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PHILIPS THE phILANTIIROrlsr.
How He Helped n Girl on to Her West.
crI Home. .

How IJc Helped n Girl on to Her West.
cru Home.
Yesterday morning there arrived in the
city from Hancock, Maryland, on the II
o'clock b. Il 0. train, Il young girl named
Adlie McClaTen. She was apparently about
fifteen or sixteen years old, dercntly md
neatly dressed and not Mt all bad looking, but
she was very rural, in fact as the saving
goes "srcen us grass and fresh as butter"
Her parents were in poor circumstances and
recently died leaving her homeless. After
paying some expenses she bud ten
dollars left, and with that started out for
Holman, Robinson county, Mo, where she
has Il brother. When she arrived here she
only had G5 cents left. At the depot she fell
into the hands Of .'steercr," who promised
to procure for her cheap ticket to the west,
Waterman Tracy did not like the looks OF
the fellow and stcered the police upon the
couple. The girl was taken to the CITY
Building and sent by Capt. Bennett to Squire
schultz, but that worthy County Commits.
sioner could only give hor n pass rs far rs
GAINESVILLE, and that did hot suit. The
girl returned TO the center Of the city and
iate in the afternoon was found by S1uire
Philips and DR.. Reeves in the Mcclure House
lobby. They closely questioned her and
found her Il worthy object OF CHARITY. but
possessing an amount OF innocence that was
truly refreshing; she proposed to walk, rs She
had heard 'it was not very far to brothers,"
When told it was over 1000 miles she re-
piled she probably could .get u lift in
wagons once In Il while" n l.,I :
Justice Philips then determined to do the
phianshropist act; so taking her TO restau-
rant, where she devourned supper as
though she had tasted several hours, lie
started out to make up a purse, and in n
short ,ime. Ind over $50, with which he bought
her ticket and sent her on her way ut. li:l5
last night with over 81 in her pocket. Mr..
Philips says. that "gooly gooly people are
no good; that their protested goodness is a
sham; that they did not contribute worth a
cent, but that the gamblers and toughs were
the lads TINT shelled out" E=o5 - ~ :,
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personal I!lstEF'y.
Items OF Intelligence or Intcrcst to In.
IL Is.lI sIl.r

