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TNHE GREAT

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10 THE, NORTH, WEST, AND SuUrHwEsr
STEEL hR&2EgftH IL G Ge1fE ESiFFE$Sf&PP SSfiFFES
TRAINS LEAVE WA5ITiISNaarto6Ni!' IN from station
For pi'tsbqrS ana tho West Chicago s G9Ts; IGd Ez
Fnst Line FRSce is Sieeping cars, et G5O daily
maSrsGng nenna WesSTS saeReS Rapress Ssr las i5S m
natl Xswo w. narna,e patsse Cars to pts3nrg and cnclh
Nh So.nmbus mud g., -. H. Il =. Il. IL with Sieep.
!iSsSs SnS%SFGh aaS the NS &as! !TPf' WI,s psS $50
BSITfMoREn ANbS PoFoM I2 oSMhiGssR RS s&,1rpoAn
$50 ~ M oddniasnda,g.n dnis rochester, Buffalo Niagara
Washinataan,'' ta,''y except saturday, with Palace Cars
BiGaIn 10 Canandalgua, and Harrisburg to
fSr Nv mmdlIiHlIwsport dnlIn Lock Haven and Elmira at o
fgr Pa New o York and mo East 500 a r 1880 a. M,
o anf Limited fRprsss % 9s 81 spq@%E PasS sio eS1 p
For Besiopy y'HS ytbnnd N m d@ity, Sxcept sunday.
Eor any H. IN sunday, i:2O y. m.
c WITH boats of "TSsE BTosokyn Ss annsx SGGnsf ord a.
Grect transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
For n Philadelphia, 500 M 1890 q, m 1sO. l2o $50
indd e Expre 1a S5H S T. M l aa G s7seps HaS leSe sun
6 @ s55 sV and nd S @ %1 10 m a. On On aa sands2 2 t2 IA
For SP Popes a. m ESe eS o29 I} SS5 So and i%2S p M
For or annapolis, $40 a. m. aud 4iop M daily, except
ALEXHNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WCnAN b AnD AZ ,A.LIENANDRIA AND WASHING
For AlsSandra, G;8o 200, 9?o lOo. and lies A. IN.
FSS $50 R,3E G2S and Ii;2S = m, m, 200 and Soo p:
daily, and 500 D. M daily except SI Sunoiay. MO H. III
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington 6OO 500.
9.lop. nI and iaoS midnight on Sunday at 500
a;53pnd lO0Oa M; 200 and $40 p. M.
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and a. the station where orders can be lett for
J: IL MOOD, General Passenger Agent
Il. II, General MANAGER.
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Nervous and Blood nlaenaon
Vital Questions!

Ask the most eminent physician
or any school what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allaying ali ir.
ritation of the nerves and curing all
forms OF nervous complaints, giving nat
ural, childlike, refreshing sleep always,
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops"
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians
What is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all diseases
of the kidneys and urinary organs, such
as Brights disease, diabetes, retention or
inability TO retain urine and all the dis
eases and ailments peculiar to women"
"And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically, Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, biliousness, ma
larial fever, ague, &c." and they will tell
you
Mandrake or Dandelion.
Hence, when these remedies are COM
bined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters,
such wonderful and mysterious cura-
tive power is developed which is so va
ried in its operations that no disease or
i'll health can possibly exist or resist its
power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman,
weakest invalid. or smallest child to use.
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Steamboat S'irres.
LOW FARE! POPULAR STEAMERS!
DAILY LINE! UNITED STATES NAIL
Steamers George Leary and Excelsior,


