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4 HAPPY DAP.
From .AnGrers's Basqr.

From lhGTtfss hds1T.
Sailing DER the dancing deep,
Our boats the same sweet music keep;
The sun shines bright
Ger the pillows light:
1t is our happy day.
Far IN the broad and smiling bluo
see a cloud. and SO do yOu
It's coming near.
Twill soon be here:
Our bright day will not stay.
The tide il running ont 10 sea,
Our boats are drifting; 20 are we:
Let's steal ray
OF our bright day,
And hide it far where none can tell.
Let's lock IL in Our own deep bliss,
Ana seal II with our lovers kiss,
And throw It deep
Where mernaids sleep,
Down deep III their coral dell
KATE V. FERGCsO,Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
COPYING ENGRAXINGS-

To copy engravings in ink from paper or
glass, Tie Scientific American gives these drec-
tons Flow the glass plate with good ph0tog-
rapher's negative varnlsh thnned down some
what and when this has partly drled $50 that
the varnish will not run into the paper lay the
smoothly printed side down upon the vanished
surface, and put it under slight uniformly ap-
RoruOned pressure for twenty-fOur hours.
Then moisten the back of the paper, and by
means of piece of soft rubber rub off the soft
thed paper. If this is done with care the mixed
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lines will remain attached to the vanished
glass surface. AS the thin varnish is. quite
transparent, this is equivalent to transferring
fer is frequently improved in appearance by Civ
inc the ptate (and transfer a second coat of the
varnisb For lantern purposes 1t Is better to
cover the surface bearing the transfer with
second plate of glass, and bind tie edges with
thin cloth or stout paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
PUOTOGRAPHING ROWERS.

Mr.. R. A. Proctor suggests in knowledge That
the rowing men of Cambridge and oxford
should invite MIR. Muybridge, who recently sue
ceeded in photOgraphing horse at full gallop'
to photograph in a similar way the action OF a
Muvbrdge would gladly do his part If the ex
penses we're guaranteed, and he offers to sub
scribe $50 toward an expense fund Mr..
Proctor thinks that If these photographs were
made the principles of good rowing style and
the secret of successful oar Smanship could
readily be determined Hanlan, too, he says,
might be persuaded 10 row past the cameras
and so hand down to posterity the perfection OF
his marvellous stvle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

RAD BEGINNING.-Uncle Mace and Aunt
smiley his wife were our Austn-sye. buying some
things. few days ago Tue "a "onisn DouSnt hand,
he aid angrlly: Yer has mad, poor choice Yea
han't got no taste. Know has pad Taste, put H
Texas Slftlngs.
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,frNr

Macaronl soup with Grated Cheese.
Salmon. Lobster sauce. CucunDers
Swertbrcads. Lardcd. with Green Peas.
Fillet OF Beef with Mushrooms. Potatoes. Beets.
Roast Duck Apple ~aIce. saratoga Chips.
salad VI Lettuce ana Water Crcss, Plain Dressing.
Cheese. Waters. Guiya Jelly.
French Cream strawberries Cake
Nuts and IalSIus
Coffee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30
CANALS on THE PLANET MARS.

The Rev T. W. Webb, author OF Celestial
Object, for Common Telescopes, writes thus TO
The London Times respecting Schiaparellls dis
COyery Of canals on the planet Mars: II has
lcug been known that the surface OF the planet
Mars is 50 mapped ont into brighter and
darker portions to suggest the idea of con-
tinents and oceans, and the analogy thus I'M
piled with the arraug ement> OF our own globe
Is strengthened bv the existence of brilliant
white patches as of snow or ice. situate at or
near the planets poles of rotation, and varying
in extent with its changing seasons, as well as
by occasional differences III outline or cOlOrlng,
which may we'll he explained 10y the suppOsluOn
Of yapOrOus atmosphere.
In the autumn of 1877 and spring of ISIS,
number of minute, straight, black or dusky
bands were detected by Schiaparell, traverSiDg
and subdiyiding the supposed continents in
various directions. These have been called
from their aspect canals" though, OF course,
their scale entities them rather TO the appclla-
uon OF straits, OF very long, narrow arms OF
the sea. \ few of these had been previously
seen by various observers, bur 10 the Italian
astronomer belonged the credit of developing
anu ueHneatlng them as system. At the en-
SUING return OF the planet IN lS79-'SO, they
were again detected and drawn by him, with
NSif H',Ie ulnerence: But during the course
Oh laS' January and February he has been so
ltItuha'e a. 10 perceive the Duplication of these
dark stltiks by the addition OF parallel lines of
slmhar character ana length III no fewer than
twenty 4HS'"HOcS' covering the equatorial re-
glOn With strange and mysterious net,vort
10 which there is nothing even remotely anoi%'
gOus Oh the earth, and which leads ns ar once
10 see how premature have been onr concIn1
slOns in this respect, and how far we still ara
from any adequate conception of the real con
stitut0n even of our nearest neighbor but ono
IL the solar system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

