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DIED N CHICAGO.
sad Death of Mr.. Prank Robertson, OF
This city,

Frank Robertson died yesterday morning
in Chicago, aged %. This news will be read
with sorrow aud sadness by the numerous
warn friends this young man had in this
city aud State, and to nearly all 1t will be 3
shocking surprise Ga the 18th OF last month
he and his brother sch left Tor Chicago on an
excursion train. Frank was taken sick on
the train and for week was nursed at q ho-
tel by his brother. Thesymptoms were those
OF typhoid fever, aud to this was added In.
fiAmmatory rheumatism. At the end
Of ten days he seemed to be i'm.
proving and Zach returned home leaving
hin In charge OF Mr.. George Il. Parks Frank
grew worse, however, and his mother, Mrs.
Lucien HOge, went to him. His sister, Mrs
Georgs R Tngle, also came to Chicago from
Montana. Frank was taken TO hospital,
and everything done that conld be. At las,
he rallied, and last Friday was so well that
Mrs Hoge returned home, arriving
here Saturday. The understanding was that
Frank and Mrs. Tingle were 10 follow them
early this week. Saturday night a dispatch
arrived stating that Frank was rapidly grow
ing worse, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Hoge left Sun
day, arriving In Chicago II Inday afternoon.
HIS remains will arrive here this morning.
For number OF years the deceased has
been connected with the wholesale house OF
Edward Reid. He was popular, wholesonl.
ed aud possessed large circle OF friends. he
was throughout the state one Of the most vel
come OF travellers. His business abilities. were
OF the best His death 10 peculiarly sad
mn
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Concerning the cutting scrape st West
Wheeli Monday night, an account Of
which was given tslerday, the Bellaire 7fib-
una gives the following interesting facts:
William silyey, q painter living at West
Wheeling, got into = row win Joe Bratton,
who boarded with him, Monday evening,
and cut Brstton severely about the face.
silyey then crossed the river and got into
Yves, Virginia. silyey and Bratton are both
former residents OF s.. Clairsyille. com
years ago silvey was arrested at 81; Claifsville
Tor burglary, and confessed to being Q mem:
Der OF ar or, aniz4tIon OF thieves. Stolen
property was recovered at his house, and
many persons implicated BY his confession
left town. This was the old Weir-Riggs gang,
aud this confession was the beginning OF the
trouble that led 10 the murder OF Riggs by
Weir and the life imprisonment OF Weir In
the Ohio psnitentiaty.
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ANOTHER oil sTnlKE.
Big Flow AZ the Central-Another Gas
Well Commenced.

Well Commenced.
A flow Of oil was struck at the Central gas
well yesterday morning, Epd the petroleum
issued from the mouth Of the well at the
rate Of at least i've barrels day. Still, It
was not thought probable that enough oil
would be obtained to pay, and accord.
iugly the casing was removed from the wei,
the work being finished last night. The well
will now be reAmed out to its entire deptn,
something over nine hundred feet, and re-
cased with . smaller iron pipe 70 shutout the
second vein Of salt water and the oil. Drill.
ing will then bs resumed. Secretary scott
said last evening that it was expected that
another and larger vein Of oil would be
pierced further down, which would also be
cased out, and the boring continued to a
depth Of 1900 feet, unless the large vein Of
gas isreached sooner.
Work was commenced yesterday drilling
the gas well AZ Reymann's brewery, and gUod
progress was made OF sinking the hole
through the sof, surface earth.
Another small vein OF gas vas struck al
Paull's gas well, at Martins Ferry, on Monr
day. The we'll Is now down about eleven
hundred feet, aed a large flow may be ex.
pected soon.
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ro.pAY,s COS VEN ZION.
or the Republicans of Belmont County.
ohio,

The Republican County Convention for
the nomination OF q Representative aud
county officers will meet In Walnut Grove,
ct Martins Ferry, at 10 O'Clock this fore.
noon. The Grove was neatly arranged for
the purpose yesterday. Some OF tho delegates
we're already on the grounds last evening,
and many Of the aspirants for the nomina.
tons in the gits Of the convention were with
them. In addition TO toe candidates already
named, Mr.. ], n. Lewis, OF Barnes
VILE, Is now talked Of for Representa-.
i've, making four candidates from that
town, and ]. @. CASTOR, Eiq., Of
Bellaire, Is mentioned for CLERK. The
convention will be large one. DR.. J. NJ.
Todd, OF Bridgeport, will be Temporary
Chairman. Among the distinguished Re-
publcaus who ara'expectsd TO be present are
exr Congressman Dlntord, al st. Clairiyllle,
and Col. R NJ. Brown, OF Steubenyille, can.
dIdate for State Treasurer.
The impression hls prevailed that Hon.
David Wsgner would antagonIye DR.. John
Cooks des re to be nominated on the Demo,
cratic ticket for State Senator. This Is said
on good authority to DO incorrect. On the
contrary, Mr.. WSgner iayorB DR.. Cooks nom.
iuation, whatever his personal feelings 10.
ward that gentlemen may be.
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CITY nArTERs.
sr.si 2stes ON Current Eyents OF Minor
Interest.

