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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-03
Growth or Business ut the Postomee.
Chief Clerk Henry Myers, of the Postotfice,
furnishes the following letter carrlers' report
= DRowsED WHILE BATHING.
Henry Paseher's Fatal swim in the
Ohio.

uhios
Last evening about balf.past eight o'clock
Henry Plscher, a native OF Prussia, who has
only been in this county about sixteen
months, was bathing in the mouth Of Glenn's
Run, about four miles above the city, when
he was taken with cramps, and before assist
ance could reach him, was drowned.
Pascher was working for Herman Weiske,
who has gsrden at Glenn'srun. Last night
be aad Weilks aud O. boy named
Henry Pebler, son OF the Cigar
maker OF this city, vert to the
river, and Pasoher undressei and went In.
Young Pebler was about to enter the water
when the drowning occurred. Paacher In
sisted upon Weiske!s going in also, but he
declined, ssyipg he had been hot all day, and
was afraid he would take cramps, Pascher
said he never had bad cramps yet, and before
entering the water he wet his breast and
head, saying that was preventive Of cramps.
He bad not been In the water three minutes
when he began to scream. Weiske, think
ing he was In fun, cautioned him not TO
alarm the neighborhood. He sooa saw,
though, that Pascher was really In danger,
but before he oound get 10 him the msn had
drowned. His body was not recovered.
Pascher had no relatives in this country,
and intended returning to the Old Country
In August and there caring for widowed
sister. He wrote to friends there Sunday
telling them his plans, but his sad and sud.
den death prevented their iulfillment
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RICRLAND DISTRICT.
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Appointment OfTru.t,.s and Other School Bu,I'
asrs-nsttsrs Of all Kinds Ia the Rural Dis.
trlsts Near and Far, aad in III. Towns
Up. Down and Across the Rlr.r.

A meeting Of the Board OF Education Of
Rlchland district was held yesterday at the
sherif7s office. Peter Delaplain was ap-
pointed Secretary of the Board. The fol-
lowing Trustees were appointed for the
suh-districts:
For District No. 1, ]. S. Morgan,
two years, Frederick Ticket, three
years, and john Smith one year;
for District No. 2, G. &c. Sawtell three
years, Robert Wayt two years and w. A.
Ridgly one year; for District No. 5, John
Youngman for three years J. NJ. McCol-
loch for two years and Russell Baron
for one year; for District No. 4, Oscar
Wellshans for three years, John W. Nc
Colloch fer two years, Abram McColloch
for one year, for District No. 5,
Thomas j. Garden for three years,
John Stringer for two years and
Burt Welshans for one year; for District
No. 8, Matthew Altmyer for 3 years, Albert
Christman for years, Wesley Bowman for
one year; for District No. z, Benz. Springer
8 years, Nathan Vanaman for years and
VIM. Warden for one year; for District
No. 8, VIM. Z. McColloCh fol years, Dam
lei Dean for years and L. II. Bruner for
one year; for District No. 9, Jesse
Lazear for years Benz. Speidel for 2 years
and Eugene Ridgley for one year.
1t was also ordered that all the schools in
the district be taught for seven months, and
the salaries Of teachers were fixed at SSS
for those having No. ! certificates, SsS for
No. 2 and S28 for No. 8.
A levy Of 20 cents on the 500 was or.
dered for teachers fund and 7 cents for
building fund.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip in Reference to Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.
Mr.. A. A. King, well known CLEVELAND
man, Is at the Mcclure House.
Mr. A. Mcdonald aud Mr.. Dan L. Pra-
ger leave to-day on trip 70 Cleveland "a
Mr.. John sslada, Of Chicago, is here. he
Il an old Wheeling boy and has many friends
here.
Mr.. James Purvis, OF Alabama, Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Harry 7. Black, on the
South Side.
Mr.. H. NJ. Harper has returned from Min:
neapolis, where he left his family 10 spend
the summer.
John R. Davenport and Capt. Asa Booth
have gone down TO Captina on fishing
jaunt Of two or three days.
Judge R. 8. Brown, OF Jackson county,was
In the city last evening on his way to the
Moundsyille mass meeting Il
Mrs, Isaiah Warren and children are spend
ind the summer at the residence OF Mr.. N.
Pollock, near Washington, Pa.
Misses sallie Teece and Emma stamm re-
turned on the Andes from Parkersburg,
where they haye been for the past two
weeks.
Allkbts IUutht tu1o oatC9 hhd
Sydney Heiskell left last evening tor Wash
ingson and Richmond, to be gone about six
weeks.
Campbell Sweeney, Jr., popular Wheel.
ing society man, who has been South clerk
ing on the steamer Corona for several months
past, 10 &c more home!
Mrs J. Ellen Foster, the Iowa lawyer and
orator, arrived In the city last evening, and
Is the guest OF Miss A. Taylor, ut the female
College. She will 60 down 10 Moundsyille
this morning.
MOTOR D. E. stalnaker leaves to-day on the
steamer Andes for Charleston, where the Lew
Land Association Is to be organized. He will
also take trip through P6cahontas county
with some spectators.
State Superintendent B. L. Butcher, City
Superintendent John II. Birch and Mr.. Geo.
A, Howard, OF Van Antwerp, Bragg d. Co.,,
OF Cincinnati, leave to-day for Chatauqua
TO attend the Ohio State Teacher Associa.
ton.
Speaking OF State Superintendent Of Free
Schools Butcher, the Martinsburg SdteSmdn
sayG We can assure Mr.. Butcher that the
pleasure OF the people In meeting him here,
and the interest he manifeStedin the success
OF the Institute and schools, made him many
warm friends throughout this section, which
will be evidenced should he ever be before
the people again for the responsible position
he holds. He 10 undoubtedly 1.-THE right man
In the right place."
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BOARD OF oMMIssIoxERs.
The River Road and other Matters Cor.
nIdaFod

