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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
STATE AND VICINITY,
EeceDf Dc;n4s OF West FirEinjnna All
Their ke;xllbors.

Tbeir ke;xhbors.
The sale OF hooths, boarding toni, &c.
Tor the Barae,Yills fair will take place on ,hs
grounds next Saturday.
Tbs Seventh Day Adventists who pitched
their tent, lshelud "Bible Chapel,n on tbe
old fair e.oulda at this place, and since The
7th Of juno have held sslyices daily and
nightly, broke camp lss: Sunday night, and
on Monday loossned thsir lines snd lifted
their stalker. During their seven weeks ytay
the meetings were largely attended. T.. J.
yanHnfne and wife lett on Tuesday, an,l
Elder J.. H. Gstes On "Wednesday, for Piqua,
where they vii! hold a ssries OF meetings.
Elder L. A. Underwood will remain here ior
a week or ten dsys,-S. G4Frspitf Gazette.
According to the Bsrnesyille Enterprise the
window glass factory at that p!scs Ia greatly
IN need Of harmony. Al the recent election
tor directors part OF two setl are claiming
the slection and litigation Is threatened 10
se!tle tho COL tlic.ing ciains. The old board
ia In possession, and denies the legality OF the
election OF ]. ". Junkins and A. y. bent
because they were slaeted on what is called
tho cumulative" plan. The principle
trouble, ts In almost sll stock enterprises,
probably is that there are not petitions enough
TO give one to aach stakeholder, and the outs
$40 kicking for The ptsces OF tho ins.
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ulTr MATTERS.
asief Notes on current Events OF hinor
I= interest. s1 MY ",
AIARoE grape crop 10 predicted. I

y AIARox grape crop 10 predicted. q
THERE 10 movement on foot 10 organize q
Blaine aud Logan club In the Fifth wAad.
Mas. KATE LAwLE.s was Yesterday sent 10
jail for twenty days by squiie Arkle Tor dis'
orderly conduct. 'a5' es'
TEE members oil The Junior plumed
knight ara requested 10 order their Bhirta at
McFaddsn's opposite Opera house.
1nK now warehouse y. the Lsughlin mill,
Martins Ferry, 10 completed. II ~ Of brick,
with an iron roof, and has u capacity OF 49,.
900 kegs Of nails. g 5E N
The Regulars, OF this city, will play the
Marietta base ball club ON Friday and eAtuI.
day oil this week. Tom N!cholson, Of Bel.
la.re, will catch for the RegularA r
A MEETING o. the Republicans .ot:the Fifth
ward will b held at Parker Hall this even.
Ing, at . o'clock, 10 organize Blaine and
Logan marching club. All who propose vot.
Ing The Republican National ticket are cor.
daily invited TO be present. ..a
A NOTE from Raw. Jesse Hargrave sAys that
tho Second NJ, L Church cAmpmestiIg In
Walnut Grove, Martins Ferry, will be con.
tinuGd over mex. Sabbath, August 8. There
was q good attendance last Sabbath. notwith.
standing the rain, and they expect TO realize
a neat surpIua toward their nav Church.
The City Board OF Equalization and APP.
peals met again yesterday and finished up
the First ward. They will tske up the 8eo'
ond ward to-day. TIE Board he's decided,
after consulting with the City Solicitor, tina!
1t cannot allow Tor damage by the II BOD, AZ
its work Ia based on the value Of properly on
January ! Inst.
The alarm OF fro from 50 yesterday was
caused by u stight btsZa In tha portico OF q
frame house on East Fourteenth stres., ewn.
ed by Mr.. John Frew ard occupied by Mr..
II. =. Waddel. Some children were playing
with matches and set fire to the weather
boarding. No damsgs resulted, and the de-
partment was not ue1ded.
Col. CHARLES SHAY. proprietor Of Charley
Shay's Academy Of Music, arrived In the
city yesterday and will at once begin aosiv.
preparations for the amusement SEASON O.
1876 ut bis popnlAr place Of amusement
Hs promises some fine attractions. His hous,
will open early 10 September, alter thorough
renovation and some substantial improve
ments. ~
The dining cars that arc taken on the east
bound fast trains st Barnesyille, on the B. d
Q. X. H., are becoming quite popular will
the travelling public. They go with th
trains as far as Cameron, and give the pr.
seossrs fully two hours in which to get
square meal. They are brought back Wit
the returning trains, snd ssrvs the wes
bound passengers In the same capacity.
, JAMES sruDMANN came up lat evening iso1
the Central Fishing Club. who are no
canpel At Deyore's Dam. He says the boy
hsvs caught great many very fine fish, an
i. come of the largest turtles ever caught 9
this place. There ara eleven boys in th
I camp They have Eve large tents, aud al
as happy Ar kings. They arc having a rcys
: .ims, such as they alone know how to erjo,
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ASersntion wlth Little INIT,

