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He Not Deceived

By advertisements lalsiiying DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
Unprincipled attempts are made by COM
petttors who boast OF their intention 10 OBJ
tain poss, sson OF the entire Baking Powder
business, and force the community OF house
keepers, by undertaking. DR. Prices Pow
der, to use their own inferior compounds, ad-
vertisipg their own US absolutely Pure, aud
DR.. Prices OF no comparative value when
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder has been
In use for years, and is known to b, supe Tor
in Strength, superior In Purity, superior In
Wholesomeness, and, TO prove the truthful
ness OF this assertion, let II be tested In the
kitchen In the family loaf, by the consumers
only true test-THE Tesr OF THE OWN.
II Is natural that consumers should look
with no little degree Of suspicion upon a
commodity that seeks for favor and sale by
Misrepresentation Of other competing pre-.
ductions There ATE three classes Of persons
competent to SPEAK OF the relative merits OF
baking powders. A nation Of house keepers
who have ured DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder for years, can speak from experi.
mental knowledge, and pronounce 1t the
best, Eminent Chemists speak Of its purity
and effective force from repeated analysis
that has been made from year to year sine
its Introduction. Physicians, treating the
question IS one Of hygiene, speak in favor OF
Or. Prices, for when we eat bread raised with
1t we are eating the wheat -four In all OF its
nutritious efficiency.
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Figures Prom CorrespQndsnt to shoN
Its workings IN belmont County,

Figures Prom n Correspondent TO SHOW
Its workings In Beiniont CoHnty,
To the Editor Qrthf InleiiyAefr,
SAVIOUR 81. ClSirsylle correspondent
represents that the Scott law will not reduce
the tax levy Of this county. 30 glaring q
mis.statement OF fact should not be permit.
ted to pass unchallenged. According to my
information upwards of $4,000 will be paid
into tho County Treasury from that source,
II believe about $92 ,OOO,) but l will call it
SEQ, 900 in round pumbets OF this, three.
tourths IL covered back into the treasury Of
the municipal corporation from which col.
lected, ami one.tourth' transferred to the
poor fund OF the county. About $4,000 Is
being levied aud collected annually for the
poor fund. Will the assessments levied and
collected under tho Scott law not
reduce tho l6vies for that fluid 5000
or more' II moi, why noti Then look at tie
reductions that may be made In the local
leyies OF some Of the towns. From Bellaire
LIQUOR dealers will be collected about s., 900
the municipal treasury. Can not some re.
ductlon In local levies be made there? viii
not the $500, or thereabouts, that the
source make y levy for police PURPOSES un!
necessary, aud will not the other 5000 that
Il will receive reduce the levy for general
purposes Just that much? So Of Bridgeport
Martins Ferry, BarnesYtlle and other towns
Of the comfy Take st. ClalnylllO for an:
other example, where 5000 will be received
into the town treasury. The $500 paid into
the police fund will relieve the levy for that
fund from $3.50 TO $3.50, aecofaingto my o.:
pheFins, and the $500 - the general fund
will reduce the levy for that fund Just that
much.
LeYies for next year were made by the 10.
cal authorities, perhaps, before this law went
into operation, or, At oil events before 1t was
certainly determined that 1t would stand;
but energetic action at the hands Of muniol.
pal councils aud the Board Of County Com.
mlssionels will yet redcue the leyies TO be
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THE srEUBENviLLE COAL NINE
shut Down and the Causes That Led
Toll,

