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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-05
THE RACES next wEKK.
Ii , of Entries for The state Fair Speed
EHenis.


Tie sreed entries for the State fair are CON
pleted, and the number OF entries shows
large increase over aDy Of the previous meet
inns. and includes horses which will insur
some exciting races. The trotting or pacin
race which was announced for the frst day
hiss been declared Of, and the entries rt
opened, 10 close next 6aturdayseyening ct
o'clock. The list Of entries isas follows, sub
ject to increase by letters mailed before tn
hour for closing:
SECOND DAY, IrESDAY. SHFTIMBIR II.
NO. Q. TtotIIug-2:6O class; purse sSOc.
George u, b. g., K ". johnson.
2 Grey Nelly, @. NJ, @. Z Wills.
Capt,ln Douds, Q. O., A. EisemAn.
I Charlie Upton, b. O., c. Z. Upton,
5 Colonel. b. g., Charles II. Moore.
James, B. g., II. D. Ryker.
LuSIer Boy, B, G., Vim. B. Thompson.
Tourist, Blk. O., L. N. Logan.
No 8 PAce-G8S clGH; purse $500
Captain Dan. @. g., J RoSS MoEgrove.
s sS1,iH S 81 e. 1 g. T. PaH sSSsg Bo,y.
Fritz, :. g., Adam FuhA
Dr.. brown, 9, g., II, D. kyker.
6 Little En-, B. NJ, James EcklcSon.
Running race; purse $500,
'''''' THIRD DAY, "WEDNESDAY, sEPr. II.
No. I. Trotting- class; pure $500.
Joe Hooper, 3. s., 2. ". sandelsOn.
klttie Van, Is: N Ray warner.
Matte II, 9: NJ, william Merkle.
Ida II. BIZ. ~, L. n. Logan.
MAmbrino Clay, D., J0hn Hines.
No. 8. TrotIing-291 class; pune $500.
| Daisy e, b; NJ; Jane! AfdHry.
9 starlight, Br. NJ, g. II. Smith.
HoOSIer Girl, B. M., W. q. 5wcGfingen.
4 Snowflake, Dr. G., II. +. Hudson.
ny G1I III n, y no'tH' 1teSs pe'"
= xInnSa 49, n Il n n uSIsts,l
: R,IIv n n a. william ihSmnSnn
nm rS,, ~. nST-Tiii;RSn1y. sTpTsHRER
pi"a noe a.. 49, s az '-'
NO. - faee e ~ pn''s s'VV'
Gs Gn H nan u " i Il a. S Mo..w,ova
Enf"jn r. a r fIInSsn
4 RsIle tamil Il NJ a n Smith
s%,,eli RiiIr 4 G. Henry Raw.
4 F,iiS q a. Adam FnhS wv"
Wild Frank, Is a.. jurre:mIer a Tedrick,
~ pnoSn q (; ii. III Kyter
q csntsIn iacf H. 4 Jo,eSh Doyle
IL IJitie I'm. 3. NJ. James Eckleson,
~ S"'-S '..L' - -, -
NOS Irotuns-EEo elaSS' putSe w.
Rolls. 2. g., Peter sc nn....
Le"tnsNe! ~ Va s' nSs' IN.
r,. th pA a. a. t,,..A EAR. s.as sa"n ~
W i sweet William. B. e., q, K Wills.
Caplsip Donds O O., A. 4. Eissnan.
cSSI1ss 1inion 4 q Il "a r. Tin,or.
s. owI.te Br' a. q. r. Hudson
9 Harry B., k'n G., Robinson & Bimet
Utah. D. g., y Gdnith;
James, y. 81 q. " H hSkeT; n rAo,,.o,
"a t To",Ist. RiPG t. n logan 4'
ii Colonel. b. @ Charles il. Moore.
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Doings of West yirGiuians and Their
Eenr NeiEhbOrs.

Dr.. Gooch has sued the county OF Wyom-
ing for 81 600. The County Court refused 10
pay the claim put In by him for 1910 for at
ieuding the smallpox patients OF that
county, but agreed to psy him $2S5, and
therefore he sues.
Considerable excitement is prevailing in
Marietta on account OF the action OF the
School Board, In allowing colored children
10 enter the public schools with the whites.
Several have withdrawn their children from
the schools. The board claim thattheir &C.
ton will save the city $500 per year.
In Jackson county Reuben Douglass wants
$1,000 damages irOnI Henry McBrien because
The latter retisctsd on the formers sworn
statements, and Caroline Duff and husband
want from Cbas. E. Duff, the husbands
brother, $1,000 for alleged defamation Of the
female plaintiffs virtue. The Circuit Court
will decide those cases.
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N,M Goo,I. NJ New PRICES.