Some talk hsa been crested by repor. O.
charges preferred against County Commits
sioner Comlnertord, charging him with con
yer,inG TO Ma own uaa goods obtained or
County puor orders. The fact Ia that the
matter originated In an anonymous note te
Commissioner Spaidel. II LOOKS like spite
work. Mr.. commertord explains that h.s
vile merely had gu order filled for bene
tic'arv at the lstter's request, and sent the
goods 70 her: Probably somstoay learned Of
Commerford, and DO TOOK advantage Of It t.
arouse suspicion. An, attempt to make q
sensation ont OF this naturally fell through.
Nobady who knows Mr.. Comme,iord will
doubt hia integrity in the matter.
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a Druggists Story,

Mr.. Isaac G. Chapman, druggiat, Newburg,
N. Y, writes US: II hays for the past TED
years. sold several gros, OF DR.. VIM. Halls
Bslsatn for the iungg. con say OF 1t wha,
cannot say OF any other medicine. have
never heard customer speak OF 1t but to
praiss Its virtues in the highest manner I
hays recommended 1t In great many casea
Of Whoopipg Cough, with the hsppiest ei-
iects. L hsys used it in my own family for
many year; In TACT, always have bottle in
the medicine ciosst. TThsaw
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Presidential Election,
MAKE UP CLuBSAT ONCE,

d.. %.
In order toplace the Intelligen.
Ger in the hands Of as many per-
sons as possible during the present
campaign, VIC will from this date
send the Weekly Intefiigencer TO
any address, postage paid, until
after the Presidential election Ter
THIRTY CENTS; an extra copy
for every club Of ten. The Semi
Weekly will be sent for FIFTY
CENTS; an extra copy with every
club of ten. The State Campaign
will he Of unusual Importance.
The Intelligencer makes a sre.
cialty Of State issues and prot, c.
sSn,, -
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A box cer broke loose from the yard sr,
CINE on tia Esmptield track, on Bi1ieenti
street, yesterday eflernoon about half past
foar O'clock end descended the grade with
iriGhttul velocity. Fortunately no vehicle
Of any kind WAS in the way. and nobody " "a
hurt, though thers were several very narrow
escapeu. The car brought up gu Water
street, south OF the creek. after whir!ins pAs!
Market and Main streets and oyer The bridge
at breathless speed. A brakeman who wss
aboard first made So attempt 10 yet Oh, bu!
seeing the track was clear and that to leap
of would probably bs certain death, he
changed his mind and chung to the brake
roN
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THE BOYS ALL HOME
FROM wspNaso,y's CONVENTION
The Delegates hack gel After IN lnprtmp'u Dam
onstra,ion A.S.w aAttinviiis-rhs Planned
Kaishi, Arrive d I .. M. Ia BIAS Of
lied Fire And ulory-Ech0ts.

