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A: L.. Wethsra!d spent Sunday with his
family here. Hl5. y
The mail work. factory wal idle yesterday
from scarcity Of iron. 2y 5.lIl' :,
Miss Alice Klnssy he's returned from a
visit to summcrfeld. s90;ls s,,..sltr
George Sewers is standing tho smputstiou
Of bis legs iksbly we'll. f's'.' sss.,
The Disciples Sunday School will hayo
big picnic out the Winding Hill at Rodeler's
Grove on next Friday. 81; nj b y
Committees have been appointed to solicit.
In all the wards money to lid In the making
Of good road up cemetery hill. So
Dr.. Williams, OF the NJ. E. Church here.
has bsen appointed delegate 10 the centon-
vial celebration OF the church at Bait more
this fall. ~ .a s'l,'l--
E.ra glaeo works had a narrow escape
from fire Sunday from sn upstairs furnace;
but as II was, hose Ut hand prevented any
damage at all. 81 Is.
A large bell ives reshipped from hero yos.
terday for German NJ. T. Church near C!ar-
ineton. The church stands on The top OF tho
highest hill In Monroe county, and this bell
ia larger than any other in the county.
President Mooney, Of the B., u. & @. rail-
road, and the superintendent aud number
ofoilicials Of the Is. & o. road met tere veg.
terday, and arranged plans for platform
between tho tracks Of the tSo roads near the
river BRIDGE. ,'ls'1- I35 ~ rs, II, . 8:
"A horss belonging to Ohas. Tapp, Wheel
iuE butcher, ran on a, Union street, h.eak-
Ing up thsbuggy and scattering it along sew
etsl streets. IL :was s.oppsd on the way up
to Gravel Hill. No one was hurt, notwlth-
standing tho crowded streets ard ths great
speed Of the horse. .Js,',. q
Rev. 8. F. Minor, OF st. Clairs7ille, preached
at the NJ. Z. Church lsst night, opening the
GAINESVILLE District Conference, which will
no held hore during tho first half OF the week.
Rsy. Reuben ksryalgian, native Christisn
OF AS q Minor, will preach, probably to.aight.
He dresses in his native COSTUME and illus
trstes the lie Of that country in varlons 9th.
ar ways. Tomorrow evening there will be a
meeting especially for children and their in.
terests. Tbs business Of the conference will
be transacted during the daytime. Rev. Mr..
McNulty will presch Wednesday evening ut
the First Presbyterian Church, and will IS.
stat Rev. J. K. Mckallip each following even
ing Of tho week In preparatory services for
Communion on Sunday morning next.
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THE "prrxasoNr CONCERTS /;
Auspici0usly q Opened Z. Last fNisht--A
q I. n ~ tAil. Circuit Huccfks. ~ ~ u 4.

tx, n Great SuccfKs. b
The vaa! assembly OF men, wom.n aud
children Of all ages and every class OF society
which was collected on Chaplinc street at the
west front Of the sta!s House last evening,
must have delighted the hearts OF the
friends OF the l;es 0ron air concert plnu.
The entire open spacs on Capitol squaro was
filled, and the street nd dining aluo ihronged.
The thousaEd sests were occupied, and had
thsra been three times 90 many The people
could not have all been accommodated. 8iI1
The concert was a little late III opening,
owinx to the engagement OF tho band during
the day. But this but added to the eager.
\, ~ o. the sidionce to enjoy tho programme
II this opening concert OF the series Is an In.
dicalion oil tho uuccrss OF ita luccsssofa. Tho
City Fathers baildsd lwiacr than thew knew
when they adopted the joint oommi, e's "a.
port and put MI. Psterson's ideas into exc.
culion. Tho programme has already been
printed In the elNTELLrugNcEa, Il WINS well
rendered, the Opera House baud apparently
being ION lts mctal,n and many and enphri.
10 were !. the compliments II received.
especially from strangers, OF n! whom
there was a. gratifying Ut PROPORTION
In y the audience. The public taste
evidently runs 10 light, catchy muse, and
such selectiong aa the "Patienco'' potpourrl
were heartily applsudel. Many ladies' and
Others enjoyed The music at homo or ut the
houses OF friends on tho s!reo.s In the yicin.
ity, and all voted tho opening onterl ainmsnt
an unqualified success. Msssrs. Peterson,
Hall, Happy, Smith, Stanley and Hull, the
Council committee, may certainly coug,atu.
late themselves, especially Mr.. Peterson,
who originated the idea Of these concerts,
and to whom tho adoption OF The plan Ia due.
1t would probably be IN improvement 10
have the band locased on u platform, instead
OF In the porch. Ths ceiling and pillars
hinder 10 slight extent the free issuance oil
The sound In certain directions, There
should also be- better light. The electric
lights wero bright enough, bu. too few.
After the concerts become an eatablished
thing, cards warning the audience against
pick.pocksts would also be ssrvicssb ls. Z But
taken as whole, the concsrt was an agree.
able surprise to the most ardent believer In
the feasibility OF Mr., Psters,n's prof cot.
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SofesAb0ut the St cninhOsts, NnaR Er1els
sIs md ToirErRphtc Icports.

