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YOUNG MAN DROWNED.
A wnEeLlNe SEWING MACHINE MAN
Drive. l.,O the River at x.rtin'. y.rry and !.
swept OF BY the swim Current to Els Death.
The Bsdy Notwithstanding Young
HAAS Afiletlon-WAs It SuieId,i

Shortly Af,er noon yesterday Louis Levi,
young German Jew, who came to this city
somewhat over two yesrs ago from the old
country, was driving a sewing machine
wagon over to Martins Ferry, and just after
leaving the North End ferry boat, he turned
his horse and drove into the river 10 give
the animal drink. The men on the boat
warned him thatit IVES dangerous place to
enter the water, but he paid no attention 10
the warning. He bad scarcely got past the
wl'er's edge with the wagon when the strong
u lder current overturned the vehicle, and
Levi was Awept from his seat and carried
down stream, out OF reach OF help. His
body sank at once, but about three O'Clock
was seen near 8. ore some distance below,
and caught. Word was tent TO this city,
and friends OF the drowned man went over
and brought the body over on the Little
Anna.
u, on the arrival OF the body in the city
Coroner 5chulizs was summone !, and alter a
PERSONAL examination issued burial permit
without impGnheling jury.
The only evidence taken was that OF Moses
McCauu, who testified rs follows: II saw the
man drive into theriv with his wagon and
haloed TO him not TO do 90. He appar-
entity did not bear me. When he got into
The deep water told him to jump, but he did
not d. It, and was accidentally drowned"
Louis was about % years cid, and was a
nephew OF n. Emsheimer, OF Eleventh street.
After coming to Wheeling he was
for q Longtime employed as can
yasser, collector and reporter on
the d1ily KOlksblat, but since leaving tha;
paper has been In the employ OF the Singer
sewing machine agency, in this city, as a
sales man. He was sober, economical, good
salesman and was held In high esteem By
his associates He was single, and his parents
still live In Germany,
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DAVID ASH
. 80 Twelfth Street.
0he 0,steliQetrfer,


once, Sos. rs and ~ Fourteonth street.
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DID HE WANT 40 sHUPFLE:
Conflicting Statements About a Youths
kieknesss.

btekhtthh.
A report was current about town yesterday
that Newman Feely, son OF Oscar Set
ly, the plumber, had taken pois-
on with suicidal intent, at bis fathers
shop, on Msin street, In Centre Wheeling.
Il vas also said that he had attempted to
hang himself the day before At the shop, but
wa, discovered and cut down Just in time to
save his life. ,
A reporter visited the plumbirg establish.
ment OF Mr.. Stely and inquired about the
truth of the reports. The employees laughed
at the idea that the young man hsd taken
poison, and ascribed his sudden illness TO
epil Spsy, TO frequent attacks Of which he 10 a
victim. They said be had been seized by q
ft, and while lying rigid from It's effects he
had been Teen by two women living In the
rear OF the shop. They entered, and tele.
phoned for several physicians but found
none. Finally Newman, who Is but sixteen
years old, was taken 10 his fatl er's home on
the Island In hack, and the proper II ediCal
treatment administered. While the women
and several other persons were In the shop,
seely, being unable TO talk, took percil and
paper and wrots that he cid not want doc.
tof, and wished people would mind their
own business.
Concerning the story that ne Eao urea 10
hang himself the day before. the worknlen ut
the shop explained that he bad been Joking
W tn girI, and 10 scare her took rope or
piece OF heavy twine, tied It around the ont.
side kaob OF the back door Of the sbop, then
threw the twine over the door, and going In
side pulled hard on the twine with his hands,
and kicked chair across the room. The
girl thought he had the rote around his
neck and was stranglinO, OF course.
The girls mother, q Mrs. Bowman, and .
peighbor, Mrs Boeshar, MAINTAIN that It vas
a case OF attempted suicide, aud say that
seely had often complained OF bis lot as not
altogether happy one. His mother died
some time ago. Several other peighbors in
cline 10 the same view. but the boys fellow.
workmen at the shop laugh at the ides, add
dec are solemnly tEat it Is without any
foundation In fact
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Personal 10 ENTfON.