and POint Lookout.
To Norfolk k........~......sl 00 Pinoy Point aud
Round lrip'"''''''''.'. 90 Point LOOKOUT. SOC
Round Irip......... ,.,, al O6
FIRST GLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CANNOT RE
FURNISHED FOR LESS
Steamer leaves seventh street wharf daily excAnt
sunday at $50 y. m. Saturdays at o. 'P'
saturday Night hlScuTHiOns N Special
fsaturr, keturn Monday Morning.
Hound TRIP Tickets good on either Leary or Excel.
blor hetnrning, boat reaches Washington Monday
morning At o'clock. ~
Exelusiye connection with the RoSaou
auu EIOHsneure htennlers. Connects also with
New York, aud James River steamers, aud she Nor.
lulk ana western aud Seaboard ana Roanoke Rail.
roads ~ Old Point with tho Chesapeake and Ohio
HallIoad Pa6sage and rooms can be secured I'D
heGds Sons, ZIG II 81. n. WI Baltimore aud Ohio
Tlcket once lfth aud Pa ST. Marc Hotel Polk.
lnhOrns, next TO ely pOstoifice; office of KnOxs
Othce, lth 81. wharf F'''
from hotels and private residences eSN9'
Freight received daily uutil D. m.
,,,, - ,,,.~ 49, /. NJ. uUDGINS,
Wm' ~ WEIGH, Agt Gen. Supt
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CHAPTER II.
IatlentS
Almost dead or nearly dying

For years, and given up by physicians, oi
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs (called con-
sumption), have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness
wakefulness, and various diseases pecu'
liar TO women.
People drawn out of shape from excru-
ciatng pangs of rheumatism,
InAammatory or chronic, or suffering
from scrofula,
Eryspelas,
Salt rheuni, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indiges-
uon, and In fact almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir 10
Have been cured by Hop Bitters proof of which
can bs found in every neighborhood in the known
world
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule In effect JUNE 10, 1853:
$50 A. M..New Orleans Mall. daily, making close
connections to all points South and southwest
ahily, except Sunday with G, IL o. Ry. Pullman
Sleeping Cars nom Washington via Danvllle to
Montgomery aud Montgomery to Now Orlenns;
r,o hso washington via Lynchburg and Bristol
olOP M'1Lonsville Fast Lane day, via Charlottes.
ylIle Huntington, and Lexington, TO Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE and all Western points, making direct
connections and With solid train and Pullman
,oo- stepping Cars. Washington to Louisville.
lVS r. M-Southern Mail aud Express. daily. to all
points south aud Southwest, via Danyllle aud
charlotte daily except sunday, with c. & .. Hy.
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington to Augusta,
Hln Charlotte aud Charlotte 10 Montgomery.
ruiIman Sleeping Cars, Washington TO White
For all points on Manassas Division take s;s5 g. M and
o:lOp m. trains, daily. except sunday. For War
=, renton take S35 a IN. and SLOT M trains daily,
90 hor tickets and all Information inquire at Com
Depot '' W NV S"'''
NJ SLAUGHTER, N MACpANIEI
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
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ICE CREAM, with soda water at Ferguson's
Second street and Pennsylvania avenue, Capt.
tOl hill.
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Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon /!

STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
leaves seventhstreet wharf daily Except sunday
for Mt Vernon at 10 a. ocock a. In returning reaohes
Washington about SiJO - m
L l. BLAKE Captain
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1NHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING
Il ton by the finest wOrkmen- Call aud nea apscl.
n1enA NalIoaal Republican J0bRoomI.
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PRETTY MRS. BUSH.

SMOKE the LongfellOw Cigars You'll like
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All operations waiimuted.i W No
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LOTS OF Fun
AZ The city Police Court session Yester.