sidered.
The Ohio Comfy Commissioners met in
regular monthly session yest.rdsy, all the
members being present
Bids ware ordered to be procured by the
Clerk from the different city papers for the
publication Of the annual fiscal statement,
bids to be opened and acted upon July 2.
Bills were ordered paid rs follows On
recommendation OF the Committee on Print
Ing, to the amount Of $02 70; Committee on
Court House and Jail, $40 IS; Committee on
Roads and Bridges, $3.50 %; Committee on
Poor House and Farm, 1854 81.
The InhrmAry report showed the number
OF inmates in June to have been SO, OF whom
50 were white males, 20 white females and one
colored male. one whits female child was
born, and one whita and one colored male
died. Authority was given 10 ct up o
school room at the Intirmary.
Il was resolved to build a bridge over Fra
zier's run, II the city would bear half the ex-
pense. A committee OF three, Messrs. Eiohol,
Max we'll and Stocker, was appointed TO view
tho site Of The proposed county road through
the land OF Mrs Rachel Larkin, and assess
her damages by reason ofits const uction.
Sheriff Brown was ordered 10 be raid
1918 IS. on account to jury certificates, and
SI65 40 on account OF expenses for deal, dumb
and bl nd transportation.
The recommendation OF the Committee on
Poor House and Farm that lot OF fruit
trees be purchased, was not adopted, Mr..
speidel Directing TO taking the guarantee Of
the pc SOU from whom the purchase was
made. A contract ordered to be made with
Commissioner Boring for certain work at the
In6rmHry farm, was abandoned, statute for
80 a. at..N
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Humphlicker was standing at the bridge
gate looking out upon the great stretch Of
green hills Of Ohio, and unhappy.
Cant 20 over that bridge for less than
Ave eentsH
.Thsts round trip, ain'titH Y
"Round trip or over both brldgeu.n
~ don't want round trip, and amt
buyin' the two bridges. lisa warm day and
might swim back"
"Fiye cents"
"Wsil i amt got ave cent,-hapg the
lnck. ISpose-hold on-wAit right here till
] slip up 70 the Capitol and harness on to
the Governor. III can get one O. them or
ders TO roassess somebody / won't ask odds
o nobody. Walt right here for the child Of
Daatinvn
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NEW YORK, July cotton dull and lower at
septenber isiSc; October s6sc: NoTeS6er 4S ISL
December 9S5c: January 9,99c; February l0,03c;
March 10.l4c Flour dun and unchanged receipts
IS 900 barrels; exports 1900 barrels, Wheat, cash
Is 900 bushels exports lO4 600 bushels No. spring
CSC 10 store: ungraded red 81 DIAL 49, steamer No,
? red y NJ: No. red 81 lIHal l7h in elevator:
steamer No. do 800: No. 2 red July nles l.i52 90
bushels at 81 llal 49, closing at 81 llk; August,
nles ,46t 900 bushels At 81 1s{al l6k closing at
IN sep!epe,SSSr ;ales Coy bushels a q lea
81 DO bushels al 81 2.Gl :0X, closing al 81 aS
Corn, caSh arm; options Lake lower, closed
bushels ungTGded 4Sa60c; No 8, S7aSsc; steamer SSc
Ne. 2601Sa6lc: No. 2 July 67I<Rs94c, closing al
S1Sc; August ia6l closing Gt So sep.eI bsi
eoSISs2e,o SiSsinG telsi Sctohes go closing
csipts 1900 bushels exports Z, 800 bushels mixed
western SeaiSc; white western 4sai9c, Hay quiet
and steady At SSaeSc. coties quiet and unchanged
changed, Rice. Eteady and faifly active. petro.
leam dull and noainIl; United 81 IiSI, Rosin
Ileady. Turpentine lower at Soxc, Eggs, western
s Is: Options NEGLECTED. Be sa aa Sw R ass
kaSass SEPTEMBER S s;SS 5Sy
October 9.SIa9.S6c. Butter dull. Cheese dull and
weak. Others unchanged.
and western superhne q 26G4 30; ettra 81 2SaS d.
fInily e6 2Sag p Wheat, weitern easier and quIet;
No. 2winIer red spot q AK asked: July 81 ii bid
August 81 liH{Al septemberS 81 l6at lex Octo,
bef 81 lsal 1875 Noyefnte 20< tGked, Corn, west
EN- l9wef and d4li mixed Epot 50 Sa6Sc; July SIX
abF5Ic; AnguSt 6255fc asked: september 6s5zaeie
steamer 1blHe Oap dull GndloWer 70 ceiling,
Western white 4lalsc: mixed S9lIie Rye dull Al
6iGsSG Hay dull pItwe 70 ehoIoe Pennsylvania
and Maryland "a o,Ali %. Provisions easier and
QIietI mes pork tis 50; bulk meats, Shouder and
clear iio ddes, packed, sza95!c; bac01, shoulders
9kc; clear RIB sides lQNc; hams ll5tai6a. Lard,
rehned llAc Butter quiei; western packed 6Gl6c;
CREAMERY lSa2Sc. Egg lower and weak At iSc. Nc:
uoleum nominal; reantd 7tSASc QOliee dull; Rio
clrEoSs ord!nsry 70 tst ssaAI<e. Sugar steady; A
soil sic, Whisky steady and quiet a 81 I6{GI II,
cHIcigo. July 2-The Drove1s Journal tepotts;
HOEtEReceipts 200 head; shIamenv 800 head.
Market slow and dragging q l6Al6c lower bud.
nes duh mixed $50: heavy 20 IS! light &c 0oA
9'l6. SHipS s. 7ta5 o. clttle-k eceipp SoO1 head;
6hipmenu so head. Market weak IL i0Sl6c (oWeF
On iat eatas and dull uppy sEceSdvtl exports
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
NOVEL KIND OF STEALING STOPPED.
A Man who i. Eral.a II. Vengeance % RlllroAl
Company And Secured Son, Income BY Dis.
m.atllpE the RanninE Gear Of Freight
Cars, Picked up BY the CITY Police.