News and Gossip In Reference TO Variou
hAnnln.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
State Senator Donehoo, OF Hancock Coun-
ty, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Thomss s. Brown and wife, Miss B, own
and Miss Mile Brown, Of Charleston, are in
the city.
Mr.. Hugh DAILY has resigned his position
as Clerk In the 1ecretary Of States office, aud
gone to Pittsburgh.
Rev. Father Daily. p'sto- Of the Catholic
church at MoundssI!ls, wasa ysitor at the
Cathedral yesterday.
VI. John T. Bishop, an atidche OF The Ciu.
cinnau Commercial G0:etie, regist RID ct the
Mcclure HouEe yesterday.
Col. W. P. Ctaighill, Government engi-
neer, with headquarters at Washington, Is
visiting Wheeling friends.
Nathan 6. White, L \, prominent attor.
ney OF Charlestown, Jefferson county, Is at.
tending the EpiEcopal Council.
Sheriff l.. A. Christy, OF Putnam county,
accompanied by Mr. P,rk, Of the same coun.
ty, was at the State House yesterday.
Mr.. George A. Chamber, MISS J. shar n,
Miss lille sharon and Miss Lizzie R. Cham.
bers, Of Nj. rleaEant, were down yesterday.
Rev. A. Hall aud daughter, MisS Flora, OF
Rawson. Oslo, arrived In the city last even.
Ing, aud are RnestR OF Miss Taylor, at the
Wheeling Female College.
John Snyder, Of this city, was married at
0 o'clock yesterday morning TO Mrs. o. o.
Alexander, OF Woodsfeld, proprletreSs OF
one OF the hotels OF that place.
Rev. J. T. Ox,ohy, former wheelipgite,
and now pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church Of Est = glraw. Michigan, IVES In
town yesterday, He sails on an extended
European tour on the ooh inst.
Rev. 7. B. Hughes, OF MorgantoWn, was In
Wheeling yesterday on his way home from
Pittsburgh, where he had b. ca attending the
meeting Of the Publishing Committee OF the
ChriSiidn Advocate, 10 which herepresents the
West Virginia Conference.
Mr.. Harry T. Black, City Editor OF the
RCgiSter, left yesterday afternoon for bethany
accompanied by two or three OF his gentle.
men fciends. He Is TO be married this after.
noon to Miss Julia PuIvis, charming
Southern lady, who for the past year has
been Rutst at the residence.of Col. Alex
Campbell.
State Superintendent Butcher returned
from New MArtluSyille yesterday moraing,
aud left last night for Huntington, to attend
the annual commencement OF Mars all col.
lego, which takes place tomorrow ever ing.
From there be will go TO MAriinSburg 10 The
Peabody Institute opening next Monday, aud
To the Commencement OF the State Normal
School at Fairmont later In the week, return.
Ing In tine TO DO present at the Normal
school commsncement at West Liberty Fri.
day night.
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HE WANTED A JOB,
And Falling 10 get one. He was Bound 10
Have Justice.

And Falling 10 get one. lie was Bound Ia
Have JuItIce.
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Rid
die, OF the city water works, was engaged
with gang OF men putting in a water plug
on Market street, north OF Twelfth, when a
little, old, fat lrishman, slightly unc or the
Influence Of liquor, accosted him with:
Hello, Jimmie; gimme a Job"
The Superintendent told him he had no
place vacant, and was going on with his
work, when the applicant caught hold OF his
coat, and sid:
you big red.mouthed Irish -, I'm as
good man ss you onny day. Are you gOin'
to GIN me job1''
Riddle shook him of aud told him 10 keep
quiet. Instead Of doing it, he rsopened his
liiade, and at the same time showed Riddle
back ward, nearly upsettlug him, This got
Jimmie's "Irish" mp, and lie let the intruder
have heavy one under the right jaw, send.
ing him sprawling over pile OF dir, and
starting little claret. The old fellow got
up, muttering vengeance, and started for the
CITY Building. There he found Lieutenant
Sylvis, to whom he said:
"Hyar. you police, want warrant for
Jim RiddIe!"
