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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-14

Last evening Misses Minnie and Lucy Lor
ing entertained large party at the residence
OF their father, Major A. Loiing, out th,
National Road. Invitations were issued
several days since for the lawn jete, the inter
ton being that the dancing should
take place out doors, but this was changed
and the gay throng danced in the large
ball room to music by Kramer. The
grounds were handsomely illuminated and
ously. 1t was full dress affair and .everaI
beautiful costumes were worn. It was given
in honor Of Miss Jennie Wilson, OF Harrison
county, daughter OF ex.CongrssSnan Wilson
and recent graduate ofMt de Chantal, and
Miss Miriam Armstrong, OF Richmond, who
are guests OF the Misses Loring.
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FINE nUsICaL DISPLAY.
Wilson d. Banners Attractive Exhibit
of Pianos, Organs, exc!

Since the concert OF "Wednesday the music
display of Wilson & Banner has been the
center OF attraction 10 q large crowd. The
space occupied by them Is very tastily filled;
both windows are draped with lsce curtains
and the wall neatly covered with sheet music,
a row OF vioiins tlanked by banjos, accor-
deons, drums, &c. But the great attractions
are the sample instruments sold by the firm,
Three pianos aud two organs constitute this
display. but they make up In quality what
Is wanting In quantity. a grand, square
aud an upright OF the make Of kIanlch &
Bach are the pianos on exhibition, while the
organs are the American Connoisseur and
the @, .. Chsse. The first mentioned organ
is certainly one Of the finest ever In the city,
and 1t 10 said 10 be one Of the finest made III
the country. The Chase organ has an attrac-
tive case aud sweet tone. The baby grand is
the piano that's taking. This Is this hest Of
Messrs, Kranich & Baot's work, and Its gieat
popularity shows The excellence OF the work.
All OF their make of pianos though are sell.
ing well In fact II is said more oil their make
Is sold than any other. The baby grand Is
Wheelings fayOrite, several prominent fami-
lies of the city having them In their parlors
It Is worth a visitors while to 60 down to
this exhibit and hear Miss Mann, OF this city,
perform during the remainder OF the fair
This IL not the only treat, though, In store for
music lovers. This afternoon another concert
will be given; some OF the best performers In
tue city will take part. Their store-room on
Market street Is always open to their friends.
Call and see them.
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atrnrl. IN AEaln.

A good vein OF gas was pierced at the Cen
trail Glass Works well yesterday moning, and
the flow kept increasing all day. AT frat
the flow was not much greeteF than the for
mer one, but last evening after dark the gas
was ignited, and burned up to height oil
eighteen or twenty feet. This Is an excel.
lent flow, but whether entirely satisfactory
cannot be told until further developments.
A gentleman who came down from stsu;
benyillb last evening reported that the Ietter:
son Iron Works had struck vein Of gas
which promised to be the big vein, and
people UP there were much elatGd.
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INCREASING CROWDS
AZ 1Ag srArE fAlR LvERY oAY.
Fair weather aud Perfect Track Yesterday.
The Cattle on DI,plAy-Slns Thousand People
on the GrOunds-shsmsl.u IlIppodrOmIue
Ia the Trot-SuectS Amurtd-NOtss.

