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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09

What really good thinking or living
would be likely to come from the girl
who thought it unnecessary to study
arithmetic, because her husband would
keep her accounts for her? Is it not the
best thing for any human being, to give
him or her the best education possible
under the circumstances, entirely ire
spective of sex or any outward condi-
ton? 1t may be said that servant
girl can.wash, iron, sweep. and perhaps
cook as well without education as with
it. l deny emphatically that she can
cook as well; but grant it all to be true,
she can not live her own life as well,
and certainly she is an unsafe assistant
in the care of children. Education.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09

Are there not young people in the vi
cinity who have quit school, or who
have about decided not to attend longer,
and yet who might strengthen their
minds, enrich their lives, increase their
enjoyment, and greatly enlarge their
usefulness by the resolution just now to
continue at school? There are doubt
less some who have been out of school
for some time, and who might enter
with great profit to themselves. Itmay
require little sacrifice at present, but
the future compensation will abundantly
repay it. These opportunities, if neg
lected now, may never come again.
The Principal would be glad to commu-
nicate with any who may desire TO enter
the Lancaster High School in Septem-
Der.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09
Graut guuntp Arrald.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1858.

II. d. FARQUHARsoN. PUBLISHER & PROPRIETOR
GEO. p MATHES. EDIroR.
CHAs. J. RUSSELL. BUSINESS AGENT.
GEO. W. GOLDSMITH. FOREMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09

The following is list of the Petit
Jurors drawn for the September term
of Court, at the office of the Clerk of
the Court last Thursday:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09

George Kendall. VIM. Northey, H. II. streeter
Frank Crabtree, +. ii. Bonham, Edwin Glenn.
Hugh l. Lexington, VIM. Alcorn, VIM. p. Row
den. s. b. Vannatta. II. Heinner. Ed Garthwaite
]. Kenshaw, Chas. Watson j. N. Borah. A. H.
Bailey, JAS. Bailey, Jonathan Clark VIM r.
Richards, Sol. Clough, JAS. Cabanis, f. II. Ed
wards. Frank Neff Jno. d. Evans. John Hunt
ington, Jno. Hunter, Geo. Keller, Hewy Clark.
g. Foshay, John McLelvey. Jas. Stark, Chas
Snlder, H. A. Danclitf, John r. James, n. Brad
berry, j. w. Horsfall.
A. C. MORSE, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09
COMMERCIAL
LOCAL MARKET, LANCASTER.

CoRN-In the ear, per bushel IS so a
WHEAT-No. l, per bnshel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-08-09
Attention. Company!

Platteville, Montfort, and Boscobel
papers please copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
ConMEHCEnEN1s rnIs WEEK.
The seguin Instiiuie-washingt an,
Bethnny Colleges,

