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A Breckenridge, Colorado, paper contains
an account Of the killing OF Joe Pfest, for.
merry OF aartin's Ferry. The paper says
"on Wednesday evening quite a ripple Of
excitement was created In Town by the an.
nouncement that q miner had bean killed on
the Upper Blue, near Quandary City on Nc,
Colloush mountains. One Elmer Smith
came into Quandsry City, Wednesday fore.
noon, AID Informed the miners that he had
killed his partner, Joe Prest. The facts are
bri. ay as tollowsi smith and Prest were
partners. This former is a mere boy, and the
latter had the reputation OF being bad man.
| Wednesday they went 10 work In
q tunnel, and got into a wordy dis
pute, both starting for the cabin after a Win
chester rifle. Smith reached the cabin frs
and secured the gun. Priest attacked him
with an az, and Smith SHOT him, firing the
entire contents, some nine or ten Shots, into
his body. The CoroneI's inquest resulted In
q verdict in accordance with the above facts.
Smith cape In and gave himself up to the
Sheriff. A preliminary examination, before
Justice Shock, Thursday evening, resulted 10
holding Smith over without bail The case
appears 10 be q very clear one, and much
comment is made on Shocks holding him
over on the evidence The general opinion
Is that he was iu,tli,d in killing Priest"
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FTTTsHUA0Hl NuBHsI TleAIIOF.
at 81 Oax, advanced 10 81 l01S; CT Sed at 81 10,
On CRY, Au1ust S.-PErRoLEuM-Op,nGd nj
81 COX; reached 81 l0A; dcCl ned 10 81 10; closed
at 81 10. sG. rs 500 00J barrels.
INV YoRK, August &.-W ooL-steady and rIrly
active; domestic d ,ecs Static; pulled lSaIOc; I'M.
washed lh2sc; Texas lia27c.
butchers' 81 9oaS 81 receipts 1900 head; Shipment
SO head.
INV ,yo9E August s,-LEAruEs- Firm; hem,
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Are yIu disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by asick child suffering and crying
with pain'of cutting teeth2 II SC. send al
once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething lts
value Is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon It, mothers, there Is no mistake about
it It cures dysentary and diarrhoea, regu.
lates the stomach aud bowels, cures wind
collie, sottens the gums, reduces lnfsmms-
system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant TO the
taste, AID Is the prescription Of one OF the
Oldest aud best female physicians aud nurses
In the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents bottle. Aws4w
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AN InpoRrANr c.NrGaESCE
Resulting in u Railroad Compromise
Otner BellHfre News.


Otner BellHire News.
Col. J. D. Taylor's meeting next Tuesday
evening will be held in City Hall.
Council has refused the. request OF Sells
circus for the Square as a show ground.
Mr.. M. Graft and family spent yesterday
with relatives at Trenton, Jefferson county.
The Telegram lay hire a long time yester,
day evening, taking on lumber for down the
river.
sherry's we'll, or the street in the Second
ward. has been ordered filled up. Council
declares it dangerous.
YesterdayE. O Morris was engaged moving
his furniture from tue Centennial Hotel into
his new Globe House.
curing the right I way for the railroad be.
tween here and Bridgeport.
The St. Clairsville club and the Globes Of
Bellaire will play match game of base ball
on the forner's ground s turday.
Owen Meehan, County Commissioner, wss
in town yesterday on bust eS5 with the rail
read officials concerning joint interestsofthe
railroad aud county.
The San Francisco excursionists, Adam
Faupel and J. r. Purnell, have been heard
from. They are stopping off q day or so at
Grand Island, Nebraska, 10 see DR.. A. ]. San
ders, formerly Of Bsllaire.
The street lamps are now lighted, each
wards by that wards policeman, but the
officers have discovered tina this makes Ut
equal work, and the lamps will be appor.ion-
ed according to theis number m
A number OF Italian lsborsrs arrived here
yesterday morning by the @. & Z. and went
On down the river. Another LOT, with horses
and carts, landed at Benwood from the D..
urnal to work on the Ohio River railroad.
A number Of railroad officials met here
yesterday ant held an important conference.
The Pennsylvania C1mpsny was r presented
by VIM. A. b. ldwin, OF Pittsburgh, General
Manager; r. F. Smith, OF Cleveland, Assis-
tant for the G d Z. division; ]. T. Brooks, OF
Pittsburgh, General Counsal. Gen Warren
and Mr.. Okey, OF the o 10 Valley, were here
also For the Baltimore L Ohio there were
B. Durham, OF Newark, General Manager OF
the Traus.Ohio Division, MIR. Lee, OF z,nes-
vile, Road Master, and ]. II. Collins Of Co,
lumbus, Counsel for the company and Presi-
dent OF the Central Ohio railroad. T e Of
iicers came In their dining cars on special
trainp. The result Of the conference was
satisfactory to all parties and to the business
intesests OF Bellaire. The Ohio Valley rail.
road will be hurried forward to complet on,
unless, which Is not likely, thos In control
Of the two great o Jmpantes shonld refuse to
ratily the agreement Of the Ohio Valley
road.
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Bridgeport, Ohio, Auguu. 8. 1888.
Wool In this Vicinity.