A beautiful lot of fancy and black Ctsh.
meres 1919 to $l,O0.
A daisy lot Of Velyets 40. 30, rs cents, and
$L0Q,
A splendid assortment CT Carpets IS, 20, q
and 90 cents,
Window Shades at IS 10 so cents.
Oil Cloths % cents, and all other goods al
extremely low prices for cash.
JOHN RoEaER i.
Mas o0l0 and 202I Main street.
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The DAILY Markets.

Nos o0l0 and 202l Ma
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SCI do. rlsPberries siaSSc pltted cherries eTs29c.
New evaporAtsd apples i61l7c; Apples yery slow.
0ls-LArl oil, extra western EtrGined, S6[SSl 90
carbon OIL sc; white niners' oil, winter striined,
Sec: o. 7. q oil l0IialpC.
Chaal-IA quoted in jabblng Al 9GiOc for primo
Western, and s1EhiSc for New Yosk. swCltscilGN.
al7c. according 70 quality. EilnburSer l9c,
fAh-No. mRefeEel, 6blS, $40 o.; No. . medium
SSsds-salcs oil timothy seed al 81 Goul IS per
buShel; clover small seed S O0aS @; large Is iSS
Q o. Is to quality.
TdiL0tr-Counigy 7A7Xc; bceswAx 2lG2SC per ID.
SaLt-No. per Dbl 81; extra perbbl 81 70; dairy
SSsGt CoT7t-SS9c pcFlb.
MISCELLANEOUS
Honey White clover, new 21a25C III and 2pound
frames per pound; New York, In Irregular packages
Buner-Extra choice Ohio. l1A2OC medium Case
EggS-StTictly fresh. l9a90c.
Preares-l0al6e per ID; apple butter, 6G6IEc per
pound: jelly sCper pound.
EFui8 and gttdblGs-POEAOea, new southern, sc:
Tomatoes, bush b,xes, 3OA50t; cuCumbefS, per
bnAhel, 81 %; cabbage, per barrel 81 60Al 10 cab
bAGe. new southern, Der crate 81 hea2 rs, keans
per box. I6CaSi 70. PmeApplts, fancy, per hund
red, l6a2oc; good, l0ai6c. River water melons
SAl0c;; Jersey melons l2al6c Apples, new, PCT
Is. Peaches, Icr box, q DIAL ". Pear, per box
S0cASl 90 pear, bell, per Dbl. 81 2h12 rs; Bartlett
peArs 8 o0H4 %. DstnSou rluuls per box, 81 7bl
. 90; jersey sweet potatoes per Dbl 81 90; BAl!mor
sweet pot toes IS 00A8 IS
NtlS-leAnuH 7A9c for choice white; walnut
75cASl: hickory nuts SlAl 50 per buShel.
Foreign Ffuts-Lemuns S2O0aS 30; oranges, 50 10
90 per box; bananas g tCAb 50.
RdgS-Colton, white, per ID 211Sc; cotton, mixed
| aa1Ec; wOoleu Aa5Sc.
FelthSj-Giyc geese, per ID, S6a6Oc: mixed 4SaSOC
EhiSky-Si l6 per ptoot gallon.
| WOOl-SSaS5c are the ruling figures.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's
misses and chldrens shoes and mons 6ue calf
hand.Sewed shoes In all the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those l have been
keeping heretofore, making complete ASiort.
ment OF fine and medium goods.
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TO THE TRADE.

