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RIVER INTEI.LIGENCE

In the Sinpe of General Notes Gathered
on the Lerce. .,-.s
The Scotia will pass down at an early houl
this morning.
The II. N. Townsend and J. s. Neil passed
down with empties. ..3F.s'il5 81.
Considerable lumber is arriving these day,
from down the river. = 4. 49,
Business was livelier on the landing yester
day than ithas been for some time.
The W. n, Chancellor passed down at moor
yesterday, several hours late, with good
trip for Charleston. ~
The Jennie Campbell arrived with The
barge Philo from Louisville, and laid up be-
side the Harry II. and Nick Crawley. e Z
The river rose yesterday morning. but yes
terday afternoon was stationary. The gauge,
marks on the levee Indicated depth OF o feet
@ inches In the channel. 3.
Commencing next Sunday evening tho
Little Anna will leave the wharf for
Martins Ferry at 1850 o'clock, during the A.
NJ. E. camp meeting at Walnut Grove. Re.
turning, II will leave after the evening ser.
vices. II ~. .s,y<s. - . =.
The St Lawrence arrived about $50 A. N,
with fair trip for this season OF the wear,
and will leave this afternoon for points be.
low as far as Cincinnati, her regular port.
This elegant side.wheel steamer Is a popular
one, and can be commended TO all who wish
to travel by river. no s=..5 (. ~
4 Secretary Folger has demanded the resig.
nation OF superyising Steamboat Inspector
George \. B. Tower, Of the Second district,
on account OF characterization. Tower Is the
inspector who has almost ontinually during
his term oil office made issue on many points
with Inspector General Dumont, who Is thus
Yindicated BY the Secretary. ~
PIrTsluRdH, July. 2l.-River 4 feet and TALL.
Ing. Weather clear and warm. f,.5s
On Cry. July el.-Riyer 10 inches and
falling. Weather clear and hot, :. NJ 5;
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COLLEGE OF

!. .AEwsraPE's Advertising bureau, 10 spr,lct
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IHc SCHOOL Board met on Thursday even.
iing to consider the bids for the erection Of
the new school houses to be built in the Fifth
and Second wards. But they were again laid
over until next Monday evening, We under.
stand that bids were deficient in the matter
o. guarantees for bonds. During the evening
Miss Emma Gill was elected teacher. Of tho
lowest primary room in the Fourth ward.
with salary Of so per month. Mrs. s. b.
Lilly ~ was elected to the same grade in the
First ward, at salary Of s37 per month. We
are glad to see that the labors OF the primary
, teachers are at last being appreciated. :.
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pERS0SALAND SOCIETY GOSSIP,
Movements OF LndIes mud Gentlemen
Here md ElScwhcrc