The seguin Observation-Disclosures and
bethany Colleges.
Tho only commencement in the city tail
week Is that OF the seguin Collegiate Insh
tute for girls, which will take place at The
Opera House morrow night The faculty
promise shorter programme than last year
The opsra House orchestra will furnish mu'
sic, anu besides this, an overture will te
played which was composed expressly 'or the
occasion, and 70 for two pianos, first and
second violin, cornet, clarionet and bassviol.
The rest OF the programme Is interesting and
varied. and the annual distribution OF prizes
will take place.
On next Thursdsy the annual enter tain
ment and distribution OF prizes u tho pupils
Of the Academy OF Visitation B. v. NJ, al
MI. de ChautI, will take place. A rarely
attractive programme OF classical, music
and other exercises will DO varied dur
| Ing the day by the distribution OF pre-,
mtums Special trains on the Hempheld
will rua To accommodate those who desire to
70 out from the city. The annual entertain
ments axe Justly very popular, and no doubt
this years will be as well attsnded by people
from Wheeling and from abroad as have been
those in the past. s.l. I.a- N
The annual commencement exercises Of
Washington and jefferson College began yef-
terday with the preaching OF the baccalaureAte
sermon BY Rev Dr.. J. D. Moffat President Of
the college. Last evening Rev. DR.. Charles A.
Dickty, OF Philadelphia, delivered the annual
address to the Y, M. U. A. To-day at 2P N
the class day exercises occur, and the Presi-
dents reception will be held this ev ming at
8 o'clock. Tomorrow tt2P. n. the clhss OF
1858 will hold It's usrter.seutennial reunion.
Among the members OF this claSs are Rev.
George W. F. Birch, II New York, bro,her
Of Pioi John N. Birch, Judge George E.
D VI, Rev. DR.. @. "A. Dickty, OF Philadelphia,
Hannibal Forbes. Esq Rev. Nm. CASTOR, lately
OF Bellaire, now Of Cleveland, Ohio, DR..
Thomas. Lnnsiord, and Prof.. H. O. Shepherd.
Tomorrow evening Hon. Daniel Agnew,
OF Beaver, Pa, will deliver an Grafton 10 the
literary societies. The commencement pro-
per takes place at 0 A. N. on "Wednesday, fol-
lowed by the alumni dinner at 1PM
At Bethary College, the baccalaureate ser.
mon was also preached yesterday. Thiseye .
| ing the opera N. N. g. kinalors" will be
given by tne college company. The alumni
dinner takes place /. morrow, aud &c. morrow
evening the y0utg ladies oil tue D'oSsolian
Literary socit y vii give their annual enter.
tainnent. AT 2:30P, N on Wednesday occurs
the Senior Cla1 Tree dedication, and 10 the
evening the American Literary Society en-.
tettainmenL The commencementt takes place
ThprSdhy forenoon, the Junior entertain.
ment a, : I. ". and the Esotsophian Society
enter iinment In the evening. +u..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
RIVER NEWs
Steamboat squibs and MiseeIisneoni
L.eyee Gox,ip.

Steamboat squibs aud Miscellaneour
l.eyee GoSaip. ...-,
At present there arc SIX marine patients in
the hospital here.
The Baltic and B. D. Wood passed down
Saturday with coal =,
The numerous storms Of laty have delayed
work on the cabin CT the Chesapeake.
The st Lawrence passed down early YET.
terday morning with big trip rs usual.
The river commenced falling Saturday
morning, and last night the maris indicated
depth OF 10 feet inrhes in the channel
The Scotia passed down at 8 A. N. Saturday
ard the Katie stockdale passed up yesterday
morning about 0 o'clock. Both had lair trips.
The G. W. Bstche,or did not q awsy until
1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, having been
delsyed by the making OF tome necessary
repairs. f.
Bsra ms ferry boat Jessie B." after being
on the docks for about tw weeks was taken
of Saturday, thoroughly repaired, and With
one or two improyemer Il added.
The Regular raised .t,am ySstLrdsy and
wer down 10 MatamoraS. SLe will r-e' ter
the Wheeling trade tt-dsy. since she has
been at the bank she has been generally
oyerhauled and repaired. In her new coats
Of paint she Is daily, every inch Of her. ~
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincinnati.
She Is the regular Tuosds y packet for that
port, leaving here OF Sr.M A river trip to
the Queeu City at this season Of the year is
one Of the most enj yable thiags imaginable
and It cannot be belt r enj ysd than on the
Andes. Her officers always strive 10 please
and they succeed admirably. .I--
CIScIakArl, June I7.-Riyer 20 feet and
falling. Fair and hot. Is.
CARO-, June l7.-River 3s feet 4 inches and
rising; Thermometer $50.
EvAssy LIZ, Isp., June l7.-River 10 feet
and 40 inches and falling. Business
light. III sg.r .H4a.
LOUISVILLE, June l7.-RiyerS iest9 inches
in the canal aud Z feet inches In the chute
on the falls. Clear and hot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
PERSONAL BENTON.
News and Gossip I'm Reference to yariou,
People.
IL L.. n-.....,. II Mta.A IN In liz, IL :.