utef6sts
MrMctrAI Court meets again this morn.
ing.
A LARGE country p1rty was given at Capt.
Charlie MuhIeman's farm down the river last
evening
Two Benwood ladies have challenged one
OF the painters OF the B. & y. bridge 10 row u
race, they two to row In one skifi.
A CERTIFICATE Of incorporation was yeste;..
day iSS1ed by the Secretary OF Stste 10 the
Princeton & Ingleside Turnpike Company, oil
Mercer county.
LAST evening two drunken men attempted
to cross In the ferry.boat from BellAire TO
BenWood. 0ne OF them fell overheard, but
as the water was shallow, only got aducking.
NE. GEORGE HowAR', OF the East Side, Is
laid up with poisoned hand which became
infected by contact with sore on horse
belonging to team Of which he was the
driver.
The Moundsville correspondent Of the IN
TELLI0EEcER denies that the Nellie Berger al
rested here the other evening belonged TO
Moundsyille, as stated. So much the better
for MoundSyille.
Two large mules belonging 10 Crozier
Brothers, Of Befisire, were. taken from their
stable at that place night before last, bot
were found yesterday some distance up the
creek, saddled and bfidled.
The way entries are being received for the
base bSll tournament during the State Fair,
indicates that there win be good game for
the local championship and the Association's
purse every day Ct fair week.
As.D death occurred on the Island yester'
day, that OF Mrs. Earah piaffsnbach, sister Of
Charles and L. Il. Helmbhght. She leave.
five little children. who are now alone In the
world, their father having died several yeart
ago.
MAYxR's orchestra played for hop given
on the Island last evening by Miss Emmt
Klaproth, at her fathers new residence, into
which he 10 Just about to move. 1t was
very pleasant occasion and thoroughly en-
joyed by those present.
A YOUNG fellow hired foe mare and q
buggy f,om Mckinley & Mccormick Mon
day 10 drive to West Alexander. After re
turning from there be drove TO Moundsyille
and raced about the streets there for 40 ho1l
or two. Asa result the mare dropped dead
A CHARMING lawn tete was given at Leath
erwood last evening by the Misses McCabi
AZ the pleasant residence OF their father. 1
was largely attended by the Leatherwoot
Young folks and number from the city
Rstreshments we're served and there was dan
cling
JosEpH sAGE, the sewing machine man
will have a hearing before q. 3. Comuis
sioner Forbes next Monday on charge o
opening and appropriatins mail matter no
INTENDED for him. The letter In question
wss addressed agent Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Company"
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CconwGy, sveey's MilIG Mss Conway, sw'y's Iilli
+ AnIron, CO IteFViIle TIC Warner, Cen eryllle
A II DOLE, 81 MEry'S II Smith, Shirley. " Va
FF Fin; bee. Ueuterylllc W Furbe6, Ceateryille
/ Webennau, Ohio RyerI Mussetter, baltimore
A 4. Dn an, Chicago If Golden, Chicago
~ BothWtIl, Ironton o b nUsenheim, PhllA'phia
Vim Brrgger. PiItsnutgh Il W prather, Cincinnati
a WutCGlSDl, IenllSyile Flora Hulchj Son beAlls'lQ
1 " Gould, Pittsburgh " Painter. Thornton
Z WupkertnAn, CleYelGnd Morgan, MAItiusTtlle
J Ltettopg, Portsmouth gsvmy, Io1Gao III.
JsDney ! vi. 6aynee'lc MIS- lanne{, Waynesvtlle
] Rubey, N MartlnsyIlle A Sml b, Mlddleoourne
A PlesheF, Murayyille b Shinn, RtSsellon, Ark
9 sninu, RAGIellon. Ark B Glaryr str FMnx Stein
r Hodgins, att stein ASisyenI 4 PEwA!d
q b cking, city GK0epir, JshnAlown, Pa
4 Young, Johnstown, Pa L r McKagle, Cumo'land
g D. IIey, Colum bus A Gould, Pittsburgh -,
Frank Wlet'on Canton McCracken, brookvile
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Word was received yesterday that young
house OF m rspute In Terre Haute, Indiana,
and instantly killed. Nick Miller, OF this
city, the well known expressmsn, had SOD
John who left Wheeling some time ago and
went 10 Terre Haute, and it was believed
that this was the man who was shot. AT th.
REQUEST Of Mr.. Miller and his wife Chief OF
Police Bennett yesterday elegraphed to the
Chief Of Police at Terre Haute for descrip-
tion Of the murdered man, aud in response
rot description which very closely ifs the
Wheeling man. Mr. Miller was convinced
that 1t was his son who was shot. Young
Miller was kRown here among his associates
as Goal Oil" Miller, aud was rather wild
hhV
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WINDOWS BROKEN
and Three Men Slightly Hart on the b.
DO. Road.