As announced yesterday morning tho delt.
gates from tho pan.Handls and adjoining
c,untips arrived home over tho Ohio River
Railroad ut $50 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Ea route up they had high old time, music
and cheering rouslpg ihs inhabitants all
along the lins. Al New Martinsvills atop
WAS ordered by the passengers at the lower
end Of town, and all disembasked, and
headed by the band, marched I'LL over town
under the guidance Of d. II. Meighen, Esq,
Of Moundsyille, next Prosecuting Attorney
OF MArshall county, chaeriug and shouting
for Blaine and Maxwell, and literally paint.
Ink the town red" Tho expedition nSoused
the Inhabitants and the Republican portion
OF them joinsd In the Jubilee, Atthe upper
end OF town the train waited, anu the nome
ward journey was resumed after an hours
rampage.
| TuE PLuMgD KSlGilrs
Ths plumed knights arrived via the i. 4
| O. road shout 7 o'clock, also having made u
triumphsl homswIrd tour. Red fire was
burned from projecting standards on the
sidos OF ths cars daring tho early parl oil tho
ride, and the whole country side was b!sze
Of r, d fire, aud tho inhabitants came out In
auiaz, to pee what stranga visitation WAS de.
scenuirg on tie land. The drum corps fur.
nisheI martial music Of the principal ala.
lions, npd the delegation IVES cheersd all the
way where lheie we're any people 10 cheer.
Tho lat OF the Wheeling delegation got
home lest night on the Ohio River rond. All
brought enthusiastic accounts OF the conven'
ton and warm praise OF the ticket.
WHAT THEY THOUGHT or THE Boys.
1 "Wednesday evenings -Paskersburg Sta!t
Journal has the following appreciatIve re-
marks on The Plumed Knights:
The "Plumed Knights" the crack club Of
Wheeling are hsrB. and right fine lot Of gen
tlsmen they arc. No better club ever march
cd through mud ankle deep, than these SAINT
handsome, debouair Republicans from tn,
Panhandle, Our fair oues will never recove
the lost portion Of their anatomy
which IL COMMONLY supposed to reclire II
The left side Of their dear selves. Tbs!
arrived here at 7:20 last evening, after max
ling the quickest time ever made betwes!
I this point and Wheeling. They we're met a
Tho depot By three uniformed companies o
the Park.rsburg Blaine and Logan Clut
| under the command Of Marshal O. D. Smith
They were escorted to tho rink where the.
broke ranks and scattered for supper. Thei
attracted general comment all
llaudstion. They have white gum helms
With q regulation English dragon plume;
white duck coat with belt, and medium blu
/, tru1ssIs. When In line they show 10 e1oa'
n lent advantage. At the head Of the escol
Il club marchts o drum corps, led by Dur
Msi or Turner. A good dram msj'r is Tui
ne;, Solomon in all his glory, never realiz.
tbs importance OF his position 10 ths sam
Q extensive degree. Under the command o
Captain Will 3. Fisher and his able lieutel
ants their drilling was simply. At th
n mint words lsll us.
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ORNAMENTAL GLASSWARE
To Ee hauc at stclInise-Othcr Glat


