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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-11
A,RonANTIC STORY,
with n Young West virginia Lady for n
Heroine.


A gentleman who has been travelling in
the far southwest relates romantic incident
which has a fair West Virginienne for Its
heroine. During the winter months Miss
Fannie Ewing. daughter OF DR.. Ewing, the
weIl.known physician OF Charleston, Ka.
nawha county, went to Albuquerque, New
Mexico, for her health, brother Of hers be-
ing epgsged in mining operations In that
vicinity. Miss Ewing was attractive and at'
fable, and msde many friends, among them
a Mrs. McAllister. u daughter OF the Ia.
mentcd Brigham Young, whose husband
runs cattle ranch not far from Al.
buquerque. NJ IS Ewing visited this lady,
and at her home made the acquaintance OF n
Mr.. Scott, a head herder or something Of that
kind. Mr.. SCOTS attentions TO Miss Ewing
soon began to attract notice, and 1t was un-
derstood that she would probably settle in
the tarritsry. McAlliSler's rancI had been
trouble a good deal by rustlers delicate
name for cattle thieves, and whether It was
Ia an ARRAY with one Of ese or some bstier
dispos. d person, Scott was recently arrested
for killing man, aud lodged in the jail at
Albuquerque. A local newspaper oil recent
date says that arrangements have been made
for marriage next dag between Mr.. Scott and
Miss Ewing, the Sheriff having consented
to act rs Master OF Ceremonies. Miss Ewing's
brother endeayored 10 dissuade her from her
purpose, but she was resoute, and at last &C.
counts was on the I'VE OF marriage to The man
Of her choice. The affair has created good
deal OF sensation In the growing town OF
Albuquerque, and II /, but fair 10 presume
will 40 so in Charleston.
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aIs 90. Lard dull. ci'y refined 81 SailSS steam
al 61 FRvs Arm IT ia &c Cheese QuieE G. eamery
iic ci fHir tSs Cd Io,ls Nic. oIhen d ShGustd.
p,LTlMoRE, Nd, Juues.-FlouI steady and quieti
Wheat No winter red ,pot y ~ H sN,
iSmSef Il sS;SGf 1sJf: October q q71fai nv Corn,
western about Seady and duLl: westeit mixed snot
G3l6Sltr: June 6Isla,SHc Jnly @9ae'sle Anf Sl,I
47aSSc Rye quiet and nominal II 66c. Hay dull
and unchanged. Pr6yisiouB outlet and Without
change Butter dull and lower; western lacked nc.
duil auh nominal Coffee quist Rio eatSots ordi'
nary inflIrS SAFE Sugar firm: AIottSHc. Whisky
quiet and steady atsl i6xal u.
t, CHICAGO, June 9.-'The Dfnpers' Jotsrsal REPORTS
Receipts 0Co head; shipments s heGI:
50 SOA7 Is: light &C ioa6 IS; sEps " SCa6 ~ Iae
Receipts 300 head: shipments 5000 head. Market
brisk vi smell supply sold early ~ iUe 81
5 IS; common TO fair s. onA1 40 Sheep-kecelpe
100 head; shIpments S0l head. Market quiet enu
steady: fair s. IS; gotd 81 70; choice ~ 90 Market
well cleared al the Close
CINCINNATI, June Cotton dull and lower at loc
Flour lrm and unchanged. Wheat In good De
m and VI 81 l6 spot 81 Is august Corn ftRady a. &c
spop July $50 Ausns.: t9e sestemse Et Oats
t. SS ss ana a ~ dS and NOMINAL
Lard quiet At SO oSAll 90. Bulk meats dun and
nominal. Bacon quiCE shoulder q 30: clear no
SiI Co: clear 81 2S WhlSky firm at 81 ID. Butter
Qlltb Auu uuSHAhhSAs
ToLEDo, o., June 9.-wheAt du,l: No. 2 red winter
cash aud June o. I6& bid; July 81 Is bid; August
Sl 1915 September 81 Az bid: October u ~;
year II I6X bid, Corn dull: high mi ed 6Sb{c; No.
: cash aDi June b71iC; July tShc Oats dull and
nominal; No. 242c.
BRApPonp, Pa. June g-PErEoIIuM-A sllsh
| improvement Op'R'dAt o. icy. highest u u ly%;
loves, 81 l6k: cloEed al 81 1875 Total runs Fri'
DAY a. sos barrels Total shipments s. barrels
CharItrS % SIS barrels CGRrAnces 120,0oo baies
PITTSBURGH, June 9-pErRoLEuu-Flm: United
certificates closed at 81 lsN: iehnd 7ha7hc Tor
Philadelphia delivc y The afternoon session
marks' was rather = let: opened, a. tIlS$, nut
bruko 10 SILK, recoN ehUg aud closed al u ls14'
NEW YOEK, June 9-DRY GOoDs-The day was
very quiet III the dry go dis market with scarcely
anything doing IN u general way, although ior
autumn spCcialucs, engagements are being com
pk It'd
, CrScISSGTI, June 9.-Live hogs steady; common
end LIGHT s. SSl6 70: packers and butchers 70 6Sa
! 10. Receipts ESQ head shipments !, $50 head.
Oil CRY, June -PETRoLEuN-o Opened at
81 lbI; closed at 81 lgI transactions 4UO.OOO bar
rels ii FROM 81 10 TO HOY.
NEW York, juno 9-wooL-.Dull: domestic
iePc S0A4bC llled lsai5t; unwashed l2aSc; Texas
liA2Sc.
NV YORK. June OIL EArHrE-Firm and iaIrly
Activf; liemlOck sole 2lA26c. l@
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ADweIlipg IIuuse burned.