Though the sky was cloudy. yesterday, The
prospect OF rain was. not sofficient to deter
people from visiting the State Fair. The
t3wn was full OF strangers, snd the town
people turned out better than the day before
0.567 tickets were taken at the gate, Of which
472 were family tickets. At the least est
mate, these represent over 10000 persons
The exhibitors, season and complimentary
tickets will easily swell this toll,OOO, which
.s a reasonable estimate Of the number on
the ground during the day.
The programme was an attractive one. In
spite OF plain and shameless hippodroming
In the trotting race, the interest taken 10
both the speed events was intense. The
cayalcade which preceded the races was also
an interesting feature, and taken all In all,
the day was q very satisfactory one.
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as us1sl. Going up the back stretch oil the
horses we're apparently running wildly, but
they settled back on their feet before reach
ing the home stretch, and went under the
wire In good order. On the next round many
declared all the horses ran, while
others disputed the assertion. John
Me- ermott, OF Bellaire, crossed the circle
for The purpose OF seeing the horses on the
back stretch, aud he offered to make am,
dAYlt that Neva ran. Both the owner and
driver, however, denied this with WARMTH
and the heat was given 70 Neya. This left
the race undecided and the remaining heats
were postponed till o'clock this afternoon.
The kicking over the decision In the final
heat was amusing 10 dlsinerested observer
who was posted concerning the alleged race
II was the blankest fraud ever perpetrated
One heat the driver Of Rollo, who was in the
lead, was heard TO yell at Neya'S driver a.
they passed the orchard: "Hurry up here
Hurry up, you--w The other dayer re-
Sponded. "D-it, pull herl" " am pull
tnS hor, you come upl" responded RollG's
driver. John Helm drove Rolla.
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The pickpockets piled their vocation with
considerable industry yesterday. ]. w.
FlehmRn, d country merchant from Irish
Ridge, Ohio, who had come to town to buy
goods and see the fair, had $500 taken from
bis pocket, while standing near the beer
stand. Bill Carney, OF the Sixth ward, had
300 stolen In the main building, and o lady
whose name could not be learned had $50
taken ct tho same place. Several smaller
pocket was detected relieving gentleman OF
bis purse, when he dropped It on the ground.
officer Heller, OF the city police, was sum-
moued by Mr.. Hook, and arrested the man,
Constable st. Myers took him before squire
Caldwell, and he was committed to jail.
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A QUIET WEDDING
OUT IN THE COUNTRY YESTERDAY.
ons Of WhsslIss's F4lr.st Daughters Welded by 4
Ri,ins Business Man Of nInnsspOlIs--An Auspt.
eIOus Bridal DAy-EsJOJabls Reception
Dat st Elm Grove Last Night.

One OF the notable social events Of the
season was the marriage Of Mr.. @. F. VIII
liams to Miss Matte Nice olloch, which was
celebrated yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock, at the country residence Of the
brides father, Maj. S. B. MCColloch, out
the National Road.
The wedding was very quiet, enjoyable
home affair, the guests numbering about
thirty, being the immediate relatives and a
very few OF hemost intimate friends. The
ceremony took place in the parlor, Rev,
DR.. D. A. Cunningham, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, officiating. The brides
costume was an elegant reception dress oil
dark wine colored velvet. By the time the
warm congratulations that all had to offer
had been rendered the newly welded
pair, a tempting collation. had been prepar.
I'd that engaged the attention OF everyone
for considerable time. Soon after this
carriages were taken and the party was
driven to the city. Az they drove away a
perfect shower OF rice and old shoes was
thrown after them. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
left on the d. & o. for Columbus at 9:l5 P.
NJ, where they will remain for few days,
guests OF A. @. Williams, ESQ.,, Mrs. vii.
liams' uncle, before proceeding on to Chi.
cago and Minneapolis, their future home.
Tbs presents were elegant and selected
with taste.
Mr.. williams, formerly Of this city, is
now one Of Minneapolis most prominent
and rising young business men. He is a
son Of Prof. +. S. Williams, formerly City
Superintendent OF Public Schools. The
bride, eldest daughter OF Circuit Court
Clerk McColloGh, is young lady admired
by all her acquaintance for her numerous
attractions and winning traits Of character.
She goes to her new home followed by the
most heartfelt and sincere well wishes Of
the large circle Of friends she possesses in
the city and vicinity. Her departure leaves
u void in Wheeling society.
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TO DAYS RACES.
Two Excellent Trots and Run on the
Gard