News and GoeHtp In Reference 10 thrlOui
People.
Jndvs Henry Braunon, OF we.t)n. is In tt,
atty.
Mr. David o:ty of Woo i,field, spent SUI
A, y in the civ
s,,.. ~ nh. p.t.,a .;.,o, how. ,,tn,nei
from mn a tin 10 Cincinnati.
60 w., w.. :. sh.I,.,o .,;roa bor,
Soi p anuss sSt,,S. Uo "'''''N A0>
~ ,ss 'n...,.I'.s :. -. - ch;o.. ,,.L,
Nj. I'd psyi Devil has ! goIns 70 chicago . @ke
IN ,he fa'if"aa "a poAitol. -,..
Hon A. b. Parsons, o. Iueksr comfy
registered a. the stamm HOUSE yesterday,
State Superintendent Butcher LEFT the city
last evening for Weston 70 attend the isssi'
tute.
Mr.. Walker Peterson, accompanied by hi
mother, willleaye te-dsy for visit TO Ne"
York.
Mr.. John Jennings ard wife are visiting
Ms. Jennings' father, Mr.. Mack, on Chap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
A wheeling Drummer Meets his peat
while Bathing In Elk River.

A wheeling Nrummer Meets his Death
while Baihingiu Elk River. ~
The following special dispatch to the In
rELLIsEscER was received yesterday:
surros, w. Va, June le.-Waltsr ]. Fan
cher, travelling sllesmsn for Messrs. Grter a
Ling, ofyour city, was drowned in the Elk
river this evening while IN bathing. Hi
body has been recovered and will DO shipped
70 Weston Of an early hour In the morning
and will arriyett Weston Sunday evening,
/ BRAxros DKx:cRAT.
The news Of this drowning will DO received
wi h sorrow by the large circle OF friends that
Nj. Faneher had made during the short time
be has made this city his headquarters. he
was about q years old, and Warren, Ohio,
was his home. He came from there TO this
city to accent travelling salesman'S position
W III Messrs. Greer & LAing about a year ago.
He had rooms at Zinn's boarding house. He
was steady jovial fellow and made many
: arm friends; he was also Q good salesman.
About six weeks $50 while fording q stream
At MuutySyille his horse was drowned aud
DO narrowly escaped like fate, His buggy
and samples we're lost He VISA good swim-
hNer and Il 10 supposed he was seizsd With
cramps, His renal swillarriye tere tt -1lght
and be sent on to Warren tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Joseph Bell, Of Logan's. warm friend OF
Inc deceased, will probably accompany the
body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18

allow aboutthAt squlb in one OF this morn,
ins's pSp,ra 70 tho eject that saluonists had
bean specially varied TO keep closed tight
tC.i,yid asked the CRY Bnildmg reporter oil
Captain Bennett, rs he seated himself on the
lOrrh otihu Ark last night.
"Why there's nothing In that at all. I'd
like 10 know hewitt ga Tito prlEt Il pnlI
me 10 q SOL OF = bad light, making itR lpsai
Al though winked my eye at their sci ing
on other suhd,yt AID made to,aty spectsl
SSse s me time ago did notify all OF 'em
liza. I didu't propose u bavo that ordinance
yolated that ioibits selling on Sunday. ]
nIso lei EN- know that that was Gllthe notice
j Nha going to give. That when spoke
~ III, Il would be In the form OF anttlce q
walk up 10 Police Court and settle, and sew
anal Of 'em have toEe that already. Ny In
sIruclionS 10 the men.arp TO make = case
against any saloon that sells VI Sunday"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
wHrEELISu, w. Va, June 1ith, 1888. E
.sE RsposNEsr. Id.