Conductor stotsbury's train, which arrived
in the city at 1918 o'clock last night, met
with slight mlshap when passing the Bel
mont mill, which resulted in breaking a
number OF car windows, scratching the out
aide OF the cars badly, and cutteug three men
slightly. A coke car, the contents OF which
had been unloaded, was stand ng on side
track close by the Baltimore Il Ohio main
track, and the worknen who bad unloaded
the coke had carelessly left heavy
plank extending out from the
side OF the car. This struck the baggage car,
scratching It from end to end, and breaking
ont all tie windows, and then scraped the
whole length OF the smoking car, on tbs pol:
ished surface OF which 1t also left Its mark
Thirteen windows, all that were down. were
smashed, one or two OF the sashea also being
broken. Will Gray. the Island druggist, had
one OF his hands badly cut by flying glass,
and two coiored men we're also pretty badly
cut one on the hand aud the other In the
face. The rear coach escaped injury.
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IN i 3 J. IS s. Is % % IS
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wheeling wholssaIe Market.


but few changes are made. in this mornings
quotations, trade being steady in all Departments
except that Of provisions. In this department
tnde has been fair and there has been steady up
ward tendency Wheat remsIns at 81 Is; oats have
dropped to % and 80 cents, aud the receipts have
been 20 large q 10 crowd the Western crop out;
corn remains the same. Thegrocegy trade die pSEt
week has been 1tFopg one With PRICES very htm.
aFaa-whe9t q 6 pr bnAhel. State oats 8oG
corn Sc on the wharf.
q oHr-Faacy patents, (Spring and IWIntet) % 90
81 Louis (WlRIeTl q 6oa6 70; fancy family
ssosse i TC TinsI d ssS 90 * u Sc tSd %I
Winiefl IS 5Oab I6 xxx bakers tMinnesotal O "a
Q 50; XXX bakers (Wlscondn) IS Ita6 %. Com mes
s6A9oc In paper. oAtmeAl-medlum brand-S7 ga
Gh Fsea-White mlddlings llS0Q ooarss
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rHE PLAsuKE sEAsoN.
Chautauguu, Niagara, e'c,. via the allie.
gheuy valley Roaq.


The success Of their excursions 20 far this
season and the popular claulor for more, hiss
induced the Allegheny Valley Railroad to
run their popular Cheap Excursions Oh
each Tuesday duri' & the months OF August
and September to ChAutauqua, Niagara aud
Toronto, Ca ada, at the very low rate Of
81 co. round trip tickets good for fifteen days
With each excursion will be special agent
OF the company, who will give his personal
attention 10 the comfort OF his guests. The
traiBs will leave the union depot, Pittsburgh,
lisa. n. each Tuesday.
First class hotel accommodation will ba
secured 81 MayYille for 20, atNiagara for
s? rs and at Toronto for IS per day. For
fuller information apply to agent accompany.
ing excursion.
No more tickets will be sold than can be
comfortably accommodated Wih seals.
send for programme 70 Passenger Depart
ment A, v r. R., pittsburgh.
Lake Chautauqua,
Season tickets, round trip, 81. f.
Special tickets, round trip, S..
Special tickets on sale on Mondays, good
to return until the following Monday, and
on Saturdays, good to return second Monday
after. Round trip from Wheeling to the
above points only s. 50,
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BuSS entirely vegetable, no particular
S tplessspt Pnrgatiye Psllets.p They opetstS
Witbout disturbance to the constitution, diet,
ar occupation. For sick headache, conRtipa'
tion, impure blood, dizziness, sour eructa.
lions from the stomach, bad taste In mouth,
bilious attacks, pain In region Of kidney,
intSrnsl fever, bloated feeling about stom.
sch, rush OF blood to head, take Dr.. Plerce's
Fpsllstsp By druggist wtAw
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PLAIN