Card.
The programme for to-days races Is q good
one, as will be seen by the following entries:
Nos. Trotting-24O Glass; purse $500.
sweet william, b. g., @. K willis.
Captain Douds, c g., A. Elseman.
Starlight, br. NJ, q. II. smith.
Charlie Upton, b. 6 e. 4. Upton.
SsowtlAke, br. g u. !. Hudson.
HAIRY B., I'm g., Robinson d Binett
Utah, b. T., J. Gtitnth.
James, b.g., h. D. kyker.
9 Lustet Boy, b. g., William B. Thompson.
70 Toutbt, bFkg l. \. Logan.
II Colonel, b. g. Charles II. Moore
No. TO- TrottIng-ESS ClAS; pure $500.
Darlington, b. T., John Henderson.
Quaker Girl, b. M, r. Alexander.
Minnie Warren, b. m, d. o. HtiGkell
Kittle Van, b. m, Ray Warner.
Otto K. b. q, William Merkle.
G Ida H., blk m L. n. Logan.
MAmbhno Clay, BIS, John Hines
Running race; haltmlle heats, beat . in s. pune
$500
/ serpolette, b. M, E. A. Flennlken.
2 IyGnhoe, b. e., John MoKenny.
3 Fairy Queen, b. ~, B. N. Lindsey.
The Association pools sold at the Mcclure
House last evening as follows: $40 trot-Tom
cameron favorite at $40; field SO. 10 the
2:S3 class, Kittie Van brought $40 and the
tield $40. Nothing was sold on the rus.
Over s. 900 worth OF pools were sold on yes
terday's races, and the sales OF the two previ-
Gus days aggregate about s., 900.
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In this department Theodore sChreibsr,
Geo. McKellar and Jno. PtArr took drst
premlums on their aoWers and plants, also
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THE. official time for the ECcoad heat was 2:2l
Tnls was, however, too fast by several seconds
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RnIlrnn,i Activity,

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette
contains the following special from Union
town, Pa; Since the Southwest road has de-
cidsd 10 build from here to the West Virginia
line, the Vanderbilt corps Of engineers have
redoubled their activity. They are now rap
IDLY completing their surveys for the exlen'
sion OF the Pittsburgh, McK6esport q YOlgh'
I0gheny via Unlontown' to the State line.
Both routes traverse the York run region,
side by eide. Since 1t Is known that both
roads will be constructed the farmers along
the route are very stubborn about granting
rights OF way. Hg
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Brief Notes on Uurrsut Events OF MiuoI
Interest.

Interest.
THERE was 81 600 more taken in at the fair
yesterday than on the fourth day last year.
CHARLIE FIsHER's mare, Alice Carneal,
took first premium yesterday as mare over
four hears old for carriage and general pur'
pIses
MARTIN FISHER, the Eighth ward butcher,
had a buggy badly wrecked by colliding with
a countrymans wagon on the fair ground
yesterday.
The Leadville Blues have cancelled their
engagement for match game Of base ball
withdhe Healys, OF this city, on the State
Rair Grounds next Monday.
YESTERDAY in the notice OF Smith & Sons
display, It was located In Machinery Hall In.
stead OF Horticultural Department. They
can bs found there and their Leader flour
has taken first premium.
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To-day Is Echool ohiIdren's Day at the State
Fair, and all schOo! children will be admitted
for twenty cents. Although the Board OF
refused to grant the city schools a
holiday, the Martins Ferry board unani-
mously decided to close their schools In
order that the children might have an OPP.
To see the biggest show ever given
In this vicinity. City school children can
procure tickets from their Principals. Three
good races and grand cavslcads are on the
nrnprammp
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can save money by calling aud examining
The large stock 81 CaShmeres and Fancy
Dress Good at all prices, from loo up. Elan.
nels, Blankets, Comforts; 90 pieces new Car.
pets, from Is TO tQe $50 Perfection CoFsets at
bolts Wall Paper at 70, And'a thousand other
articles sold al reduced prices exclusively for
cash, at John Boomers Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 90lD and
9O2l Main street, Centre Wheeling,
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Wednesday evening little child named
Cox, whose parents 1--we near tue belmonl
coal bsuk, in the Sixth ward, pulled poi
OF boiling hot coffee from table, and the
coffee was poured upon the child's bead, and
ran down, saturating its clothing, and scaId'
ing il in terrible manner. The ohiIds haiI
ali came out, and Its eye sight was probably
destroyed, even II the accident does not nave
A fatal effect, Whether the accident would
hHys A fatal result was In doubt last night
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J. ID. U u. NJ. WALKER,
Worcester, Mass.
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ansaCllOns 2iI,N0 shRres.