WHEEELINu, w. Va, June lith, 1888.
80 EMBODIMENT. sN..
The endowment fund has now reached the
sum OF $1,000, which is safaly invested, The
interest on'y TO b used. Attention is invit
ed to this nexns OF making permanent Ii
ve tueut for the good Of humanity.
TUE PROPERTY.
TIE Committee on Real Estate, Henry K
| List and VIM. B. Simpson, have made ex
tended repairs, which render the Home q!
nearly perfect as possible for comfort and
convenience. A Few French drain thorough
Il ~ drys the cellar. The roof has been re-
moved a. d an inclosed play room built The
furniture Is In coed order, AID every de
partment OF the housekeeping 10 carried on
under he efficisnt management OF Mrs M
A Eolf with great success, both as 10 comfoi'
aud economy. ..F. q.
INMATES. ,s
There are at present eighteen children In
the home. There regularly entered thittsen
b, " six, girls seven. L: pgularly entered
Three Infants lett az the door, two OF which
porariy sheltered. Nine were placed In
good homes-iour b. y, and fvs girls. Eigh,
we're taken out ly their own parentS-tonr
BIZ y. and four girls. Two b Us were returned
To the home during the year; one for incol'
rigibiliiy and one was taken back because oil
III treatment More homes could have been
secured II suitable children could have been
offered. 5p
D,ARpEEs.
Ten children have been ttken into the
Home TO board during the year iy parents
who were unwilling 10 give tasm up but who
would be enabled to care for them by the
reasonable terms offered for short time.
1scoRRIoIBLE. n
Two OF the children have been dismissed
on account Of uucontrollah'y bad character
-one girl and one boy The girl was taken
by her mother to Pi,tsourgh with the hope Of
placing her In Reform School. The boy
was taken to the Ohio County Poor Fam.
The pressing NEED OF relUrmatofy Inst
tute for the wort cases OF the neglected 10
more apparent, and the suggestion has been
made that the Ohio county authorities and
our city officers might com Dine and provide
At the County Inti'maly tuch school and
home, as our legislature does notseem ready
10 assume this responsible work in behalf Of
the State.
We believe the good cit'E.ns Of this county
and ci " would approve VI an appropriation
OF the regular school fund for the enforced
education OF those who are not only neglec.-
ing the opportunities Of our public schools,
but are rapidly acquiring habiti Of vice and
crime. n.
In concluding this thirteenth report rs
President OF tie Board OF Directors, l desire
to expresi my heartfelt thanks !, my 90.
workers and to the lady managers for their
uniform courtesy during my short admins
ttation. -f
/ regret that my departure from the city
will necessita,e the severing OF these pleasant
relations. Assuring you OF my continued
inter- 5: 10 your work and my pr yers for the
success Of the Home,
remain sincerely yours,
W. b. TRoMsoH,
President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
A BIG BREAK
In the Lard Market-A Day OF Excite
nI ment IN Chicago.

|
n.N ment IN Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 16.-The scene on
Change to-day was one Of maddest excite
ment from the opening Of itat 10 to the
sounding Of the bell marking the close Of
trading hours. At o'clock, a. though by
a preconcerted arrangement, the provision
clique had no sooner assembled in their
allotted pit than the intelligence
greeted them that McGeoch, Ever
ingham & Co., one OF the bold
est firm OF operators on the Board, had
suceumbed. This was verified soon alter
ward by member OF the firm, Circulating
about on the floor OF Change, and notify
ing all with whom they were interested in
Provision deals to close them out. Follow.
ing on the heels Of this ensued the heaviest
day OF trading known to the annals OF the
Board, and the tension from that time
forward to the finish was Of the
most strained character, bed rock in
prices was touched almost ct III,
first break. The big DIAL was In July
ard, and the option which had closed nl
Sll.32i on Change the previous day took
tumble to 50 Ia such short order that !,
made veteran operators lose their heads
tor while. There was an immediate re.
bound to 50 2Oa9 30a9 IS, and up to 50 70,
but in the mean time trading had been OK
trao, dinarily heavy, all big operators being
represented by their buyers, with orders to
pick up everything without limit; and
during this brief period Of unparalleled
uproar, 1t Is estimated that some very large
winnings naturally occurred, andso Il went
throughout the entire day-a day marked
by rapid and bewildcring fluctuations OF
the severest character to the end. But
after the first drop the best efforts OF the
heaviest operators among the bulls could
not force the figure above 50 so, still 81 so
under the opening. A centand -a.half q
pound on commodity was looked upon as
one OF the steadiest in It's normal state.
This extraordinary day OF excitement
was due primarily 10 the failure Of Nc
Geoch to accept all the lard offered him,
but his losses, while they are very large,
do not in any sense represent the gains
and losses which resulted from the condi-
ton Of affairs precipiiated by this leader OF
bulls laying down. From the present out
look he has apparently carried down with
him six or eight large firms, who
acted as bis representatives on the
Board, and how many are Grip
pied or utterly ruined by the COL
lapse will probably not he known until
after the temrer Of the market has been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18

