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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-26
THE Plaar an pHILIppI.
Who Shot General Kelly a-The Boys say
RtConfedn Did II.

NthAGa AIu IL,
The correspondent Of the IsTEIL1oEScrH
who recently wrote from Philippi the
scene Of the first engagement Of the re.
bellion after the firing on sumptet said
that General Kelly was shot by n OF
his own men instead OF by the Conieder.
ates, raised quite q hornets nest among the
boys Of the First Virginia Volunteers who
are scattered around In this vicinity. They
were always enthusiastic followers OF Gen.
Kelly during the war, and still have
"a warm spot for the "old nan"
left in their hearts. One OF them
came to the front with q card deny
ing the correspondents story and telling
how the General prevented the boys from
lynching this fellow who shot him, which
was printed in this paper yesterday. That
started the rest oil them and IN 1STELLIqEN-
cER man was approached yesterday by
several others who were ''thar" and knew
how It happened,
Councilman A. 2. Work, Of the Sixth
ward, saidi "The General was shot by a
confederate, and I know 1t. / was one OF
those who rushed forward AID captured
him. We wanted 10 string him up or kill
him some way but the General wouldn't let
Vs. myself, had my bayonet at the fellows
breast, anl III never forget the look no
gave me when he thought his liz was up.
He was a great big fellow and Bis name
was Simms. He had on his person the
uglitst looking bowie knife I eyer saw.
dne Of the wheeling boys got IT and sent
It home. remember hpw, Just al We sur
rounded the fellow, Colonel Andrews rode
up with his revolver drawn and threatened
10 shoot the man who treated simms other
than a prisoner oil war should bs treated.
The fellow was then turAed over to q guard
and We charged on through the town.
hit"
"Whers were you shot?'
fright here in the right knee. BY the
way, DO you know claim to be the first
Union private that was wounded in the re-
bellion, or aftel Snmpter had been de-
molished q
ellis claim is u good one too" said
Squire Schullze, who was present. Seen.
Kelly was the first one hit in that first en-
gsgetnent at Philippi, and Work here was
the first private"
Said another old soldier standing near:
There's some OF our boys still living at
Philippi that could ha' told the corres-
pondent different"
Ike Bliss stopped the reporter and related
how that he was only a few PAGES from
General Kelly, saw the puff oil smoke from
the Coniederate's rifle as he fired from be-
hind q fence, heard the crack Of the rifle
and saw Kelly fall. He was also one Of
those who went for the fellow with the in
tention oflynching him, hut were restrain.
ed by the Generals command to treat him
as u prisoner Of war,
The correspondent was misinformed.
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A Card from Generals BeaureEard and
EnrlY.

Early.
A publication headed, "Are the Louisiana
Lottery drawings fair" which originally an.
peared in several Northern aud Western "a.
pers aS ian advertisement, BY q hostile lottery
company, as we believe, hiss been copiedinto
a number OF other papers, doubtless as an ad.
ve~rtisement also. The charges, inaInustions,
and inueldees contained In said publication
are falie In every respect, so far as they Affect
the fairness OF the drawings IL the
OF the acts OF The Lottery Comparv
When the Undersigned had charge only 81
the semi'Annual drawings, they counted The
tubes containing the numbers preyions IN
each OF those drawings to be certain that ali
were pat In the wheel. Since they haye had
charge OF the monthly draWin.s also. tbe
wheel has been under their exclusive control,
and after each drawing they have restored ali
the drawn numbers TO the wheel, locked Il,
and sealed y In such hammer al 10 render
II imposslo BILE Tor the numbers to be
reached or intettered with without their
knowledge. They. have thus been always
certain that all thq numbers were In the
wheel o. each d,4wlng, and they alone are
responsible for the integrity Of the drawings
The suggestion that each ticket helder, q q BE
day al sad before each drawing, should be
allowed to call out his number and sec II mt
In the wheel, 10 too absurd 10 deceive sny
one who ever witnessed . single number
drawing, aud any lottery company which
resortsto any such trick proves itieif TO be O
fraud.
The intimation that persons have been paid
10 allow their names to bepublishtd as the
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FoR SALE.