New YORK, September 49, Flour steady; receipts
10 QUO barrels ca ports ,J barrels; Superile, Stale
aud western % 49lS co common TO good 8 S9a4 IS;
options opened &asEc lower, declined, recovered
bushels: exports 90 bushels; No. tptlng 81 Us:
UngrRded sprlDg 81 Oh; ungnded 7icas. i "a: no.
red s4hc; No. 8 rcd 81 Gal 69IS: 81 II delivered;
No. red September, sIlc5 l76Ojl bushels At 81 ilL
Al ~, closing a. g l4sS October sales 81, OOi
SuShes az y lSSG S tx closing a. g IN Ngyenl.
al 81 lSIS; December. Eales l,0:B,0l0 bushels Ut
ST. l0Aal 2o55S, closIug at 81 .OH Corn, spot lots
hahC higher, options halc higher; receipts EO9,0G
6nthels exports ~, $40 bushels unGraded ta64r; No.
8, Aa6l C; No. white &c; unEraded white exc;
No. September o. 4A634c, CloSug al CSC; October
6Se6i1c, eloainS al 6ic; November lSa6Sc, closing
al o. ~, December 6!HC Oats; mixed kAl &c higher;
white barely steady; receipts III ,Og1 bushels ex:
port 5COQ bushels; western mixed So <A35hc; white
western S6aise Lay steady at 60c. Sugar quiet and
steady: OF 4 53l4s1s powdered S1sS9e: gEaNulatetl
$40; cubes S<c MGlM q, foreign quiet ii 2ja25ISc;
| New Orleans firm Ut SOa5sc lltIe, demand fair and
market firm. TRnow quiet aud steady at re
TuIpen!!ne firm " I4Halic Eggs, demanc light
meas SS %; family mes SIS So d inn ET p N
steam SGO4s62NC; October S.40as 50; November 81
tS.S5c; december S.2iAs. S0c; year S26aS20c; Jan,
uary S.21RS,3Qc. Butter firm and III good demand
at VA36c. cheese, quiet Rad steady.
CHICAGO, September "a Flour unchanged, WheA;
0SSc october; q % lid November; ST. o. ai UlS< Dc.
| Tainhhf1 No 2 Chilean EnFlnU qflSRs M pIsE=o.
No. red winISI 81 dSs. Uop' GiISeted sn SiI zen
eTaliy higher vi 6ljsS6S cash, september and or.
tcbcf; c Noyelnb0t 49,E year: &c May; Rejected
4shC Oats active. firm aud higher at IKE cash;
Sa974c september 2S51Gc October; 2sJke Eoyern.
Der; g75S year; S21Ec Nay Rye noInilally nm
| changed al 67kc. Barley steady and UNCHANGED M
Coo: fAxteed hTma. 81. FORK unsettled, but gen
orally higher MSll jail 90 cash and September;
,s tot5 NJ, GSss ey IN ad - November
vist a. S5SS 1Tc cash sSntsmSar ~ lay feg
nI ~ SovcmI1s,. SSt IntI .t 1nu ocIobef
eV;o nv nsas n a. yST !gt %Go Janu
ny, Ply r. sbnrt clc.- aN sn9u!HefS 61oc
snVst III 49,, SV"A Sp.S cutter ~ Air de-
56a manu- u TnI uisH M " gooq demand al
SSat ttD1'st Ss aIu s SnSSgea CalloWhcat
n Novsmbet a. Si Ss pcSaT, S SsS o9eto6eti
~ Ss.Isy NJ slsEc ser;cS S,Sl sOc year
So!n GSSt laS vSS SaI ana Ostons elhC
SS SLS EasyaThe,. ss October
sil $2aIi 80 ocLoheG Iii 271aii 70 Hoys,Sh a =!
Iii 20 year; ST. SIX January. Lard declinsd D%c
n,Is,,nvv son,or,,,s, ~ az.
ssrsS nH,s unchanged and
quiet MsSVe!n eO0 y ,MSes9y ana active;
~ r n.y. SIo,Ipe1 eS,tt! a. ~ october
81 iS2Si iSH' CorS, western duh Snd ncSeriSs.
mixed spot AID NGvcmber COZ G0Ic; Sept SiSer 81
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NoRwALK, O., September 1S.zAbout 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon dog ran
through Main street and several stores
with the purified remains OF child about
four months old. It was wrapped in 9
pillow case, and was horrible sight
The mystery remains unfathomed. TIE
police are doing all in their power to ferret
out the outrage.
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John D. Helnleln, representative OF oul
factory, will take pleasure in showing q full
line OF our work at Wells & Dents Wholesale
drug store, Bridgeport, o Opposite Wheel
ing) TO oil merchants doing business IN town,
where our goGds have not already beer
placed. Oar regular customers especially
are invited 10 examine our job list which
offers superior Inducements.
J. & G. M.WALEER,
Vapcagtar Macs
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The cooking clubs Of Wheeling are request,
ed to try the ''Ileader Flour This flour Il
by Smith 4 Son, Bridgeport,
Ohio. They offer barrel OF flour as o pre-.
MUM to the lady who will bake and exhibl.
Of bread by Friday morning Of q O'Clock.
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M q SaS d receipt, e,loo head shipments ~