e.
SofeSAbDut the St cGtnbUstS, RnaR Briefs
%. md ToirsrRphic Reports.
The Bcsz passed up with tow OF emptier.
The Katie stockdsle down end the Emma
Graham, up ere so.dsy's Pit.sburgh.C incin.
natl packets. .g;s,s ~ &,
The Elaine Tas no. taken to Pittsburgh
for her new. shaft as stated In yesterdays
paper. She IL receiving her repairs Just below
the water works. .,.5l t,5sy 4
Cap. Charlie List, tho cle7er chief clerk o.
tbs stes!ne. 81. Lawrence, IL In Pittsburgh,
taking In the reces Capt. Lat has good
horse there himself in capt. Dcuds.n "a
. Captain W. L. McGiuniss ncs!sr of the
Willie Austio, tho new Martins Ferry
picket, mads e Largo aIlnber OF friends yey-
tefday. The little pscset Sea warmly vel
coined. ',j.Hs 3 :, - -
Tha river fell about oao foot gea.ertiay; the
marks last evening indicated dapth III the
chsnnel OF Zee. inuhrs, and had bssr sta.
t:ona1y for three or four honrs. Business
was fair. ,sss5 s. ~. - !,
The Andes arrived at O'Clock laot even
ing with a big TIP below a1d plenty Of uas.
sengefs IN her. Cabin. This excellent Stern
wheel packet will leave for Cincinnati on her
rnturn trip at O'clock thi7 afternoon. Capt.
Charlie Muhlcman is in command and
Mes:rs. MOL! and kaox are in the Office. The
Andes 10 we'll and favossbly known all along
the river. Hhe has commodlors sccommc-
d.lioos and her officers arc ell clever. ~
FIr1Dusou, Juno 12.-Mononssle!a river s
feet . inches and On stGnd. .-ls..ss 8
GREEssB 1so; Pa, JuEs 16.-Riyer, 10 feet
4 inches scd falling; weather clear. IA; :
OH Cry, Pa, June lG.-River Q feet 10
inches and falling; weather clear and
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, June l6.-R:ver 4 feet
10 inches and falling; weather clea,;lhe:mou.
etss 7So. u X. = = i u 50 :. -
oBRowNsyilLr, Pa, June 1G River ! feet
momster 500. ...: IN, M Z. -
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E.ra glaeo works had a narrow escape
from fire Sunday from sn upstairs furnace;
but as II was, hose ut hand prevented any
dpyu aua q all s5IE ...F1. ID. ... -
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Fourth OF Juty.ISSI,

Tae Pennsylvania Colnpany-Tost Wayne
Rouis-apd the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st.
Louis Rs!lway-Pan.Hsndl Routs-will sell
cheap excursion tickets 10 and from all sts.
tons on July 50 and 4;h, coed to return
until July It'll, iuclusi7c. Children between
tho agss Of and IL yea,a will DO carried ct
one.half the excuraon rate. ~ '..i;q +.
\ Great preparations are being made at many
prominent poInts to celebrate the day in ~
appropriate manor, and oil the popular re.
aorts viii BIO nlled with patsiotio r!cnit
parties. The rates will bairsIy low, and
everybody should 'tusn<out. and enjoy,tte
gioriops Fourth. SSa&,S sa5lt.s l;i..,.', Re-
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THERE will be concert and entertainment
given by Mrs. NJ. j.: Scott, OF Wheeling, in
the NJ. E. Ch1rch at Trisdelpha, Wednes.
day evening" June 18th. Round trip tickets
50 cents. Including admission to entertain.
msnt. Train leaves Wheeling at GAS P. ~,
for sale a. Mrs. z:ssenieldes's and Qaimby's
news depot. p . + - q 3 ~
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INDICATIONS,
A pointer for ,l,o snlvo,ton II, ), =

