operator ut the
D. ~ .. telegraph Office III this city. ~
Mr. al Qnimby and family, of Black river,
Ohio, have been spending the week with the
family Of his brother, Engineer Quimby, Of
the T., ". ky. Nj. Quimby is an engineer
on the G., I. Y. & W. -
Mr.: JOS. SpeideI was in town n short time
last Saturday. lie can do more business in
!ess time than any man We know, represent
ing IS tic does the largest wholesale grocery
establishment in West Virginia. Joe is aI-
ways welcome up here. where be Is on his old
stamping ground '!s'is1ry Herald. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
nRrDsEroRr nlon SCHOOL EMBARRASSMENT.

The school year of bridgeport schools closed
last night and was appropriately celebrated
Dya public entertainment in the Presbyterian
cnarch, which was handsomely decorated
lot the OCCASION, and was also packed with ali
intelligent and apprccativc audience. There
were only two graduates, George Hathaway
agd Miss icie Wilson. Miss Wilson's essay.
The Women Of Longfcllow's Poems" was Il
limo conception OF her subject and was
happily rendered George Hathaway's
GRAFTON Every Flow has its Ebb," was
most crcditable performance, cliciting tho
!leartlest encomiums for both merit of
composition and elegance in delivery. The
music was under the direction Of Prot. Soho.
field and that means it was grand. We can.
moi refrain from specially commencing the
performances Of the following young ladies'
as possessing more than ordinary merit:
Kccitations, 1.-THE Flax" Miss Katie John.
son; 1.-THE Dreamer" Miss Adiie Ke,d.
"Bettie Lee" Miss Tillie SchatIer: ..The
DOCTORS Story" Miss Lille Turner; "Fifty
Years Age" Miss Annie Clayiund; Asunday
Morning." Miss Jessie Cook: "Cp and
Down Miss Nellie Coping; .'What Chris.
family Has Done" John Bates, d. :.
The diplomas vera presented by DR.. Cook
IN an impressive and eloquent address. Rev.
Bcallt OF the Presbyterian church, addressed
.ne graduates hcart.ieclingly and appro.
prlateIy, and the exercises closed under the
most aupicious promise for The future OF our
schools. At the close OF the entertain n,ent-
The School Board convened aud rc.employcd
snpt. Orr for two years - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
3Dcc,o,ri =, ~ Ion nay Ex ears i

~ On Tuesday, May a0th Decoration Day,
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and {st. Louis
Hallway, will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling and Ncllsbarg'lo Pittsburgh and
return, goodigoing by regular trains on May
3oth, good 10 return until May Sist' inclusive,
ut tho low, rato Of 81 30 for tho round trip. I.
q Preparations aro being made for mi i'm.
mense demonstration ut Pittsburgh on that
dAy, including q grand parade OF the mill.
tary companies and Knights Templar Com.
mnnderies Of tho State Of Pennsylvania.
There will DO q biy time aud you are cor.
daily invited. bring your folks with you.
On May 80 special train will DO run from
Wheeling Junction to Wheeling In connec.
ton with tho train leaving Pittsburgh at
1857 r. NJ, city, time. N..fi5 A! " : 5.li.5sl +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

4 Social Event In IfIxh Colorcd Circ!ey.
One OF the most notable social event that
we're took place in Wheeling colored circles,
was the marriage on Thursday evening at the
Fifth Street NJ +. Church OF Rev. II. W.
Tate, OF the L. NJ. L. Church OF Steubenyille
and Miss Florence D. Rolls, daughter OF
Mr.. Elias Rolls, a prominent colored citizen.
Lack OF space prevented an account an.
pearing Yesterday. The assembly numbered
some distinguished colored gentlemen from
abroad, among them Rev. Dr. Marshall Tay.
lor, OF Cincinnati, and Rcy. Lawson. Of
Charleston, W. Va. The ceremony was
conducted by Roy. Bell, pastor Of
tho Fifth street church, assisted by
the ministers named. The bride was
dressed in bronze green silk, with white bon.
net and pearl ornaments, and tho br;le,s
maids were dressed to correspond. Among
the groomsmen was Mr.. James Jones s n
Troy, Michigan. A number OF elaborate
costumes were noted among the lady guests,
and a large number ioi rare, beautiful md
costly: presents were given the couple. which
would compare fayorabIyi With those at most |
any wedding In the city in years, we rrrret
that our space will not permit US to ,cnumor.
ito them. Ii. 5li5sSs u assl.S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
GREAT ATTRACTION