TOR SALE.
residence, ""Su' ISL my
No. 1923 MARKET STREET.
d1y Ct public Sale. ''su On lhA
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kkyIighf,

We refer 10 the firm OF Mesars. Rasner g.
Dinger, manufacturers OF the Hayes PIie1t
Metallic SkylighL. They deal veiy extern
sively In this make OF skylight, rs 1t has
proven to be the best skylight In the market
The light is being used IN all the new buils.
ings East and " eat, and are the most perfect
thing ever manufactured. They are also
fre-proof, being made %ofirop, brass or COP
per, and con mend themselves at sight to
all who see them. Whsteyer condensation
that might collect under the sEylight Is cars
ried Off by On ingeniousiy contrIyed gutter,
which underlles each bar for securing the
glass to It's place These skylights also can
be made in any form 1t Is to coyer-square,
sig. eight or more aides. Gee advertisement
and send for circulars,
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The Brilliant Glass Company. ct al, Defendants
The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, Connoo
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About 4 o'clock yesterday morning that
part OF the Second ward lying east OF the
market house, was htartleu by q series OF
blood cutdling wells. Officer Junkins hustled
around and Ssoertained the cause to DO a
religious spell' that had gotten hold Of Guy
Anderson, "A well known colored individual.
To use Junkins' description, He made the
aifrdest noise l ever heard. / got at him an
jerked him, no go-he justk pt on yelling,
and the neighbors kept on coming In to see
Guy get 'ligion. Finally one old lady, said
why z and she answered we bloaks doan' like
coli water Well, you bet l poured water on
Guy; aud will you believe me? he came up
smiling aud relieved. asked him what he
wss raising such q racket for, and he said "a
spell come on him an be had ter yell.' There
was no mistake about his yelling, I'm telling
voun .5s rs.EFl
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sy virtue Of a desd OF Trust, dated The sd dy Of
AnBnht. AZ $50, Made by Mill III u. fOSteF and
Emma FoSlGS, his wifi, - the undersigned l. RSter.
70 secure NE lhHs nient Of y CcItSin nrUnl.IOrS noe
mentioned Lhtrein, Which dtGu ~ IctOIdtd In ihe
office Of lhs clerk u tho county Court OF Ohio
county, Ia Deed OF TnIAL ROOk NO N. nspe 10
viii proceed toLell At the trout door Of the Coln
House, In The city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, ISS,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the following de-
sciioea pAtt OF port on Of that parcel o. giOuIl
owLed " the said = lillian Il. Foster, aud Iyivg I'M.
medlatQE n0ttho ] aud J.R,B Aker'SRddiIiOn 10 The
sud city OF Wheeling. Hnd'tctwceu the SAme md
me land OF the Wheeling rittsDuRh = baltimore
ha!itoan G9lnpAny, and !Tdnt'nS iort! H0 feet on
the nOIthI u col Eleventh StTeeL, aud bounded ~
follows; Beginning ~ the southwest corner Of the
!woastoty brick .welllng hOI,e nwncd by Andrew
u. Bhtt, situa' ed on said palGl Of grcuudi thence
westnaiuIy on lne iIG Oh Eleventh EIrrGI twenty
feet dx inChesy9 l feet b itc,el: tleIrr uorhWGri.
y a. right angles with Htld StIcet about Que hun.
dred and tweuly let 10 the Sruth line Of The lands
o. said wheeling, RI, tsburgh Il baltimore railroad
company; thence with Satd vi nHmed Inns east.
wsrdly iorty feet: thence 1t right AnE.eS with aid
railioAd csmpAny's line about one huRiied aud
t~cnY ieet IL the moth line Of Eleventh ,ttEts
Thence wtstwatdly along nid moth line Of NId
stree nineteen feet Ex inches to the p acc Of be-
ginning, being the west nall u lot no . aud the
eat halt Of lot : o. 2, as laid OUT in Il pilYRic plat
Britt.
TERMS OF sALE-onc.thiId OF the purrhne
money and 80 much moro ~ The purchaser ray
elect 10 pay In c,Sh, and the residue Ia Two equal
annual payments, with interest from the day Of
sale, the purchaser u give his notes with good l-
curly Tor tue deferred payments and the legal title
70 the pEoptrty 70 DO retained until the putGhue
money Is fully paid.
The title Is believed to &c perfect. but, ICilIngA AZ
trustee, ! shall convey only such title IL Is vested
In me by said deed OF luist
JOSEPH II. PAUL.,
ly1 TTtItAh
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Heart Disease.

Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
H.. ... Dec. 2, 1851.
Amer trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpiation
Of the heart without receiving any
benefit. I was advised totry Browns
Iron DItteH. have used two bot.
ties and never found anything that
gave inc 50 much relief
MB. JR$SlH liEsS.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, Browns IRON
BirrERs is invaluable. Tryit.
Be sure and get the Genuine,
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A pleasant event took place at the Rive
side saloon, on the South Side, last evening.
The Brunswick Fishing Club, composed Of
some OF the best young men OF the Fifth and
Sixth wards, has recently completed aud fur
nished an elegant boat, II feet wide, 90 feet
long and 10 feet high, and Intends to 90 down
to q point near New Marlinsville next satur.
day. Last evening their lady friends pre-.
sented them with q b antlful dag, Mr.. Louis
Delbrugee making the presentation speech
and Hon. @ W. seabright responding on be.
half OF the club. Mr.. William Schnelle also
presented the boys with an elegant chande.
iier for their boat. After the presentation
ali enjoyed a Yery pleasant evening".
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The largest fish caughtin the Ohio this
season was landed Tuesday evening by Thos.
Killeore, one OF the BellNre boys composing
the Seigel fishing club. They are camped at
Fish Greek Island. The fish referred to ives
OF the catfish variety, over Ave feet long and
weighing S6I5 pounds. II was caught on q
trot.line and taken 10 shore with difficulty.
Yesterday morning It was placed on board tue
Telegram and brought to Bellaire. At every
town along the river It was an object Of won.
der. 1t was probably the father Of all the
Ohio river catfish. The seigel boys have had
good luck all the tine. .tl thH' IliLt
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Tbe Central gas Well.