The dwelling house OF Mrs, Jane Bell, a
widow living about thres-fourths Of mile
south Of Valley Grove, was burned down
Saturday about II 4. N. The house was rather
old but was a large one, and very convenient
aud comfortable. Nearly all the furniture
was saved by the energy and exeFtion OF
Mrs. Bell aud her daughter. Miss Mary Pol.
lacF, OF WeSt Alexander, was visiting there
AT the time. William Bell, son, aud the
hired hand, were absent In dis ant corn
HsId and did not cat TO the house until 1t
was completely enVelord In flames, Miss
Polack says that Mrs. BslI and daughter dis
played unusual GOODNESS and energy in re-.
moving the furniture from the dsVouring
flames, Otherwise their loss would have been
much greater. The women, with the aid
OF one or two men who had seen the house
burning, carried out large organ and other
i,sayy furniture, She also lost number OF
i.eSps'' Of bees, rs the bee house Is near the
burnt dwelling, though the bee house and
also ths smoke house were saved. II Is sup.
,Sosed that the FREQ Gina,ed from q defective
limo or from spark falling on the roof from
the chimney.
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CLOSE OF rnE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
rhe Last heeting-Tae bishops Closing
address,,


Address.
The last meeting OF the sixth Protestant
Episcopal Council OF this State was held last
evening at St. Mathews Church, which was
comfortably q led by the congregation OF that
church and that Of St. Luke's. The evening
prayer and service was read as usual, and
sermon then preached by Rev. MIR. Keller, VI
Martinsburg. He took his text from the
GOSPEL OF st. Luke, fourteenth chapter,
eighteenth 10 the twertieth verses: And
they all with one consent began 10 mai Q ex-
cuse. The first said unto him, have bought
a piece Of ground and must needs go and
see It; | pray thea have me excused. And
another said. have bought five yoke Of oxen
and 70 to prove them; pray thee have me
excused. And another said, have married
wife and therefore cannot come.
MIR. Roller IL a young man but has good
delivery, He started out by referring to the
way Christ had Of illustrating by parallels
and the applications they always bUre. At
the timeIthe one was spoken, in which the
above words occurred, he referred to bis refu-
sal by the Jews, the Romans and the Greeks.
The present time was taken up and typical
cases presented. We see to-day the agrees
siye, progressive, money gathertr, standing
hUClhIl9 HIku bNk Nv ktlu ava Wv ANhSh
offered In the Holy Book. We see the pro-
iessional man, with morality the very base
Of all bis actions, but still h. Legs 10 be tx.
cused, and we see the Conservative, satitiied
Individual. The feast offered mus, be accep-
ed without excuse. Christ came TO save sim
ners. He exhorted bis bsGther cltrgymen
10 make more effsctual the rites and ordinan.
ces or the church; not to let them be mtrs
i0rmy, but make Il en- power; present the
Gospel In an aggressive, spiritual way, max
Ing religion irst before uything else.
bishop Peterkin then advanced, and lean
Ing .ainst the reading desk addressed HIM
self 10 the members OF the Council for about
fifteen minutes. his theme being the mission
Of the church in this State, the large field
that II had TO work in aud the possibilities
there found. The progress made in the last
five years lie was much grautied at. He ex.
horted them to received exertion,; spoke OF
the pleasure he felt at seeing the exsTttons
they had made 10 attend this Council, and
expressed the hope, nay he was sure, that /:
would prove OF great benefit TO them. At the
conclusion, he pronounced the neaiction,
and the annual session Of the Council was at
mn end
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ANOTHER GAS STRIKE.