About Eve months ago the B. & 0. rail
road company began to miss the brass
journals from the axle boxes Of freight cars
that were left here for short time. The
police were complained to, and watch
was set in the gards-and-on-the sidings,
but NO one was caught, and the thieving
stopped. As soon as the watch was re;
moved the stealing commenced again, and
again did Capt. Devrits appeal to the city
anthorities for aid. The police could
NOT find the rascal, however, and
almost : gave up in despair. Then
he Baltimore & Ohio brought on a detec-
tive from Baltimore, but he was unable to
uprayel the mystery, and another detective
came. He could do nc. more than the tirst,
and the journals continued to disappear.
II was moi so much the value OF these jour
mails that caused the Baltimore K Chic peo-
NE 10 desire to catch the thiei, but the dan
ger that was incurred. Unless discov.
cred to be gone, the absence Of the brasses
was almost sure 10 cause a hot-box, and the
car was liable to catch fire from 1t and
burn. There was also liable to be a
break when the train was running fast, In
yolving wreck. =,
The city police did not give up, notwith.
standing their previous failures to find the
man or men that we're making way with
the railroad property. Captain Bennett
and Officer Barum had an idea, and they
proceeded to work 1t up. Barum pro
cured the assistance Of q certain man whose
duty It was to watch the actions Of sone
Fred Miller, Of the South Side. for
merly o roller. Last night Barum
received notice to conceal himself In lum-
Der car at the foot OF Twenty-third street
This he did, and soon afterwards Miller be.
gan operating in that vicinity. With a
powerful slack" be lifted up one end OF 9
car, slipped out the brasses, went and bid
them, and then worked the other end OF
the ear. He started to run when he saw
Barum, but soon dropped and was locked
Miller is one armed man, having been
crippled on the B. & o. some years since.
About year since hesued the company to
recover damages in the U. s. Court, but
lost the case, the company proving that he
was drunk at the time the accident oc-
Cured, and was coming down from the
Schmulbach brewery with a bucket oil beer
and foolishly attempted TO cross in front
OF train that was near at hand. It is sup'
posed that he revenged himself on the b.
& o. and made livelihood at the same
time by stealing the brasses.
At Benwood there is long line Of cars
standing on the siding that have been rob.
bed OF their brasses. The B. & o. com.
pany feel elated over the arrest, and 80 do
Capt. Bennett and officer Barnum, as they
have right to be.
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wELLSRQRG,
barclay Keeps Ahead Of the Precision
industrial.