The lf-prasc Of newspapers Is A. offensive a'
anv other SORT of sclfI urry IL Is not lmuer-uli;
tor from the necessity Of the case. the eh.tVf anu
publisher are known; and 10 is Just Is lnuocr,t
and impcrtincnt iOr the Key. solomon >lVerHAh-
linz to say he has made the best religions newspaper
M tlc country n it would te for ljr John nan 10
slv TO his CONGREGATION next sunday morning Ne,
fore announcing his text: Friends, have prepare /
for your edihcatiou this morning the most interest
in and tremendous sermon ever preached 10 IS
unauswerabc IN loE'c irresistible IN force eutl'Nc-
lng in rhetorical beauty and after hrarlns IL you
Will all weep to think that you vii have 10 "'lV
seven long DAYS before listening 10 such another.
-. rhe Christian at Work.
The (luiteau family bil fair TO become natioi Al
nuisance. What with their petitions, theI1 leo
lures their books and their general lack OF sense u
decencv they threaten 20 make the family HAn'T %
odious as the assassin has made IL infamous. ~ =
fortunately there must be some soil Tor TINS sort Oh
notorety to take root ID. or II womb hOI loul'u -
il does in this country Msiortunes ana crimes ar
matters which must often be made puzzle ny lorce
of circumstances but should be relegated lnto Oh
scurtv as soon as the ends of Justice ana merry arc
served IL lisa bad social symptom when they a fe
either made a source OF revenue or useu 10 sI]'HJ
curiosity The Christian Union
One of the daily papers says me besI peopl', o5 !
Naw-Nork crowded the theatre TO near lhgeISOI
In what sense Is the word best there used ne
hest i'm morals wisdom and wealth Best IN whal !
II they were the best, what sort or people are 'o
worst 1.-THE New York Observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

"Wbat is this man charged with = asked
teutous policeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

ATTENDANCE AT BOsroS CHUEcHEs.-Ihe
Boston Adrertiser took steps two sundays ago TO
ascertain by actual count the number oil per
sons attending the services OF the N ilt,I
churches of that city. The tables, rs published,
reveal some interesting facts. Not the least
interesting is the large attendance at the 'ath0-
lie churches. These churches number only
thirty out of a total OF 1907 less tha an one
;vtE of The whole. hut they furnish 1887 out
of the total number Of 124,9O9 church-goers'
or almost exactly two-fifths. In some instances
these numbers are swollen by the aggregate OF
three or four different services, but on tne
other hand the early morning service Is IN
D'any cases not reported, and it Is probably
Under the truth rather than IN excess OF II 10
saw that 80, 900 people regularly attend the ser
y'icss OF the Catholic churches Of the city. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-30

NrcOT7IIu- 70 n ruTt IIIIN N ~ - HO -
son ol color, or anyone known q" UcEf - heitl
in tnr Christian RELIGION WAS allowed to he
buried in what i, hBoWn now rs tie Congress
-ional Cemetery in Washington. Times have
changed since negroes were cias,ed "lth
atheists.
In memoir of the tooth birthday of ~.
Franri, OF Assist "a large statue oil the SAINT, III
Carrara marble, Is TO bee erected III Naples.
The Bishops OF thc Methodist Episcopal
Church are To- hold their seml-annual meeting
IN Detroit May 9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28
A Municipal Primer