The Office Of the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company OF this point was closed yestsrdty
and the instruments transferred u the We.
tarn Urion flee. MtSsrs. J. +. Conner and
.T, NJ gyrhUifp, heretofore employed a
op .rstors lat The Mutual U ion ,ffice, are
now 10 The employ Of Manager T y. Of the
W. u The change gives the Western Union
Ave addiiIonsl Wires, and direct connection
with the large business centres east aud west
The Western unioS etiire Is now TIE ptinc!,
MI :, pSatlng rfliGe between the east and
west, ard has Ave SETS OF rpp0stefs. Eerptes
fore Pit burgh has been the repeating ottice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18

tested on Monday. Theloss which acrues
70 McGeochs honse is very closely placed
by those concerned with him in the deal Of
two and o half millions. The fuinouS
break In prices is attributed purely to
speculation, aud II Il ascribed by no one to
any caase save that an effort was made to
maintain prices at high pitch by specula-
tive methods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
81. James Hotel Arrivals.

i Murnhy. Slate syilll JJaco, Grafton t....
a K Nc Gechen, city WR WI SPA, Be!lalre
Il l;u,hinRtily JH King, Cameron
A EngiIsh, Cleveland BF MehechonI CITY
Il + IiinF div VIII TelfId, Auburn
K A nav, ely ChaS McKlnny, ,dty
II Inng, lIIa1tlmnfo AE Rutter, Baltimore
i 4 Reii. Aitlmore wKeley, PittSburgh
Mis- FNtnie Williams o Miss Ida Moore PRctor
Ms KoopS WGkh'n, DC W Mansfield, city
j DOMAIN, WelSbuFH Bel, Sandu!iy
q y IonR. PIttSbhts J Jones, New 70 X
Mr. MOI luSky, MRrpe ~ ] II King, Cameron
II burbank steubenyille W I,ycott, steuhenYille
smith, SteubenVIlla Mannlou, SteubenV
" Morton, Glazing on HEMAymAri ClAEingIon
W eAnalms Cl4tinaton q y Ripley, city
Plant, littsbnigh CWindsor. Wellsburs
d B Wiley PItLsbnRh MiN Lou Moo'e, Proctor
MI . Lizzie HyeT, Ohio Q q Moore, netnr
WS liver. Hannibal JAGT0yo, y lmont
II Foreman, Barnetylllc q II Schmidt Cincinnati
d II Gibson, city Mr. s Y Watson, FAIfm'
Mis- Don Low, Bethany or Hardy, Finishing
@ II FaiFbankS, Chicago reg itiaTd, Cambridge
] @ Robinson, city Qhheeler, Baltimore
Tn fTye RCyter 10 TmvsG, Columbus
An LlMoyne and child, Warrington, Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
THETHIRTEENrH YEAR
or ihe chiidrea's Home-Rspsrt OF ths
'li "a Directors.