A Small Flow nt the Central Gias
~ WnrLs, Well

,.y.. "a. ~ Works. Well.
On Saturday considerable flow Of gas was
struck at the well now being bored for the
Central Glass Company, by Dlrst & Rail, the
contractors who bored the wells at Wellsburg
and Brilliant, and who are now also boring
the one at Marti y Ferry, where small noa
OF gas htgud last week. Tee depth Of
which gas was found at the Central we'll
was about 800 feet, tie same as that at Mar.
tins Ferry. While 10 neither case has How
vet been ubtAlued which will be OF value,
the shallow depth at which Indications OF gas
were encountered In both instances Is a good
sign that at this poiat the great reservoir OF
natural gas Is at much less distance below
the surface than at 9 ther Welsburg, Bril-.
liant or Moundsville, at all OF which points
the wells were sunk over thirteen hundred
feet before gas in satisfactory quantities was
obtained.
The encouraging sign OF gas at the Ceatrsl
W II so soon after that at Martins Ferry,
will no doubt stimulate other parties who
are contemplating sinking wells TO commence
operations w soon rs possible. The Rey-
mann Brewing Compauy's well, already
contracted for, will be bored by the parties
who sunk the Moundsville well, while the
weilat BellAire will be put down by Messrs
DurSt Rail.
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FROM pIsGAIl's HEIGHT
The Class of 's3 Views the Promised
Land Of HomnnboOd.

The Class OF 's3 Views the Promised
Land OF womanhood.
The Fourth street Church was filled to
owe, flowing last night, every seat being occu.
MED, as W, Il as several hundred cbairs place d
IN the aisles, and ma. y were also standing
The occasion was the delivery by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Joseph E Smith, OF the Baeca'
laureate sermon 10 the class which Is about
10 graduate from the Wheeling Female Col.
lese. The congregations OF the First and
8. copd Presbyterian, United Presbyterian
and Chapline street Methodist Churches
united with the Fourth street congregation,
and the choirs OF the two Presbyterian and
the Fourth street Methodist Churches com.
bined and furnished the music, which was
grand.
PRESBYTERIAN Church, made the open ng
prayer, and Few. Dr.. Cooke, OF the Second
Church. read the S,Tiptural lesson. DR..
Smith took for bis text the iirstYerse OF the
thirLy.iourth chapter OF Deuteronomy:
TAnd Moses went up from the plains Of
Moab unto the mountain OF Nehn, TO the top
Of Pissah that is over against Jericho, and
the Lord showed him all the land OF Gilead,
unto Dan."
He likened the present position OF the
Young ladies whom be was addressing, TO
that OF Moses upon thu mount, and said that
tliey were COW given a vision Of the promised
land OF womannond. Ha reviewed the his
tory OF Moses briefly, and said that doubtless
all through his checkered career the great
leader OF Israce had had visions OF the future,
many Of them like this, no ier TO be witnessed
nv Tim a, realities. So It Is In every life.
God often leads his faithful follower up into
Pisgah and gives him visions OF possessions
AZ vast and glorious as the Promised Land as
itlsy spread out before Moses: These pos.
es,ions may never be won. Yet the Lord
gives something b:sidts visions, and HE gifts
are the more appreciated for the Visions Of
other things net yet attained
DR.. Smiths discourse throughout was elo'
ouent and iorcible, and fitted the occasion
admirably He closed with an exortation to
the young ladies q the class 70 50 1--we 'hat
when they at last stood on Plsgah. and the
gates OF the heavenly land were about to be
open, d TO them, they might stand as calmly
aud jOyfully as Moses did.
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FLORAL nay.