Items OF intelligence or Interest to In.
ulyldunlS. .'t
Deputy U. S. Marshal Haggery is again in
town. .-. ne
Ed. Norton left last evening for short
visit to Cincinnati: i.,..S0 : 4
John Buttertield, Jr., was yesterday II pas
sengcr on board the Andes for rarkersb,lrg.
Miss Sallie McLure, OF Shor, Creek. is
visiting the family OF Col. jake Swciizer. OH
Eleventh street. h. ,I.E..-T ~. NJ
Mr.. r. W. Garfield Of Cleveland, an uncle
Of the late President, spent the night in
Wheeling. ,.aIs. .7.l -
John Heckel, head usher ut the Opera
House during the past season, yesterday left
Tor boston on prospet ng tour.
c. l.. Ilillcary, lost car agent OF the Indiana,
Bloomington Il Western railway, is in the
city, from indianapolis, on business.
Dr.. G. b. Harvey, Of phllippi and DR.. G.
II. Dobson, Of Glenvillc, were among the ad.
vance guard OF those attending the Medic
Society. -
U. S. Marshal Atkinson and family re-
turned last night on the steamer Chancellor
from Charleston, where they have been
visiting for some time:' go
AIT. a. Is. 1ouSt, prominent miller OF
tairview, Marion county, is ut the St. Jumes
hotel. He is here to purchase new machinery
for his large mill ut Fairview.
Squire Schulsze is daily bothered with in
diSeent people who reach the city and want
to be helped further on. lie says he Is
rapidly becoming Il general transportation
agent. ~. #'-.
Marshal George W. Atkinson, Past High
Priest. has been elected President of the
Veteran Odd Fellows Society, OF Charleston.
Hc is quite youthful PATRIARCH Charlesion
Tribune .. -
Mr.. John J. Jones and wife left yesterday
for Monmouth, ILL.,, where he goes as n repre-.
sentative TO the United PRESBYTERIAN Church
General Assembly which meets in that place
on the 9th inst. ,a
Mr.. L. Dow Henderson,, advance agent of
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests Miustrels.
which are booked for the Opera House next
Wednesday evening" is in the city. m
Maj. D. L. Stalnaker left yesterday for a
short trip in the West in tho interest Of the
White Sulphur Springs. When the season
opens at "fhe White" the major will be one
OF the clerical force.
That dread disease scarlet fever. Inns sorcly
afflicted the family OF Mr.. John Winder, the
worthy foreman OF the lSTELLIsrScgn news.
rooms. Out OF five children he has lost three
in the last three weeks md all his children,
including also himself, have been attacked,
The third funeral from his home takes place
this afternoon 1T O'clock lie and his cs.
tImaole wife have the sympathies OF Il large
number OF friends, - ys =
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1WIVItIIiiIn c.. q
thlViigiula eonsols, ex.
y tn mat. coupons. CT
3 Virginia ieieffcd... ~
q eCiipnsl. e vffIIHn1.
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A select party OF about fifty pcrsons com.
composed Of the invited friends-of Will
Tokay; The Thug" and Otto, Siumpp 1.-THE
ex'lieht Weight Champion Wrestler OF
West Virginia" assembled in the St. Charles
Hotel Court, Inst evening, TO witness the
wrestling match between tho above named
parties. The match was for fifty dollars a
side, catch us catch can, best two in three
rounds, English rules. ils5fIi. ~. =
Both men were in prime condition, and
betting was even on the start. The match
ended IN a draw after three rounds Tokay
third round a foul was claimed BY both
sides and the match ended. The time was
thirty minnics, Charlie FEaher and Henry
Robrecht acted as judges 4iTf l 'ii "a. p =
Tokay md Stump will try ano,hcr tussle
At the old fair grounds, Wheeling Island,
to-day At GEM. when great sport may b5
expected as there is considerable money
wagcred on the result. 81 q i VI.
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4 SURE THING.
The ll0at Rnce NclWcen tlntOr mud Ericc.
ltii-'Ihe Articles Etc. u..E "a

The ll0at Rnce NclWcen t'lntOr mud Ericc.
lnni-rhc Article. Etc. ... q
The boat race between Ed. Clator and
Billy Driceland, mentioned in yesterdays
issue as probable, is m assured fact, Us the
articles OF agreement were signed last eve.
ming, and the additional $3.50 put UP by each
side in the hands OF Will Entlcr, who was
chosen MS final stakeholder. The men with
their friends met at Enters last evening and
the articles were drawn up, but
are not to be published ut pres
eni; however, they are in the s.ereotyPed
form and s,inulate that between . and O r. NJ,
on Saturday, June II, 1852, the race is to be
rowed on the lower course, starting opposite
the Belmont mill watar works, ~ mile
down and return, in best and best bouts, for
$1,000 a side. The Sl,i00 $500 per side) that
remains TO be put up is to be placed in
Entler's hands between 6 4. NJ. and G r. N. on
Friday, June 10Th; the party failing to do SO
iorfcits the $3.50 already up. The choice of
sides is to be decided by toss and the usual
provisions in relation to judges. buoys stake
bouts, referee, etc, are all provided for in the
proper form. s
prominent in boating and sporting circles
were at Enters last evening and discussed
the coming race in spirited manner. A
pretty race. plenty of excitement and fast
time are all looked forward to. Doth men
have warm and ardent admirers, who will no
doubt put up any amount Of money and
with many 1t will pc case OF make or
break. The men have been in practice all
the time, but they will now 80 into active
training in order to be in their prime for the
struggle, when long disputed question rs 10
who is the best man will be decided.
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CITY COUNCIL.
The Routine Business Attended to II
v,., S.trl.f$u GnSlln,.