Mr.. T. B. Ewing, Of %smithfeld, Ohio, writ
Ing 10 the steubenville Gazette concerning ar
arIicle which recently appeared in the Ga
sette, and which was reprinted in the 1NTKI'
L~lGgNcEB, says:
in a timely and vigorous article OF WOO
growing In your issue Of July Q, there Is q
misslatVment which, from the interest The
article has excited, deserves to be corrected
The Reese P. Mansfield flock of sheep is moi
OF the Brooke county Beall stock as stated
but was originally purchased b. Gal6raith &
Bro from Mr.. Ninian Reall, q careful and In
telligent wool grower OF ohio county, W. Va.
and by them sold TO Mr.. Mansfield. There Il
also another less important error. the Gal
brsiih Bros. instead Of MI. Hogg being the
mira nampd
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HEw Yosk. August ST. Snuev 2a2k psr cant,
closed offered At2k per cont. Prime mercantile
akAB per cent, Sterling Exchange bankeft'
steady At ASK; demand siS7k.
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BRADFORD. Pa. August S.-PErRoLEUM-Cude
oil firm and steady; total rtius Tuesday 7Si,S7S bar.
rels; total shipments u $50 barrels: charters col ,3Os
MART Isl clea anceS s 5000 bar els, United pipe
line certificates opened at 81 10; closed At 81 10;
highest price 8 l0sG; Invest 81 OK.
ToLEDo. o., August S.-wheat higher; No. 2 red
winter cash 81 l2|i August 81 I2k LSked: Septem.
Der g. ~; octOOtr j. sllO9G January Sl2. Com
ami No: 2 cab 65lffc bid: SeptO n6er 8 70 bid:
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PERSONAL nGNrI0H.
News ana Gossip In Reference I o Various
1H' People. T