| At The Oily Poliee court besslou testefs
day Morning.
Anunusualsy large docket was on at the
Police Court yesterday morning, and the
variety Of cases was more striking than their
number. Among the prisoners was Bill
Leeper, whose arm was broken by George
Watson on Monday. Two women and four
| or FIVE men were summoned rs witnesses.
Several Of the latter were Germans, unable
to speak English, and, Officer Freebolt was
pressed into service es interpreter. The
story developed was told yesterday in the
1srEILsoEScER. The Judge fined Leeper and
dismissed Watson. The former, In default OF
his fine, went 10 the hill.
A Young fellow was arraigned for abusive
conduct al house on EoG street. In East
Wheeling. He confessed his tsplt after three
women and colored man had sworn 10 ",
and professed sorrow. He got b and costs.
Another young fellow was charged with
abusing the wstchmvn at the Belmont mill,
while trespassing there Sunday afternoon.
He was confronted with several witnesses,
one OF them and the vatnhmap himself re-
cent immigrants from Germany. This boy
was sorry, too, and was let of with 81 and
costa. ~.
Several cases OF some little interest were
heard, but the one which convulsed the large
audience was that Of Squire ]. N Bulger,
charged by bis two daughter, Ella and
Mamie, with disorderly conduct. a not
family colloquy took place while the ttsti-
mony was being heard, OF which the follow
ing are choice excerpts:
The squirtI "Didn't you beat me oyer the
head with pototo masher one day last
week." d-
The Squire; swell, 1 say you did, and I'll
Mis- Ella: 'You can't prove It."
The Squire well, I'll swear toit, any.
Miss Ellis: ayes, you'd swear to any thing
You swore yu lived ion the Fourth ward, but
you knew Il was not true at the ttme.m
The Squire: ~ do live In the Fourth
ward. You live in the Third, bat ! don't"
The Judge: "What were you doing OF
this house then, II you live In the Fourth
Miss Ella: "Thats what want to know.
What does he want there If he don't live
there?"
Later the Squire asked. 'rDon't you girls
and your ma fight more among yourselves
than You do with me"
Miss Mamie: .'No, Pa, Ineyer fight"
The Squire. .'Eo, know you don't. But
this girl does. Didn't she black both her
mai eyes last winter ?"
Miss Mamie: mo, pa, she didn't2"
The Squire: "Isay she did. And wasn't
The fnt time"
After the young ladies had departed, the
souire became confidential, aud informed
he Judge that THAT big girl miss Ellsl has
a temper worse than the DEVILS, and she's as
strong as as an OK.
This case was taken under sdvisement
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Mennerehor Excursion TO Cleveland,
Buffalo and Niagara Fails So

The Mnnnerchor has undoubtedly ar
ranged for one OF the finest daylight excur.
sions OF the season over the Cleveland. Lo,
rain & Wheeling and l.. s, u NJ. g. railroads
to Cleveland, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Trains will leave Bridgeport Saturday,
July II, at 10 clock noon, arriving at Cleye'
land at 7 p. NJ, giving oil parties tho oppoi..
tunity OF remaining In the beautiful city OF
Cleveland over Sunday. Arrangements haye
been made for reduced rates at leading hotels.
To resume the journey trains will leave
Union Depot. Cleveland, on Monday morn;
ing, July 10th, at 1850 A. NJ, arriving at
Buffalo at ,. NJ, being one Of the first ex'
cursions to arrive, aud at least three hours
previous 10 any other excursion from this
city to the sengeFfest, thus giving all parties
ample time TO secure desirable quarters be-
fore the rush later in the day. Parties wisas
Ing to secure lodgings in advance can do 90
upon application 70 any active member Of
the Society. ~
Tickets good for eight days, with the priv:
ilege OF returning on any regular train, and
OF again stopping off at Cleveland until
Monday morning, June .2Sd. Fare round
trip only 90. Kramer's full brass band will
accompany the excursion.
Remember, this Is the only excursion to
the sRnserfest that gives parties an oppor,
tunity to visit Cleveland without charge.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
70 People.