Special Services for children In all the
Methodist Churches Yesterday.
Special services were held In nearly all the
churches yester lay, Atthe First Prsbyte-
rian Mr.. james Martin. The hict go baritone,
and MI. N ". Burritt, the tenor, were pres
emit and sang with the choir. Mr.. Martin
and Mn. g. W. Eoif al'o sanga duet.
al tho Fourth street church Chlldren'I
service was substituted for tie morning ser.
vice The church was beautifully decorated
with flowers, q massive cross standing to the
left OF the pulpit, u mound q tsrnS aud
plants 10 Ii RICH. and an anchor and cross
placed against the organ loft while above
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TRUSTEES SALE-vALuAB
Il PROPERTY ON ThE NATIONAL kOAp.
BY virtue Of Deed al TTuLt. maze By Noah
ZRneAu Isabella ZAnc, his wife. 70 the undenlkl,
ed trustee. dated oil the 18th day Of way, IesA ~
recorded In the Office Of the clerk Of the SouuH
Iout. o. Ohio county west VininiG' ~ gss 10
Rachel Mckee, the payment Of = certain Viop III
tory note named therein, | Will proceed u ~
al III. front door Of the Court House, In iheay%
SATURDAY, JUEE3nH, lsSS,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following 90,
scribcd real estate that $50 say: certain y! y
parcel Of lHnd lying In ohio county, Wut NiRlnaE
on the National road, about three inilrH inn w
city Of wheeling, bounded az iolloHE Zoo m ,iss
lng for tn. northeast corner Of tAid lot ~ shLe
on the west AIDE Of a d'Hin IN william rolt rrI
neld on east side Of National road, and 'lhplihE
thereon Y. ~ W. S3s lOO p0hE to = MAEt, :, ~
v. 944l0 poles 10 the y iddlc o! The hGlon ~
Road, aud with the EAid h I'D T. :lj4. 4 % "
pous; thence N. o. X % ice poles TO the place 2.
beginning, U0nlIinlng q. aY llOI acre, ttng w
same piece OF grouna OF lot conveyed N ihT IVA IA
Eolh zIDe by William I0rler aud 3 niue! j. bS ogS
BY decd. dated October 3'Gt, 4. D., lsU anu mTw
oil record IN the Otlce Of the CLERK Us H sS,
court OF Ohio cou' ~ III DEED HOOK NO b., IV"S ~
800 and 867: alb smother Cerinln lot or lHTfl y
land. lying 10 Ohio county, OIL the hA!Ionhl GIsS
about three miles from the cay o. MhTT ' ~,
boHnded ~ 10 lows Beginning a. p0illI W ug
centre Of The National koAd or Turnpike .oi ,s,
10 Noah Ztne; theme. y, Go. y 70 ttaie coIn,'
70 William Pnr or and ~ Noah Zane " w lIno W,
N. ~ 552 100 polls 20 sake tott' ,,sfr
Ter and IIIga tSh ~ iSG pQg l 10 cO ' S.,i
along The IiEe or IA ionsi Road u the r.Ar0I "
ginning, containing 7i2iloO lechSS'; "i1S 'I Is
same pinpeIty conveyed tn hlO Mhh ~ ~
william Purter and vile ard Samuel J. row " W
deed, dated October 18th 1870 HId4l com W n tJ
Office Of the clerk Of the Ctiu " I0ulI OF INV
County, In Deed rOot No. 70, LAs 40 h.,.
TERMS Of HALE-OuU'" o ths puI' ,asy
money and ~ much more IA ihg putrnNsl ,a m,
eltCt 10 PAY 10 caIh, aud The Tts,rn1 " I"o Ss
~ ymeuII Of EIx and twilve mon III vi lh ','..
from the day OF sale the chs~Tl ~, iSs
secured by deed Of tIutt IN the PrlfHI "' Wv
de- erred payments ,,4 So, ,.t.
feet, Int, selling ~ tns'ec, ! shall convey ~
such title ~ Il vested lu nv " sid n,rI " u"'''
I,, TNscr.
ENOR DODGERS AND SMALL HAND
~ HILLS . .....,,,, a.. "A
md n Fourteenth strcet, Whprvyou tap h1snU aD''
1StOd At lhortnotice,
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WAsu,SGroS, D. O., June ll-l:30A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains in northeast por'
lions, southerly 10 westerly winds, stationary
OF slight fall in temperature; rising follow d
10 th0 western portion BY falling barometer;
For Tie Lower Lake Region, rain, followed
nv partly cloudy and slightly cooler weather,
variable winds and higher barometer.
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WILL receive this morning one car OF
Choice New Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Gu.
cumbeFs and Tomatoes, which will be sold
cheap by 2lrnits Brothers 4 Co., No. 1920
Main street
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BLUM & Marks BAZAAR,
myol iltG MAIN STREET.
Ghs gnteltissttter:
oitsce, Nos. 2S and 81 Fourteenth street,