shut Down and the Causes That Led
Toll.
Last Saturday evening the Market street
coal mine at steubenville shut down. The
number OF miners employed was 81. Hon.
g. sherrard, when interviewed by a steu-
benyille Gazette reporter as to the causes that
led to the shut down, said that the Company
had only made 81 900 since the first OF last
October on 100000 bushels Of coal, withou,
counting the wear and tear OF machinery,
capital invt sted, the value OF the Goa! as it
stood In the hill, which was one-half cent
per bushel, or the loss they might sustain
from coal sold to persons who would not pay
for It, He said these facts were Commun'
Gated 10 the committee OF niners that wait
ed upon them, and they did not ask the mill
ers to take their word Tor 1t, but offered 10
allow any expert they might select to
examine their books, but that the commit
tee intimated the miners would consent to
no reduction at all, and the Company had
accordingly announced on last Thursday
that the works would shut down on Saturday
at four O'Clock. Mr.. Sherrard said they
had made no proposition for a specific
reduction, preferring 10 leave that 10 the
miners themselves although of course,
II their, proposition i was noti suitable
ii would not be accepted. He .saidthsy had
81, 600 bushels OF coal, 5000 bushels OF slack,
and 10000 bushels OF coke on hand. The
coal was sufficient TO supply the city for
few months, and they had given up their
contract with the Pan Handle railroad com.
pany. There would be about 100 persons
thrown out of employmentby the shu tdowti,
counting diggers coke drawers, drivers DO.
He said they had made an estimate on four
OF their diggers, taking one Of the best, two
mediums and one Of the worst, and that the
pay OF each for the last twenty-four pays
The company paid every thirteen dSys was
about $3.50 per annum. they had men, he
said, that could make 81 600 per year:
The miners when interviewed, said that the.
reason for iha shut down was necause the
company had made 9 proposition that the
men accept reduction Of wages. for the
reason, as claimed by them, that they could
no longer afford to pay the wages then in
force, namely twenty.a He cents car, OF two
and half cents per bushel as itoame from
the mine-and the miners had concluded
thew could not afford to work for any les.
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TayIor Committed.

Yesterday morning the preliminary hear.
ing Of William Taylor took place In the jail
office before ustics Peterman. Taylor Is the
party charged with feloniously cutting his
wife on Saturday might, July I. He was rep.
resented by Dennis o Keeffe and Robert Mar.
shall, while John 8. Robinson locked after
the States interests. A neighbor testified
that Taylor had chased his vile through the
yard and had struck her and another neigh.
Dor, Mrs. Snyder had witnessed the stab
bling. She test fed that he had struck q ter
rifle blow. DR.. Wilson, who attended the
woman, did not consider the cut dangerous.
L was about an inch long, and In the thigh.
The Justice held the accused In the sum Of
s., 600 70 answer to the Grand Jury. l3
Taylor on the day Of the cutting had been
away from home until early Ia the evening,
when he returned intoxicated and quarrel.
some, He had been JEALOUS Of his wife for
some time, and ayAiled himself Of this oppor-
tunity 10 abuse her He would possibly
have Killed her had mot neighbour intariered.
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Coal Found m WeIIaburg.

Messrs. Metcalt aud Butcher, Elstern wool
buyer, are |" town.
A large RAs lamp has been placed upon the
Hudson House corner.
Harvey's paper mill shut down on satur.
day for extended repairs.
The natural gas continues to give entire
satisfaction as anilluminRnt
Miss Jennie Duvall goes this week on an
extended visit to friends at New Philadel.
phia, o.
The Lazearyille coal shaft enterprise ispro.
crossing. Lots in that thriving village are
selling for $3.50.
The stars and stripes float 10 the breeze
from the derrick over the shaft Of the DiR-
mond Coal Company as q sigu that coal has
been found. five foot vein was struck on
Saturday, July l4th, at nine O'Clock P. NJ,
by James King, OF Wilkesbarre, Pa, at a
depth Of two hundred aud thirty-sight feet.
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To-day we expect to give away five hun
dred dollars worth Of watches in cans OF tea
and coffee sold at our place OF business. No
present worth over liva dollars will be given
away except in watches. Call or send In
your order for tea and cotfes at 81 per can, Q
cans for IS. IL cans for $40, 25 cans for $50, IS
cans for SO, with present OF some Kind in
every can. See II OF those who received ele-
CANT diamond presents yesterday In to.d.y's
paper. To-day we give nothing OF special
value except watches, gents solid gold hunt
ing case watches, ladies' gold hunting case
watches, open face gold, silver, aud nickel
chatelaine 'watches, and quite variety Of
other styles and designs Thursday, Friday
and Saturday every can sold will contain a
sum OF money from ten cents to $50 Do
you want watch or money! Take your
choice . Suppose you try your luck tc-1ay,
tomorrow, and every day this week. Or
ders by mail promptly forwarded TO all
parts OF the United States. Make up club.
it will pay you TO address Traders and I'M
porter's Tea Company, No. 1905 Main street,
Wheeling, West Virginia. Toe following Is
q partial list OF those who received diamonds
yesterday. Watches, diamonds and money
Monday
b The following Is partial list Of those who
received diamonds In their packages:
James GalIaher, liquor dealer, Pittsburgh,
Pa, ordered cans and secured one ladids
diamond ring, $40; and gents diamond collar
button, $40; William Brewster, diamond scarf
pin;yJ. Armstrong, l02 Eighteenth street,
genuine diamond ring. si5; 8. ]. Nolle, gen.
uine diamond ring; Vim. Fentou, diamond
scarf pin, $50: Henry Cruner, suntish,
diamond ring, $40; samuel Parish, South
Wheeling, diamond scarf pin, $50; John
Lewis n Sixteenth street, genuine diamond
ring; James Cornwall, Jacob street, genuine
diamond stud; Miss Carrie Hobbs, Martins
Ferry, genuine diamond ring; Mrs, VIM.
Meyer, IS, / Jocob street, genuine diamond
ring Miss Jessie Burt, genuine diamond ring,
Faucet, genuine damon dring, Mrs. J,eece,
Dl5 Main street, genuine diamond ring; Geo.
T. Bell, Arlington Stove Works, genuine dia-
IA sirn. 4la
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steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gossip.