To day we have opposed Ci the stock OF Du,I
SedleinSs, good VIII, etc. Of the old dim u
LapRhliI sos. y Co 10 MeshTs. 9. H. tdbcFi JaO
tinue the business under the Old Inn paine al he
old sand, and who will serve your wants IL a.
efficient manner.
To tie mans friends OF the pUt thirty ye,u
business relation we tender sincere thanks ici he
~. raj patronage bestowed, md AK for ccutilu
aIlCe Of tic same 10 our younger and more enet.
getlc pGrthels and tucCetSOH contInu lux The uAI
mes Z, who We can assure you W. II serve You filth.
FULLY and with rs gUt d intent and purOse, aud We
believe mere eueigellcAiIy.
From many yeAn ICrvicG on our part, rem dS
US that younger heads may do better than We
In come respects
In calling your sttentl0n 10 the change above
mentioned We would respectfully ak that all per
SOUS Knowing thelna il q ine ebtCd TO the old firm
VIII please settle thelr nn;S AZ soon rs possible
The books OF the old firm nmaln al the OtICc Of
tho new 1Tm, who are authorized 10 settle The
SANE. loun truly,
auSl sAM,I. AND ALEX. LAUGHLIS.
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All tho Southern people agree that DR.,
worthinglon's Cholera and Diarrh@l Medi-
cine Is the best in uuet Tor stomach and bowel
troubles. Price - cents,
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CoNvICr MADR.
1888.


The brand Is In the form OF an elliptic
about 9 by 8 inches and Is done by buroing
into the woodwork OF the wagon. The firm
will exhibit fourteen, or one OF each OF thu
different style OF wagons manufactured by
them, at the West Virginia State fair.
The INrKLLl0ESCER rppresent Gtive was mis-.
informed about tho engine and hosting ma.
chinery for the coal shaft In the Third ward
having been contracted for some time $50.
Messrs. Purdy and Blake, Of the corporators,
contracted with Pittsburgh firm last week
for the engine, boiler aud all necessary ma.
chinery. Two engines OF 10 inch cylinders
and Is inch stroke will be used. A'double.
Aued boiler 42 inches In diameter and % feet
long will furnish the steam. The shaft will
be Completed In about one week, and the
engines and machinery will be here about
two weeks later. It is probable that coal
will be taken OUT early hext month.
Several young men from here went out to
Glen Easton Saturday evening last to attend
a dinner given by the Independent Social
Club OF that place. When the west bound
passenger train, passing there about u O'Clock
p, NJ, arrived, 9nd those from Mopndsyille
were about TO get aboard, several persons
in the crowd who had prepared themselves
with stones brick bats, DC, began throwing
at the visitors, one Of the missiles striking
MBubn Jones on the back OF the head, inhici.
ing an ugly wound. Although lSrEd mum.
Der OF stones were thrown Jones was the only
person struck, several Others making mar.
row escapes, howeyer,as the stones passed In
very uncomfortable proximity 70 their heads.
The cowavdly attack was entirely unpro,
Yoked, and unlocked for BY the boys from
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JR Noble, Agent Paw SHOW, ,,.,.,,,
CbaB shay, Now York " TnAckMayb flIpDh
Jno Perry, New Orleans ChAA Linnett, wy {elAnu
4 n FSWsIdS. PittIbuTRh Aug. HIifiell, PittSbugh
I.T, ~ a nieTsor. PA JP AlVenon, Gospoh
a Wan po,ShHttan Jas Greenwood. Camden
. i Harmon WRShlnRton Capt J l. Thompson
S,arosr CISTk stF Stein II Wright, Chicago
EP.ISs pittSbufRh DH Hoblef, PltnSuRh
Ia WrfnIinIiSh IA SLPanonE, RavenAW00d
! 9 TcssSI sid slater LH hays, GlenVllIe
Tohr soIIocE 0ieuVillo VIM khRW, Ht1buRh
n N pnI rvh BunhGn L ClIdestGF, Buchanan
r Z Hough, tAlFm0nt uphlnth, Wy Wslu.L,.L
y n TnS,si AIddlebor'Eh ia AndGn0u, W Al04'A
r, " ITSs;tan. lioatot ABB Jacobs, New York
3 ShSx PSiSveW Cd, uCponAld, Newark
3 +, pa'Sv Nsv,viiie VIII Kuhn, Pittsburgh
y tiTrSsy CNimberland L Beaumont, TltnEvillc
MA EnTn.y. VIM II Warner, phllA
~ pnvInrs JH Campbell, JE, Fgh
=. n pISneii WA South, WAyneSbuRh
II 81 rsvrT HethRny CT BASnett, City
It,ssr,es,, WechaniCsb'h l. Jones, City
! I T. Syrith DIV Edwin Halter, PhilA
n y McS nIShi. PhilA. Ri Mcknight, Cumber
II /, i1STby' ECW FORK CIV Voter, New York
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE!