The blood is the foundation OF
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the OHir sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich The
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that netting 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.
BRowS'S IRON BITTERswillthor-
oughly and quickly assimila,e with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, and is posi-.
lively not injurious.
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uhs qatetlige,lfer:
ofice Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street


DR.. John L. smith-Third page.
G. Msndel h Co.-Mamulotn Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Wanted-Barbsr. :.
Wanted-Cook. ~
Iinners supplies-Nesbitt & Bro.
New Books-sIanton & Davenport.
BlankeS-A. Sedenbach d Bro.
Peaches-Chas. Laue-head local.
Assessment NOtice-head local.
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AsS1yERsARY OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society at Moundsyille Camp Meet
ing this afternoon at O'Clock. Ray. MT;
Harris, returned missionary from Japan, Will
deliver the annual address. Addresses viii
also b made by Presiding Elder Ryan. Mis-
A, Tsylor, President OF the Wheeling Female
College, Mrs. 8. 2. Moore, Conference secse-
tarV and othera
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All persons wishing 10 test the merits OF .
great temedy-one that will positively cure
eonsumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi.
m or any affection u the Throat and Lung
are requested TO call at Logan q Co.'S Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get loo Trial Bottle
q d. KnE ssw ,nx sSU VAN yx iSs rsSsr
sjZad hottlO will do. cow.
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A Little Boston barber Blown mp High.
Theodore voigt, little German Barber,
was shaving at the shop OF Mr.. Chas. Baeum.
Ter, No. IS Avery street, when Star repre-
sentative interviewed him. Hesaid: "When
found that my ticket was the lucky one
did not drop my razor and stop work. When
finished expressed my ticket 10 N. A.
nauphin, New 0rleans, La, for collection.
IS 900 cash was returned To- me for my 81 in
vested" BE is sober, industrious and pru:
his wesl.b was born In Markliesa, Germany
is sRed %. He has several brothers aud SIS.
ters at home whom he will assist and win
probably open barber shop Of his own In
Ibis eity.-AoltOn (lfaIt.l star, Judy %. nav
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Principal Features Of Yensrday's Trad
IuR.-flne Failure Noted.

iug4one FAiIure Noted.
The New FORK stock market yeGteFdAy va con
tusing end somewhat eontradictory in the tiuctua
lions. Denver. which declined heavily on Monday,
recovered 4 fraction yesterday, but was again
rAlded without any satisfactory cause One failure
was announced on Change, but 1t was not Of such
consequence a TO influence pric.G The failure 70.
ierred 10 was that OF Schot q Knight. IL stated
that the hEn was never considered strong aIle.
They were IN trouble lAAt week, but were helped
over The failure Is A6crued 10 the recent declines
10 the Denver and Reading No stocks arc closed
out yet for their account. Money clUsed at pet
cent, and was In abundant supply. BteadS.uiis
were without special chAnge-tl0ur was quiet and
steady, aud wheat was but shade lower ( ON pre-
yious ouotAtioHs Provisions were UNCHANGED.
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Chief Justice, Supreme Court OF North
Caro- ina, Hon. ". n. H. Smith, writes that
the virtues OF DR.. Worthington's Cholera and
Dtarrbel Medicine, are very highly com.
mended as prompt, efflcacious remedy, and
he feels free 10 O ann end 1t ID others
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STATE FAIR NOTICES.