News and Gossip In Reference TO varioul
People.
Miss Annie Hupp left yesterday for Yves
Alexander, Pa.
Mr.. Julius Richardson Of New Martins
vile, IS visiting friends In Tue city
Mrs. siLclair, OF Benwood, Is visiting Mrs
!. = Prall, 90 South Broadway, Island.
Mrs. Capt. J. M. Ray and daughters ar,
spending a few weeks al West Alexander.
Rev. Bobert DAWSON will preach at th,
Wesley Chapel during the pastors vacation
Mr. T. Rainey, wife and daughter, O.
Cambridge, Oalo, were at tho Mcclure House
yesterday.
Mrs. H. P. West, OF woodsheld, LEGAL sdi,
city yesterday.
MIR. William H. Hall. wife and child. q
Kansas City, arc among their numerous OLD
Wheeling friends. 81
Miss Emma busch, q charming young lady
of north Main 3 rect, leaves this morning Il
visit friends In ZineAyllle, onio.
Mrs. Virginia Copp, Of Wheeling, came 10
Cranberry on last Friday for the remainder
Gtthe season.-W. Va. EaterPrte.
Mrs. Thomas Walton left yesterday iol
W%ellsburs, whers she will spend several
weeks, a guest at the Hudson House.
Squire Caldwell, Pla OF Zane, A. j.. Clarke
and George and Alfred PAUL left yesterday
for a fishing trip to the South Branch.
Miss Jennie sylyis, the charming and &C.
complished daughter Of Lieut. sylyis, return.
ed yesterday from q two weeks visit to
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. s. B. Harrison, of the Mcclure House,
left '. sterdsy for Deer Park and Asbury.
Mr.. Ellsworth statler, also OF the clerical
force, Is home troma pleasant trip to Chr
cage.
Prosecuting Attorney John B. briggs, Of
Monros county, O., David okey, Esq, and
Nj. Will Mooney, all Of Woodsdeld, were In
the city last evening on their way to CleVe-
land and Niagara.
MI. w. B. seamou, Professor Of Chemistry
at the Miller N. y. School, Batesyille, Va,
son Of Capt. Henry seamon, Of this 'ity, viii
be married at 10 o'clock this morning % NUS
Matte, daughter OF Mr.. John ProlEman, Of
MorRAntoWn.
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A shocking accident occurred at the Ores
cent mill last evening, about 0 o'clock, by
which Frank Donaldson, a tougher whose
home Is on the Island, was seriously burned,
He was working at his duties about the rolls,
aud In reaching for the "spanner," missed
his hold aud fell against the rolls with one
arm, the other hand resting on the ioteplAte,
over which the iron runs as II comes from
between the rolls. Both the plate and rolls
were heated 10 an intense heat, almost red
hot, and the flesh on his arm and hand was
almost instantly cooked. When h. lifted bis
hand upon regaining his feet, the shape Of IL
was plainly seen on thu toreplate, The skin
and portions OF the lssh adhering TO u. His
injuries were exesue!atlrgly painful, but not
dangerous.
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ThcrCcelpts Ghow a very heavy increase In nun-
berS over last week, with improvements 10 ulels
quality. Good sheep continue 10 be scarce, and
arc In good demand. There ira fair demand also
for & 'Od siocE sheep. We quote butcher theep ~
aud Wethcs $500 per ID. Sheep told same time
last &c T AtSa5Ac fIf hutcnert, aud lambs at 4A5c'
Lambs to-day la at 4kAIr.
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Qt1e ~Qmtelh9emen.


OnIce: Nos 10 and 20 Four,ee. IN street.
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Alvin McClasksy, for several years assis
tauI foreman OF the Register composing room,
died very suddenly yesterday morning at q
few minutes before four O'Clock at his home
on the Island OF an ailment which his physi'
clans pronounced rheumatism Of the stom'
ach, He went to work as usual Tuesday
night, but was compelled by sickness to 60
home about s O'Clock. Hewas born in X ny
wood, and was 35 years old at his DEATH. He
leaves a wife and three small boys, who have
the Synpathies OF his large circle OF warm
fFienas In their sad bereavement. He was .
steady, competent workman, o faithful friend
and m upright man. Wheeling Lodge ]. o.
o, +. will have charge OF hts Obsequies.
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srArEsokAPs.
And alsaH,nEs in the Toustlsa over IN.