HtenmbOut 6qutDs anu MISCELLANEOUS
Leyee Gossip.
The big electric light steamer Ohio passes
up this morning.
The Kat stockdale passed down. at 0 A. N.
and the Emma Graham went up at Q P. N.
She was several hours behind time, but had q
good trip.
The Little Anna with an excursion barge
In tow took several OF Ito friends MP the river
last evening. It was very pleasant moon
light ride the guests had.
The river continued to rise at this point
yesterday and was still rising, but very slow.
", at dusk. At that time the marks indi.
Gated 10 feet inches In the channel.
The Nellie spser, John Penny, George
T.ysle and d. D. Wood passed up with emp,
ties aud the Baltic passed down with coal
The H. N. Townsend passed down light
The Andes got away about o'clock with a
medium trip a. far az freight sGs concerned
but her cabin was full OF passengers. She
left with one Of the largest passenger lists OIL
the season.
The rivalry existing at present between
the local packets enables one To take small
OF the year the scenery along the Ohio Il
grand, and to be away from tbe hot city en-
Toying the river breeze is regular treat.
The Frank Stein got away for Marietta al
1880 A. N and the Courier, for Parkersburg
at II M. The rivalry between these two
fast packets is becoming very warm. Each
has It's runners, and an hour before the boat.
leave, a passenger going down the levee with
yalise, 10 chaSsd and coaxed uAtil he think
be has struck gang Of New YORK cabnen
The Courier has added string band as ont
OF It's attractions.
Prrr.RuRoH, July lG-River 0 feet and sta
tionasy.
GnErNDoEO, Pa, July l7.-River feet
weather clear.
CMRo, July l6.-Riyer % feet and falling;
weather fair; thermometer 7So.
ICEsLASpNo, Pa, July l7.-Riyer 6feet
inches and rising; weather cloudy,
Lock No. 4, Pa, July l7,-River 7 feet
and rising weather cloudy; Thermometer
760.
MoReAxrowx, ". VA, July l7.-Rivers feet
and st stationary; weather cloudy; thermome.
ter $40. .,..
Oh crr, Pa, July l7.-River 8 feet 0
inches and stationary weather cloudy aud
warm.
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Personal MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference TO varIou'

People.
Rabbi NJ. sessler returned yesterday from
his western trip.
Mrs w. q. Hearne Is visiting friends in
Little Washington.
Mr.. Bross List Is enjoying the ozone at
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Lille Swan, OF Middlebourne, Is visit
ing friends In the city.
Mr.. A. Gardner jackson, OF Parkersburg,
registered at tae Mcclure House yesteadsy.
Messrs. John Moffatt and J. v. Dickey
have gone 10 Denver on 4 pleasure jauut
Misses Ida Haideman and Mary B. Beall,
Of Brooke county, were in the city yesterday.
DC. List, Esq, has returned from visit
10 his daughter Mrs. ]. @. Gsttings, Of Balti-
more.
MIR. l. n. Mcknight and wife, OF Tyler
county, are In the city en- route t. Columbus,
to attend the Soldiers reunion.
Misses Tillie Wilson and Nellie Young, OF
the Island, have returned from Kentucky,
where they have been visiting.
Mr.. J. D. Stanton has returned frem Park.
ersburg, where he has been for several weeks
attending United States Court
Sheriff John f. Hubbard, OF Kanawha
county, was in the city yesterday. He left
three prisoners at Moundsyille.
Mr.. John Gilk son, formerly OF Moofefeld,
now OF Cabell county, was In the city yeSter.
day on the way TO his old home.
The family OF B. F. Ca dwell, Esq accom-.
panied by Miss Mamie Hays, Of Steubenville,
have gone to BuffAlo and Niagara Falls
Drs. A. G. Raussell and +. II. Elder, oil
Philadelphia, were 10 the city yesterday, on
their way to Tucker county for fishing ex'
petition.
Miss Gussie Emmel, OF Chicago, who has
been visiting friends in this city, left on the
Andes last evening for Cincinnati, where she
will visit before returning home.
State Superintendent Butcher and Prof.
Crago, principal Of the Sixth ward school,
have gone to Buckhannon to attend the
State Teachers Association meeting.
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ulrY BATTERY.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest.