The following alphabetical resume of son,s
Of the people well known about town /.
from tine pen OF young lady who shows Is
keen appreciation for some Of their necml; i
arities. Some Of the hits will be enioved I hr
those who realize their aptness: y
4 stands for Arklc. the justice OF tho ne.cc s
y Stands for Bennett, the chief Of pollce' "
stands for Crswell, who's from he Seventh s,a
AMnns Tor Dnnnaway, who walks like some yoi,nr
I stands for Entlcr, who wears d blonde moust.cb.
stands Tor FlaccuS, who puts lip nd atashl
y stands Tor Gnpdling, the clothing house man
u stands Tor Hciskell, whose Christian name Il ban
stands Tor irwin tho agcut OF real estate. - '
stands Tor letters, 30 learned and tednte > H 4
hsands ior Kimberly, whose voice Is sweet and inv
stands for liedl, who asks you swat You tnotr
y stands for Myen, who sells the best cipar. 49,"
STANDS Tor hIzum, Just admitted TO the bar
stands Tor OH, who keeps hardware store
islands for Phillip who holds inuucsisby ibs ,co,,
stands for Qulmbr, who for the news We tSsnt'
kstanus ior Robinson, who Is somewhat OF n crant
stands for Sylvis, lieutenant OF tho corr. X -'
stands Tor Ttcmln, who keeps grocery store 4
Y stands Tor ulrich, who lives Oh Cfapline ti,co,
y, lot Toby Vance. whoa We cali dead best.'tsS'e
" stahTs for Wilson. the man from the First us :,
wen let slip. to ilnd names 50 han, ~"
STANDS Tor iaeser, who never told a lIc. IS
stands Ior Zarnitk-how Is that for hish. - d I
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is tho foundation of
life, II eirculates through every part
OF the body, and unless it is pure
and nch. good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
il out is to purify and enrich the
blood. =.
These simple facts arc we'll
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood 10 its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
BRowN'slRoN BIrTERswillth
oughly and quickly assimila,c with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and il will
not blackcn the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, and is posi-.
lively not injurious. '5,..'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28
RIVER NEWS

s.of General Lcvce Locals
SteamboRt Squibs. :
& The low winter owboat Elaine passed u,
I with tow yesterday. 4.,
The Emma Graham passed down and tn,
Scotia up yesterday morning. 49,.
Local packets are running regularly a
= present and doing very fair business.
- The W.. Chancellor will DO due dow,
I; this morning ell route for Charleston and 9th
4 er points on the beautiful Kunawha.
{e The CIV. Bachelor considered tho waite
too shallow 10 venture forth yesterday ant
accordingly went to bank above the whsr
: boat " 2 -
n The 0!Neal will not. take the Bachelor
i place as reported In Pittsburgh papers, Blu
Z continue in her own trade while the rive,
!, h bids cut, sf2 49, Ia, .Sz : u
The moonlight excursion that was to hay,
( taken place OH the Little Anna tonight, Ia!
z been postponed on account Of the low water
and because suitable music could not be OBJ
tanned for this evening. So
The gauge marks OH the levee indicated
: last evening a depth OF feet in the clanne
/, and still falling. Unless we have rain In 8
! very short time the river will fall TO such q
/ stage that 1t will be impossible for any but
( tho smallest steamers to run.
The St. Lawrence was due to-day from
Cincinnati, for which point 1t will leave To-
i morrow afternoon. This steamer Is a side.
4 wheel boat, considered by many as the finest
7 boat on the Upper Ohio. All who have deal.
4 ings with the boat will find 1t commanded by
"a yery. agreeable set OF gentlemen.
PlrrsBuRoH, July o7.-River 20 inches and
falling. Weather clear and hot, 7's- Fe
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Whereabouts5 OF wheeling People and
s IA z Some OF Their rriends. 2 n g. y