To-day at the New Fnir Grounds.
5Trottlng race between s.Ncsllannock" and
4 "lleosier Grip for 500 II side. Race
called for 8 7. NJ. Admission 10 cents,
which includes admission to picnic Of
Columbia Lodge, A. A. !. & s. ". BE
/ sure and attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

~ TUfE sEl.lf,' ''SilE!tS Nm,
lieginS ut West Liberty. ot,,
Goth. closes JuGc 81 At I'm p,ddPHvlNtEtEF
strictor. itoi a. l. MN
TEACHERS EN AMISATloNo r.,., g
WI a,u leth. bcHinnins Mt s;:s1 a. M,''SdeIltAs
sure MI examination. ',"W hcrent u
my2ETthSIw CouH;;.V MAEEhfk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

The marriage Of Miss Clara Kcmplc, ut The
residence of Mr., VIM. Kemple, near Sher.
rar1, Marshall county,on Thursday evening,
70 hussel Dorsey, was n notable event III
,hnt vicinity The attendants were Charles
kemp!c, Of Wheeling, and Miss Annie KEN.
pie, a sister of the bride. Ono hundred
guests were ,prcsent'and partook Of sunni.
tuous repast, and afterwards enjoye,i music
and dancing. Rev. Morton, OF Limestone
Presbyterian Church, was the Officiating
minister. The following rcscnts we're received:
Set furniture, Mr.. and Mrs. Kemple: cold
watch and chain, groom; silver pickle caster
Gharies kemple; silver cake basket, Wilbcs
Jones; silver coffee pot, Mrs. Kcpuer. desert
uls,les Mrs. Eliza Kemple; silverpickle caster
Willie Griffith silver teasp oons James Ken,
ple; sugar spoon, George KcmpIe; butter
knife, Phil; Rachman; lamp, James Dorsey,
mat, F!ol Davis; sugar bowl, Sarah shont
toilet SCI, Mrs. S. +. Buchanan. snoon
holder, lGillncr Lyons; cheese dish. Mrs.
Nancy. Riggs; celery glass, Willie Kennar.
i ,,i bowl, Mrs. Maria buchanan glnss
honey dish, Sidney Cook sugar bowl ny,
Shook glass pitcher, Cora Jones snn ~s
bowl. cream pitcher and spoon ho o%sa.
Westie ,Grit!ith lamp, wv. i. nuohs g,ae
lamp, Ellie Morris; lamp, James Sned;Ier,,
nall dozen towels Mis- Blake, 6-' =" >I" 'A''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

Al S;i,Ss Thermometer Record. $.
Ia6 The following shows the range OF the Their.
I mometer, rs observedat Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
Il 4 1851 G-5i. &. ssgA 1852
" 1. u. II x.3r.A.7rA IA N. l2M,8r M,7r,N
" 81 81 So, s. 50 IS a Is 60 "
s,s Z s. 81 INDICATIONS.
vs. WASHINGTON, y. G., May 81, / a. M.-For
) The Tennessee and Ohio Valley, increasing
Scloudincss with rain, winds mostly southeast.
5erly2 stationary or lower temperature and
\ pressure. u ;,} 5,St .,1,gJ g8.faEE &
s9S For the Lower Lakes, increasing clotsdi-
ness, local rains, winds mostly eas.Grly, sta.
tionary or lower temperature and pressure
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

! Mn. gro. l. CHALMERS, Of Bangor Ma
says: II suffered severely with acSte r jav,,
mntism Of the knee, and was Unable n ' hear
any an weight upon my foot Having heard J'a af
the wonderful influence of St. Jacohs ~, y !
USED USED Il, and few applications Of Tho az. al
e con ppasy removed all soreness and pains
eyer" ~. 10 10 wen as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

\ Fruit Cream-lfead Of Local.
/ Red Cloud Saloon-lIcad OF Local.,
], The Truth Of the Matter.
Important Sale OF City Real Estate.
Shallow Rock Spring Water.
Dry Goods-Brues & Golfer.
4 Wantea-Young Lady. sy
riverside Building Association.
I Dissolution. 3,s
List OF Letters. ls a
] Palace Refrigerators:: SD
I Notice-G. 0. Smith.
\ University Of Virginia.
Island Building Lots For Sale.
Bird Cages. n. VIZ.
s Great Attraction for the People,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

;, TIE Columbia Lodge, A. A. 1.&S..W., OF
Benwood, giyss n picnic on. the New Fair
Grounds to-day, and 1t will undoubtedly
draw big crowd. The iroiiing race between
"Neshannock" and "Hooser Gil" Is part OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