Movements Of Ladies' mud Gentlemen
Here md Elsewhere.
Rev. R. Rush Swope will return to-day
from Cleveland.
Miss May black, OF the South Side, is visit.
Ing friends at Woodlands.
Maj. J.. T. Anderson returned early this
morning from Mountain Lake Park.
| LII. Hutchens, OF Baltimore, formerly well
known In this vicinity, is in the city.
Mr.. Gus. Mathews arrived in New York
from Europe yesterday, aud will be home OH
Monday.
Chief Clerk Wimotli, OF the State Superin.
tendent OF Free schools office, Is now
qunrtered ut Mt lIclleview.
Bates Woods, OF the Auditors office, is
going TO take trip to the Virginia Natural
bridge In September, on his wheel.
Miss Ellie UpdegralI, Of Wheeling, is visi.
ting at the residence Of Mr.. J. W. Burns
this placc.-Fairmont Vest Hryinim.
kempcis preparing new lecture on
THE Humors Of American Politics :" Lord
deliver us !-Beiidire Tribune. Amen.
We regret to note the painful illness oil
John II. Dunlap, editor of the Sunday Leatler
who is confined to his bed with bad attacl;
| oil SClaticA. -E"' E't. r.r-t ....a ~
Miss Minnie Black returned yesterday from
Colonel d. NJ. Eoirs pleasant place ut Wood.
lands, where She has been spending the past
two weeks.
We are glad to sec Tom Scanlen out again
after protracted siege with the typhoid ie.
yer, and his numerous friends willre;oicc "a
hear the fact. -l.3s5 -
Mr.. Sol Ineersoll, n prominen. oillciul of the
u. 4. 0. express system. WINS in the city yes
terday, and left last evening for Washington
Pa, on visit. z go
Ben Hardcsty is studying hard for the final
Naval examination, which the Secretary oil
the Navy Inns informed him will take place
September 22I. -
Sheriff Candy, Of Mineral county, was In
the city yesterday and settled to the last cenI
with the State Auditor. Something Sheriff.
seldom do, by the way. Es.Ills5'' -
Mr.. Harry T. Black, who has been swing
ing around the circle Of the summer resorts
OF the State, Is expected home to-day.
A telegram was received yesterday from
Hon. Ben Wilson, saying that COL T, p
Shallcross, whose serious fall We chronicled q
day or two ago. was more seriously hurt than
was first supposed, and his condition is grave
A party OF ladies this morning excurted IN
Wheeling oil the Abner O'Ncal. They, were
well supplied with lunch baskets and other
necessary equipments. Among the number
we noticed Mrs. r. G. Turner, Mrs, Thos. Dar.
clay, Mrs. Hatcher Misses Mary Barclay,
Deilc Evans, Ina McFeely, Lizzie MeIkle'
Eta Stark and Ella Meiklc.-!SeuJenrihe Ga.
l n. . - p 10 r. 81
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THE BOOM
In Incorporation Certificates Coutin
ues-AnOtlier Railroad, ~