barclay Keeps Ahead Of the Precision.
Industrial.
The coal shaitat 1lzearyille will be com.
menced In short time.
Rev. Dr., Cor, OF the N. y. church, returned
on Friday from visit TO Iowa
The Window Glass Works shut down on
Friday. The Riverside Works shut down on
Saturday.
DR.. B. F. Harden aud 8. H. Achison are in
New York State on visit to the parents Of
the former.
The G. a. R. boys are making arrange.
Hsnts for lots Of fun at the fair grounds on
the Fourth.
The many friends OF W. H. White, Esq,
an old Wellsburg boy, will be pleased 70
learn that at the late session OF the G. L. OF A
F. d A. Masons at Leattle, Washington Ter.
ritory, he was elected Deputy Grand Master
for that jurisdiction.
The Disciples church will DO lighted with
natural gas. Mr.. Barclay who was first to
talk about digging for gas here and who took
the lead In organizing the Wellsburg Gas
Company, TO bein keeping with his go.Ahead:
ativeneSS. was also first to have his entire
dwelling lighted and heated, and hsa dinner
cooked by nab,
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Rev. E. w. Ryan, Presiding Elder Of the
Wheeling DISTRICT, President OF the Camp
Meeting Association, and chairman ex-ofticio
OF the Great Temperance Meeting that con-
venes to-day at the Moundsyille Camp
Grounds, will make The opening address at
1880 this morning, and all who have had the
pleasure Of hearing him on q temperance
speech known that the time spent In search
OF 10 better man for that important duty
would be worse than wasted. Mrs. Foster
VI ISL y NJ Rsy Jabn R s ThaRmpson 9 viii
speak at 1880 a. N. on the 4,h, and will be
followed by Mrs. Foster at 2P. N. A child.
ren's meeting will also be held In the after
noon and a grand meeting at night, the whole
TO close with grand pyro,ecnic iilumina;
ton.
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ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.
w. II. Foster, the Twelfth street Shoe
! Merchnnf. Thra \ mn the Hponge.