''The Super ntendent of the Water Workt?'
asked the Lieutenant,
9th Superintendent I'm as good Il
mon as he Is, Onny day!
"All right Sit down and wait for the
Clerk"
II won't wait for no clerk. Gimme
q warrant! !"
"Now you get out OF here, or I'll lock you
upm said the Lieutenant, and the man got
Later he appeared ut sqnire PeteImsn's,
gave his name rs Edward Lally and swore
out warrant for Riddle for unprovoked as
sault. A constable notified Jimmie to be on
hand at II A. N. to-day, and was returning to
the office, when he met Lally
"Wby didn't you unrest that mon?'
~ did arrest him."
~ want i'm In jail. I'll 90 see the squire"
Uphs weat, but all demands for Jimmie's
Incarceration were vain, although he ex-
planned that he was freebooter aid ''as
good mon as Jimmie Riddle onny day."
Finally he staggered out, mutterinR, ID
the law; there's no jus Ice IN the d. Town"
The case will be heard at II O'Clock this
forenoon.
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River aud Boat News, Local and Tei'
graphic.


River and Boat News, Local and Tere
graphic.
The marks at The wharf last night showed
q depth OF 0 feet inches, and the river wa
falling.
The engines OF Captain Maddy new steam
er, Chesapeake, wero placed In position yes
terday by Sweeney q Son. ~
The Kanawha river and Cincinnati
packe Virgie Lee has been attached fol
debt In Cincinnati, and advertised to be sold
the third Tuesday In June. She Ia advertised
by the KennOn Sheet Iron Works, whose debt
amounts TO STAG.
At Bayou Sara. Thursday, while the Reu.
ben 8. Springer was there, an alligator meas.
uring tan and oAe.halt feet In length, said to
he the largest ever caught that high up, was
lassoed, and alive and kicking. was bHuled
ashore without hurt. Capt Hart immedi.
ately purchased the monster, ordered tank
for it's preservation 10 be made and will on
the way up this trip, bling It to Cincinnati
and present it to the Exposition managers.
CINCINNATI, June Q River % feet and fall
Ing. sbowery and warm.
PrrrsBuRsH, June 0.-River feet II
inches aud falling; cloudy.
o1CrrY, Pa, June 6-River feet II inches
and falling; cloudy and warm.
6EEESsBoRo, Pa, June 6-Ryer feet II
inches and falling: weather clear.
Brownsville. Pa. June Q River 8 feet 4
inches and falling weather cloudy ther.
mometer So,
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The matter OF the County's $50 COO sub.
scripiion to the Ohio Rive, road was reported
IL stdtu quo yesterday by Mr. speidel.
The Chesapeake and Ohio people are elated
over the differing prospects Of an immense
summer travel over the road, exceeding even
he business done last year.
President Mooney, OF the B. 2. & G. road,
apt. U r. Williams, Fourth division Dis
paicher OF trains, b. Il o., at Cameron, Col,
!. r, Johnston, Master OF Road, and j. A.
Hunter, assistant Master OF Road, B. 4 y.
railroad, were all In the city yesterday.
The Vanderbilt family have bought the
Bedford Springs property, and will use i in
convection with their new railroad line
through the southern tier OF Pennsylvania
counties as mountain summer resort: This
will put It within easy reach OF Wheeling
when the South Pennsylvania road is COM
pleted.
The new B., z. & C. Railroad received Il.
baptism Tuesday. That evening about siG
O'Clock one OF the workmen, named John
Cilboy, lay down along the track near Lewis
burg while drunk, aud went 10 sleep. His
skull was fractured and bis neck broken BY
a passing construction train, death being In
StanIaneous, He was about twenty-five
years old, had been working there SIX
month";, and bis home was at Bennington,
W. Va.
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pleasant wedding Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock, in the
parlors OF the Grant House, in the presence
Of few relatives and intimate friends, Mr..
w. /. Ong and N ~ Alice 0xtoby were mi.
lad in marriage. Rev. J. T, 0xtoby, o. East
Saginaw, Michigan, brother OF the bride,
OBLIGATED, and the ceremony was brief
but impressive. The bride was plainly but
becomingly dressed In travelling suit, and
after receiving The congratulations o. their
on the Pan Handle yoad for an eastern trip.
including visit TO New York. Returning,
they will visit for 4 while with Mr.. W. II.