Z, Some Of Their Friends 9, +, y
u Myron Hubbard and family left last 5eren.
Ing for Ocean Grove. 3 n n ?, ~ ~ 4
Mis- Matte Bryme, OF Grafton, Is q cues,
at the residence Of D. .Kull, Esq. n
Dr., Carpenter member Of tho State
Board OF Health, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charlie Mann, OF Kansas City, accom-.
panies Bob Hearn on bis visit to his old
home. y, (, !, 4, -. = I,.slE. y
Miss Birdie Richardson OF Wheeling, Il
Waiting Mrs. Bingham and Mrs. Gordon
Neg Cumberland Independent. .r-yz5.
Mr.. T. II. Marks, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
o. Brooke county, aud u prominent citizen oil
Wellsburg, was about town yesterday.
Ms. Mary J. Moore, Of Wheeling, Is IN
Barnesvillef for STEW weeks rest and recre.
ation.-Bdrns,riile -Eaierpri,s. (, q l'slI
Mr.. Garriean, representing Derly 4 Tyrrcll
and Mr.. Faiker. OF Falker & Stern, both Chi.
Sago glass dealers, are visiting our glas.
The invitations are out for the wedding Of
Mr.. Thco. kober, one OF our commission
merchants, to Miss Ella Murphy, OF Easl
Liverpool. r. ~
bunch" Iiustcad and Miss Baird (dauph
ter OF DR.. Geo. Baird. OF Wheeling, are visit
Ing relatives and friends In Morsuntown.-
.MOrgdniorn PO,i. .sIsT
We are glad 10 see DR.. n. Sessler out again
after few days illness. He will DO present
at the sermon TO be delivered by KEY, A.
Blum, this evening. - -.
! W. s. Mccullough, the Eighth ward drug
gist and wife returned yesterday after a two
weeks visit In tho West. ~ ~
d. \Va Ind n ,,taobapt o,lI I,.k .
Mr.. d. =. Eichelberger, Jr.. OF the Martins
burg .State,ndn, and his young friend Mr,
Bowers. This Is their first visit 10 Wheeling,
and theyexpress themselves as highly pleased.
DR.. lIazlctt and Morgan l.. OF, ESQ.,, leave
today for fishing and hunting jaunt about
the Northwestern lakes. They will be nc.
companled by their sons, Bert and Charlie.
Col. Alex. Campbell had Charge yesterday
OF u very pleasant little party Of Bethany
people who visited the MOundsvile peniteri.
!iary, and were handsomely entt rtained by
Supt. West. Us ~ =
Governor Jackson. who for several weeks
past has been making his Headquarters nj
parkersbnrg, returned to the city yesterday.
His private secretary, Major W. W. Jackson,
returned with His Excellency. 80
The invitations arc ont for the marriage of
Mr.. Clement Hess, one OF our prominent
young business men 10 Miss Lizzie Frank, a
well known lady OF the South Vide, which,
will take place next Wednesday evening at
the Cathedral, and will be followed by an
elegant reception.
Col, Alex Campbell and wife, Miss Mamie
Campbell, OF Bethany, and Miss Campbell's
visitors, Miss Julia Pnrvis and Miss Virgie
Barclay, from the South, will be the guests
to-day md tomorrow OF Mrs. Margaret G.
Pendleton, OF Twelfth street. Miss Campbell
and her friends are very charming young
ladies, and have numerous admirers in this
civ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28
EARM AND RESIDENCE
3lfAtIe..f5I rL Al
PRIVATE SALE!
IN BROOKE COUNTY, VIVA.

The undersigned Offer at private ale, ihs y,
known property. situated 10 Buffalo dpi'1 ~ y.
county. West Va. about II quarter Of hf 8 " u,
The river and the same distance from N!lr, -
ZION on the T., ". & ny. Railroad md Sst II +
solith Of wellsbnrg, formerly OWNED Y W. Y. n:
ashr more recently the hoine'icGd Of iss I ir,i
CTS Cooper. The property comnkts oas n y ia
and Niuety.eight Acns, and sllOiR' hsa'@ 49,
ASnew. Basil Wells, Robert Miller aHdvheA
The Improvements aFc il, follows. J w =
coininodious Dwelling Of niue Tuo'' s1i, ~. NJ
D, snr'ihDery, well laid out, ti'i iAlt ~ VA
Stable. the latter having room tOr iTt a. M,
anu other necessary and useful onlouhaipp''
good order md repair. ~
There Is on the pIemlscs good oHtaiN " :
sorts Of ituiis In good bearing tOBditios' ,.,J
The land Is undcrlald with two val Iots
cSsl very ecsy Of acc,S 10 either llrrf y 4 y
Perons dtslring 10 examine this ", Ia
purpose o. buying the PANE or 10 ht1i me-,
for other Information, will tall Il"s ~
W. ''' 'A'"'' pAslLSllsx
jy2O ms jOsEPa tILIgS,.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

.Trr Hon. Daniel Beatty, Mayor Of Wash.
lngton, N. j., WHOSE organs and pianos are
known and used wherever there are newspa.
pers and people, sass In reference TO st. Ja.
cobs Oil:IaMy Brother. Capt II. Beatty, pur.
chased 81. Jacobs Oil for the Use Of bis wife.
She was well pleased with the results 1t Of.
iected as II proved an excellent remedy for
rheumatism, the disease from which she sui.
iered. From my knowledge OF It's eitlcaclous
working must say that St. Jacobs OIL Is un.
equaled as remedial substance" 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

!, HAckNErAcx,n, d lasting and fragrant per
( lame. Price e5 and5O cents. -.
SmLons CuRE WILL Immediately relieye
( Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. SS
~ FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, Won
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
EShiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails 10 cure. r.
w A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. q
lows Hall, and BY r. H. List, 1910 Main
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Take "BLACK.DRAUGHT" and you
will never b bilious. -'- .,,'-
For sale by Logan & Co.
Reduction In Pianos.
Present stock OF pianos, Steinway, Knabe
Chckering, IIallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild. &c., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early ant
secure great bargains.
LUCAS Music SroRE,
ll42 Main street.
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ShOrf Hreafl,

Q. Bortle, Manchester, n. y. was troubled
with asthma for eleven years Had been
obliged to sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights in succession. Found immediate re.
lief from Thomas Electric Oil, and is now
entirely cured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

