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THE SIGNAL CHANGE
That Goes Int Effect ON the western
Rivers Contender lar.

3S
Rivers september Let.
At the LAST meeting Of the United States
Supervising Inspectors It was resolved 10
change the signal Code and the rules govern.
ing pilots on the Western rivers back to The
old style, so that the ascending steamer
should fst indicate the aide OIL which It dc.
sired 10 pass, instead OF the descending
steamer as at pfeseEt. This change has been
hailed with general satisfaction by pilots.
BY some 1t has been claimed that the collision
between the sCioLo and Lomas was partially
owing 10 the change that had been made 10
the signal code. The new rulesgo into elect
September first. V'ry little cnange has been
made outside OF the first two. They ara
made very pain and explicit, especially the
one relating to the signals not being under.
Itood, which was brought about partially by
the investigation last summer into the
9ciotc. Lonlas collision. The two rules are
given below:
Rule l.-When steamers are approaching
Gach other from opposite directions, the sig
mails for passing shall be u blast OF the
tteam.whistle 10 pass to the right, and two
bass OF the steam whistle to pass 10 the
left. The pilot Oh the ascending steamer
shall be the first 10 Indicate the side on
which he destrts TO pass but II the pilot on
the descending STEAMER shall deem 1t dau.
gerous to take he side indicated by the pilot
OF the ascending steamer. he shall at once
indicate with his steAIn- whistle the side on
which be desires to pas, and the pilot on the
ascending steamer shall govern himself &C.
cordInsIy, the dest ending steamer being
deemed 10 haYe the right0f way. But In no
case shall pilots on steamers attempt 10 pass
each other until there has been a thorough
understanding IS to the side each steamer
shall take. Ths signals for passing must De
made, answered and understood before the
steamers have arrived at a distance OF eight
hundred yards OF each other.
Rule 9 1T from 81 y cause the signals for
passing aH not made at the proper time, as
provided in rule !; or, should the signals be
given and not properly understood, from any
cause whatever, and either boat become i'm
perIlled thereby, the pilot on either steamer
may be the 6rst to sound the alarm or dan
ger signal, which shall consist Of three or more
short blasts OF the steam.whikt!e In quick
succession. Whenever the danger signal is
giveI, the engines OF both steamers must be
stopped and b tcked until their headwty has
been fully checked; nor shall the engines Of
either steamer be sgaiu started ahead until
the steamers can safely pass each other.
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On the B. go, on July 2sth and 9Th, 1883,
to the National Reunion OF ~ex-soldlets and
Sailors at Columbus, Ohio. The following
rates are the lowest ever offered: Leave
Wheeling 9 20A. n, ll:l6 P NJ, 2:l5 p. N. and
6:25 A. ~, round tip rate, $276. Leave
Bellaire 1908 NJ, 1857 =. NJ, 800 =. N and
600 A. N, round trip rate, $276. Arrive at
lI:46A ". Tickets good to return until July
2Sth, inclusive. Returning, trains leave "a.
lumbus at 1851 NJ, 1870 I'm, 500 ". and
$50 p. N. President Arthur, Generals Grant
Sheridan, Hancock, Rosecrans, Logan, and
nearly oil the surviving Generals will be
preset w. z. REPPERT,
Passenger Agent, rransrQhio Div.
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The races that are to take place next Thur
day Al the New Fair Grounds are attracting
considerable attention. Several OF our local
hyers have been entered. Those who have
horses and wish to enter them, should do so
by Wednesd y noon, ss at that time the
entries will be closed. Ten per cent OF the
purse will be charged to enter either the
trotting or pacing race. The Running race,
a free for Of. will be ior a handsome saddle,
doRated by Mr.. i. Wilhelm also a fine bride
By Mr.. P. eharksy. Lookout for a good time.
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RAILROAD BoSps-oulet.
STATE sEcuRIffIs-ouiet.