In Incorporation Certificates Coutin.
ues-AmOtlicr Railroad.
II all the railroad. in this State were actual
roads, instead of being on paper, we would
be developed to wonderful extent; we can
only hope that large majority Of them will
materialize, and among them the Kunawha
& Chesapeake road, for1 which accrtliate OF
incorporation was issued by Secretary OF
State stalraker, yesterday.
1t is issued to party OF gentlemen agree.
INK to become corporation for the purpose
OF constructing, operating and doing other
railroad business IN this State under the
name Of the kunawha Il Chesapeake Rail.
road Company. The road which It Is pro.
posed to build will commence on the nortl,
side OF the Great kanawha near Charleston,
and run thence by the most practicable route
US far as may be on the north side of the
river TO point on the Chesapeake & Ohio
road oil or near the kanawha Falls in Fay.
cite county.
The corporation which Is TO be perpetual
will have its head Office In New York City.
Tho capital stock Is 81 200, 900; divided In 500
shares which are held az follows: Coils r.
Huntington. New York; Isaac L. Gates,
Elizabeth, n. j.; James d. Howes North
Tarrytown, n. Y; Edward II. Pardec, New
York aud Geo. Howes, New YorR, 23G shares
each; William II. Hogeman and c. p. Snyder,
OF Charleston, 10 shares each.
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The President Of this institution has been
making extensive Improvements during the
vacation, and everything is being made new
and bright with papering, painting, &c. fS 3
The Faculty for the next year is now com.
pleied by The engagement OF Prof. Wade.
mar Malmcne to take charge Of the conscrya.
tory OF music. 81 a N. i{IsI5
Prof Malmeno has! studied at tho Royal
Institution Of Berlin, also at the Imperial
Conservatory OF Paris, and Is a graduate of
the University Of Cambridge England. y Stu.
dents will have every facility in The study OF
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The Grandest Excursion OF tile Scnson
which is to take place on the Pennsylvania
Central and New Jersey Railroad, from Pitts
burgh 70 the renowned summer resort, Cape
May, n. j., Is one that will be taken adyan-
tage Of by many OF those who seek pleasure,
health and recreation. We learn this escur.
sion starts from Pittsburgh, July eth. at :
O'Clock. \. NJ, arrivingin PHILADELPHIA at $50
T. ~; in this way enabling the tourists TO see
the great sights OF the Allegheny Mountains
l-Horse'shoe Bend, nc. AT Philadelphia the
e1curslonists will remain over night 10 see
the grandeur OF that city by gus light; the
following morning, leave for Cape May by
special traln, arriving there one hour from
time oil starting having the pleasure of the
wonderful sights OF the New Jersey State by
This direct md elegantly equipped road.
Tickets for this entire route from Pittsburgh
and return, have been reduced to eleven dol.
lars, and the advantage of this low rate il
that passengers can return on any train,
Except New York and Chicago limited), IN
to.and including August s. : $50 - =
Among the numerous enjoyments at Cane
May. will be Grand Musical Festival IN en-.
terrain the visitors. The programme will
embrace concerts at the Stockton Hotel and
Congress Hall, Saturday afternoon, j ulv o0th:
and Grand Balls at both places in tho even,
ing, with promenade concerts on the lawns.
the dances and concerts alternating. The
places will be handsomely illuminated and
the entertainments ilcOncludc with n sere.
made ut midnight. st739 -, = :
On Sunday, the 3Otb, a grand concert will
DO given In the afternoon on the lawn of one
OF the hotels, with all the combined forces nj
l25 musicians and 800 voices, in an elaborate
and miscellaneous programme. In Tic
evening another magnificent concert will be
given ut the other hotel with oil The com.
bined forces zza1 -. 49,.
An additional attraction and novelty will
be series Of balloon ascensions to the HEIGHT
Of 900 feet in the air, the balloon making
frequent trips. '.tf.zj 80 =" .s''
Thiswill be one Of the most magnificent
seaside excursions Of the season, and with
tho attractive programme OF entertainment,
Cape May, and the exceeding low fare the
its features. Is = 1900 " 80 '
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4, colored camp.mccting will begin n,
Walnut Grove ,o;dsy. S5i%s3 - : :
i Council faile,. to ma.crializc on THURSDAY
evening, urtii o meeting was held. 80 : =.
There viii be no campmeciine held hy ,ba
ME-. Cautcll In Walnut Grove this year, :, ~
3 George Phelius, w!lU Shas 5keen suif,.r;r,,
from aisucccssion of& li.morrhsres, WAS !, y
ported to be inrroyinslast ev,,linv. b ~
John W. Crooks hay accepted ibe ],con., ;.
OF the Wheeling Sunday Leader. mud viii r l1ai,
that paper In Martins Ferry hereafter. rs ~.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie en Mis- ! ~
hnve arrived at this end IL The limo All Is
nowat work between he,o and sport,.nasi c
Tue are making their Headquarters al. tbc
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Take two cups sugar powdered Is best,
one.half cup butter, one cup milk, two eggs,
yolks and whites beaten separately: mix to-
gether; flavor with lemon or vanilla; add two
and u half cups sifted Hour having mixed In
1t one measure "Bannern Baking Powder;
bake In jelly cake pans. se'' +
For the Cus,ard.-Takc two cups OF milk
when 1t bols add two heaping teaspoonfuls
corn starch, two eggs well beaten, one. lfcup
the custard between the layers Of the cake
while both arc warm, T7. F1E1 = ~
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know about the custom, but what do they
know about what they didf ~ The law pre-.
and provides how, they shall be deprived Of
their license. This Board Is competent 10
determine just 10 what extent the rule Shas
been observed. not what the custom has beef
and what experts say here. But II you will
ngrec what men You want this Board will
summon them. think the position OF the
Board Is well understood. ,l.5' a..
After some some further Informal talk the
Investigation was adjourned until next
Tuesday at 8 A. ". ~ 40 "a ~
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ISOisIASIS.I