To Eo ha.ic at stcIIni'e-Othcr Glas
.Iusle.g Csty News Items.
B.R. Wells has been in town few doys.
Alva Wise lsi. yesterday fer whit to Ne
| brsska.
SRey. DR.. Williams spent the day yestcrds,
on tho Enrr's camp gsornda. ..
Mr.. john Roland, CT tie Cleveland Plai
Dealer Office, Tsa in town yesterday.
The Eraidon property, on Belmont street
Is to DO sold at public Bale Saturday W. +.
H.. Roemes 10 laying a Cleveland ston,
pavement around his reB'dencei Ia the FOURTH
ward .St4 s5.5 .I.S.Il =.
George Hoil Is suffering from bruises "a
csived BY falling from E wagon near the cat
tie yards.
l. Stuck and Charles Erbs have agreed Il
row a race, IN ordinary bkiHs, Saturday even
ing, for $40 sids. -
A derrick Is being built 10 bore Tor oil 81
Wallscos dam, three miles up the Gre. <
The Hite selected Ia among the sot ks On TIE
bluff Just above the dam. ,s.l'L.f IA : i
A place for innocon. an,usemsnta ia talked
OK, and some ere trying to exctta enough In.
te1est in 1t to have something real come Of it.
A place Of the kind, sspcciRi!y ior the even.
ings, Is much needed fit can be put IN prac
ttchl form. ~ = :
The experiment OF making ornamental
glass articles is to DO tried here. The old
mill on iudisu run will be- made tho factory
Tor q start and furnace with tho modern i'm.
psoveuen.s built. W. G. Barnard Ia the or.
ganizsr Of the movement. a1T
On July OH Burr Robbina' circus, while
IN this city, had piece Of canvas 50 feet
long and about 400 fest OF rope stolen. Yes.
terdsy Officers Bryan Halpin and Al. Fssiey.
who had got on tho track OF the articles
hunted all over tho hills back OF tho CITY TO-,
them. Hnlpin searched in Murphy's coal
bank around the bill, and found tbs offsets
Of their search piled on wheelbarrov. Ihey
brought them home. The parties guilty OF The
thsit pre- not yet in limbo. - - u" :
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 3l.-The
Gass1ts Ho. Springs special Gays: Fl 9
broke cut early this morning in the
kitchen Of Browns restaurant on Cont,al
avenue and epread 10 the surrounding
buildings, destroying nearly whole block.
The guests at.the Commercial hotel were
forced 10 fly in their night clothing, losing
mcss OF their eGscts. The FIRE was soon
beyond control Of tie fireman. I, de-
stroyed nearly the whole business part OF
tbs town. 1t originated in the explosion
OF coal oil lamp. Loss about $05,0OO.
Insured for about one fifth.
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Robinson's circus was billed to exhibit
at Cameron Oh Wednesday, and did give sn
trouble, however, the night ahow was omit
ed. Probably tue souroa Of thu difficulty
was tina: The show Was TOO biz for the town.
1t wa said that al sttacLe of the shnw was &C.
cussd Of robbing farmer Of sS5 By some
scheme during the afternoon exhibition,
and hs was compelled to refund it, with
costs In the sum OF SIS. Owing to the trou.
BILE growing out OF ,his the night show was
omitted, The show was billed at Grafton
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Stolen Watch Recovered.

At The picnic q. Elm Grove Wednesday
night Nict shriysr. OF this city. had gold
watch valued at $50 stoen from his vest
nocset, together with tho chain aad u costly
Knights OF Phythias charm. He did not
discover his loss nu.il he reached town,
when he reported the thsit to the polica and
solicitad their aid In recovering his proper
~. Officer JunkiEs accompanied him 10 the
residence ottwo psrties Whom he suspected
and who lived near the Grove, and the sec
ohd one visited proved 10 be the right one.
Tho watch, chain and charm were found and
recovered, but the thief WIS not arrested.
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Tho following. snake s.ory from the Cam.
bridge Jc9rsoaian. IL up to the average -:
while dressing himself one morning last
week, Alopzo Moore, OF Cumberland, thought
MS trousers were heayier than ususl, aud
alter having put oue suspender over his
shoulder, he thrust his right hand into the
POCKET 10 ascertain the cause. His horror
may be imagined when the head Of a snake
chfted out OF the poke! and Kissed at him,
Mr. Moore quickly diyesied himsalt OF ,he
trousers and The snake gently glided from his
hldiug place, apparently as much frightened
as Mr.. Moore, whose rgls ieet were dancing
n eye the thor 10 a much faster tune than
f'sher's Aornepipe. The snake was three
species" az 5 nue. '-'~-'
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Standing by Tneir Friends,

New YoRK, July 3l-EGzlbeth Cady
Stanton and Susan 3. Anthony, President
and Vice.Pfesidept Of the National
Womsus Suffrage Association, have issued
an address to it's members making nome
suggestions 10 their co.workers why they
ehonld remain steadiaslly with the politi.
cal party that Tor q quarter OF century
has most faithfully represented the iunda
mental principles OF Republican govern
,,,o~& .
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Ercndn.utls and Provisions,