ANNAANIn-LQ AUE o. N9AHlu NHN LAA
fours.
RAILROAD BoHps-QpIet.
STATE sEcuRlTtTs-Quiet.
sr3cKs-HeAvy and lower throughout the day,
The support accorded the market since the strike
Of telegfAphefS Uflcisliy announced, was with
drawn except for Western Union which wa
S SSPlP desiiSEyy y s5@ 81 seX xsIs Esss .1 Ia az a.
pressed, declining x 70 ~ per cent. but later on
beans attacked 60 ID thAreA vigorously, forcing
them down y % "a per cent, Wabash preferred
& Rio Grade was heavy, falling on az tOS3S
per cent. Outside Of active IhaieI mentioned
prices were Il to IL per cent lower.
The iactth the trouble between the Western I'm.
lou Company and III Brotherhood i OF T~GlegTRpharS
had not been adjusted had an uniAvorable intu'
ence on tho market, retaidinE business and causing
an unsettled feeling among htoSk tperatoH. As com
pared with Saturdays closing prices are \ to ~
psr cent. " III SptclAltleS. Manitoba broke from
lU7S 10 lUiX and rallied TO leo; Canadian Pacific
declined ~ percent toSSx; Minnesota & 81. LOUIS
2 70 3, Oregon TrRuEIC untiuentAI ~ to T6A, West
Point terrni al ~ 10 ~ and Colonto coal Y Y g.
lnoud 4 lRnville > Ito u, New York Central lent nj
Lie, New jersey Contra. flat, aud other active
stocks al hNH per cent. fer carrying. Transaction.
22O,OT4 IhAres.
BALTIMORE, july 22-F1our quiet and steady:
Howard street and western ~Supetfne s. toaS IS:
extra 81 onI75; family IS 90 800 Wheat W stem
dull and lower, No. 2 winter red spot 81 l6a
1l6k August; Slb14al l6 September; stl7AA
! TX October; 81 l5al 1917 November: si?0Na
! az December. Corn. western dull and neglect.
I'd: mixed spot Coo asked; COKE september; 6lHA
6i54c October, GIG bid; steamer AhA66G. ohN
Hrm and dull. western white 4ib46c; mixed Ala
&c. Rye quiet; new 6645SC; old 6SA66c. Hay
quiet. Provisions qulel: mess Iotk SIC %. Blk
meats, shoulders and clear rib Il les packed SASs<c;
bacon shoulders SIC: tleAr nib sides We: hams
l4Mal6c Land, refined 1919. Butter dull; western
packed SAl6C: CT, amery isH2Sc. Eggs quiet and
easy at lGAl7c Petroleum ltm. rSnned 7A7kc.
COttee dull. Rio clrSoes. ordinary TO tI iHi9c.
Sugar quieE A SIT SAs. Whisky Atcady at 81 lex
OIL II.
BEADroRD, Pa, July Northumberland
oil market wesk. Tntnl runs Saturday ana sun
day SOY barrels; total shipments IN, $40 barrels
charters 1850 barrels: cleRranCei 100000 bar,
rels. United Pipee Line certificates opened a!
81 OH.
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WAsnlSaroN, D. C., July 25, 1880 A. Nor
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, fair weather.
In Tennessee partly cloudy weather, and
local rains in Ohio Valley, sOutherly winds,
stationary or lower barometer. and tempera'
ture.
Lower Lake Region winds shifting to
~southerly, partly cloudy weather and local
rains, stationary or lower barometer and
temperature.
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Heart Disease.

Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec, q, 1881.
Ahet trying different physicians
and many remedies for paIpitation
Of the heart without receiving any
benefit, l was advised totry Browns
Iron BitterS. have used two bot
ties and never found anything that
gave me 50 much relief.
Mn. IENNIK Hrs.
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SYRACUSE, n, Y, July ga terribleac.
cident occurred at the blast furnace Of
Geddes this afternoon. Eight men entered
the furnace to construct a new lining, when
the old lining fell upon them, killing all
instantly. A hundred tons Of brick and
mortar Tell upon them. The victims were
married and had families.
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St%ockhoIders' AID Directors Meeting Of
the ..yirginia China, clay and Fire
Brick co.,