u; Z. Carpenter, EsI., IlenLe,,,, /, q
oil lhorlAs!s or Lcpruey Of ISsn,E y. ,aS,
log by tho Cutlcura Rctolveut my. IAn IL
tcrnally. aud Cuticura and CiiIcrsl puHtes
haliy; The most wonderful ma, oT eoas tiig
certified 70 before Justice Of iLa VA .sotd q,
inent citizens, Al AFFLICTED with rSss sat DSs
diseases should send for this IL. I'D III
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The annual membership fec shall be one
dollar. The fec for life membership shall be,
for ladies md minors ten dollars, and for
gentlemen twenty-five dollars. Honorary
members may be elected OF persons noted for
their efficiency In the cause. No person
shall become u member except by election,
aud elections shall be made III regular meet.
ings OF the Society. by n majority Of the So.
ciety or Of the Board OF Managers present.
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TERRIBLE SKIN IIIIN00

f u. Drakc, En-, DetrOIt In, Nv n
atcrrible skin hun0r, which corr,s sSig ny h,
and hands, by using CutlCun REIN had 1,
purher) Internally, and Cuticiir, V sV va
soap lhe great skin curcs) externally ADr Gstas
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MOTHER Died ER0M r.

j. Y; Adams, Newark. Ohio, MI IT.
Remedies arc the greatest intbI Ns,,
Had tho wont case ialt ihtum In iii Y ~
moihef i hHd Twenty years. and n ~ - i,
My arms, breast and head wcrc wv, lfNlsS
Year,, which nothing relieved 0r S SSU.sn ID n.
tho Cuticum Rcsolyent (blOO,i m,r sa Gaul y
And tnlicura and Giticnm Soa n St,..l stal |,
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rs Skw cuxpE ~. Il,

Yesterday Mrs. Eric Scott, mother Of W.
A. and 7. n. Scott, while visiting at her sons,
Mr.. T. Lloyd, al East Liverpool, O., was
stricken with paraly sis, and as the report
comes here Is In dying condition. Mrs. 8.
Is large woman and has been rather feeble
for long time, yet able 10 60 about. She Is
woman OF strong will power, and has long
been member Of the Presbyterian Church.
She has been keeping house for W. A. Scott,
the druggist, who ut the present time Is away
spending short vacation, The friends here
went TO East I.iverpoolto, II possible, relieve
her from suffering. - glN5iFg.,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., July %, A.. A.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather In some portions local rains, winds
mostly northerly, stationary temperature
and pressure. 10 E
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
light winds mostly southerly and westerly,
stationary or higher temperature, stationary
. uresStlre 100 . 81 -.-~r
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REDUCED PRICES.

10 close out the remainder of Onr stock
OF While Chip Hats we hare made still
further reductions In prices.
Y We nre closing out twenty-five different
patterns of Cotton Laces nj 10 cents per
ynrd-a positive bargain.
. - 49, l.. RICE & co.
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Present stock OF pianos, Steinway, Knabt.
ChickerinE, llallet Il Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, DC, ut the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains: n (, s9:. ! n
l5tj LucAs' Music sToar,.
4, 81 sssiS lac Main street. i
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! The County Commissioners have been In
ession since Tuesday last, their time up to
ast evening being occupied in examining
md certifying to road orders, confirming
settlements with Sheriff and Board Of Educa.
ion and similar business. 1t is expected
hat the county levy will be. made 10 day,
md the opinion Of those in position to form
good opinion Is that the levy will be 10
,ents on the 800 valuation higher than last
,par when Ii wna Gll cants -
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MRS. zIEGENFELDER Is prepared 10
supply families with n ilrst.class article
j Of Ice Cream to-day. No. &C Twelfth
= Street --sF.i.' goo Mr. Hrs. III.
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The Turner'S Of this city have arranged
with the z, G; & ST. L. Ry. Co. for grand
excursion 70 Pittsburg, Saturday, August s
that city. q : =, b 80 :
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!. u. Caldwell bundles the product Of
tho Riverside Furniture Factory. Saye
20 per cent ut 800 md 1902 Market
street,
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cuTIcuRA,
(l!.:l.t:: / / !;
Blood Blood Polsonlngs, Scrorulon. !,
e GERS and Itching llumo,. y
Assesses and Glaudulaus
Swellings.
LEAD pOISONIN(i-