The work OF roaming oil the Central Glass
Works gas we'll preparatory TO casing 1t -
shut out the salt water, 10 going 5 padily on,
the workmen having reached a depth OF 400
feet In the process yettardGy. 1t will take all
OF this week and paIt Of next 10 complete
the work, when the work Of drilling will at
ones be re1uned.
AT the Mar. ms Ferry we'll steady progress
Is being made In the work Of drilling, and
no special incident has been encountered In
the boribgsinos the hoe was eased to q depth
OF 400 feet 10 shut out The salt water.
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~ .S. ~ "s ".Ssa*
NEW iohK July 2.-honey easy Rt 2a2h percent,
closed offered at > per cent rhine meica title
paper 4&as per cent. 6ter ing Exchange bankers
aliis steady at:a tS; demand u 81.
=, a o. wyu. ,on
d. :. IS. 'I exien lad "''iiua Is p = y, arsis "-iIsr
n q ~ IoinonS iiSallT p hnnss a,sss iiiSH
j.. s. IS Soapons. .iis%U d. !. Land Gmnts'..ioS
Paoiac Is Of 9S.......i2iS III. +. SINKING fund
Central Pacific Ats ii1 Irex pac Iafd gr'fs IN
| EIie seconds,.,.,..... s1kIdo Rio Gnaad div SyJS
Dr. no.n po~ns" .roarI,r
RAILROAD boSps-iitVgu'H'
Louisiana ceusols.. 81 Virginia q, "a
n JSSspS S bees. IN stn ma, SS So1nSns,
T Tenns,ses g. S' now q l'hslIis pteiefred"' :
srscksLintn early dealings a. the SOL tx.
SpSnss De- Denver WG, I Rl St Gra ssS.S ho on" esys ,r"S deSiIasS
yilIs 4 Nashville were ,l:o weak. spseul ~
H .sgISa .ng h /; teA ,erl PAT ,S 2. 'a nIo. aag was aq ~, I ana
aeSutaV uu, s0V"sstd%S ~ vIuSe y sooL 1u!ans
ySnced 10 ihc bes. rures OF he DIV which were
HsIX per cent hIySer thtn la, nis,t' elasinr,
lie Granger.' Trunk Lines and Northern Parisc
shares being The most prominent in Inc adyanc
! T a. a y aSt t 81, q a. , asTkst wss s sIsI1; Rt.tly
The trunk line pool hi heen aSaicably arranged
and 10 The highly encouraging reports ii regard 10
the card cTSI, "a r NOR that S scr .tary Folger
stimn a,ed purchases. In tpecia lies Richmond (
Dauv lie rose ! p Z cent u 70X and Manitoba IX
per cent 10 le6; New YJrE Central lent at i:H PEI
cent cent i s9d ss !slsTS Central a4'' Other shares Lag per
Transac'l0n .0s 3ssShares
cy,c,oo INV az Pton, o,,s, s,d ,,o,.,..,
Wnea'. Fsr1isf moderately active and bisbe4 a.
" W ivy, y: st oS.t Hos H;o slSsh AL sePssm
si0,E year No. x hirSgo sJtiug 81 TAI OIH: No /
| chicago spring S5c; No 2 rcd winter 81 iSai Us
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On the b. d O., on July 26th and 9th, 1888,
to the National Reunion Of ~ex.soldieis and
Sailors at Columbus, Ohio. The following
rates are the lowest ever Offered: Leave
Wheeling 0 9OA NJ, 1l:l5 P NJ, 2:l5 p. NJ. and
6:25 A. ~, round trip rate, $2.76. Leave
BeIlaire 1908 NJ, 1857 p. NJ, 800 p. NJ. and
G:a0 4. N round trip rate, se7A. Arrive a,
Columbus $40 p. N $50 A. NJ, 500 ,. N. and
1i:45A N. Tickets good to return unit July
2asn, inclusive. Returning, trains leave Cc.
lumbus al 1854 NJ, 1870 P. N 500 p, NJ. and
$50 F. N. President Arthur, Generals Grant
Sheridan, Hancock, Rosecrans, Logan, and
nearly all the surviving Generals will be
prese. /. W.. =. RErPERT,
Passenger Agent, I rsny.Ohio Div.
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NEW YoRk, July 25.-Arrived-State Of
Indiana from Glasgow, and Weser from
Baltimore.
DELAWARE BREAEwArRR, July 25.-The
steamer America was towed into the harbor
with 8 broken shaft
BALTIMORE, July 25.-steamship Andean
with yellow fever has arrived at Newport
News, and has been ordered below the
quarantine station. All foreign vessels en-
tering the capes will be stopped II there is
sickness on board.
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Bond Call.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-It Is 0 than
probable that a call for bonds will be
Issued before the close Of the present week.
The call will very likely include all the
outstanding 81 per cents not yet offered for
exchange, amounting to nearly S3l, 900, 900.
The amount OF 81 par cents exchanged
into 3 per cents to date Is about $305, VOC, 00l.
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Pans, July 25-The Government has
introduced in the Chamber Of Deputies,
and demanded urgency there for a credit oil
10000 francs for paying the expenses OF the
Scientific Commission which It 10 proposed
to send to Egyptto investigate the cholera
epidemic. A paper has been read by
Fauvel before the Academy Of Sciences, in
which tho writer says that the cholera 10
Egypt will likely end in six weeks.
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wAYsEsBuRoH COLLEGE, by well arranged
courses Of study, the be t textbooks, compe.
tent professors and rational methods II iu-
struclion, affords tits,.olass facilities. Fall
term beGins September 18th. EfPenSey very
moderate. Every young lady and geu ttsnah
desiring to eater q good institution should
send for the new catalogue. Address PRor.
A. B. MILLER, LII D., ~synesburg, Pa, p.w