w. II. Foster. the ENeittn ntFett bhoe
} Merchant, Throws up the sponge.
w. II. Foster, the Twelfth street shoe
merchant, yesterday made an assignment for
the benefit OF his creditors 10 Edmund O.
BOYD, a shoe dealer OF Martins Ferry. The
deed conveys q piece OF real estate on the
Island, Lot No. 82 on Catherine street, and
ali the stock OF boots and shoes In the store
atNo. so Twelfth street, or In transit and
owned by said Foster, In trust TO secure the
payment OF the following claims In the order
tn which they are named: First to pay Ew.
ing, Melvin q Riley sos for professional ser.
vices; Second, TO pay ]. w. Paxton 1909 for
his years rent; Third. to pay Thomas ].
Berkeley two notes for 81 900 and 81, 500 re.
spectiyeiy, with interest,"; Fourth, TO pay Sal
lie A. Lilton note for $3.50. with interest;
nth, to pay Mrs Jane Britt 900 due her on
three notes; sixth, to pay Rev. Samuel Boyd
q note OF 800 with interest; seventh, 10 pay
Annie w. Boyd $3.50 and interest; eighth, 10
pay link d Morehead $50 due them on nc.
count; ninth, TO pay DR.. J. W. Bates $lC0 due
him on account; tenth, to pay the Wheeling
Ee,inO Journal $40. Lewis Baker & Co., SO
and Ffew, Campbell & Hart IS due them re-
Spectlyely on account; the residue, II any, 10
be deyided pro rata among other creditors.
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DAVID ASH.
Ghe 9Rtellige1ter
OGiec Nos. 20 aud "a Fourteenth street


DR.. John L. smith-Third page.
G. Mendel 4 Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and curtain Emporium.
Coneert-ope,a House Band.
Card OF Thauks-Foufth Page.
Heavy Reductions-Fourth Page.
G. A. r. Excursion.
New Store-Jones & Littell.
Assignee's Sale Of Hats, Caps, Etc.
Livery stlble-John MeCracken.
Wanted-Teanls er.
DeImonico-Geo. K. McMechen.
Blank Books-sranton & Davenport.
Notlce-R. J. smyth.
Soap-Jos. speidel & Co.
White Mountain Freezsrs-Nesbitt & Bro.
Swift Specific 90.
Mortality Statistics.
Dividenu-German Bank.
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Kniehts Of 81. george Picnic,

Trains for the Knights Of 81. George picnic
at Fairy Glen grove tomorrow will leave the
II i ". & Ky. depot at 6:27 and 9,02 A. N. and
1:22 r. ". sharp.
Also, for The benefit Of the public in gen.
esal, the committee beg leave To- state they
have made 20 arrangeMentS with steamboats,
for the trip 10 the grove and that the PRICES
sre as announced, viz; Adults, rs cents and
children over six and under twelve years, so
cents.
Thereport in the Erening Journal OF yester.
day, stating the price had been fxed at 90
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c1sc1ssAr1, O.. July 9.-cotton nominally IN.
changed. Flour heavy: family a. 6oa4 IS: fancy
IS 00&6 so. Wheat dull and nominal Corn steady
at SIC spot 62 August; Sc September. Oats, quiet
aud steady ataic. Rye steady at 651<c Provihons
very dull and nominally unchanged. whisky
steady At 81 -. Butter nominally unchanged. Lin.
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MINaO JUNCTION.
Industrial, Personal and General News
Items.