| News ana GObbtp IN hetefence ~ sAElous
People.
Mr.. @. W. Brockunier has got home from
Boston. tr..I 47gIf
Mr.. John Nolan contemplate trip to Ire
land this summer. f.g t
Squire James Wheeler is conflned to his
bed with severe illness. .y
Miss Essie Caldwell, OF Washington, Pa,
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong has gone to the
mountains for few weeks. y
M. NJ. Everett, OF wellsburg, has been
spending several days in the city. 80.
Miss Emma Young, Of East Liverpool, Is
visiting Miss Carrie Schaefer, Of Twenty
fourth street. Va Emo.
Mr.. Joseph 8. speidel is at Pittsburgh,
where his wife was taken suddenly Ill while
visiting friends. ~, .gl
Miss Jennie Simpson has returned from
Wellesley, Mass, near Boston, where she
spent the winter.
Squire W. H Caldwell went a fishing yes
terday, and consequently there was no busi-
ness at his Office. ..
Mrs. D. A Mckee and family, OF Belle
vile, Ill, formerly Of Wheeling, are visiting
friends in the city. ...-.- d
Mr.. John Howell, who has been attending
the Chicago races for the past week, returned
to the city yesterday morning.
Robert McLain and family have given up
their rooms ct the Stamm House and are
spending the summer at Elm Grove.
a. NJ. Harper, Esq, and family, left yet.
terday afternoon for Minneapolis, where
they will spend greater part Of theSummer.
Ms. L. F. Zimmerman, formerly Of this
city, now living at Salem, Ohio, Is visiting at
the residence Of M. John Arbenz, at Pleasant
Valley. .t..-l Z.
Mr.. ]. NJ. warden's family will leave To-
day for their cottage on the MoundWille
camp ground, where they will remain until
October.
Mr.. T. M. GAryin, OF the speneerian Bust.
ness College OF Cleveland, Is again Ia the city
visiting his father and the host OF friends that
he has here. --..---
Mr.. Dana Hubbard, Of the Pittsburgh
Dispdteh, Is visiting Wheeling friends on his
way home from the Democratic hippodrons
ct Columbus, fsN
Rev. ]. B. Milford, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, with his family, left yester.
day for Mountain Lake Park, where they
will spend the heated tsrm.
Mr. Ellsworth Piper OPERATOR IN tue west.
ern Union Telegraph office at Wheeling, and
sister, Miss Jennie, Of Bellaire, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Hayden, last week. Vood.fed
Spirit 4fFuG
Mr.. John F. Kelly, author OF Kelly's Re:
yissd Statutes OF West Virginia, was In the
city yesterday. Mr.. Kelly has closed con-
tract with large publishing house to write
"The Institutes OF Ohio Law, which will en-
brace the Ohio Statutes and all the Ohio de-
cisions In other States applicable to the sub.
iaNt 4f I.H HIn d
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supreme Court Of Appeals.

This Court met yesterday with all the
judges present, and transacted the following
Flanagan vs.. Lambert, Tucker county;
appeal and supersedeas refused.
The West Yirsinia Transportation Com,
pany vs. sweetser, Wood county; submitted.
Jelly vs.. Dis, Wood county; continued.
Enoeh va the Livingston OIL Company,
Writ county; submitted.
Cora vs., MARBLE, Peasants county; con-
tnued. In
mitted.
Mohnkeys Neal, Wood county; submitted.
Hughes & Murphy vs.. Mount, Wood county
submitted.
%oodyard vs.. Burlington, Writ county
in. Camden g Co. VS.. Hiteshsw, Wood
oisfiiln 5 Co. vs.. Foley, Wood county
partly heard.
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NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass COMPANY Bonds.

Notice "a hereby given, punuAnt 10 the require.
nents Of the mort age Of the Buckeye Glaa COM
caldwell, daledatbe 9Th day Of September, 1850,
and recorded In Belmont county, Ohio, among the
land records. 10 secure three HUNDRED bOLdx OF
said company for 800 each, that on Friday, June
for redemption and payment by said Company In
accordance with the provisions oil laid mortgage.
Tho numbers Of faid twenty bonds are a. follows:
20, 90, 90, 118, ITO, I2l, Ii3, 40, III, az,
276. The said twenty bonds will be psid BY said
Company upon Presentation Of The Bank Of tho
Ohio Valley In theiity Of Aheellng. West Virginia,
on the 30th day OF June, 1883 or thereafter To-
gether with the Interest thereon for the hst hall Ct
the year 1883, and interest upon the said twenty
bonds shall eesse on July l. 1883. and the interest
warrants or coupons thereto attached, Which bGVu
not become due on or before the last named date,
-, - :, ~ ALFRED CALDWELL.
JuNr1 " 1883. W -ll-ll =. Iel6
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A Free Elsetor OF 1889.