Brick Co."
AT the s!ockholders' meeting OF this CON.
pany, called for the !0;h Inst. at 1921 Main
street. Wheeling, the following beard was
elected, yiz.i Davis A. Kayser, ssaunton,
Va; J. A. Patterson, j., Wsynesboro, Va;
J. a. Miller, W. A. Wilson, J. F. Sweeney,
G. F, BrandfAss and J. II. Brown, OF Wheel
ing.
place, and organic. I'd by the election 0 1.-THE
following officers: W. A. Wilson, Waeel-
ing, PresidenI; Davis A. ksyser, Staunton,
Va, Vice President; J. +. Sweeney, Wheel
ing, Secretary; W. Z Tams, Staunton, Va,
Treasurer, and John s. Lipscomb, Staunton,
Va, Superintendent
Samples OF the ohinaware, glass pots, lre.
brick, &c, hSve been shown us, aud VI pre-.
dict for this new enterprise a brilliant future.
The critical tests to which the friedrich hts
been subjected, the resistance Of heat, gaSeSand
friction alongside OF the best standard brick,
warrants the assertions that no better fire
brick can be produced on the American con
tinent.
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BALTIMORE
Female College.

This institution was chartered In 1870 with
power 10 couief degrees, and was endowed BY the
mOdi6uA bpI'dlngA Beethoven Terrace q beautlill
and heAlthtul location: : has an ATE FLruiir md
good apparatus, and Affords every facility for ac-
quilting a thorough and accomplished education.
ThS SG!h annual ss,Sioa. opens sept, II. Board and
je5SSsIsw n. &, BROOKS, AM, LID, P,est
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at scnnepfs drug
ptore, Opera House corner yesterday:
1882 1883
IA. Y. u $ ?. !. 7R. N. "a. n. y ". 3P. M.TP.N.
20 Sc 81 IS 81 u 80 ~
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Presents Giyon by tue Traaers' u I'm.
pSriera' Tea CSnpaDy-.stiltt hey Come
Richer, Larger and More Val

This Is positively the last week the Traders
and Importers Tea company will give away
presents. The remainder OF the week will be
known as mixed days, tie presents TO consist
OF jewelry, watches, diamonds and money.
Something in every can purchased beside
the full value In tea and coffee. During this
time all presents under fifty cents In value
will be jeWelry and all Others. Some run.
ming as nigh az $50 will be either watches,
genuine diamonds or cash. The average OF
presents will be richer IND more valuable
than ever. Orders sent by mail receiye the
most careful attention, the cans being select
cd by dlsinterested persons. All orders sent
dated on or before July 2sth will be filed
from the cans containing presents running
us high as $50 In gold. The names and I'D.
dresses published Of those receiving presents
with goods purchased were found to include
people from all points and FROM the
highett to the lowest, leaving no
Below. We give:a partial list, OF those who
received valuable presspts yesterday aud
Saturday: James Wslford, 80 in 9 liver,
Wn. Craue, S. gold piece; Joseph
Shepard, SO In gold; SAMUEL Mernioid, S35
In greenbacks; Mrs. Helen Adams Country
found In tea,$l5 In greSnbacks. The follow
ing Ia a partial list OF taOse securing pref
EMS DURING the week Mrs. MilliSan, Moi
gantown, $50 ing Id Jos. Bnrun, tan silver
dollars in teal William Hinton, boiler, $50
In greeuback>; Henry kirkpatrick, laborer,
SIS IN g~reenbACk.; John Hinton. printer,
$40 in gold; Dykes Hannah, ll09 Market
street, produce deale; $50 in g~reenbackti =.
J. Florence, Is Twentieth street, found $50
In gold III can OF lie Joseph Barum and W.
Il. Combs, one so gold piece, SO In silver
and $500 in silver; VIM. Forsythe, steam
boatmau, found in coffee, $25 In greenbacks.
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II you want a bargain in a low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspeot my stock before
purchasing. 1guarantee brices and styles
10 suit. l.. V. BLOND.
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Residence For Sale N MhrIlnb FeFFy,
Estrsy-Two Red Cows.
Jewitt's Refrigerators-Netbiit Il Bro.
Stsubanyille Female Cemetery.
Reirigerators-B F. Caldwell.
Grand Gaia Dsy-Head of Local.
q. Mendel & Uo.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Certain Emporium.
Dr. John 4. smith-Third page.
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Go to the Pittsburgh races, commencing on
the 18th, and see the finest horses and like,
ly the best races ever contested in the coun-
frv nIu
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DoS'T fail to attend the social at the Zane
Street n. Z. Church Tonight.
a.. In.nes i.alpi ArriYaIs.