OH CRY, PA, September lS-Fettoleum dschn
ing in price orened At 81 lg3S: closed a g. IL.
highest hgure 81 ~; l0weAt u III siles32I,(6(
barrels. UlearRnces up 70 September l., 10 CO.., 00C
barrels. Yesterdays shipments were ~ foll0wt
United pipe line 1880 barrels; shipments, Tide
water ,7A barrels.
BRADFoKb, Pa. September lS.-Crudc oil steady
total runs Wednesday ~ 4l9 barrels total Ahipment
~ ll0 barrels charters I6.lI9 ceannces II BIS O00
United Pipe Llue certificates opened al 81 l29k
closed at u 1ls highest price 81 Is; lowest 81 IL
PITDBuRGH, Pa. September I3.-Petroleun
quiet; United certificates unsettled; closed a.
81 liM. In tho afternoon the market continued
quiet aud opened al 81 IG1 and advanced 10 81 l2J
Gnd closed At 81 llSS: tnAdiuS light.
TIruBvlLLE, Pa, September l3.-opened at 81 l2k
hiEheit q lSh; lowest 81 IFS, closing atsl lln
Shipments f9.llg barrclS
NEW YoRK, September Petroleum lower
United 81 ll5a; refined S1SaSAc.
BALTIMORE. mberl0.-petEolCum higher re
fined 81 SIC.
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N. B. Curtis, Of Mouudwille, took tint prem
lum on his exhibit All Of these exhibits
were large. Mrs. George Hook took first
premium for best hanging basket. Mrs. 4. +.
Garden. city, took first premiums for bouquet
pyramid, aud bridal pyramid, and second
premium for hanging basket,
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LAM receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and cbildrens shoes and mems fine cali
hand.sewed shoes in all the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. ] have
added several new lines e those ! have been
keeping heretofore, making Gcomplete AEort.
ment Of One aud medium goods.
L. V. BLoNp.
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TIE volcano has burst, and the earth.
quake D0Ums Iii n ilecIng, Us weh as III
Java. nhy! you ask. BECAUSE Kline
DrOtners, the Reliable CIOtniers, III
1Wenln street, have commenced " cut
Oh prices, ana when that Is uOne the y hOle
CiOtnlug trade Uf Wheeling must follow
lis. No shall offer iOr Tins week
4Rem'S BusInCSs suns AZ $3.50.
mems uUUu CASHMERE SUITS " S4.JO.
Mems Al WOOL CASHMERE suits Sn0V.
M,n's All MVvi Cashmere funlS $40.
DOys' Strong suits ut $s.5U, 81, $500.
Our FURNISHING GOOus DeparLmcnt-
Mems Ilemned nuuukerchlels,S Tor zoe;
Mrn's CIeNiUt SHIRTS soc; .aon's Fine
Mhue SHIRTS, linen front, ste; Mems Dluo
FLANNEL shirts, WI wool, $l.Ov. ne beat
lie world III Iualily anu cneapneSS oil our
.AUn's GO0as, iuutn's uUUds, BOIs' Goods
ami Uhlluren's GUOds.
one Mundreu UVlIars Reward In any
case VI here We fan " 10 ny auyertlsea.
Mime BRJIlEko,
Ihc Reliable UiUthlerS, 81 Twelfth st.
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Business College.