AA4h - iva w ~
Border.
The Hancock County Teacher Institute
commenced at New Cumberland, Monday,
with Prot Crago as instructor. Abont %
teachers are present, and the Institute start.
ed on very suspiclous'y.
The following sold their wool during The
past week WI Murce, of South strabane,
9 900 pounds, at SO cents per pound; John
Mccoy and Martin Brothers, OF the SAINT
township, and Houston Paul and Charlie:
Raniield. Of Amwell, each ut 10 cents
HaGh 0bsarer.
The eSth o. vi reunion at BreeportT u o
day, was q marked success. There was o large
turnout OF the soldiers OF the regiment, and
all seemed 10 enjoy themselves. The citizen
WED with each other In efforts TO make tue
occasion q snccess and one l ngto be remem
bered, and they succeeded so we'll that all
who were there speak 10 the highest terms o
their treatment. Rev. A. W. Butts OBLIGATED
as Chaplain 10 the ceremonies Of the day.
Detective All. Burnett has been working
up several cases In Hancock county, and tht
result Is the arrest OF q man by tue name o.
Wilson, who at N time kept an eatt:l
saloon, and Jason Neville, the ferrymAu a
New Cumberland. New lie gaye bond for BIZ
appearance ut court, The cases for which
they are held are ths breaking Up n Il Pc !,
eroy's store, In Fairview, the blowing pen Of
the Court House vault Moore's safe aud TIE
safe In Porter q Co. g store.
The Parkersburg State Journal says: "Thii
gas belt always found in oil regions and
some places where there Is no oil. Is known
10 pass q few miles back OF Parkersburg, az Il
dem Instrated by tho big gas well ut Burning
springs. This alone 10 plenty large enough
to supply the city Of Parkersburg. It has al
ready been utilized, to some extent, at Rurn
III springs. This gas Is also thought TO exis
near Parkersbuigin q deeper oil stone, which
has not yet been penetrat d." The STAT
Journal is booming the building Of q Wate
Works In the city, and now has taken tn
field for cheaper gas. Itwants a gas well an,
don't want to pay 81 so per 1000 for gas.
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"when Greece her knees-Greece hel
knses-Greece her knees" stammered ar
embarrassed school boy, forgetting the next
line OF his recitation. There Is no occasion
to grease ~anybody's knees, shouted the
teacher. go and study your piece
Neither Is there occasion 10 grease your hair,
Parkei's Hair Balsam is all the dressing you
want. Restores the original glcsi and colo;
to gray or faded hair. D'es not soil the
linen; not dye; good for the scalp; prevents
falli, z out sGw
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A LADY Cured of Rheumatism.

chri1tiansbung, Va, 1887.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which l could get no relief. !
tried browns Iron Bitten, which
cured me completely. A child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem TO
he able TO cat at all. lGave him Iron
Bitters with the happlest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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It Is not far from the beginning Of the
oyster season now, and Joe Balzer, proprietor
OF the Delmonico r staurant, on Market
street next door to The PoStofice, not to
be outdone by AIRY other dealer, will open
the season next Wednesday, August Is, alter
which date he will have Of sale regularly
shell oysters, bulk oysters, and everything %
be found In q fint class restaurant The
cooking and serving at the DeImonieo 10 al,
ready Justly famous, and all lovers Of good
oysters know the quality Of The biyalyes kept
thaNa
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All persons wishing 10 test the merits OF O
great remedy-one that will positively cure
Consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, brolchi:
lis, or any affection u the Throat and LuEgs-
are requested 10 call at Logan q Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get q 100 Trial Bottle
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, whica will show you what 9 regular
sized bottle will do. Row.
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NEVER was such q rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at Logan d Co.'s, bridge cor
ner, for a Trial Bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Dis
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
H~oarseness, Severe Cou BIS, o r any affection
OF the Throat and Lung, can get u Trial Bot
tie OF this great remedy for ten cents, by
calling al &beve Drug Store. MWE&w
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The Wheeling District Sabbath School
Convention, which Is to be held on the
Moundsville camp ground, Monday and
Tuesday, August Is aud II, bids fair to be q
grand success. Pfomil ent speakers will nd.
dr.ss the meetings, good music will be furn.
ished, and all the railroads will give reduced
rates. There 10 good water IN the ground,
plenty OF shade, pure air, and other
rare natural attractions. 30 sure and 70,
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WAYSEsBuRou COLLEGE, by well arranged
courses Of study, the be t textbooks, compe.
tent professors and rational methods Of III,
strrction, affords tirst-clasS facilities. Fal
term begins September 10th. Expenses ray
moderate. Every young lady and gentlema'
desiring to eAter Il good institution should
a. B. MILLER, LII D., WSynesburg, Pa. D.w
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There has been q fair Increase IN the number Of
the offerings over last WceS, with 4 ptopOriorate
addition 10 the number OF acceptable sizes rang
inH from 1910 80 grOS' weight. Trade n . pesn
Sx TO SIC, q few extra lignI weigh 5 selling att HI
latter lgute. QuolatoHs Bare time las! year;
GiG 5 hogs l0Al0Nt; eoil..ied lIRllkc. and extra
liAr.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August 6, 1901. M.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather In the southern and fair weather
preceded By loral rams In the northern por-
lion: stationary barometer and temperature.
For the lower likes, partly cloudy wealth
or and local rains, variable winds, falling
barometer aud nearly stationary tempera'
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Wanted-Furnished Apartments.
For Sale or Lease-Large Hotel.
Ohio County Teachers Examination.
Spring Lake Beach.
For Ufnclnnau-steamer Ohio.
10. o +. Funeral Misunderstanding En-
trustees Sale OF a Valuable Ohio County
Farm.
Mics 10 Contractors-Head Of Local.
Observation-Disclosures d Bro.
Dr., John 4. smith-Thlrd page.
q. Mendsl & Co.-MammOIh Furniture,
Carpe. and Certain Emporium.
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FINANCIAL ANp oon,lERelAI-