Mra. al. Moore is on the sick list.
The Blast Furnace is in full blast
Mr.. Joe Lee, OiBsllaiFsr Is visiting relatives
here,
Mrs, Dora sulsbacher, OF Allegheny, Is the
guest Of K. Rosenberg.
Misses Bessie and Rosa Londo, OF Bellaire,
are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Samuel Wilson has secured the con.
tract for the new N. E. Church.
The Junction Iron Company are preparing
to build large ware house for nails.
Mr.. George Cook, psllsr at the Junction
factory, has resigned bis position and gone
West.
There were about ope hundred telephone
poles pploaded here for the line between
btoubenvilIe and Hellaire, which are being
distributed along the county road by horses.
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RlEr LIpERTY. July 2.-Ca.tle-Receipts 800
head head Market dull at shout Iast weeks prices
Philadelphia s6 SOFAS co. Workers. % a5a6 TO- Sheep
Receipts 1000 head. Market slow; prices Is TO %
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PrrsBuRGH, July 2-PErHoLEum-Du United
Certificates closed weak at 81 151S; refined
very quiet and weak: OPENED at 81 lSk. I'D.
yanced to 81 49, but declined and closed at q l61S
TfTusyiLLE, July 2.-PE1RoLEux-op.ne at
81 l61 highest 81 i6 lowest 81 49, closed Of 81 Is.
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ToLEDo, O., July2-wheat dull: No. 2 red winter
cash, q %; July, 81 COX; August 81 oS September
81 10: October. q - year, 81 %: January o. 1S1
bid, 81 l6z asked, Corn dull and los er; No. cash
and July dc: August size asked; September 60c
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SPECIAL arrangements have been made, and
trains will leave for Moundsyille to-day and
Tomorrow on Baltimore time (20 minutes
faster than city time as follows: 1880, $40,
$50 A. NJ, and /, $40, 4, $40 and $50 P. ".
special trains returning promptly. Spec
ial night trains leave for this city OF $3.50
and 1880. Round trip ticketl 40 cents.
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JB Fowler, FaIrmont Murdock, MorrlSt'n, o
Chas Mellon, Pittsburgh .Mits Draher city
Laurie Rose, Wellshurg Vim Humphrey, Park b'E
D Bliss, Parkenbu'g Ed Ellis, Ohio
someivIlle, Wellsbug J Cunningham, Cadiz, @
ChAs Peltree. Cadiz, o EB Newton, G Rapids
MrsJ Blankenship. W Va Jaco, Grafton
Y Preser, Grafton TAXATION, Liverpool
Vim Meyer, Philadelphia W DeiIcnbur h, stenville
I've Lowe, GAINESVILLE, o WV. Dygaft, Rutland
4 X Griffin, city A Wilson, VanceD'g, Ky
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can
GERS, Piles, Chliblains Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed TO
cure in every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan d Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug sinra.
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EXCURSION RATES.
Ranrih ofInlY. 1883.

The. Pennsylvania Company, and Pitts.
burgh. inoinDati & St. Louis Railway, will
sell cheap excursion tickets to and from all
stations on July %, Sd and 4th, good to re-
tnrn until July 9Th. inclusive. Children BIZ
tween the aGes OF Ave and twelve yeers will
be carried at one-hSlf the excursion rate.
Great preparations are being made at many
prominent points along the lines to celebrate
the day in an appropriate manner, and all the
popular resorts will be filed with patriotic
picnic partieA The rates will be very low,
and everybody should turn out and enjoy
the Glorious Fourth.
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Grand Cheap EXCURSION to chicago.

The annual cheap excursion 10 Chicago
via the Pan Handle route will be run on
Tuesday, July 10th, 1883. Tickets good to
return until July 10th, 1883, inclusive The
rates will be so low that you can't afford to
stay at home Don't miss H. For time
table Of e7curston trains, rates Of fare apd
other information, apply to any agent Of the
company,
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Way train No. IS leaving Wheeling at
7:25 A. ", and arriving at Grafton at 4:00P.
NJ, and way train No. 81 leaving at 7:05A. NJ,
arriving at Wheeling At 4:35 P. NJ, Baltimore
time, will run as regular passenger trains
on July 4, 1883. stopping at all stations.
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Ice cream, cakss and more substantial re.
freshments can be found at this popular
place on the Fourth, so that you need not be
bothered by taking lunch. A fine Italian
band will furnish the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-03

On the Chicago Excursion via the Balti.
more Ohio, July 10th, q through coach will
leave Wheeling on train No. 4at 2:l5 T. NJ.
Parties taking the Baltimore & Ohio will
avoid making any change between Wheeling
and Chicago. Round trip, S.. Tickets good
fnr 10 davG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-03

q the place for all pleasure lovers to go on
the Fourth, There will be numerous attrac.
dons. The Elm Grove will carr all out who
want 10 go. Music by fine Italian band,