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ADMISSION TO the picnic and races at the
New Fair Grounds 10 dty has been fixed at
the low price II twenty five cent? for adults
and ten cents for children owes eight and uu-
der fifteen years old; children under eight
Years free.
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. LSy it in a solution OF Rex
Magnus over night and you ean keep 1t for
weeks. You can also Keep milk a week or
more by stirring in a little Of the Snow
brand. DAw
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John W. Forney, Plain ID,
w,
The Brilliant Glass Company, ct al, Dctendask
The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, Connts
Pursuant 10 an order Issued out OF the Conn NJ
Common tIe = Of JefierOu County, Ohio. nni !,
us Objected, We Will On 40 sDAl, the IIh rs1 =
August A.. D., 1883, VI O'clock +. n on lhe MN.
lstS, Otter for sale IL Publ auction inc ioL6SiSS
descr. beu plemlscS, t0'wit: Situate In ihc rSu,N,S
VI J~tterspn and sualo u ohio, aud being nan y
tract ontl section No. ~ In fractional Town,bis
: i, aud Rsngel. Iesinuilg for the zane nv
locust stake ttanditg on the eAbt line Of tue IleJe
land y Pittsburgh Railroad fright Of way Jlhtt
east OF the centre Of rad railroad t.Guk, aud iiSm
which the southwest corner Of DoHnrts dwelling
bears north 10 tnt y peEehcS aud ~ LINKS. Inn,
Mug thence south Il" wGht 500 I,Ct with Ihe -,
line OF Said railroad appropriation 10 a StSEe.
thence south 10 tnSt lao ietL 10 u stake I; iheuce
north Al cast $40 feet 10 \ stake, and The O. norm
40 west $40 iGtt 10 the pace Of beginning, cou.
taining 96.lQ0 OF an acre, preserving aud exrrntDr
The underlying coal), TO chr with tie lactOty aud
buildings theieOu and ali the boilers, GugluCS. IlI.
naCeS, mOulds aud other machinery md Tools ron.
nectei with or used iOrwOtkiug sid ksc.OT,
Appraised at SE2,G0C ca.
TERMS OF sALE, CASH.
The above described pIopVtly Is one Of IN. NM,
convenient anti cesiraple GlAiS tRPlohrk in IN
oil steubeuVille, and opposite WellSbuK, -, VI
convenient 10 coal. anu within Two hundred JSJs
VI a well Of flowing gus.
JOHN N. COOK and
JOSEPH W. JORDAN,
Jno. N. Cook, ". P Hays, Jas. F, Datos and la.
dan q o1lter. Atorne \ lis
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HOLDERS OF tickets for the goli watch draw,
ing are entitled to a complimentary admis.
sion to the picnic to-day. Parties wishing 10
purchase these tickets can do 80 at the gate.
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.CArAERH cUREp, health aud sweet breath
secured by shilOh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, aud Alley. T. Young. D1w.
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ESiERrRlsiSe local agent, wanted In this
town for an article that Is sure to sell, live
druggist, and arocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preservatiys Co., u Kilby
street, Boston. DIV
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TIE Healey and Riverside base ball clubs
v II cross bs - at the New Fair Grounds ,t:
day. Game will be called promptly at l
oiclock.
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winners Of prizes in this Lottery is also false
and without the sliRhtest foundation IN
fact Millions OF dollars have been paid out
by the Company in prizes through the banks
q express agencies, as can b. aseertalned
from the bank officers In Nav Orleans, and
the Express SCENTS 10 New York, Washington
CITY In and this city, as we'll As from the win.
ners OF the prizes, Whole names have been
given to the public.
Signed, @. 7. %BElukEeARp, ! con,r,
New oRErAss. july Iatb. 1 nSs NV
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II you want q bargain in q low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee brlceB and styles
70 suit. !. Y. BLOND.
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A GOOD dinner is assured to all patrons Ct
The dinner table by the handsome young
ladies in charge.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometsr, as observed at Sohnepfs drug
rtore, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1888
IA, n. "a 3n y. az. n. Z A. ". 70 M.8P. n. 7F. N.
80 % % s. 70 - s. Al
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 20. l:SoA M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather:
followed by partly cloudy weather and local
rains, stationary or rising temperature,
lower barometer and southerly winds.
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Nxw Y"aK. July 25.-aoney easy at 2a2Ix percent,
cloEed offered ut = per cent rhine mecca title
paper iHas per cent. ster ing Exchange bankers
oliis steady at.H k3; demand u 81.
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4Aoooe dlunSr Is assured 10 all patrons Of
the dinner table by the handsome young
ladies ID charge. p,
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NuMDER OF DEArus.