Jacob NUS, who d,ed near Bolton, Mar.
shall county, last week, over eighty years Of
age, was native Of Green county, and foi
eighteen years lived on the farm Of Moss
Bell, near West Alexander, and In 1888 NOV
ed 10 Marshall county. He was Wesleyan
Methodist, OF strong antlSlAyery convictions,
gentle, correct life and strong friendships.
Mr.. Nuss had been blind for several years.
He was an elector on the Hale and Julian
Free Electoral ticket In 1852, or the seven.
teen electors on that ticket nine are known
to be dead. John Gilman, John Atkinson,
Samuel Reed, VIM; White, John PILES, Jacob
Fitch yanAta, afterwards a U, P. preacher,
killed on Runboat Yiclnburg. ]. Y. Ash-
enhurst, now U. p. preacher In Ohio, J John
Parkinson, Of Moundsyllle, and PereGrine
Whitman, Of this county, are knoWA to DO
living.
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Robbed HIs Employer.

For some time past William Entler, pro-
prietor OF the Brunswick restaurant, has beer
missing small sums Of money, and on Sun,
day last $23 was stolen from bis TIL. He
suspecteda colored waiter, and inquiry de-
veloped the fact that he had spent money
freely. Last evening Captain Bennett ar.
rested the man, whose name Is Lee Austin,
and after denying his guilt and being con-
fronted with the proofs he 'fessed and re.
stored $2T. Batter declined to prosecute and
he was allowed to 20.
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AN EYE wIrsrss's STORY.

I Last evening reporter met a gentleman
who saw the races, and asked him about the
statements quoted above. ibid I'd Clator
foul Weisgerber or not? was asked.
mo, there was no foundation for thatsto-
ry at all. watched the Wheeling men par
ticularly, as naturally would. aud Clator
,wasnot near Weisgerber at all. The reporters
out there, you know, could not be expected
to keep track OF all the contestants. The
real difficulty lay in the fat that the water
was 80, rough that .Fatty's' boat flled up.
When Ed Olatot came in his boat was hall
tull Of water, too. Why, my gosh those
ers. The side boards Of their boat, right by
the seats were as high as those OF wheelbar-
row. They were used TO the water, and our
boys were not. They'll know better next
time, and you can bet they'll make better
record y
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This new and popular Association Is meet
ing with grand success Large subscriptions
TO The stock are being added TO the list every
week. They still have some shares LETT, and
will continue 10 receive ew members with
ont extra charge. The Association meets on
weekly dues % cent; money loaned OF six
per cent. Call early and secure your stock.
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or cLAiRsyf1IH.

p 81 eIAlRsyrLIE. III
Judge Kelly d holding court at Woods
fisld.
A number Of vounv foiks will pie.nio on
the4Lh.
Mr.. slaphan BsIkar. A yvool. buyaf az Troy
New Yort. IL IN town, - -
c... ~ ~ :. - p.,,.,. No.,
ohas. n. AIien, q tae 5eilhlre Ds@Oe'@'
W" y, In so"n yes.sfaAy @
a. ine mereaa n.y. nave consented 70 Gloss
1n -. ssofes On July s1n'
The st. Clairsytlle printers have base
Dali nine, and challenge any other town 70
play amatch game.
Miles r. Hart, E.q., Justice OF the peace Of
Smith township, has been announced q, a
Democratic candidate for Auditor. cal
Mr. ohas N a.nmor aud ,v,,a NJ Mans.
tield. have bean snendine n law dsys mere.
Nj. Gaumer formerly edit ed the Gasstc.
nh. -. - 49,. y Iy...S. 49, 80.
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xuY pn1oE1ANp pIp Nor now.