GRASpEsr time Of tho season Mt New Fair
Grounds Island, this afternoon. Picnic BY
Columbia Lodge, A. A., and trotting ruce be-
tween .'Neshannock' and "Hoos!er Girl"
Admission 10 cents, s''4 "a d, - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

You can buy the celebrated coc.gcared
Novelty Clothes Wringer' OF Boyd, Market
Square, for s. cash. Just one.haif the price
charged BY pcddlcrs for third class wrincer.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

y mission Sunday school has been
organized in Bryant Hall, on Main street, be.
tween Seventh and Eighth, TO be held each
sunday afternoon at o'clock, Grafton Nav.
lor' superintendent, and ". r. Thomson.
pastor. All persons not engaged in regular
sunday school work Mt the hour named arc
cordially invited to be present rs scholars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL

sR " baxter, St. Louis CWe!dman, Columbus
VIZ Scalt Morgantown Eli llorner, Mufgantown
bE G Bonner. WnyneaburH \ " Mlndor Mala,noraS.
~ ~ Swain, Toledo !}4S 9 4 Custer, Zanesviltc =
~ Atkinson Charleston I u Reynolds, philn. {.
ID Adans. j.. WaynesburS Chamberlain, Gin. s.!
y X Rubeiicaul, thila. L Morrow, St Lawrence
NV II Bell, baltimore IN n ArnctL Rceyesy,lio :
70 Mcconnell, Buffalo. ~ y l. Gmp6cll Louisvillo
w Clark, Stcubenvtllet 4 Gocsscr, New York
y r Gibson, Jacksonville n l. ltchs IellGiro I1,
&c Rudensll.! Akron "a 8 Mcneil. Cincinnati ii
Nm Cline,H Philadelphia Micgalid. Elyrin llJNF{
I'll Long baltimore VI Morgan, Pine Grove,
20 + Eouts, Now j efk WI Lakewood. city ,;4
C Dipou q wife, Toledo Vim bowman. Pittburgh
Nv II bell, l,altimoru II 81 Laird. Pittsburgh y
y Wehrman. city SfS A lIycll, Kldgeway 5!ss
e Rhodes, Chicago Y D. u Gossuck, SytesrIlle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
SEALED rRop0SAI!s-NiSS;;;S5ss4s
ITO CONTRACTORS.

The B94s,i Of Education Of EsjIrc,o. M, 4
receive bids lnr building Il ItEest ~" y o1G3N
,aon wo 0's Somf rs. AMI brick hS"I hsa.SS H
i"e GuiSus sr up p,I' p@s, GSH , sp.SohS;
must furnish with hiB BID coOi ,rt MI !heAsr
loimahcc Of his contract. 'rhc IN,n iI'! lOfIAsiH
right to reject any or I'LL lids, viii Nv, nei'lA
estimates Plans and specifications ,C:I " bSas
and inter May 10Th. NJ the otlicc n En.s' ,NSSsa
der' bridgeport, Ohio. The lids m,St H. = AZ Atsi
ih S. Clerk OF the Board on or bcintS p w ~
lnya.1ThAs 1a 1--we T. 0sg "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27
ONCE AGAIN,

SS8 The Celebrated Erlanycr Beer Of The
5Schmulbach Brewing Co. OH draught
4, to-day ONLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

10 ENJOY yourself 70 10 the New Fa;,
Grounds this afternoon and see ,,L s ina Gna
a.r14y. as race between "Neshannock, and
ea aoosier Girl for 500 side. Admission ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

:, Iwo huudretl more Of those elegant oil
caot'i window blinds, with fixtures ind fringe
a Also good striped carpets at 20 cents.
cents ,.5 "a ~ '' "Du " W
Good ii floor oil cloths at Is cents. i,g
cents. 49, - 49, y ' "''' ~
Good calieoes at Scents and G cents. (: Il "
!. Great variety OF dress goods at 5 to leh
Best 5.ply carpet chain IL 25 cents. .s;;
food black and fancy silks ut 80 cents.
Good black and colored c,.shmeres at q
cents. s} - 80 ~ = 80 ~ -
!. Exclusively for cash. Call soon II Won
" 70 save money, at Nos. 20lo and S02i
Main street. JOHN RoEMEg. = =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

r. nhAMl4LETrA. winner OF the Mia uoot
q! faces At both Louisville and Lcxin"on e a.
u. .he pittsburgh Park l,aces, Nav s1b s,n a.
olst, June LIST and %, - eS - ' anu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-27

! To ENJOY yourself go to the New Fajr
Grounds this afternoon and see tho fine
trotsins race between "Neshannock" md
"Hoosicr Girl" for 500 inside. Admission 10
cents. 5z''i n - =;