Interest.
Or deed Of trust vas recorded By Clerk
Hook yesterday.
BLAcs BERRtHs are beginning to appear In
the city, and raspberries are almost drug.
JOHN BEATrY was 80 fighting drunk yestsr.
day that othcer Frebolt bad to use his per.
suader.
DAN Loxo, for pummeling Joseph Stevens,
was yesterday hned s. and costs by Justice
schIltze.
JAMES CAHrLL was amusing himself Moo.
day night by pounding . negro In East
Wheeling. He was arrested.
JUSTICE PErERMAS yesterday fined man
named John MczIugo IS and costs for being
disorderly. Not having the collateral he will
spend ten days in jail.
THAT old veteran, Josh Miller, was taken
In charge BY Officer iston again yesterday.
He was about the Market-house comfortably
full. He was registered as a"yag."
JoHS W. NORMAN, who was charged by
Joseph Junghans with being disorderly, was
dismissed by Squire Ankle last night at the
cost OF the complainant Norman hiss q
counter charge Hgainst Junghans' wise.
TsRxE new Gidings have been ordered
placed on the Hempheld by Superintendent
King, a. follows: One Rt Taylorstown, 2OOO
feet long; one at West Alexander, 1900 feet
long, and one at Point Mills, 1900 feet long
II has been discovered that the Thirty
fifth street sewer near Wood, has caved In.
rne result was that tse water was stopped
aud a horrible stencil caused, that greatly
annoysd those living near by. 1t is to be
remedied. i... N
SHORTLY before 10 o'clock last evening,
word was received at the Atlantic engine
house that the shaving bank at the foot OF
Chapline street was sfire. The reel was
taken down and the blsza, which It Is sup
posed YVES caused by hot ashes, extinguished.
A NEW baseball club has been organized
In North Wheeling. The members have
adopted the name OF "Healy's Second
Nine" Themsmbers are John Thomas cap
tain and catcher; Jacob Reed, p; John Sip
pie, r. g.; Ell Ebbert b.; Larry McGrill,
b; Ed. Costello, s b; C. b. Murphy. r. T.;
George Kemple, c. IL sankson, /. l.
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This Court met yesterday at. $50 o'clock,
Judge LETTERS on the bench. The following
business was transacted:
In the case Of Hood, Bonbright & Co; Va.
favE Of the plaintifts for 81, QS2e s was rem:
dered.
In the case OF Elliott Bros. & Co. VS.. George
G. Roth, In aSsumpsit, judgment in favor Of
the plaintiffs for 81, 6516 so was given.
In the case OF the Webster Wagon Co. Va.
Home Insurance Co., OF Columbus, Ohio, In
assumpsit with garnishee, q continuance was
granted till August 7th.
Court adjourned till this morning ct $50
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GLASS OIrY NOrEs.
General Resume of Yesterday. Gossip

General Resume OF Yesterdays Gossip.
Mrs. Wiley and daughter are back from
Woodsfeld.
The Echo Literary Society pienicked al
Rodifer's yesterday.
Rev. T. H. Armstrong, of Quaker City, was
on the streets yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. J. B. Smith will take
place this morning at 10 O'Clock.
James Tallman and family returned yes.
terdsy from a sojourn in the country.
R. G. Faris and wife, Misses Anna and
Maggie FaiIs, and Miss Della Graft. who have
been spending the heated term at Glen I.as.
ton, returned home yesterday.
The Belmont street bridge Is not to 90
through quietly, as some OF the property
owners say they will sue the city. The CLERK
met with much opposition in serving notices
to citizens to report damages to Council.
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Yesterday the Wheeling Park Association
received lawn from Piedmont, the young
est known to be In captivity. Mr.. Rtymann
informed the reporter that six more were
contracted for, and that oil would be placed
IN the Park within week. This, OF course,
will serve as az extra attraction at the Park,
which Is being ably conducted under the
present management and Is q delightful
place 10 visit on these hot summer DAYS,
twill be remembered that the ISTELLldEs.
CIR, soon after the Park was opened under
It's present management, slated that 1t was
desired 10 form a small geological collection.
The management 1t Is Understood, would
like TO purchase small and uncommon ami.
mails at reasonable figures. A few peacocks
would not look bad.
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Mercury-The Swift Specific Co.-Thlrd
page
Palace Refrigerator Nesbitt & Bro.
Wanted-Boy 10 learn the Drug business.
For Rent-Residence on the Island.
DR.. John E. smith-Third page. 1.'i I
I.G. Dillon-Save Your Eyes.
G. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Attention Hofsemen-Head OF Local. o., I.
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ri names IIoteI Arriy,I..