Palace efrigerators-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
stockholders MISREPRESENTATION Re-
insurance Company.
For observation-disclosures Andes
A Veteran soldier-Thhd page.
For sale-Househod AID Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Camp Meeting Boarding House.
New store-J0nes " Littell.
,OLtomaus-G. Mendel & Co.
Dr.. j. L. smith-stcoud page.
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Fxtrn AnnounctInent,

received this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress aud low cu' shoes, suitable
for the sea on. An inspection will satisfy
any one thai baVe the best stock In the city
and al the lowest prices. L. v. BLOND.
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TES thousand more bolts OF new STYLES Of
wall paper aud bofdera 10 match, at cents
4 boil; extra super all wool carpets for Gj
cents. worth dollar. Call soon III Nos. 20l0
and 202l Main str ct JONI ROEMER
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4 WILL receive this morning one car Of
Choice New FJtatOeS, Cabbage, Reans, Gu:
pu1beFs End TOmat0es, which viii be sold
cheap by 4 ,rnits Brothers 4 Co., No. 1899
Main stieet.
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WILL receive this morning one car Of
Choice New Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans,
Cucunbers and Tomatoes, mhicn will be
sold cheap by Zarnits Brothers l. Co., No.
1870 Maln street.
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! VIII receive ibis morning one car OF
Choice New Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, ca:
clnIbers ard Tomatoes; which WI DC SOLO SOLO
cheap by larnils B.othefs q 70, NO. lSSV
Main street.
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TOR SALE.

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
8 miles from B. & O. K. R. station, IS miles
from Wheeling, on good road, all IN grasa,
and in high state Of cultivation; one.balt
mile from school, convenient 10 mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit we'll
watered. To be sold In one tract or In par
cells. For further particulars call on or Sd
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va
Mention this paper iA2.nAw
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE
Allrersons knowing themselves INDEBTED ton.
firm OF link q MOrchead will please call aud SIT,
at the once OF James A. Henry, No 1915 N.,.n
je7 link 4 MoRRHRAn
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CRALED PROPOSALS.

y
Sealed Proposals. will be, received 4, Ia. .os,oo,
8. ". Howard. architect, (wherc plans and ~, III
cations may be seem for the erection Of an t'lst
tiOn 10 Madison eleventh. WardJ schb0l RnlIJJN'
Bids must specify that contract Will is q ,nmIs;i
by the 18th Of August, 1883. The cOinmItiis ~
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids ~
Board Of Education BY
Chairman Com nItteOO 90 Building. and L t,SoS,,,
. LAT S'uuuuh,
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New Life