NV Yosk. August ST. Sauev 2a9x pSr cant,
closed offered at2k per cont. Prime mercantile
S RAJ: s, sSHs 2 e. a SspS: a sssst4SSS a SJssans' 0anE'f''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for g, Is and ~
u. g. 81, cxteu4ed ..iOskls. p. IS. {. 1hp..-llb
o. 5. AZ, coupons..iiS 10. r. bolds. is@..-li2H
Pacific y Of '9S. ........l2s |. I. sinking fund Ills
Central Pacihc 6TStg. lii5zlTex. PAc. land Rft&- "a
Eile seconds.......... " lido Rio dfaAd dive. bsH
Lchlgh & Wilkea...-lOis1l
RAILROAD BoSDS-GeneiAily lower for Northern
Pacific frtS ENst Tennessee tntomes, TexSS Paddle
Anu RlU Grando tlHtE.
STATE SECURITIES
Missouri. s.........."...l 0S Virginia oOnsOi;. Ell:
81. Joseph ........4a"..1U9 trR mat, coupons. 81
TsnneSes Ss%..=". g IviiEinIH preferred" 81
SToCKs-The market was generally unfAVonbl.
aud weak during the loren on. After 1880 III !
nj rtet Wa quiet I'LL 4 II tie Aftr O'clock, whGI
there was a ni1 gu Northern PAClIc, In which
Oregon q 1rAhs.C Continental broke down from "a
10 1Ui In d few mlluels, o. which were s Id " be
stop ordGn for 5000 III res, tIUugh there Is reason
for be ieylng this Il u0t rue, aud that 1t was onli
q pTeconcer cd aid. at the same time Northern
Pacific deCllged IlOm I " 70 igi4 tr com non aud
ftom S7k 70 Sy14t p pterIGd, and Qregol X ilwAy
and Navigation from lSs tOlaG Tt X4S d Paddle also
declined during the s1me time fUm u to % aud
Kansas and Texas from . tn2lH
"u'ln This time the decline In the rest OF the
mAIkst was MI tom u 10 y per tent. u Ong
~ celtic also Alton +ltI ISrre Haute deCl ned
from ~ o 8, m uAIng a decline of per cent NJ
TILL O'CLOCK. Just Oci0re = O'Clock Oregon and
Trans JhtlntntA Il Covered = par cent. - u, and
the generAl Market. outEl Q OF stock, recovered y
70 u per cent. In the last llOur the market was al
irSE steady Ut the recover n ted ~ 2 O'Clock, bui
steAdl ,eSS SOon turned Into We Enes , prices declIn'
lug In the last half hour II to u per ::cenI, latteI
Oregon and Tran :. Continental IRON ~,
70 7IA, with " tper cent on Texas PacIlc to 2gJ4i
X per celt on Nor hem Pacluc commO TO 46As
aud u 10 n per cent oil the remainder OF ne
market. The Board Of DirectO s OF the Oregon I'm
proyement Company declaredA Semi.AnnuNl diyl
dend' Of per cent, payable September 18th.
| TrAnRluilonE Az O0S hafea
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MANY times you want to keep meator fish
for several dGys. Lay II in solution OF Rex
Magnus over night and you pan keep 1t fUi
weeks. You can also keep milk a week OF
more BY stirring in q little Of the "snow
Flake brand, DGW
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tho.s raid by dealers for their western pufchahcs-
Y r0hlshef than thar were last tNeOS, Gnd In q lew
cases REAL salts were & ihAde higher than they
were then. Hnt, quality cnniidered, lhore VAIL
he variation fsJrn lest week. Topsthts week CON-
betts 4 thAnl st seek, but there was . largo. Ilne o.
mtddIis than there were then. Phces SBA3Hci
most sales At 4kASNc.
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DR.. o. B. Savage, OF Gatesville, N. O., pro
nouneed DR.. WorIhington's Cholera and
Dla' rh@a Medicine ''tne best before The
American people," Handy for the pocket.
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IL You are annoyed by your rubber, steel
or shell Eyeglasses breaking, You can put
yourself out OF misery, aud ave expense, by
purchasing a pair Of Gel uloid Eyt-Glssses.
For sale BY all leading Jewellers and Opti-
oiAns- MWf&W
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Lame. Hotel Arrivals,