Oxtoby, Mrs. ong's brother, at Erie, Pa The
happy couple were the recipients OF numef-
Gus tine presents.
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Al 400 Feet Depth at the Martins Ferry
Well. 10

Well.
The well now being sunk for gus on the
PAUL. property, at Martins Ferry, may be
considered an assured success. On Tuesday
a small vein OF gas was struck, and psrcep'
tible flow followed. Yesterday much larger
vein was pierced. and gas began TO flow freely:
II was lighted at the mouth OF the well and
caused considerable excitement The well
his been sunk not quite 500 feet, and the gas
SO far encountered Is not IN paying quantities
but It may BIZ considered an indication that
the borers are on the right lead, and that as
great flow as thtss in Washington county,
Pa, at Wellsbulg, Brilliant or Moundsyille
will reward their ef0r.s In good time.
This promised success will no doubt stimu'
late the company at Bellaire to commence
operations Immediately, and hasten the
opening OF work on the TWO wells at steuben'
vile.
Work on the we'll at tie Central Gltss
Works has been somewhat delayed by a
broken drill, but will be under way again
shortly,
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TRUSTEES SALE-vAL Y ABLE
i. PROPERTY on Tat EAT.O'AL kOAp
BY virtue Of Deed Of Tru't, maze y ~
Zanea I.AbellR Zane, his vile 70 the uige'tI
ed, trustee dated on the Ilih day Of way le'A,
rrCotdcd in the Office OF ie cIeiE o. 'no MY
TruHt Book 30 IT, pages bil and o. mlee ..V,.
Rachel AcKee, the payment ri = certain IIOpyS
tory note named therein I will proceed v ~ y
Al III frnrt door Of the Court House III 'heaHN
"A'' SATURDAY, JuNE3OrH, lSsS.
p.gInnInu Al 10 O'Clock A. ~, the Following a.
scri6ed real Cstate. that Is to Say GO tan ~
parcel OF land y Ing In Ohio county! Mts1 NisIs y,
on the Nations road, about three miles IiOnl "
city Of . hecliGg. bJInirI ~ iollos, w III,
InE for thu northeast corner OF bAlo Joy NJ ~
on The west LIde Of n dEin IN william I oIIr,,
Seld nm east side Of EI'IMtAl read, MD illhplt'
thereon n. 2IEI W. 813 100 pots 70 4 MAAtS
Y g4I 100 poles IN the iddlc ~ mo ~ ~ ~
Road, and with tNe taid n al : Va. = ~
po'c,; thence n. CO. T. 90 iCO poles Ia me n,
lightning. containing Q ~ no, artI SV ,hs ,si,
Eolh me by vi liam IOrter and rue ~, gnT
BY deed, dated UcLIbCr 3lSl, u, lst; NJ AMI ,
Of record In the office Of the Ctfk ~ w =! XIII,
Court OF Ohio cOu' ~ In DEED HtE ~ ,"rrI ol,
366 and 367; AhO smother c"tiAin 70! ~ Efad,
land, lying In Ohio county, oil the NAI" wh.Ip
about three miles from the city OF ~ ilg
bounded GS 70 lows Beginning a. pm - y ne,
centre Of The National hOAd or 1u''i T." ,,,5s,
10 Noah Zane; thence y, Go. J, 70 1iGtF rto,o,t
70 William rOr'et and to EOth Zane " w ~ la.
II. az " T62I0O poles oasske. tnfI,' ,iip,
ter and IIiRgE s 6tH. % u lCo p9t. !, 70 Va ssiI
corner 10 ZVue End HiRgg, ~, -. bS
along The lie or .allon.l Road v Lle ,.,,E he
ginning, containing u ?l'iOJ pGlchNn. Va IA, BY
same piepoity conveyed to IHih NGAH Ia VI
William Toiier md wife ard Samuel ,. To- III
deed, dated October 18th. 1850 and n 0h1
office Of the clerk OF the County cow
County, In Deed Bogk No 70. n.Et s.. o., ,grbIS
TERMS or RALE-oEehAli o, thS nlyI
money and ~ tnrCh more ~ the pdita,H.,,' ,SgiI
elect 70 pay in cash. and the reA ore VI luiti,I
payments 81 SIX aud twelve mon b., WI nj.