New Life
is given BY using BRows's
IRON BIrrERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the. system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the,
nerves and digestiycorgans;
in the Fall it enables the
system TO stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by,
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BIrrERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
case, &c.
II. S. Berlin, Esq, of the
wcll-known firm Of H. S.
Berlin s CO., Attorneys, Lc
Droit Building, Washing
ton. &c, writes, Dec. 5th,
1881;
Gentlemen. I take pleas.
urcia stating that l have used
browns Iron Bitters for ma.
LARA and nervous troubles,
caused by ovework, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BlT-
TIERS, and insist on having
it, Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "jMst as good"
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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The following shows the range Of the ther
monieter, as observed at Scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
1852 1873
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.0TI0E TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals. will be received un,,lNoNnIy
June IS. 1885, Al u o'clock neon for lie LmIIJinI
OF the Marshall County Bank, NOuudsyille v ".
For Excavation for Basement, vs. va
For Stone Work.
For Brick Work.
For Carpenter WORK.
For Painting.
For TIN Work.
Bids will be received on each sspI,ate or nm H..
entire building compltts. 'Ae
bids "' " al
Plans and specifications can bC sen Al J. n
McFadden.s, Wheeling, ". Va, and al Babf IN
Moundhyille, ". Va. Address, "'
,o,,,.,, II. ". HUNTER,
ley ltL9lo Cashier.
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FOR SALE.
dor SALE,
TOR SALE.
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty.one acres Of hnely
timbefed Land, about Ave miles southeast Of hrAI'
IN land q undsrsd with VII co snd he he timber can
be doated down XIX River 10 market AIO loco
acres Of imbered land In Perry county, Tennessee.
W, '. H0GR d BRO,
OCT t20n Market Street.
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURF,

Head Colds WStcTy DIsharses rom ,br Eo..,,.
Eyes Ringing Noises IN the Head EeTS1S iii Il. NY lug
ache and Fever instantly RELIEVED. >'''u' hSAI'
Choking mucrs dLAlodged, mOFtb o,..,...,,
aud healed, breath sweetened. AmelI tSIis ss.,
hearing n. toted, and rAyAges checked '''e AM
Cough, Bronchitis, IirOpplngN Into the Th,,.,
Pains ~ the Chest nysptpdA, W'StIng Of strenSiS
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Cala,,hs, "a,
vent and one nr. SAni0rlE Inhaler In ons nsoL oo'
q all drusgtt for q. Ask for Ssniorit RSdiSSei
Cure pure d!siiAston Of Witch HILc, Am fine
DRuG AND CHEyIcAL TO-. BnEtnn. wv tVEn
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TOR SALE.

1000 WINDOWS,
1000 DOORS,
White and Red Lead LnEecd OIL, Ready h!Ied
Paints Brushes and PAiutetE' and BuilteR supplies
W. A. WILSON,
mrN I2i5 Main StfeeL
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Beautiful Cottage with lot) at SouNpsVlLlR
CAMP GROUND. -Four rooms with oil onve'
niences, In good condition. delightful situation.
Enquire Of H. FORBES,
Custom House
Telephone, A-SG, myl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-11

THE Cleveland, Ohio, Congre:smsn-elect,
Hon. N. A. Forau, says, "Ihave used Ct.
Jacobs Oil in my family, and have always
found 1t safe anu reliable. Ihaye been suf.
iering for s"me time with lame knee, asd
st. Jacobs Oh affords me great relief"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-11
BAKING POWDER.

;rw YORK, June 9-IEArHEE-Firm and fairly
ivt; IIemlOck sole 2lA26c. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-11
FoR SALE.

FoR SALE.
% Shares Bsnwood Nail Mill.
40 Shares Bellaire Nail Mill.
Shsfes Belmont Glass stock
shares LABelle Glass Stock.
10 Shares Peabody Insurance Co.
!. irwin, Agent
myl9 No. "a Twelfth street