I. W Cnlvnr. Tofoato. N. W. Tucker. Toronto,
i q Simon, New Ytrf, Frank r, Rapy, n. W,
II q savers WaynesburR, W. J.CrHm, Marietta o.
- y InneiLimy v, X. Giiin, city
~ n Moore he Rapids, 1hos. Wal on, city,
y McCieAry. Glib 20 MCscs, Columbus,
T'E WeIls' q 4, EI,;tJCA. Grow O.,
Nj. T. EIoTerniau. u, u, r. Sch erlE PlttSb'gh
]. G. BGrGdSlls, rhila, I Presto, PitsogIgh
II. n Kos, FairTnonh th GItBnty' 1et \
W. L. VIII iInE. city, yb: pIuIsy p'aV NJ
il. CoIyin, Cincianaii, Y. MeItenbejgsh city.
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Genllemen,

II you want a bargain in q low cut shoe,
latest style, como and Inspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantes brices and styles
TO Buit. L. v, BLOND.
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ES,ERrR1stSo local agents wantsd- In thin
town for an article that 10 sure 10 sell, live
druggists and grooers preferred. tddress
HumiSton Food Preservative Co., " hilby
Rtreet. Boston. paw
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-rhsrmnme,er RECORD.

The following shows the range Of the Their
nometsr, as observed at Scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
1882 1883 q
IAN. IAN. SP. M.7P.x. Az. y y. 81: M.7R.M Y,
"a 81 SO 10 GS 81 s. rs
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To Richmond, Norfolk, Fortress Monroe
and Washington, D. @, for $40; the round
trip tickets good ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-09

Geo. K. Tayi.r has marked down all his
Quilts and Counterpanes and placed them Oh
his Cheap Counters with Napkins and Towels
TO be closed out. Great bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-09
FOR RENT,

F0R BENNY RESIDENCE M
y l4l7 Chapline street. polNssioa SIS,r1 NJ.
OCTOBER. Mn. JOHN Rid, JE. t''u 1niot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-09

LADtEs' and Gsntismen'sfne Hand sewsd
SHOES q specially at i. v. BLONDE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-09

GEo. R. TAYLOR will open this morning
PINK and Cream Cashmere Shawls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-09

Arrivals this week o'ollI
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