The Routine Business Attended to nj
Last Nights Session.
When the Second Branch Of Council camt
to order last night the following member.
were present: President Scott. Messrs. Baker
Burdatts, Clark, Commerford, Davis, Dun.
ming, Grogan, Halter, 1taberiIeld, 1liIdrelh
Hoffman. Kimberly, Laughlin, Robinson
Steele. Warehouse and Winserter.
Chief Eccles, OF tho Fire Department, rec
commended the appointment OF Richard Ken.
hey rs hostler Mt the Hope house; Charley
Donel as foreman OF the United engine;
William Colts rs engineer at the Atlantic;
Paul Porter as foreman pro tenn of tho same
engine; Geo. Butler us hostter Of the Eighth
ward hose; Hurry Mason rs tillermun OF the
Hook md Ladder truck, and A. G. Carpen.
ter and L. A. Elbcrtas extramcu, ali OF
which was adopted.
Some minor matters in relation TO the
Water Works were referred to the proper
committee.
c. II. Booth & Co., were granted license
to keep wharf boat, and II. .Engish a
shooting gallery license. J. n. Hawkins
was granted u rebate on the uncxpired term
OF his shooting gallery license. which was
unnulcd
The ordinance prescribing rules and regu.
lations for the government of the Board OF
Public Works, was then taken up. Some
account Off its consideration will be found
elsewhere.
Pending this subject, OIL petition OF VIM.
McAlauaway, his license was annulled and
revoked, and the tax for the uncxpircd term
refunded. D. c. kochler was granted license
to kccpa coffee house Mt McAianuway's old
stand, 1924 Main street, and he gave bond
with Henry Hanke and Peter Welty as sure.
ties. 80 u n
In the First Branch Mayor Egertcr presided,
and MessrS. Crswell, Wilson, Hull. Hal
stead, Bnttcriield. Fritz, schultze, Simpson,
Wolvington, Boring, McAdams and Miller
were present.
The refusal to grant license at the last
meeting to Muhleman & Norton and Mr..
Brubacker TO run billiard rooms, was re-
considered, aud the licenses granted.
The matters coming up from the Second
Branch were concurred in with one excep-
ton in regard TO the reference OF matter Of
no public interest. The pending business
was finished and the Branch adjourned at
IN early hour. sss71 gHf
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Washington Trying Whitney Flirts witt.
2 -TJl5Tt. F+t- VI. Enrfnno iEr-.rfsEE II

He is IS years old, but has the appearance
OF one who has gone through with LONG years
OF hard work. His family consists OF a wife
and four children. lie bought half ticket
No.7s, 637, in the April (i5SD Grand Month.
ly Drawing Of the Louisiana Siaie Lottery
for one dollar. lie received promptly SIS, 900
and has invested $3.50 in the purchase OF 4
house No, 29G5 w. Jefferson. street, and the
rest he will inrcGt against a future possible
rainy day.-fort ItdgB t}pdf Sentiae2, liprH
18th. The next drawing will occur JunelS,h,
when Gen'ls. 6. IT. Beauresard Of Louisiana,
ind Juhal A.. Early, OF Virginia, will scatter
half q million dollars amongst j; those wise
enough to invest. x Any one! can apply for
further Information 70 MA! DaupGin, New
Orleans, IN, sssIs u paw a
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The East Wheeling Scandal,