NJ. Albert King,bury, Hceps F. ;, @
WIN bad hunlor, on hands and ~ I, tsqy.
lead poisoning. dies painter1 lt aMSi, assi,,
break out. crack open. and ihp H. 4, lines Ii ~
Ih uh Hem In IaiEe Pieces, suffering m, sstas
used Cutlcum lscsOlvent ibInoI Your a.
nally. and Cntlcnra and Cuticnvs paisftr rs
an,l In less than three months elsrtSs tii,nis.
euro, and has nut been troubled NV. I ecIiS.
Ated by Bullard 4 Foster, DrnsvIr. GasstN
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The objects Of this Society shall DO 10 pro
vide effective measures for the prevention Of
cruelty TO children and ANIMALS within thu
State Of West Virginia; 10 enforce all law
which arc now or may hereafter be enacted
by the Legislature OF West Virginia or BY
Congress, for tho protection Of children AMI
dumb animals, and 10 secure tho arrest and
punishment OF all persons violating sucl
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CIl'l,ICIlRA

and curicuKA sotr externally m, ~
RrsoLrkNr internally will n@i,Iv.IISa TIM
species OF humor, from 4 common nir1, Sat ut1
ulA- Price Of CuricuRI, small iaP'e . ~
bo1es VI. CuTlcuRA REsoLyESr. i, sG ~
EGIlGuht SOAP. 3c; CurlcrKA SHAVING W, ste
Depot. WEEKS K POTTER p,.,..
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.Ghe Matelligeuter.


Dissolution Notice.
Z Higgins, the Photographer.
4 List Of Letters.
N Eotice-No Visitors.
For Sale-Bullding Lots, &c.
Gard OF Thanks. r., NJ
Z Chromos md Paintings. ..1.....
3 q. o. Smith, Real Estate; Bond and Stock
Broker. 80, l5ls
"a Wanted-A Girl 10 do IIouscwork.
. Luke Htton-Practical Plumber.
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SCHOLARS are still entering the Business
college Tor the vacation. Another class Of
boys and girls are to begin next Monday.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-TIIE STOCK AND guy
~ will Of n well equipped Job Printing 0te T. y
this city, or would sell material In lots 10 saiL -
further particulars enqulle AT this otlce " !.
.EOR SALE-A GOOD SEC0ND.liAHp
l. Ten Horse Power Thrcshcf and Clo,aa ~ u.
Straw stacker, all In complete running ofdet ~ ~
good work. Has not been ls,d rs much ~ w y
season. Will sell low. Enquire or Adde'S l'G W,
CLARK, MI. Pleasant, 0. ylH
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HOTEL. ARRIVALs.


T J Fuller, Boston. LIB Snble. Pittsburgh.
q Wcldnlnii. Columbus. A 7 Castor, city.
Il VI llernd0n, city. a j NJ Harris, Pittsburgh
y A liOlCUinbc, Dhnyillc. ID + Lhiss. city. ~
7 N Mcconnell, Clevel'd. q Anshutz, rittsbuVh
II y Butler, baltimore. A u Grassland, Montreal
q X Steele. MOundsrille. d X Williams Wellsburg
Wp Rca. Philadelphia. q Sheldon, Pittsburgh.
i RCampbell. chltagU, w N lngersoll, Newark.
J u Workman, l. so. Wk Grimcs, Pitisbuph
J Littoh, Bellairc. J W lIolliugsworh. Flush
VS. Mitchell, Columbus. Fw WeigHnd. Elyria.
Cayw0od, Claiksburg. y Harris, Cincinnati. u
" X iflgsby, Columbus. a " toclintn, baltimore
u Todd. Baltimore. Mrs. Denncy Il Children
Mas Lou McClay. ~ FmNcls, Newark. rlf
J " Wrestling. city. Frank Truxcl, Scottlalc
Truxell ScOtttlalc. q vchr, Cincinnati. 80
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Thermometer Record

TIE usual merchants lancl al illeNeM
McLurc House Sample Rooms daily.
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Cross Greek, Washington county Pa.