Following IL tire ihirtetntt annual report
OF the Board Of Directors Of TIE ohildrsn's
Home Of the City Of wheeling, covering the
twelve montss from April 80. 1852 to May,l,
1888:
In reviewing the thirteenth wear Of the
work OF the Children's Home We rejoicein
the evidence OF the Grace 81 God and favor OF
men which have attended the institution.
The kind hand OF our H.ayen'y Father has
prttaCt d from accident aud pestilenee.
Death has not been allowed TO visit the ranks
and disease has been but little felt throughout
the year. 30 we feel that the Lord 10 with Us In
the work. The interest OF our citizens In the
Home 10 manifested by generous support
which proves 10 DO sufficient for all present
demands, and also looks ID future needs. Al
sis,ance has been received from all grades
from the poor as well % the rlch-sn EVIL
deace that the hearts Of the people are with
rs. su s.t's
The Thanksgiving sack collection was again
deyided success, bringing in stores Of necet:
sary articles, making the season truly one OF
.'rejoicing before the Lord" The collection
was not quite 30 large Is last year, which
msy be q diluted to the long stoppage OF the
mills. The number OF sacks was as great %
ever before, though the contributions were
smaller. ~
The cash envelopes brought in q larger
amount than Last year. The cheerful assis'-
ancs rendered by many in distributing and
collecting the. EAcks we grsttfully acknow.
ledge. The daily papers. both Eugl oh and
German. very kindly gave free use OF th'ir
columns for our notices, for which we are
grateful Mr. John Porter, Of New Cumbei-
land, also donated bill for lue linings.
Bills for stone work and ktndllng wood
were kin1Iy donated; also bill for printing
OF circulars.
The monty envelopes and church colleo-
lions amouLts 10 $lG66o, which Is nearly
tweniy-5eyeu dol airs more than received
from 10 sams sources lat year.
Following Ia general summary OF articles
received: 10 barrels 1sur, 1875 bushels pots
toes, 1855 pounds coffee, 2 barrels turnips, p
barrels co nmeal, x barrel beans, 2 barre 3
crs ckers, TX barrels brown sugar, TX barrels
white su ~, barrel rics, IL barrels dried
apples, X bar el homiry, n barrel dried
peaohet, 8 sacks buckwhtht. Oh cars tomf-
toes, 6 hams. 0 bundles calico, 2dozan decor
ated plates, "a bars sosp. 8 scrub brushes, 2
hrooms, sack shoe; ALSO Small quantities Of
bread, pickles, tea, tapioca, corn starch,
chocolate, tin spoons and pans, dried spples
and peaches. . u1 .Is. LH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
uRAMDExoURsioNT 70 CHICAGO,
Pan Handle Eoutr. wednesday, June
EfF 20 atlth IR0H

The Pan Handle Route will run one Of
its popular Cheap Excursions to ohica.
70 on above date. Tickets will be
good going on regular trains Of June
10th; good 10 return until Monday, June
18th, 1SS3. inclusive. Fare for the round
trip from Wheeling only eight dollars. This
will be the lsst opportunity to visit the
great Exposition OF Railway Appliances OF
Chicsgo, which closes June Esd. For pArtie-
ular Information In regard TO time OF trains,
ttc., apply to the Agert at Whaling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18

IN, Wilson a. Lamb, OF Winston, N. O..
nEe Of the btst known business men Of the
stu.h, acquainted with all the Leading men
tnn's EholaTa and DiATrl % Medicine Is rec.
osnis diy All clssses Is an iniallible cure Of
s.rtbEeli and bowel troubles. N :. WAS !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
ErlraAnnonnrcmenl.

I received this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress and low cut shoes, suitable
for the sea on. An inspection viii satisfy
any one that baye The best STOCK IN the city
and al the lowest prices LY. BLosp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
M nnl.era and Groeera,

Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Ye0L
will BE- found with MeClusky, Oyster Depot.
Orders left there will receive prompt ltten:
lion. ll4 ~ VlEaSt PRE.sEp YElsr 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18

Tar Picnic Of tie Evangelical Protestant
81, Johns Sunday School Rev. Dr.. Sohaf.
ranek, PreaidvnLl will be bald te.lay d
Henry siebests Summer Garden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-18
BLUM & Marks BAZAAR,
my21 mo MAIN STREET.
Ghe gas&elliaetfet:.
New Advcrt isenleuts.

Agents Wanted to Canvass,
A Catd-Tipney & Donovan. $500 ~
$40 90 Reward.
observation-disclosures Andes.
White Mountain Fre,zsrs-Ntsbitt & Bro
Rev Henry Ward BstCher. .l...gt /
AsWomap's Erperience-ThiId page.
CAlarrh--Fourth page. -.----.-
Take Not ce-W. A. Wilson.
Presents-A. A. Frarzheim.
Picnie-Eug. Luth. s !.
o:tomanS-G. Mendel & Co.
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WARRINGTON, D, O., June ls-l30A. NJ
For Tennessee And the Ohio Valley partly
cIoudy weather and local rains, souiherIy &
Westtf y wIudS slight rise in Temperature
slationa,y or lower barometer.
Lower Lake Region, rea;ening weather
and IAins, winds generally from south &c
wfst, oxttptin the west p.r,ioa FILLING FOL
lowed In wett portion by rising baromet r,
stationary ior. slight rise ip the temperature