from the day OF sale the Iu chlsei ,of I'd
secured BY deed Ol trust On Tue p"I'"
The Il Il 10 said property Is believes ,lnr%y Esd
feet, but, selling ~ tuscr. ~. "A d tu,.
such IiIle ~ Il vested III inc by ~ .yyyFg,
Tg'iee
L.
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v,ld,.' Tie following shows the range OF the Their.
mou,etrr, as observed ut 6chnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1857 1883
5neYt7A,N. I2N.SFM7ENl7A.X Y. 70 3R. MIN.
Z! 70 Is 81 IS IS IS 81
fa7ba INDICATION
A'Hs' wAsulSGrox, D. c., June 7.-l:So a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley light
.tIotai rains, partly cloudy weather,south TO
west winds, nearly stationary temperature
IN, ,-,' Por The Lower Lake Regions, light local
rains, followed by fair weather, south to
81 ~ Vtst Winds eight changes In the tempera.
lure stationary or lower barometer.
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srArE AND nE,eanoRHoop.
Fresh GleauIpss from MI over the Loc'
News Field.

The Brooke County Teacher Institute
will be held next weeA Commencing Mon
day. The instructors will be Hon. Thomas
W. Harvey, Of Ohio, and Prof 7. Q. Miller,
OF FatrmonL a. al.
A girl named Roth, domestic IN the
family OF Mr.. Wooster, living three miles be.
low Wellsyille, O.. was found and In bed upon
the return OF the family from VI II Monday.
A post mortem exAininit ton revealed the
fact that the unfortunate man had COM
mitted suicide by taking strychnine. NO
cAnse isassigned.
DR.. N. J. Piper, q physic an OF Bart n,
village in the Georges Greek coal region, has
been held In 81, 900 bail for hearing on
charge OF abortion committed seven years
ago. Miss Kate wilson Is the prostcutrix.
The Doctor prononncsS II case u black
mSiI, aud says he will reiuts the ugly charge
at the proper time.
ORGANIZING THE q. a. r. AT WEST ALEX .NDER.
Correspondence u Tie MteligeHer.,
West ALEXANDER, Pa, June 6.-The
sold ,trs Of West Alexander and vicinity held
meeting In the livery stable otice, this
borough, In what was formerly the wheeling
House, on Tuesday Of this week at 1880 r. N.
The subject OF this meeting was 10 form 4
temporary organic alton OF the soldiers In this
nelkupOTnOOu loE Lue puA PV9e VI AnnAhyb N.S
preliminary arrangements for the est blibh'
nent OF a Post OF the G. A. L., at this place.
The meeting was called to order by Joseph J.
Lloyd, and W. A. Barry was called 10 the
chair. John W. Murray. was elected secre'
tary. The chairman stated the object OF the
meeting aud read the names oil the d ve.'
Grams, Of whom quite number reside In
West Virgins, who signed the roll to become
meinbers Of the Post. The roll was then
called AID the following answered to their
names. John W. Murray. James Rice. Joseph
Whitam, W. Barry, E. n. Dunlap, William
Sells, Joseph j. Lloyd, George !nisey,
James CLANCY, William Murray, John X. Pat
tison John K. Anderson, Joseph Coty E. s.
Alexan rer. Stephen Billings. William A
Garrison, L. Z. Post, David Howell, John
McKinsey, W. K. Hanna.
The following committee was appointed BY
the chairman Tor the purpose OF attending 10
the business OF renting nall and any otne'
ike business that may come before tllem:J
r, Anderson, L s Alexander, John Patti.
son, George Ramsey and Joseph ]. Lloyd
This committee was instructed 10 report al
the nextmeeIing.