= Mr.. uslleion, not Hustleton, as his name
was printed yesterday, objects to some state.
men's made yesterday concerning the
alleged abortion which has been a subject Of
gossip in East Wheeling for some days, and
which was mentioned yesterday in these
columns. He Is not an uncle of the girl, and
no also denies that he ever publicly stated
that he saw the girl and the 4 Young
man she first accused Of her ruin visit Ger.
tain doctors Office together In a buggy,
Neither, he elaims, did he ever circulate i
report that no had seen the couple together
at Deilaire. we give him tho benefit Of Ills
denial. y Tho girl left the city yesterday for
her home down the river. There arc still
some very mysterious facts in connection
with the stories circulated, but as no official
steps have been or will be taken In the mat.
ter, no good end would be served By detail.
Ing them publicly. That tho abortion was
produced there can be little doubt, but the
Will probably never be reliably known. + s,7ssS
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TIE city treasurer Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Michael Kranse, Esq, extolling the praises O /
St Jacobs Oil, said: I'm my opinion St.
Jacobs Oil Is u sure cure. for rheumatism
every. time have used that invaluable
remedy myself for rheumatic palms. and, in
my Judgment. It has no equal In that line. It
is grand discovery NJ =,
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caSlet uiN iOWeT, s-".s
New foEK. May 2;-Dny GooDs-rrno,,s :,
sotsoi' Hoods the paSt week 3377 pacs stc, H.
~ o. January GlYl7 packages against &, ,Oi n,rt.
s' year. and y O'5 packages in 1885, New So.
.cIiolis are very m0dcmte md triugactIons n ~ lin,
lied to the requirement Buyers in q nd farn na
Ium,uer are added to duly but they nrn Snint
lOOsets on until the opening OF lime NJ ni,t tes
Professionalism The autumn are looked for. = -
TOLEDO: May 9-Whcat dull: No. . rod .,o,
and Nay 81 "a: June 81 33h July 81 1GiI.. at H.
gust 81 t3 nssed ycarSl r. Corn 0uIct mi s,or
no. = spot !!4c: May 75s4c; June and iniw = -.
x S,ir hIEc 4id. Oats dull ind nominal GIoscd.r'
Mheat unchanged. Corn steady; No. . snnt 7SLo
xiii XII 1 ny s .e' June 'aa'3c: July 7aA7s ysar
East EAST Liberty, Pa, May es-Cat,le-nccc,n,x
She no Mrse' active nnd prices lVal5c hiyher
lioss-h CENTS 1000 hcad. Market n rr. ph,,..
deiphias S Ems So Workers 81 Slas 81 t" MA
Shccp-RGcripis 2400 head. Market x,o,v a.,
prices &c oil from yesterday. - . a'o" "'u '
BnAbFoEi: Pa. May q .-Oil-Another lad h,o,,,.
opcM NJ tHAc; hishest fG1tc lowest G3l,c oiostnr,
~ ~ sales Sl7, 600 Darrcls Totul .htnunm,ss
Mhaa! Cos barrels; charters q, 500 h,rrcsi
,TiiTSnuEGit. May 23.->pctro cum very oo,,ro.
ohiMu ceftil!ea:eS lower opened nj Grk I'd "uno. i
Ho,n S,Gtc anu closed Mt GG4c; refined va rh,la.
T, ,IiIusr!LLr, "a, May e3.-oil openel a, ct,Ic
snts' 90 e,c lowest closed III C5c GhfTn
barrels. b 3lEL s-'''''S''A "oie' runs 91,oo
.lSciSXATi May e3.-1ivc hogs active and firm.
bom a., 90 90 " lnct tng 81 seas TO- Kct eips Us
mead; shipments $50 head. - e''a s''
:, alliiLlDElliiA. pa, May e3.-Flour steady and
"..S..-"keu. N!e uour homlnnlly unchanged
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GENERAL NoTlCss

NJ OTI CE;-AN ENrERrHIS;Sc
~ house Of good standing doing ,'MslelAG
wine %aim,s mSf San. sTo,es and d,aFS S
'lUQiune," tho national ION inI tclhliy
Great Britain, AMI rapidly bcc0n,Inv %,y,,HlS
mi. county,, Applications for thv nrraS.ntd
addressed 10 HocnOne Bureau, y fNtis SpHI ny b
York City,, The beverage Is peculiarly n.y. w
Southern climates. '>sN''NiE At1pNL
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Wheat. Corn. Oats Pork. Iar1
June; July. June, June. June. June
pencil |nsnS " $ ! RI III IN l9 q II Is
iyhcst... 22sas ~ 7 5c 10 n II *
as,s,io. =. ., y w 70 10 30 II 10 ;