"What was the reason Billy Briceland
didn't row with .Fatty'?"
II was told that Billy was taken sick that
morning, and not being able to row Clator
was substituted, and not having the practice
he would have had II he had intended to row
In the double race, Of course our team was at
disadvantage. II Briceland hsd rewed,
they would have taken second place, I'll bet
Tbs truth Is, our boys were handicapped by
unfayorable circumstances all round Wheel
ing had three oarsmen there she can be
proud Of and she will be yet. You must MT
base your bets on the record they made at
Ohicago-I'll give you that pointer. II you
do you Il get badly left"
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SFEUBENYIhIE MINES.
AND OTHER TOPICS or lNTEREsT
Ia TIE s.lslberI.s coan.I.. Of ii. Three states,
and Ia west vlrsIni. At Large Several Ohio
ToWns-nouads,llls nsllnrs-PsnOaal,
Indu.trial aad General S,WL

The water tank Of the O. & P. railroad at
Smiths Ferry burned Monday night be.
tween half past nine and 10 O'Clock, making
blsEs that could DO seen ut East Liverpool
A donation was made to Washington and
Jefferson College by the heirs OF John DinS-
more, deceased. OF Allegheny City, In the
shape OF q large collection OF Colorado and
Alaska antiquities and minerals. The board
at q meeting . few days since acknowledged
the receipt OF the same and instructed the
President and College to convey the thanks
OF the board to the heirs for their kind re-
membrane OF the college.
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BLUM & Marks BAZAAR,
Qte g'etetlilgsttter.
once Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-A Boy.
Palace Reirigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
Grundy's DiarrbUa compound-Logan
Gfsudest Of the ssAsOn-Ercu1aiOn and
Picnic at Moundsville.
Ice Cream Parlor-Thcs. Heyman,
Without Doubt-A. siedenbaoh & Bro
Head OF Local.
q. &ondsl & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and curtain Emporium. -
DR.. John L. Smith-Third page.
Pittsburgh and KanAwha River Packet
W. N. hancellor-Head OF Local.
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FoR SALE

A valuable EARN Of $50 acres for sale, .itu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va.
8 miles from B. 4 o. R. R. station, is mill,
from Wheeling, on a good road, all in gras
and in q high state Of cultivation; one.b.li
mile from school, convenient to mills mar
ket and churches plenty Of good fruit wall
watered. To be sold in one tract or in nsr.
calls. For further particulars call on or Al.
PETER CROW,
~ Glen Easton, Marshall Co., WA
Mention this papar. ia2SnAg
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It's unknown now Just what the Cuban
planter said when no saw In the newspapers
OF the Ever Faithful Isle that his ticket, No.
II ,ls9, had drawn SIS 900 in the 1b8th Grand
Monthly Drawing Of The Louisiana State
Lottery, at New Orleans. on Tuesday, May
sth. The next drawing (the 16Sth) will take
place on Tuesday, July 10Th. when $265, 800
OF Gen'is G. I. Baauregard Of La, and Jubal
A, Early OF Va. Any information can be
had Of II. A. Dauphtn, New Orleans, La on
application nAw.
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Tar aryER noAp.
Privilege Granted at ParkernhnrE.
Affhirn AZ lIoundsyiIIe.

PAREERsBuRs, W. Va, June &c Council
tonight passed resolution permitting the
Ohio River Road to enterthe oily by the river
front to Second street, up Second to
Ann, thence to the KAnGwha river. The
road was also granted the privilege to lay
tracks up Second street to the factories and
mills at the head OF the street. Thecompany
are to ereeta yiaduet in order tosecnrea prop
er elevation for crossing the Kanawha.A peti-
ton recommending the passage Of the above,
signed BY the properly owners from Second
street 10 the K snawha river, was presented
with the provision that the railroad would
locate in that locality. U
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BAIkER's steam laundry Is TO receive early
next week complete set Of the latest i'm
proved machinery, including an engine,
starcher, mangle and everything desirable in
a complete establishment VI the kind. They
expect to be able TO defy competition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27

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