STATE FAIR-NoTICE TO EXpI6.
~ 1TuBs In the Eighth Depart tent, ior r.xtl.
Fabrics and all other Domestic Manufactured A.
dcles: We, the snperintendentso Of his D. parntai
VIII receise all articles 70 be exhibited at 0ai
ran be seen from August u until Aepteml e. ID
from o 1 o'clsc OK ?. ~ The Super attndepts viii
be responsible for all articles left In their Gaze md
Will have Ahow cases in which 70 exhibit tkcm.
Mrs Jacob Berger, Ms. Robert Nhile. Ms. Nli.
tie Thornton, SuperiDtendenS ann
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay II In solution OF ReE
Magnus over night and you can keep u for
weeks, You can also keep milk q week or
more by stirring In q little Of the Snow
Flake brand. pAw
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NEW YoRK. August 2I.-yonev In abundant
supply a. lHs2 per cent, closing offered At per
cent rr1e efeHne psPST III. o xxi Pc w w
demand 81 S511f.
s. shade elscir ut the close.
o. s. &, ex,en led .lOss. P. q g. G. arsts..-lll
t SSSpSns G fsSs t 5s,m
Pacific 6 Of '9j......l2S u. +. sinking iund.ll7
Central Paci6c nsts III Tex. PAc land grtG. So
Erie seconls..~..... 9S14ldo Rio Grand diy... 76SS
Lehigh d Wllkes....-l&
RAILROAD BoSDs-SteadIer.
81 TIE sEcuRfrIEs-Featurelets.
a aGsa4s ss Son. iina Soa:ci: cI
st. oseph-..............l09 TIA mat. coupons. S6
Tennessee 6s..........., 80 Virginia preferred.
Tennessee Is, new... 50 Ex. div.
sTocKs-The market odRy hiss been. to most
operators confusing o?e and CT It Is pretty cltaE
tlat majority OF the stocks have passed into hand.
wnich hold them vita comparative atnnEss,
The raidlng process Is referred to In the earlier pA'l
OF the day mas had only temporary effect and
bsings out less and less long stock. mslohty ol
those who have bought stocks In the last few day
seem prepared 10 stand fluctuations Of 2 or 3 pei
cent without letting gg. Ascompared with yesef
d US closing prices showed an advance \ 70 TX
Oregon q Trans.GontineItAl 70 per cent, Northern
Pacific " Der cent, preferred y per cent Western
Union X per cent, Denver n per cent Kansas
Texas per cent Oh faul N per cent uulOn fAclut
n per cent, Wabash preferred Y per cent ant
LackAWAnna X per cent
| In the last hour there were few fluctuations o
importance, and the most active stocks Of the dA!
were could and VllllAr shares with Denver an(
Louisville q Nashville. TIe motive for renewA
Of raid on LIE ver 8 Rio Gtande does not seem q
be clearly understood, And whether Is merely 10
speculative purposes OF tosectre change In eontru
i, not app uenl. The damaging rumors continue
and are IS quickly denied tbelng also Sseited tina
| new president will be iounu By the neXtmeeting
| TnninctinnN 90 khRrcE
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Yesterday there was another picnic at
seiberts summer garden, and thoss Of the
East Wheeling outlaws who were not sa'
bled from the effects OF the row at the same
place on Monday resolved to go out and
nave some more "fun." Several OF them
mounted an Elm Grove car on Sixteenth
street. Among these was jack Norton, VINO
n iittle while before had been observed to
throw stone at another car Of the line. On
The ear he became very abusive, and behaved
20 that President Rsymaun, who was on
board with his family aud par'yo Of friends,
ordered the driver 70 put the man of. The triy.
er undertook 10 carry out the order, bat proved
nm dual 10 the task. whereupon Mr.
Reymsnn himself fOrcibly elected Morton ITO,
from the car. Subsequently Constable VIII
liam Lauchin arrested Norton and 'squire
Ankle committed him to Jail. This rude
shsttering OF the plans Of the gang discout'
aged them, and the picnic passed OF peaeea'
bly, and enioyably to, the select crowd pres
enL Il issaid that Norton struck q woman
with beer glass during Mondays melee.
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FoR SALE

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale sItu.
atsd on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ", N.
9 miles from B. 4 D. 3. Il. station, is milr
from Wheeling, on good road, ali in ma
and in high state Of cultivation; Oneh.l
mile from Sehool, convenient to mills MAJ
ket and Churches; plenty Of good fruit vel
wetered. To b. sold in one tract or in pSr
GELS. For further particulars call on OF ID
PETER CROW,
Glen Eastou, Marahali Co., WA
Mention this parAr ia2Sntu
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and far svee, Sess Of tone we have never seen
IL sonaim Was the remark Of those who saw
and heard that iG.es Grand Chickering Piano
that q. 4. House recStyed Yesterday.
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"HAcxMETAcK,n q lasting and fragrant per.
Lain Brothers, aud Alex. 7. Young.
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The Rev. George Il. Tbayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says "Both myself and wife owe our
lives 70 shiloh's Consumption Cure Sold
BY McLaIn Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young.
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WEhaye an elegant assortment ofBoyS
B,clcle Waists and shirts at very moder.
ME Pr '''' d. GuNDLIsG & CO.,
Star Clothiers,
80 Twelfth street.
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~ :
Gentlemen,

II Won want bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and Inspect my stock before
guarantee briees and styles
10 guIt L. v. BLOND,
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GTATE FAIR.

~ NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS.
MI. r u. Phillips, Entry Clerk, IN new rtfdy 10
Ieeetyetll entries from exhibitors II his Otcelr
the Court House, Wheeling, ". Va. SPEED Intlo
Will Close on Monday, September 8, at il p ". ana
n. All exhibitors aIc requested 10 make ihtl
entries before the inst dSy ii the Fair TO peveat
the rush. GO. HOOK,
huA gaOpataET