W Taylor, Worcester 10 Bell, RMS
c Scott, Baltimore Afulltn. Aanntngt)n
Mrs dOulch, Grafton Mrs Stotsbery, Gralt)n
G Browu, city bis, New York
D Hopkius, Altoona SIN BAily, DAnyllle
N TAyl Or, Boston ROUGH, Boston
n Aldfidge, Baltimore ACain, oily
" Martin, baltimore EminonS, pittsburgh.
" Crow, Allegheny b FnAIer, W Alexander
D 81. ton, " Alexander RlawiS, Trenton
Tx Wells, B&O JGetGngs. Clarksburg
J KeSSlcr,~ CAnuonsburg MrS ktsslCE, Cannonsb,g
CD Adams city " Th0mlinson, +
T Bnsloug, Sleubenvilla Miss Mccormick, Bellaire
Mrs MadGed, Cleveland J BARTLETT, Pittsburgh
T Freyc, KeySr J Dukehart, Baltimore
ST. DnnGIdInn, Pittsb'gh "is DOnAldtOn, PitlSb'gh
A Brand, CiuOlunHil b Wagner l vile, city
A Doble, Pittsburgh CMOleS, Columbus
" Burgess, New Athens A N Holmes, Ohio
N Muller, Cincinnati Capt huhIeman,. Andes
" Henry, Wellsburg j.. nderson, Pittsburgh
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daily except Sunday.
No. &and no. 81 kIon Il al staiinns


No. 6-BellRire and Cambridge ACconr odstlcn
leaves BellAlfe NJ 9 20 a IN. aud 1 80 y. IN. dAilyex'
ccpt SundAy.
b. U. Sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Close connections are made for all points HOulh
and southwest, North and Northwest, making this
u desirable rOnIe for COlOnitS and TelSDnS IEoving
70 the great West, aud 10 whom particular AlIen'
ton IL given.
WHEELING, PiTTa. n BALTIMORE DIV.
Leave Wheeling. 1910 Il. M, $50 .. IN 40 D. IN.
Ne trains run on this DlvliiOu on Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal points OH sale nj rcpOt.
Sleeping Car accommodations eau he ttCuted 81
Depot Ticket OGlce
THO5. II h. HAAsE,
Ticket Agent, Il. d q, Depot.
JOHN BNILlE,
Ticket Agent under McIure IlOu1c.
JOHN T, LANE, TiGv, Passenger Agent,
". N. CLEIES1S, ". OF 7.
r r. DRVRIE5. Geu'l Agent. Wheeling,
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Gold comfort for % cent?. Hunts ] lsect
used on the bedsttad insures sound
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THE largest number Of fine and fast horses
ever seen on a race track, will contend at the
Pittsburgh races, commencing on the 24th
inst. D&w
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nnsn All Ye.terdnx.