A dispatch to the Times says the number
Of deaths at Mansurah yesterday was IS;
Chibin, 1l9; Zifteh, %; Mohallat,
4S; Ghizah, 81; Tautab, 10. Twohundred
M eighty-tour deaths occurred at Cairo
within l2 houn.
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LApIEs' and Gentlemen's fine Hand sewed
Shoes a specially al T.. v. BLo4p's.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RARE sport may be expected at the Fair
Grounds today.
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JH Mcconnell, Cleveland. } n Port !, hiclgo
II BoSwOrth, fl4ttib'g. JIG rnypr3, Columbus
Il Grocer, city, JG Bell. RMS
q K fawford. B&OR. ECarlLhets, Raymd C'y
II D Knox, IarnRr, v. JAIltzell9u, :lnciunatl
john l. Neely, city. X THORNLEY,. Newport.
] taylor, W.T. 10y, P'gh. q feqlloord, Ba llIdore:
] CsmLbsiL BiTa. tSn, n J. J u Mcdonald, city.
II " CLARK, city. RR 5illn, ely. +
" Stavgets, HiIe, W Va. A Ho9lr, FhtlH.
] Il EYdny, Baltic. QMokFi Columbus,
] JenniurS, WayneSboro. RThru.by, Pittsburgh.
+ ihrockmWter, WayneSboro, Va.
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On. q. v. DuSsroE, OF Berthe county, n. @.
wrote OF Dr.. Worthington's Cholers and
Diarrh@a Medicine always used 1t with
success"
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Recently two veins OF iron ore were diseov,
cred on the farm OF Z. Conner, living on
Jim's run, In Marshall county. One vein
from 81 to 4 feet thick, and the other
0 to s feet An analysis OF the ores was
made by Prof. O.. E. Dwight which shows
~EolInwiDV onnEosiiion:
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TOR SALE
LEsAL NOTICES.


PECEIVERS' SALE OF THE BRII.
~ liant GLASS WORK., at Brilliant, JySri.
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Iargaina

In walking shoes and slippers at
l. v. BIoNp'a,
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Specimens OF the ores can be seen at the
Benwood Iron COmpAny's office on Foul
street
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THERE will be 10 charge to enter the Grand
Stand TO witness tc:dAy's races.
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EGYPT,s SORROW

Largely Increased-Dea,h Rate at all
Points.
LONDON, July 25.-It is reported quar-
antins has been inforced at Dover and
Leith against vessels arriving from ports
infected with cholera.
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FOR SALE.

FoR. SALE CHEAP.-STATI0N,pv
II aud Portable EngInfS-pue NJ!
one6El4' one 5xG2. Ado O5e ten raj n, ~ /" '5iC;
yer Fountain and Reirise'ai.r, GppT AZ T NJ vs. W.,