BALTIMORE, May 81. Flour quiet md unchanged
Wheet " ma I lower, M winter red spot md
Corn Western dull and e 81: mixed Ypot md Mny
Sic: June sV4c; July size; August SIZE fla n,
f'ey INA G"S Sss white SsG3 mixed SIC
mess pork old so 0o new 81 co. l}ulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides packed 50 Gs,Ssl"3L
n bienn shonl!ers SO a74 clear rio side, sa S7
Western Erhss packed l5ao,c Esss ouiet NJ nv
Petroleum qhie! md nominal CoiIre stctdy. 81.
g,r Ann; soft loc Whisky dull and Irregular nj
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THIS afternoon at one o'clock the Opera
House band will leave the Opera House for
Eleventh street, where they will take the
cars for Ilornbrook's Park, aud give concert
In the afternoon and evening. This Is the
place. A large crowd may be looked for. M
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sot n. fremon, ST., Baltimore
During the war | was in.
juredinthc stomach piece
Of n shell, and have suffered
fromiteversincc. About four
years agoit brought on paraiy-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said l could not
live. IsuHered fearfullyfrom
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for q large portion OF the
time was unableio retain even
liquid nourishment. l Tried
Browns Iron Bi,tersand now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
6. DECKER.
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Present stock Of pianos, Sieinway, knabe,
Chickering, llnllcl ~ Duvis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, de-, Mt the very lowest prices,
ana great reduction for cost. Call carly aud
secure great bargains.
Lucas Music STORE,
a -7'.g' lli2 Main street,
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Take one pound Of -four; mix we'll through
II ono and half measures 'I,ASSEHr Baking
Powder; add two tea.poonfuls salt; then rus
In onc.half pound shortening; add with "A
spoon one.halt pint sweet milk, bake in jelly
cake pans; when cold. md just before caiinE,
place In. layers, covering each one with straw
berries which have previously been sugared.
This cake is equally good with any kind OF
fresh fruit, 1870 ~ 1[.'. I -, :.
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GEALED PROPOSALS,
=, ~. CLERKS OFFICE,
hoard OF COMMISSIONERS. ONO Cory,v

Sealed rroposalswil be received at III, os.s,
so co nt WORK % ~ i. Sn. at no" or os
mouth aud n point about ono md %H. AWInh
above, embracing hrrro, imntelv. nG ~" i y, =
yardSeScssyAtion: la5 cutie yards cl,e,, sVLs
laid dry; lt0cuhic yards bridge masSnrr ~ .At
class, laid III mortar. l'lds OH rStTynii " N3Gt
distinct 4r earth, lo3se rock mud Mild I"rs VI.
SsoFy VII be round from al iis
or MI bids. Proposals should be enL",,, N w
pDsllS for work on Short Creek" '4''e', IN
By order Of the Board.
". r. SWIM. Engineer: "oops, tlt't
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You can buy the celebrated coe.gcared
Novelty Clothes Wringer OF Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one.half The price
charged by pedllers for third class wringcrs,
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OF DlsSOLUTi0Y

Notice Is hereby given TIM, ut ,cpp,,.
Of the Stockholders Of tho Biuth tciS sssss,
Company Of Wheeling, held on ,hr " NV vi
April, A.. y. iss2, II Mas rc,olvcI tlrt ~ ne 3
o. the MD CORPORATION DO discontinued d ~, Tss,
" 'aoncy on , aS.e ,, so * clde win receive T.
tho Exchange Bank Of Wheeling, W.T." sFttel
mnyl.A a. }. Ss EfSEy t..u
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.Q ( !l: Q,1teltiQenrer.
Ouice' nos. .5 and - Fourteenth Street.
EeW Advertisements

n lN[s-' = Now AuVertINGInCnts.l = -----
y, Commissioners Sale Of Valuable City
Property. ss. a5 :
~ A. Cost--Whosesale Stationery.
~ Cuticura-Third Page .-
Palace Kefrigerators-Sesbitt & Bro.
4 rhiladelphia Lawn Movers. L. Boyd.
4 Social aud Supper. f'Gl@.
..E Wanted-Agents. al,7 .,r5 s..a r.
IA Upright Pano-Wilson & Banner. 81
OF Local. 81 - = r ,>'"
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FOX SALE.