Docron bills are abominable and not need.
ed In kidney and liver affections, rs PEEuYA
and MASALIS will cure them. a'.-5
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In Bridgeport, q trst.class business room,
with new counter and shelving, next to
Runners drug store. This is the best stand
IN town. Inquire Of Zimmer's, Bridgeport,
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man House. They will be ! a work

Sherman House They will be ! at work
within our limits by Monday. Z; 4,
slCbubbyn Campbell was pulled In on
Thursday, charged with disturbing the peace
Of the Third ward by the reckless firing Of a
revolver He was drunk. !,
There has been an unusually heavy NOR.
tality among tho infants during the past
week. The general health Of the town Is
good, and no diphtherla or scarlet fever has
been reported. - N, "A 2 -
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SALT RiIEIJW,

Those who have experienced ,hs 49,.
alt Iheum can appreciate The H,nn s .oint:s /
log yoirs. until CURED BY the CniIs,ae' ,tttns
lblood purifier Internally, and CllJSn s kt,lrl
cun Soap externally. SA"eun sntCt;
~, .. Ms. wM. PELLlSGToy s,. Jt
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Once Blind, Seeing to Road Mt Age OF
------- EIyliY.lMc. --L.---

Eighty.Omc. .
hereby certify that was blind for seven
years from the effect Of cataract In both
eyes. could not see to read for nine years.
On the oath Of June, 1881, DR.. Sadler, $50
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh. removed the ca,a.
ract from my LETT DYE. With the help OF cat.
aract glasses can see 10 read common print
and writing, and can see 10 20 about without
glasses. For the benefit Of those suffering
from loss Of eye sight by cataract, wish this
to be published over the country. ! an,
nearly 81 years old and this my own writing.
JOHN L. McCULLouGII,
Cross Creek Washington county Pm
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EOR SALE.
DARN AND RESIDENCE
PRIVATE SALE:
in BROOKE COUNTY, ". va

7Gttsst. ~ eel
The undersigned o!r.r a, private ale Us s,slr
known property. situated IN Buffalo di9n III iyn
county, West Va, about quarter o. n,II,s,, :.i
the river. and tho amc distance itoln I tnr, Milo
tlon on the r., ". & ny. Railruad, ana iSI'G L.
south Of welhbuB, formerly owned Y Il ,,t i'm
zear, more recently the Homestead Of she IWMusird
els Cooper. The property comprises ongg n Jlat,
and Sincty.clRht Acres, md adlons 1n l,ss,,
Agnew, Basil Wells. Robert Miller anu o',.' ,sd
Tho Improvements nrc rs follows: \ a..issss,Jet
commodlous Dwelling OF nine rooms, ~ I'm I'D
BY shrubbery. well laid oul M ~ iV,,,
stable. the latter having room Joy 11TidInr, 81 p
and other necessary aud useful ollIb'ii'd'"s'
good order and rcpalr. -, n, d
There ia on tho p,emi,cs cool oThA' " :
SrtS OF fruits In good bearing rohdiliop' .,,,d
The land Is underlald with two yAldSo ,s,I isi
coal very easy OF access to either Hfe' W r., lie
Pcpons desiring to examine this iatn ,s N. o.
purposc OF buying the tamcot to heat th ~ Ts0
Tor other inIorlna,ion will call upon '"'Si''
on the farm. BASIL wELL.S3;y
jy2O nav 'o'k'A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-22
Kidney Disease Cured.

l!r55 ChristiansburS. Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease.
from which could get no relief. |
tried browns Iron Biters, which
cured me completely. A child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem 10
DC able to cat at all. Igavc him Iron
BisteTs with the happiest results. !:
: 'lia.z.5lsi}=. J. KYLE MONTAGUE. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-22
DOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

That valuable Coal property known As "Si VA
Glen" four miles from The city By W., ESh y.
sion OF D. & o. \. H.. two mlcs from ihe vaiO ",
in direct line starting from Belmont VII ~
Clio ages land In Chase county, Kansa,, TO eItaiF
- ' "1i' ". V. HoGE ( BRO, &
jyl7 lsO Market stntL