Tie undersigned have puIrhAsed The sock nj,
Drug, Medicines, good will, etc, Of the old i'm Of
Lsughlin Bios. d Co and will continue Ihe bu,.
same firm name. ''V
s0licitngA continuance Of III. liNenl patronage
heretofore beItOwCd oil the old trIn, We fCmSln.
Respectfully YOuR,
Z h. ODBRRT,
JNo. L. La UGHLlH,
FRkD. l.. LAUGuLIN,
WHHELiEd, ". VA, Augutt ", 1885.
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There will be Grand Concert by the op.
era House Orchestra at Louis Schwalb's Sd.
loon, on Thursday evening, September 0. All
his friends are specially invited,
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rhe School Opening PostpOned-scarIe,
Feyer-Pris0n Matters.

fhe School Opening P0stpOned-scarIet
Feyer-Prison Matters.
Joseph II. Roberts, OF the suburbs, has been
quite sick for some time psst.
A valuable mule the property OF Messrs.
MillsSs Co., died lew essnings ago.
Miss Luella Fulton, OF Bonwood, spent
part OF Sunday last With friends here.
Captain Lowe, OF the prison guards, has
been of duty, sick since Monday last.
Charles Carpenter, Of Kanawha county,
concluded q second twc-year sentence yes
terdAy,
The County Board OF Examiners held theiI
final session at Schoo! Hall on Thuraday and
Friday last.
Coal costs IA cents per bushel delivered,
with u threatened advance as soon as the
river "aOmes up
Dave Patton has been appointed jsnitor
for the public school, and has everything
about the building as clean and TIDY as new
pin.
Mr.. Elliott has the boiler and engine at
bis planning mill IN position. The machinery
will be here during the present week and
will be at once set up.
One hundred and five teachers were exam.
ined In this county the present year 25 less
than last year, aud IS LESS than are required
to III the schools Of the county.
Frank Fulton, OF tho R6nwood Office, Is
filling s. @. GauE' place at the Baltimore &
Ohio telegraph Office here, while Samuel Ii
recuperating his overtaxed energies, fishing
and hunting.
James WhillingAam's family returned
from Pittsburgh few days ago, and again
took up their residence In the Third ward
Mr.. Whittinsha,n will remain IN the city ioi
the present at least,
The grading for the Ohio River Railroad |,
being completed. ready for the temporary
trasE from Little Grave Creek to the lowel
end OF the Round Bottom, about six miles
The men, horses and carts employed thereon
have been sent further down the line.
The Webster Wsgon Company yesterday
shipped wagon for exhibition at the PitG
burgh Exposition. The wagon was branded
Us are all wagons sent by that firm 10 Penn
sylyania:
CoNyIcr MADE,
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pAW

There will be Grand Concert by the op.
ara Honse Orchestra &C Louis Schwalb's Sa-
loon. on Thursday evening, September @. All
bis friends are specially INVITED.
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lire g,steltiqstlter
ii,ice :: aos. - aud 81 FQurieeaIn street,
Rev Advertisements.

Money to Loan.
State Fair-No'ice.
New Goods Are Now Coming in-I. G.
deduction in Furniture-G. Mendel & Co.
-. Rhodes-S,lk Velvet.
Dr. John +. 6mith-Thlrd page.
Girls wanled-head OF Local.
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Grand Concert.

There will be d Grand Concert by the OPP
era House Orchestra At Louis SScc.s:s%slb's So;
loon, on Thursday evening, September 9. All
his friends are specially invited,
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Whecllng l.iye Slock MnrL %

Catle-wclgh!ng !, COO lbs, arequoted at 4AISfc
weighing from 500 10 900 lbs best quality. S<aI1lC
mich cows sSoa5C; bulls, 3G3<c; calves, ~ 10 HEI
| and quality, SGal0 per head.
LLiiphs-iI1SsSISG pCr lb.
!Sap-1SSaic per III.
| HOIs-bI<aSs.u for beStgrAdGK,
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TIL, FINANCIAL World