Al BSlto-Allegheny, l2; BALTIC, 4.
At New York-Athletics, l Nets, 8.
At Bufalo-BoStons, 9; Buffalo, 3.
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ElS SAIE VI IdE BRIL-
1O LIANT GLASS WORKS, at Brilliant, Jetfei.
son county, ohth .f.I4t
John ". F0rney, Plain'iG,
Va. .
The Brilliant Glass Company. ct al, Defendants.
The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, Common
Pleas Court,
Pursuant to an onier Issued out Of the Court Of
Common plcSs Of ~Jefterson County, Ohio. ana 10
III directed. we will on aONDAh, the lalh day OF
August, A. d., 1858, at O'Clock r. ", on the prem.
ists, offer for Sale III Public Auction the following
described premises, to'wit: Situate III the county
u J~tierson and State OF ohio, aud being part O.
so, !, and Range !. Neglnnii x for the tame at =
locust stake ttaNdirg on the east ! ne Of the Gleye.
Ind u Pittsburgh ksilrOAd right II way 80 fCIt
east OF the centre Of laid lailroad track, ard from
which the BLuthwcLt corner OF boH nerE dwelling
beArs north 49, East = p.rches and ID links; run
Iins oil sAid rsilroad appropriation 10 a stake;
tltnce south 49s East l4h fetI 10 4 stake; thence
north IL east 800 feet 10 a stake, and thee CO north
co. west $40 feet 10 the pace 81 beginning, Goa.
dining 9G.lQO OF an tcre, ueferEing and excepting
The underlying COAL. 10 @ hir with tie factory and
npleS, moulds aud other machinery and tools con.
nected with or used for working sid Factory,
Appraised at S2,&0t u.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
The above described property Is ono Of the most
convenient and eeAiTsble Glass Factories III the
Uhlo Valley, situate seven mills IOHth OF tho City
oil steubebville, aud OppoAite Wellsburg, ~. Va,
convenient 10 coal. anu within Two hundred yards
JOHN NJ. COOK and
JOSEPH W. JORDAN,
Jno. n. Cook, W. lays, Jas. +. patoH and Jcr.
dan n I oulter, At'ornei " lylS
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Cramps and pains seize upon the bowels
and stomach, for which Dr.. W%orthington's
Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine Is the cure.
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In walking shoes and clippers at
l. V. BLosD's.
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MRs MALrES, Miss Fitzpatrick, and others
will sing at the 4 me Street Church tonight.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.
BY virtue OF a DEED OIL Trust, dated the srd day Of
August. A. H., 1850. hadehy william u. FOitef and
NINA Foster, his vito, to the undersigned trustee,
10 secure tho payment Of n certain promlIk0ry note
mentioned III. rein, which decd Is recorded In Inc
Office OF the clerk q the County Court Of Ohio
county, 10 Deed Q! Trult Book No II. page l62, l
will proceed 10 fell At the front door OF the Court
House, in the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1883,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A, n. the following dc.
scribed part or potion OF that parcel OF gf0unI
owned by theSAid William d. Foster, andlying i'm.
medIAtely north OF J, and J. R Baker'saddilion 70 Tie
thelaudI Of the wheeling Pittsburgh y BALTIMORE
Railroad Company, and irUnting forty i40) feet on
The north Il eoI Eleventh street. and bounded as
follows; Beginning at the southwest corner Of Tie
two+story brick welliLg hUu o owned by ANDREW
II. Britt, situated on said parcel Of ground; thence
Wektwafdly Oh tue Ike OF Eleventh street twenty
feet six inches l2l feet . l1cbell;4hepco Woodward.
dg,e " sSai ,w SVStsS lei 10 9TH the I sSulh iIil line et pSe l ana'
OF aid Wheeling, RI tsburgh q Baltimore Railroad
Company; thence With Eil lHt named line east.
w4rdly forty ieet' thence At right angles with aid
twenty feet Othe north line Of Eleventh Itreet;
thence weStwardly along said north line Of nld
stree, nineteen feet SIX Inches 10 the pace Of be.
ginning, being the west ,nalt Of Lot No 8 and the
cat hall Of lGi 40. y, Wlaid out In o private plat
Of said parcel Of ground in the possession Of All.
Britt.
TERMS OF sALE-one.third Of the purchue
money and 70 much more ~ the purchaser may
elect 10 pay IN Cskh, and the residue In two equal
annual payments, with interest from the day ioi
sale, the purchNer " give his notes with good 10.
CURLY for tho deferred payments and the legal title
TO the property 10 DO retained until the purchase
money! 70 fully paid,
The tltlc Is believed TO be perfect. but, Iellinr as
trustee, lShall convey only such title - Is vested
JOSEPH R, PAUL.,
lV7 TEn1Tnn
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LADlEs' and Gentlemen's fine Hand sewed
Shoes q specially vi L. v. BLoND's.
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Icv-CErAM and cake at the Zane Street
CHURCH tonight,
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A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Nd, May 7, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when ! commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and |
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
lam now using the third bottle and
am regalning strength daily, and !
eheetfllly recommend Il to all,
| cannot say TOO much In praise
oft. MB. MARY E. DRAsHEAR.
IA preStmanSt.
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TRAVELLERS sp,nr
Train Gihrp and drnS,,M =.