The corner which holds the display Of
the National Business College Of
this city, and Of which J. N. Frasher & Co.
are principals, has been crowded all day.
Tho exhibit Ia especially fine, consisting Of
entries In four classes OF work, viz 0fi.hand
hourishing, India ink portrait work, card
and practical writing. A copy OF the resolu.
tions passed by the Board Of Education on
the death OF Its President, Capt. Andrew
Wilson, are very beautiful, being finished in
German text, ornamented Roman and en-
crossing hand. TEE India ink drawing OF st.
George killing the Dragon Is fine, while the
portrait OF child shows great skill. The
chief attraction though Is the automatic
shading pen. This feature will be given espeO.
ial attention during the coming sessions OF
the college, and will be under the charge OF
Mr.. Elmer FrRsher.
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Miss Ella Flynn is visiting friends in
Wheeling.
The Harmonic Club will have a ball, the
first OF the season, at Central Hall tonight
The "GypSy Queens members have called
meeting 10 rsorganiEe that dramatic club.
The County Commissioners met here yes.
terday, to take view OF the late slips along
the Bellaire and Wegee pike.
Monday evening all citizens are requested
TO meet for the purpose Of taking steps to free
from debt the soldiers monument
MIR. John Baker has taken the place Of su'
perintendent for the street car company. Mr.
McClain retires, surrenderlng his lease.
Some mischievous person got on the top oil
a car near the nail WORKS and twisted TO-
gether the telegraph and telephone wires
causing sad confusion until the place wal
found,
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INDICATIONS.

wAsHISaroS, D. G., September II, l:S5 a. n.
FOR tennessee and the Ono Valley,
slightly warmer and fair weather during the
day, east To south winds, followed Saturday
by cooler weather.
Fer the Lower Lake Region, slightly
warmer aud fair weather. esstelly TO south.
erIy winds, stationary or lower barometer.
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EyANsNILLE INP., September l3.-Rivel
l7-lO feet and falling weather clear and
warm.
LoumvlLLE, Ky, September l9.-Riyer fall
Ing; 8 feet q inches In canal, Business dull;
weather warm and cloudy.
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On Wednesday, September 10th, the D. &
o. will sell excursion ticktts to- Cincinnati
Exposition AT $500 for the round trip; tick.
cts good to return five dEys from date Of sale.
Leave Wheeling at lib P. NJ. and $40 a. NJ,
city tine, l2.l4.lT.l6
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
TO Chicago, Tuesday, september a5th
1888,

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway tPAn, Handle Routel will run an
other Of its popular cheap excursions tc
good returning until October 4th, inclusive,
The weather at this time OF the year is Just
right for travelling, and you will enjoy visit
to Chicago. For Information As 10 the time
OF trains and low round trip rates, apply 10
nearest agent OF the p, @. & 81. L. Ry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-14

IT Is conceded, that Dr.. Worthingt,n's
Cholera and DiarrhoeA Medicine for dysen-
tory and pains IN the stomach, is an intallible
cure,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-14

Tho following shows The range OF the Their
moIustvr, as observed st sClnspfs drug
s!Ofe, Opera AOuSe corner yesterday:
.lss2 1883
7A.M,laN,SE A.7EN.I7 NJ. 2A.SrN.7P. NJ.
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