NEw YoRK, September 4.-Souey az per cent;
Prime mercantile paper 6Xa6k per cent StGr.
ling Exchange Blankets bills quiet at 81 SO1Si de-
mRnd u SSt.
GovEgSNENTs-SteSdy.
e. 9. a;,."..........lSl14s; +; IS. G. Grsts"-liS,
q. s. IL, 7. Land Chants. l0sL
Pacific 6S Of 95......l2g U. p sinking fund.-. ll8
Central PacihcnBtSlll Tex. PAC. land gr'H. 65N
EFie EecOndB,........ 90 lido Rio Grand div. ~
Lehlgh & wllkcs,."l0Sh
RAILROAD BoNDs-Lirm.
STATE sEcuRETrEs-AcIIVe.
Missouri 6s........... q Virginia conSOls, Cx.
st. Josephine. ,..".l09 tn mat. coupons. 80
Tennessee Gs."....... ~ Virginia preIerred".
tennessee g., new... SGkl TX. div.
slocKs-1hoSe which have advanced most IN the
last three or four days were all lower this forenoon
The general market, however, outside Of a hall
dOzeh active speculative slpcks, sympAthtECd but
SLIGHTLY with them, aud was only n liacElOn lower
/ Than last evening. The features Of tho mOrninE
were Northern faciAc, Coal shares, Lake shore,
Central Pacific Burlington & Quincy, Missouri "a.
/ ellie and Denver all OF which were from 10 TX
per cent lower at u O'Clock than the closing lguieE
last night.
From this extreme decline there was a recovery
OF u 10 Mpsr cent before 1880 O'Clock, tho latter
on Louisviile & Nashville, 50 that no decline gu
The most active stocks was more than " TO l4 per
cent, aud on other stocks u 10 " per cent, In the
hour and a half between 1880 and o'clsCk the
market was stronger and nearly the greater part Of
the decline Of the forenoon was recovered. 10 the
last hour tho market was more active aud higher,
| the advance ranging from n 10 ~ per cent, This
decline OF the forenoon was on 6GSeletg rtimon,
financial disturbances Al Hri.9 and reports damage
10 the corn crop In the matter Of the Cdrn crop
trustworthy AdVlOeS wera received OF an extremely
favorable character. II was stated that the crop
cast Of the 81 souri, river had been made and with
good wGAtheT. Corn weAtof that point would be
safe within week or 10. the earnluHS oil some Of
the leading Northwestern railways for Auguss wero
this materially aulSted an upward movement,
which set In shortly after mid day.
TranEactlonE 40 600 RkATCF
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Stoke Take Downward Turn on BASE.
less Ruinors-Brendstufs Qulet.
The New York stock market was lower yesterday
in the early dealings, the stocks mostly affected be,
Ing those which enjoyed an advance IN tue last
three days Later III the day there was slight re.
cbyeEy! The decline was effected by Tumor OF
financial disturbances In Paris and uniGvombe re-
potts regarding the torn crop, which reports were
afterwards found 10 be bAselesS.
prices Of Inc day before. Wheat, on The contrary
was uptettled and lower. Pork wBs active but held
at lower rates. Bulk meats are 10 talr demand at
UNCHANGED prices,
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The following shows the range OF the ther.
n,omeier, as observed 1T scnnepfs drug
EtJTe, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1857 1855
7A.M,l.NGP MEM. "a. NJ l9N. 3HN7F. N.
Il SO 81 70 20 81 s.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., ssptember5, 1880 a; l..
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
light rains, followed by cooler, clearing
weather, winds shifting TO westerly and
nuftheriy; higher barometer.
Lower Lake Region, clearing cooler
weather, north 10 west winds; higher barom-
Cter
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There will be Grand Concert by the OPP
ara House Orchestra at Louis SchwAlb's ID.
loon. on Thursday evening, September 0. All
Ills friends are specially invited.
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FOR SALE.