After considerable discussion In regard 10
renting hall and the time and place Of next
meeting, the meeting adjourned TO meet al
the same place saLuidty, June 10th
| 1880 P. N. All soldiers VINO signed the roll TO
become members OF this Post are earnestly
requested 10 be pre- ent at the next mseting
az business OF importance will be on hano
and Il will probably be the last meeting Of
this present temporary organization, as II
Is the intention TO organize the Post as soon
as all the arrangements can be completed.
The list now numbers 80, Ill old veterans
Bdngsa soldier friend with you.
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"For So years." SAYS our cfrrespoudsnt
Henry CLARK, Of Fairfield, LenRwPe Co,
Mich, my wife bad fts. They would ias
about an hour, and sometimes longer. Sd
marian NeriMs hos permanently cured her,
MWFkW
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FINE, brilliant and clear lenses ore used in
making the Celluloid Eye Glasses. When
you buy a pair you may know that yon are
getting the best For lale by all leading
Jewellers and Opticians. MwF&N
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- Neutrality-suspicious. Portets.
Notice-Ztnk l. MoreheAd,
Challenge to Play Base Ball.
Sealed FropesHlS-W. a. Wilson.
Sta'e OF West Virginia.
Eotica 10 Water Consumers.
ys,s Ur, j. E. Smith-Third Page.
Oranges, IsnlOns &c-E. Schulz
, Regular Pittsburgh aud KanawhR Rivel
- Packet-W. n. Chancellor.
The Orapgle Mission Baud.
To Buyers OF Futniture-G. Mendel 4 Co
For Saie-HouIehold Goods.
Camp Meeting Boarding House.
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PRor. SAMUEL, the expert opicisn Of Cleve'
land, who accompanies Mr.. VIM. II. oxtoby
10 our city, Is at the McLure, room l49. ad:
j1ining parloy Eyes tested, glasses fitted and
ground, while waiting. Consultation and
examination free. Specacles at usual prices.
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THE SHEEP MARKET.
ilExARKR,

There is a heavy increase Iu tho offerings Of both
sheep aud lamhs over la week, with con idsrA.
be number Ipit over unSold, 10 be reshIpped East
at ownere' risk. The eastern mHket shows lower
prices In consequence Of which trade here Is SLOW
and piiceS also III. Tho quality Is about the same
AZ II was IaSt week. PTicts rGuge from t06kc Tor
butcher sheep and 6ISIfc for lambs.
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Il received this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress and low cut shoes. suitable
for the sea- on. An inspection will satisfy
any one that have the best stock In the city
and at the lowest prices. L. v. BLOND.
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Geo. R. Taylor has just opened a choice
selection OF Point Lases and Lace Articles 10
which we take pleasure in. calling the atten.
ton Of the ladies.
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The market to day wss slightly mora active than
Il was last week. owing 10 the purchases 10 the ex'
Lingham-updetStO, d n range generally from 70
&c. Dealers thought that but for this tct trade
would have been quite dull aud p Ices oH ipite,d
OF being, III a few exceptional lnstAnceh TITLE
higher than last week. The qnSity wtso tettOI
average, pCIhGp', than lat week. Piices RANGED
from ~ 10 lOc, with very few at 81 near the
former Egnre, most sales teInR from ~ 10 &C, a
large portion at and near the lHttsr @sure.
TIKI SWINE MARKET.
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Grand Excursion TO Pittsburgh, Satur.
t.y Inua q.

The Independent Order of Red Men have
arranged with the p. O. & st. l.. Railway
Company for an excursion to Pittsburgh,
on tie above date. Round trip only $l.60.
Tickets good 10 return until Tuesday, June
IL. special train will le've Wheeling at
ST.. N. Make your a arrangements to go along
and have good time.
Fritz Zimmerman. 1922 Woods street..
A. O. F. Ebeling, 1888 ChspliRe street.
The Opera House Band will accompany
the etcnrsi0n
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Special Announcement.
will offer this week some real bargains
In ladies shoes, walking shoes and slippers.
Call early while we have a full assortment
L. v. BLOND.
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Nh. N. PIPER, OF Toronto, Canada, announ.
ces that the coEqutror Of pain, st. Jacobs OF ,
10 the most certain cure for rheumatism.
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