TOR SALE-SAFE FAMILY U0rSS
~ with ph;rioa an harness tuUna nj, ~
nt his stables, on Market street, ijo@l s, s1
oiIercd.) ', "o"' tltsltl
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FOR SALE.
CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OP
q (oMMlSal JSE1sS OF THE OuSTY or ONO,
.HaF. uErIYsr NNnc N 1880

CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OP
~ (oMMlSsl JSE1sS OF THE OuSTY or ONO,
So NHEEiISG. Mny ", ISL e
The Commissioners Of Ohio md brooke countt
oiier for sale the stone belonging 10 the nbutHtts
o. the county bridge ntTms shOt Cnel al lis m0lh
The st,nc Is dressed. btcdeh md i'inttd NJ ~
class WORK, about ltU cubic yards being e'timsh
10 DO IN the s0Uih nbutmcnl. nov tiOntiR! ~
about 10 cubic yards washed out from The he1a
nbutment, which nrr bclIe,ei 10 be rroven&
from the ncighboringsanh bars Al low water. lie
purchaser will be ut I'LL costs o getting out and IT
moving the stone.
lids VIII be received ut this 0alce, addressed y
the UNDERSIGNED. nn'Il the 10Th day Of May, hE
~, alld must be accompanied BY the sisnutHf q
Two respectable pnrtics, who vii ia rec to ruAEahe
prompt Payment BY The purchasers.
The right Is preserved TO eject any and ell !!a''
= .t-s''T7f {. ). TEHkR,l,.
Chairman OF the Committee on Roads md lN1tsd
OF Ohio county. ,,,v
..,. ARM. WIiSOS. y
M.r Commissioner Of lIOOkc COUNT
W C. SMITH, C. L. ..,o,, .
IN RODT. Il. #66bs,
myl6 Clerkof Of III" Bmrl al Commission eM ~ !.
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CHICAGO. May 23-The Drorer,s .rouroo, ,o,,,.,,,
HT.-lecclpls 1900 head; shinmsmn,.sI l"I IN IN
hend. Market 5aloc lower. closes weak: eou mon
t. Eoot mixed 81 3oa7 90: henyy s. 0NGS %: iirht
S w. his, sa sas s so5 qna,y GOOD
head Market strong active ard advan"td is !S no
eXtt mere generally poor: exp2rts 81 0oaS 81 bc.
my inc nSst Il s;asSea good Slipping s. Is:
tnrnn"h M, ~ S4aI ~ mixed steady s. G0n5 Is:
pay prices reluctantly: stockr1s s. OoaS o. ,1irS
cal,es 50 OoalG W ". hend. - wy" ' ~ u'.i'!
n, shSel,nNeeeip,s 500 head: shipments none; dc
shorn sy rHo, 9es q common 10 fair
tE0 IN. -@"o ~ NooIeu 81
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tss The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer. Us obseryedat Schncprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday; : N,
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FOR SALE OR REM.

4 large two story B,ick House suitable IA, ,,,.
or boarding house, with saloon aia,b,S In T. n
most desirble pnrt Il the fIrhth wa,d With "
minutes walk OF La belle Mil. Pottery, WIFI,
employment. Va ",ya .as. It'd
n!o 1ilicr 81 Twelfth l,,t., d
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The managing committee having in charge
the matter Of securing favorable vote upon
the proposition to subscribe to the stock OF
the W, T. IL G. railroad, have appointed sub.
committees In each Of the voting precincts,
and also prepared circular letter 10 be
printed and sent 10 each member OF said com.
mittees, fully cxplaining the proposition,
land the advantages that must accrue to the
county from the building OF the road.
Overtures have been made by Denwool
parties to Kelley, the man now In Jail here
ducins him to agree 10 leave this section OF
tho country, promising him that II he will
agree TO do so no bill will be found against
him by the grand jury. Kelley has no OBJ
lection to this mode Of getting out Of the
difficulty. provided his wife, or the woman
10 whom he was last married, be permitted
toaccompany him. but ny her father will not
agree 10 this arrangement, nothing will like.
" come Of the negotiations. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-24

:. PEDEsrglASlsM made easy by using German
Corn Remover. Get the genuine 225c. Drug.
gists ~ - a y 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-24

|. Horsford's Acid Phosphate In Ncryou.
Debility. tl Ssjj..lSgs
81 Dr.. Edwin F. vose, Portland, Me-, says:;;"I
$lave prescribed It for many ; OF the various
forms Of nervous debility, and It has never
failed to do good. 81 Z, rTllsaw ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-24

BENGAL, winner OF the Blue Ribbon Stakes
at Lexington, ut the Pittsburgh Park, May
Soth and Slst, June lst and I'd. Start at oo::S0
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