lTOR SALE CHEAP-SlATlUNARY
A. and Portable ngiutS-ane SKI; one 7zE;
one GAIA; OnH 6x,2 A 80 orc ten gallon SODA Va
Ter Fountain and ReirgeIGt.r Apply At No, 3l2
kOE dFppt ttI5B
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Do NOT forget To attend the public reeep-
ton held o. the Wheeling Female College
this morning.
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Barlow, Wilson & Co., warranted by the successes
Of the past have been stimulated 10 great endGavo,
10 excel MI their past efforts, and TO achieve
through th5lr genuine artistic merits. VAT expert.
enee and indOmitablc energy, the very acme oil
perfection IN the reorganization and AuTseD tAtiOn
Of their Justly acknowledged Standard Minstrel
Company OF America. The Gage for Critics! The
Copy for Imilators The Envy Of would be Rivals.
Towering Giant among the Pigmies,
The Manager confidently avert that Barlow,
Wilson & o.'S hinStrslA poses III their Company
more Performers more Comedians, moro Vocalist,
more luGIFumentAliS aud more Specialists than
any MinEuCI Company 10 existence or ever did ct.
ist Presenting In their challenge programme
more new acts, more noycl features and more that
Is unique and original than can be found In all tho
combined minstrel entertainments,
Barlow, Wilson 4 Co.'S AinKtFclS lSttlIl on a finn
foundation in puhliCisy0T PFelerlng inucaSedex.
penditure, an enlArped company aud an Improved
enteEEAt nmsnt 10 Tho peTilous experiment OF TIA.
ding on name as Is loo often the practice OF man.
ayers who become overwhelmed with their self
importance through Temporary SUCCESS Grateful
for the rewards oil tho p,Et they In full con Hdence
OF their superior claims TO public patronage only
AK NJ tho hands Of discriminating public and
press, such endorsement and patronage rs they and
their ASSOCIATES merit. Norr ohadi6nt servant.
BARLOW, WILSON & co.
HARRY ], CLAPlIAA, Manager,
Admission, IS and 80 cent? no extra charge fer
reserved seats Sale oil SestS 10 commence Wednet.
day, septcmbcE s, at wilson q Banners music
store. sci
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"LadIes."
For nice bweet bread use Vienna Pressed
Yeast. All groosS keep Nw4V
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MISSES and childrsnS spring heel shoes a
i. V. BIoXp'A
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NEW YoRK, September A. Flour WBak. receipts
Is 900 barrels; exports 600 barrels; Gupertlno State
and western q 2SaS Is, Wheat, spot lots Yale
Rad opIop'Nalkc lower closing heavy receipts
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skin Cure, instantly allayS EGhinS aud lltlAlnina
tlou, CleHrs the skin and scalp, heals GiCarS Snd
Sores, restores the Complexion. Cutlcua Soap, Sn
exquisite Skin Beautihar ind Toilet FeQuihIe, Il
Indispensable In treating skin diseases, and trH
rough. chNpped, or greasy skin, blaekheadV,
bIotches, aud baby humUrs, CuLCurQ Remedies
arc the only iui6llible blood purifiers and skin
beauuaeH.
Chss uoughtnn, ESQ.,, lawyer, q State street,
Boston, reports case OF salt lheum unoGr his oh.
servati0n for ten year, which covered the patients
body and limb, and 10 which all known methods
oil treatment had bten applied without beneht,
which was com Uleteiy cured solely blythe Cutlcura
Remedies, leaving AClean and healthy skin,
Mr.. and Mn. Everett sIebblns BclUheTtOwn,
Mars, write: Our little boy was terribly afflicted
with sCToiliia, SA't Rheum, and ErybipelAS ever
since he was BON. and nothing we could give him
helped him until we tried Cutlcnta Remedies,
which gradually cured him, until he Is now as faiE
as any child
Il. T. Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y. cured oil
Psoriasis or epHB!, Of twenty yearS' standing BY
CutjcnrA Remedies. The most wonderful cure oil
record. A dusipan full Of scAlcs fell from him
daily. Physicians and his friends thought he must
die. Cure sworn to before iuLtiCe ri the peace
aud Henderson, mot prominent tiZe1S
Eon. william Taylor, Health Commissioner, Bos'
ton. says: AIler three months use Ol tho CutiCura
Remedies, AMI twelve years Of rs constant suffer
Ing from scroiulOus HumOr Of the tAOs neck, and
scalp was ever endured, can say that an cured
and pronounce my case the most remarkable on
record.
Sold by all druggists. Cuticura, 10 cents: Re.
solvent, 81: Soap. Is cents.
Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Bn8ton, MRsB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-05
Remedies The Great Skin Cures.

CLEANSE THR SKIN
! ecalpAud Blood Of Itch
ing, sclly, Pimply, sCTof
ulOuS, Inherited, and Con
tAgi6us llumoH, Bloet
PNlsCnC, HlcerS, AbSces Ses
and Iniantile Skin Tor
lures, the Cutcura Rene
nIU4 Hro lDislllble. CUT
CIin Rcsolyent. the new
Blood Purifier, expels dis
eased germs from the
blood and penpintiOn,
<and thus removes the
out,Cn, (tuttnura tho VIVA