Geo allchrist, Wing TGeiger, Jackson Co.
Z Erb, Cincinnati II lockwood, Moundsy,
d Bari, Washington, fa D II Harris, NY
Thomas List, City John Mason. City
I'd Il Wood, Lexgt'n, Ky 4 Ingold Pittsburgh
R X Thornily ,EeWp't, o A D Farley. Charleston
W, Simmons, Ca;lylsa, Ky James ParsJn, Chicago
Martin Miller, q n fti,0 r Calvert. KR 'LwnR
D Thomss Kanawla X X McMichen, City
T Hubbard, ChaFlest'n N q oper, Wellsburg
r Z Ginin, city K Luke, City
Jas Anderson, Pt.tsb'gh Thos Hog, baltimore
W II Cook, RltinOre Geo Ralph, Nd
q D Br4inArd, saltwater N " Grace English, Wig
G d Hogue, PhilRd'A CJSheaky, MaItinSb'g
c S saxly,RY VIM Dudley, P4rkeIsbg
Honce Levin, Pittsburgh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wbse,Iup Liye Stock Market

lbs, 6ka55.c; 900 TO 200 lbs SIC; extra, SIC;
milch cows, $50 O0a50 90. Bulls, ia4fc. Calves, a.
10 size and quality, Sc 0oalQ 90 per head.
HoOs-Light and rough. ba51sc; fair togood, Ga
7ke extra lard hogs, TIC,
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at Schnepfs drug
s,ore, Opera House corner yesterday:
1882 1883 IfN
hl2N,3P M.7P.M.I7A. ~ u 81. N.7f.M.
81 30 81 Is rs 81 50 50
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Gentlemep,
II you want a bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and Inspect my stock before
purchasing. l guarantee brioes and styles
TO suit. l., " pLnHD.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. G., July IS, 1:S0 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, northWestly winds becoming
variable, nearly stationary temperature, ris-
ing barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, winds mostly
southwest, fair weather, stationary tempera-
ture, rising barometer.
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Rector, Church OF the Advent, Diocese OF N
O., wrote OF Dr., WorthIngton's Cholera ant
Diarrt@a Msdiclntl In my Judgment II Il
uuequsled 10 It's efficacy. Cures bowel ant
stomach troublesm
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MILLIONS Of bottles Of Dr.. Kings New Dis.
coysry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
as Trial Bottles OF the large size. This enor.
nous outlay would be disastrous 10 the pro.
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
at Logan 4 Co.'S Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get 100 Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself. ltneyer falls to cure. MwT1w
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collected next winter and summer. Let II
be understood 1t Is not the fault q the law
II they are not. FAIRPLAY.
81 clairsyilie. O., July II.
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EVERY pair Of summer shoes to be sold at
your oWn price at clearance sale, Bargain
Shoe House, "A Twelfth street, d..
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Saniord's Radical Cure

e.! . 81! 4!
64t y permanent cure al every
NtSSj t;rn Of eRtanh, EOm dim,
~ ~ pie head cold 70 InCpient
V consumption. Relief In Ave
minuteG Nothing like 81,
EfaIeIpi ltagraht wholesome, Cure begins from
1ESt application, and Is rapid, radical peImanonI
s sn meyer isilipg Complete Treatment, with ln,
hAier, 81 AK hf @ntoHdt Radical cule. III
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New York Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK July l7.-Aoney easy at aa2Ls per cent,
closed at per cent, Phme mercantile paper 41SS6
PEI cant. sterling Exchange bankers bills weak
at "a Sax; demand 81 SIX.
GovEKNMEsrs- fraction lower for foun, other
,,t1a I,pnhap0od
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Bargains
In walking shoes and slippers at
T. v. BIosD's.