NEW fone, juty st.-slour dull: receipts I6 coo
patre!s exports $500 barrels; supcslue State and
western s!G5as2'; eommon 10 goud IS 85aS 10; 81,
anu heavy; options opened Aale lover; xi efwsrIs
recovered the decline, cotiig l,ul ~ sszs under
the best figures tecciu.s 200 bushels; pors 81
az Sanshgs; No !, .,iSas: 9.kt9sc No st1ias
Gales AbocV bushels It 9;4a9S5c, closing n 05,Sc
September. EslCs l,lI2o0J bushels at sGskag3s; e.
S9sn as at zig: October. saes $4,000 bushels Il
@ ets q az ss ys%SeE yt SALES
sales 10000 bushels st 81 0gSl;t2, CID Inc
1T 81 e; january, sales 1900 bushels Ut 81 G3I
VI sS, essng ILL.,, g oiss February; sales 5000
H0 . h,tshcls at VI G64al 0t1 closing Vi 81 tGN:
Anil sales A,0 bushels at O7al U;I closing i
81 07A: MAY s.lcs 3!.tO buGhels 1t 81 Cs1lsi %,
c!o;in. a. 81 ~ Corn, tpoi h4.c lower aud enl
1salAc, closing .1in .ec,!ps 36,tt1 bu,ll,ls: eI.
porls itt3 bushes; uu:rhded 4 l6ic No. 8COXaSlc
10 awhi,e 7oa76c; NJ. 2AnYus. 62a62Tc. Il sih:
a. e StSc; ssptemtet Ga.6s closing at 6'sc
ca. eosing At CSC on,s, Aa1c lower: receipts q
q bushels exports 81 % bushels; western mil cd
a74s:c: white weate:n to.tsc. Ity dull and
qas, and e eSSs ain s sDGa' barely ~! ea ae
salcs Ii $40 bags, RIO No. August at 7oosS oc
September, ice; October. SOC: December. SS0c;
February. 49,. Sugar dull and weak: Q, $500;
sss ] nSs! &c. a. ' ssssy o Gs.a "a
light Tal.ow, demand ialr AND ni.Ike, firm,
Roia. unchsuEed. Turpentiuc weak ut 81 1hx.S211c.
hgys. western sh armer at .7l!7Hc. FORK quiet
yesterday Lard tlrn ior contract VI DIES: $40: 765c
AUGUST, 7.60a7 &C: September, 67a7.7fc 0ctobcr,
3;Sla7. sGG: November and DIX umbtr. S9n7, Sic
Batter. firm and In good demand. Che. Sc, higher
and firm; western. tlat i.SAc. ''4G.g
CHICAGO. Ill, July so-Ftour quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat, demand fir aud weaker. opened
HssAc lower. quickly declined 70 additional, raj:
lied sSc, then declined 10 and closed sTc
under yesterday; sales ranged: July and August
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Office: Nos. 20 nod ~ Fou :.en1h Str . 81


For sale-0ae Good Piano.
Wanted-A Competent Pharmacist.
Wanted to Buy-A House.
,Assignee'a Nutice-A. g. Eyerter.
Cornice Po!es at Kinks Art Store.
Feather Dustera-Ewing Bros. ~sS'
G 11! Nosmoi eohoel, Eairmont, ". Va. ,
Why / am Republican.
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Sudden Death.

A WclShmsn named William Morgan died
suddenly yesterday, tin supposed tom heart
disease. He lived at 10! sixteenth street,
and had only bsen In tho city eight weeks.
At 10 O'Clock In the forenoon he was on the
street, apparently as well Az ever, and vt II
A. N. he fell 10 his houss and Immediately
expired, ,l.l :
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Hay Fever.

From Col. J. Msidhot, Of New York,-"I
have suffered severely for the last ten years
from Hay Fever in early and mid.summpr
and In the fall. desire In the interest Of
my fellow sufferers 10 testify in favor OF Ely's
Cream Balm. My short uso Of it demon.
stsated It's tfticAcy.-J. MA1p2oY, d0l Broad.
way. Il is easily applied, 1rhsAw
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TIE Postmaster at New Baden, Robertson
county Ta1ss, writes, that NJ. q. iKegIer
and Mrs. Mary Smith we're entirely cured Of
rheumatianl by the use OF st. Jacobs Oil
tho magical pain reliever. 60 cents bottle,
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TherIno,neter Record.