Life Is not always under our own control,
but can be prolonged by care and prudence.
Burdock Blood Bitters as q laxitiye alter.
alive and duretic medicine tend materially
to restore health and lengthen our days.
Price 81,
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEAcurS;

applications VIII be received Lr H., ~ I,
auGa;len q TfiAdepha district mi, NJ ,! Ess
tensS ~, r iss., ior principal and Two ssiss
cans must 1nu sT hsES school m a, T,aspla M
Board OF Examiners Of Ohio COMMIT tat sN zoe ..
accompany the application, ''' aapada +
Applleants Tor the position Of ,ips,,,.-,,'
telnifcd 10 be examined IN AlpeL,s III n,s4A
hpny, PHILOSOPHY, Ihys0lory IND fS. nSt9
or assistant teachers IN Algebra, In ,ss,, ,Sk ~
schools. ''' sei'oi Law lot Pasl1
IA, re eoard OF Examines for ohIo O.r,,, 4
noid m examination ut Tilat!epLi, Sp Sas "
:. Address applications 10 gee "Ssns v
tvs ". II. WADDlE se,t Z
~. Fin fjtut, II E.,
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Turner Excursion to Pittsburgh, August
- 5th, ISS2.

Saturday, August 5th. the Turner's will e1.
curt 10 Pittsburgh via P, G. & St. L. Railway.
Fare for round trip, S2 90. For tick cts and fur.
Their information apply to committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

MRS. ZIEGENFELDER is prepared TO
supply families with llrst.clnss article
OF leo Cream to-day. No. GO Twelfth
, Street. tEa- Hsz= j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

THE only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause head
ache or constipation, as other iron prepare.
tons will, Is Browns Iron Bitters nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

Nor an experiment Of, cheap patent metlI.
cine Is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is prepared
by one OF the Oldest and most reliable
chemical firms, and will do all that is
claimed for It n. q pty :,
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

,, Hil Thursday. August Ii, lss. ,,,co,.. :
propositions will be fstiyed ~ ~ edt Il
cry a. the Auditors Once, In CaGI, lgalS Q
Y, Vnio, ny The engineer islibIect "a ~ MO 10
we county COMMISSIONER ict ,be s Sue ap.HnIa
.ne Sadn and Harrisyille Macad,uu ~ 1
ptS.les and spcciteait IL, Of The sSora ,S'd 10,
sen, and other lniormul Ion thai m,He,setn,s
gre cIn be obtained at tho i,sidspSSs.u :. q, !
ge .n a, snort Creek or at The Gni,cf,v ~! y. e
mi s 10 eash made monthly On n,Ir,..a ~
aronc suS!Snt heclii.y will be NS1ina q,
ten miles. A'NSA nd Id
Jui,, 1852. WM G rny = 80 4
= sMAI - Short Greek, U,,rjSfs9ENt
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For Rent.

In Bridgeport, tirst.class business room,
with new counter and shelving, next to
Zlmmer's drug store. This Is the best stand
In town. Inquire Of Zlmmer's, Bridgeport,
Ohio. ..- - - ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28
BONDS FOR SALE,

, sealed proposals will be received A, In. 40,
tne CLERK q the County tOurt Il Ohio o;s.,t
wheeling. W. Va. until Friday, 9Th DIV Al IN
iese, ~ noon, for one or murr Of The 70 fIts lis
4Ied Dollar six per cent len yea, bonds d, lktIa
virginia Exhibition aud State Fsit 1wc I.Isp |,
ms secured by the tlnt decd d! ,r,iI on In psc,s
y. OF said Association, "''' "'"' p''is'
jy27 - = GEO UoOr r,ms,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

THIS Is the time 10 save money. DO II
lby huying your Furniture or Mantels
from +. q. Caldwell, 1900 md 1909 Mar,
: ket Street. Cone
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

aF THE usual merchants iancl ut the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

y For sale-Bay Mare. &c.
Z, Stephen Mccullough = Carpenter and
A. Plain House Made Handsome.
Si Wanted-G. o. Smith. f.,
A Large Walnut and Glass Case For Safe.
Regular Cincinnati and Louisville Packet
Steamer St. Lawrence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by wells Health
RencMer.N 81 n n. -l.-..-..t- .LL.. -L-L-L-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-28

F0R SAlE-llOUSE AND THREE
- LOIS III Siingo Junction, suitable IA, i1;S,I
s91ariing. Now occupied as BaIe,y md G,ao.
w WIZ ioo yards OF public works AiiT,,. M