= ny ulpAiE !" iollovl-Cl,y NJ
L; 0:-NGsn Lne-DEFAkr-lS'
n, ] Is , q Il II Isl M q, 49, ! 2, {; S.a!ssS.
3 Y N, J. 80 p ma OPP IpsrrI,F re B ptV,-
" N, % q, Slbp m, SlOS :, nv Line
n pISS'~e ~ pm, s6eGm, 2HGG S%Pn, Z.
II nam. 626pm, "'E6b
Cd P:IDRART-e 10 an, Wp,s
N Ss N, sea n, Sndsy w, n
P:C. q ST. L.-DESAn-OATne%!m
a. NJ, ! y n m ARRIVES 81 n, ii = y
CT. v. d W.-pRP.s1-s@.u,
Y, u 4 N, 4l0p AHRiyEESE =; 10 ? m, u
$50 ? n. 40 p n. "Am' " SAn,
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LIE lAL NoTlcss.

DECEIvERS' SALE OF THE BRIL-
LIZ LIANT GLASS WORKS, at Brilliant, Jetfei.
son county, ohth .f.I4t
Inhn ". FarnnY. plnin,IG.
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Kidney Disease Cured.

C%hriStiansburg, Va, 1885,.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which I could get no relief, |
tried Browns Iron BitteB, which
cured me completely. A child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able to cat at all. lEays him Iron
Bltten with the happiest results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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STRONG
EACTS/

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
IRON BrrrERs is good for.
It will cure Heart Disease, Paral.
ysis, DrOpsy, Kidney Disease, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purides and en-.
riches the blood, thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
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WHEELING & ELM GR0YER-R-

On and after MONDAY, MAY IA, lss, ,,D,,,
further nosscel can will run from The Civ r" Sn%
s.amm'S every hOGr from 8 20 A. Y. to sS E% S
Cars to and IRON Fulton every 80 MINUTES,
myl2 J. HLpEu o..
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TOR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, stu,
Ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
8 miles from B. & d. r. &. station, Is milei
from Wheeling, 0 n a good road, all in grass,
and In q high state Of cultivation; one-hali
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good FRUIT, well
watered. To be sold In one tract or in par
GELS. For further particulars call on or I'D
drees W.
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va.
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straxed. but mot stolen.

On Friday evening last the family
carriage of VIM. M. Bell conveyed some
members of his family and lady visitors
to Belmont Hall" to spend the even
ing. At ten o'clock the coachman of
the place geared up the team and after
waiting awhile hitched it to q post.
When the party came out nearly an
hour later, lol the team was gone, and
they had to foot it into town. The
next morning Mr.. Bell instituted dill
gent search. 1t was tracked a mile or
two down the road and the trail lost.
As seven or eight hours had passed
and no intelligence of it, the rational
conclusion was that it had been stolen
The fact was telegraphed to all points
of egress from the Peninsula. Near
noon the team was found at the resi-
dence of Geo. Il. Thompson, near the
"Big Oak" where it had been since
about IL o'clock the night before. Mr.
Il. said two men who were on theil
way to Dover in buggy drove up t
| his house and called him up, saying
| they had found the team between
Belmont" and the mill pond, tn,
horse in walk, and thinking 1t has
slipped away from some one Just be
hind, had carried II thus far witheu
finding an owner and thus sought
place to leave 1t. The whip, rob
and wrappings were oil Intact, showin
that the turnout was astray and no
! stolen.