The following shows the range Of the iher.
momeler, az observed at schnepi's drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday IA. NJ, 75o;
II NJ, So; 3r.x., $50; I'm, So. :
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INDICATIONS,

- WASHINGTON, D. O., August 1.-1:soA NJ
70; Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, clearing
ana lair weather, westerly winds, statiousry
temperature, except in Tennessee slightly
warmer. a-n
For tho Lower Lakes, generally fair vesth.
or, westerly winds, stationary temperature.
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A FREE LUNCH will be served Of the "Oi.
fico" Balloon this morning from until II. "a
aF5s AUGUST HAsxr, Proprietor
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DISEASE. Propensity and Passion brinsa
Mankind numDerless ailments; foremost
among them are Nervousness, Nervous De-
bility, and unnatural weakness OF Genera.
.ivs Organs Al!en'a DrsIa Food successfully
overcomcs these troubles and restores the
30 fftres to his former vigor. $l.-At drug
Ave, New York City. Trhi4H
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Great blood Medicines.

The half has not been told as to the great cn.a
tive powers u the cutIcura Remelitc, have naii
hnnnreds o. dollars for N les iocure discssw
OF tho h!o:d and skin, and never found auy,hIng
yet TO equal the Cuticnra Rem, dies, - = =
CHAS. A. WILLIAMS,
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aNNATEHI ON EARTH

earth. Hsd the wont case halt Rh1pu In ihis
country: Ay mother hsd Il twenty ycG,p, and in
is:t titd irSml. believe. Cuticula would have
saved h"r life. My rIms, t,es1t and head were
cured until used the Cu,icu!a Resaircnt ipit,n NJ
ally, aud Cuticu1G aud Cuucuia Sosp, externally.
..n -r...0". ..Ia J. u. AuAMS kcwa,E II
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srRuSz's Genuine Wax sosp will not color
tbs clothes ysllowish. ~ Y -
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THE Want" Soap Is the bigseot OF all, the
best i've cent bars. NJ -, b..
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IL Is A FACT.

which may be had by return mAtD are ou. author.
ity for Ihe assertion that Skin. seRp and Flood
humols, whether scrofulous. inherited or Coma.
g!ous. may now be permanently cuIpd By Cuticura
Cui!curs and Cutlcura sosp, the great Skin Cures
End Rtantifers. externally, In oLe,half the time
and at One.kali tho expense q: a,ly Other yea.on ="
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nett.bugs, Flies:

Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bueu, rats, mice
gophsrs, chipmupks, cleared out by "Rousl
on Rate" IT.. .'.t
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-TI---- WI VIII SPY INp bNUNCs 4 n
Nothing relieves pain 20 quickly as Den.
sons Cspoine Porous P4asters."-S. g. Stat.
ford, New York. Csc. al. wsaw 4
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"Tnx Want, Soap is the biggest Of all, the
best i've cent bars. m r.. ~ 4
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate, n Valuable
~ t..f.. Nerye'EONlc. ~

Dr.. @. @. 0lmstesd, Milwaukee, Via, ,,ys;
~ have used 1t IN my practice ten years,
and consider /. q valuable nerve tonic"
-iN uH. rThgAW
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Curs lii Every rDsa.

Your Cutlcufa Remedies OF ,sall ell o,he. med
patients My that they have effected Je in ever
inLtAuco. whcie othtr RENT dies have ia!ltd,
Fran! ford Falls, N. hi. ~ -. 'l'o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01

REALITY For euntutn, Tau ana Greasy pkIn,
uLhul ! BlacEhcads, fimples, kkIn blemi1hes'
Ind lniantile HumoIs. use Cuucun Soap, real
1eaa'iaes' 4I5" iy2ws4N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01

;, told by AZ dlIegsts Price: CutlCiya, s. cent?:
Ke.olyeuI, q 60 soap, % cents. Potter Drug and
Chemlcal Co, Boston, Mass :
Send lor "now 10 Cu,e Skin p,seatcs.u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01

NeT foaA. July o. Money market easy Ut lLa?
percent, elooed odeIud q, i}s portSn ~.
canltle paper 53sa6G percent. steriirs Exchange
etnkcrs' bills weak ~ "a sl55s, demand 81 S3A.
tit}YEBSXH KITTY Weak
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
DRY GOODS.
GEO. N. SHOOK
g CO., !.
DRY GOODS.

Arrangements having been per-
fectcl with the Atlantic Tea co.,
No, I'LL Market street, our patrons
are cordially invited to use their
storeroom us n jlarket street en-
trance and exit.