The New York Tribune has tho following
The members OF the salvation Army in thil
city might "cutch on" to this stirring assui.
Ing chorus and sing II when they meet thsir
enemy, Policemen Bird: ~ 3
+ The Salvation Army people have got even
with their. enomy, the, policeman. byaimssd:
ding hinlii In tbeir song hnnt, liito The fly In
Ineamber.y'H trs Is stanzA which they sing
Z upIca1ously when they are arrested: :
"There'll be no policemen there, a:
Theie'll 10 nopoilc.men there, .! y III
81 In tho mansions >abore, 81 XII IL
Where all Is love. 8 b tt
.tl, Thercil DO no policemen thcre.n
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The work Of gstling the eng'ae aud what
timboIs could be reached ont Of the hnls wry
attended by considerable danger, as tho
ground about the opening wss sraSksd and
the earth every now and then would cays
away. Planks we're fra. laid to slide tho
lois,irg apparatus up OF, and after half
hours bard work it vas gotten out.
A ssue OF men was then & put 10
work building n platform z for 1t 10
stand on 50 that 1t conld lie Issd to aosist in
cleaning out The we'll. Another gar 6 worked
steadily getting cut What pianka snu tinibers
could be reached; hcrseB aud csrts wera seut
for, and two large piles of brick that were
LETT on the edges were hastily removal so as
to prevent their going down and adding to
the already serious situation. Tho rocks
mentioned as going down into the well came
from the foundation wall Of an old iouRe
that stood On tba plses many years ago. 1t
was shout twelve teot deep aud two feet thick
and stood chou. two feet east Of tte$ F.. W.
& Ky. track. I!s existente had been forgot
ten by nearly sy;ry one; there VAS about
two feet Of esrth on top OF it; it was built Of
large and heavy stones. z. & e. &.
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The vote wro tuken by ballot and great
deal Of confusion necs- >Irily resulted from
esch delegate 8 getting his Individual .hare
Of the district vote. Alter tho vote had beeu
taken, numerous motiousw ero msde lootinp
to Iecastingit, but finally tee Secretary made
the footing como right and the result ws1 an
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Secretary OF stats stslusker yesterday is.
sued certificate OF Incorporation to the ksl.
y Coul and Coke Company, OF Portland, o.
The capital stock 10 $500, with the privilege
Of increasing to $3.50. 900. The incorpora,ors
areJ. NJ. Kelly, j.. !! Ho5gons, s. II. Norton,
William Lseper, John Laushlin, FREQ: Laugh.
lin and s. L. ksner. 4 ~, =, h q =.
!, A charter vas also issusd to The Harper's
Ferry General Improvement Company, hsv-
,n ,go nominal capi'ul. Of $500, 900. OF which
The iDcorE0rstors are L. R. Chambers. q. III.
Trail, y. Garland Hurst, o T. Kemp, W. u.
H:spsnGler, Jou 7. schilling, Geo. r. Mar.
quo.te, r, II. Cavalier, Randolph Rau; IL.
wsrd Tie,Eey, all OF HArper's Ferry. 55;575
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Commencing Monday, jane 10, trains on
shove road will arrive and depart as FOL
lows (City time Leave Wheeling at 7:2O
A. II. and arrive at Parksrsburg at 1l;6O 4. NJ;
lesys Wheeling at 4;55 p. n. and arr;ves ri
Pnrkersbuyg at 0:05 p "; leave Petersburg
(WheeliDg time)at 100 4. II. and arrive at
Wheeling at 1850 4. NJ, leave Parkeraburz ut
j:35 T. u. aud arrive at Wheeling at 0:35 P, N.
TRAINS run daily including Sunday. 90 8. =
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For ssseaaor for the city district, r. Il.
Phiilips was unanimously nominated by &C.
c!smation. and ho, too, hsd 10 re,nrn bis
thanks. 10 promised also to lead them to
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FOR SALEl1
A Steam Gerry Boat, Ferry and
Ferry Privileges, r

inc uhde!,igned Will, II not sold at private n,a
SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1854, I'm,
AZ The !erry lspdirg Of Tie Wheeling ard Hu
MheeipB ssrfy. ~ The City CT htclipg. tltriCi
ond tue taid Ferry, together With 81 pliyIItrts
connected herewith as well BE MI rights Of Ind.
ingS and rcadways ltsding 10 or couNtc1luc ,htle.
,Sr0t, , Mn:eh NE andSi,sneG eTn OF any In
The BENEFIT o! sait Ferry. For full dc, trplIOpo ii
said property snd PRIVILEGE irtpinBiltn cp te
had by calling Gil clri.tian Wolf. on tCn.t Of he
boat a. the Perry, TO Willlsm Vol, At Shot C,of
Z. o.. ". Ve,, by exs nlins iion Of the deed nd
ic:ervSt.ons therein Of illssM Vol hnd o,lfi
70 Seleh Chnmbtrlsin. trustee for Z. I. VINE
4. 60 found In the Clerks Oirce CT the Cour.J
court Of OHIO County IN Decd BoOk No. 70, IG!a
I9' Or ~ calling en- d. Il. Dovensr, alolney.l.l
70. liSs Chapllne strict, Wheeling v. Va.
~ william WOLF,
My5n So. CHRISTIAN Wolf.
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Another lot Of carrisEes, jump seats, two end
three springi phss,ops, cog carts, piano box
and cut down trout busgies; all fnil leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons for less money than
ever before offered in Wheeling. Call, see
and price at ]. W. Ferrsl's, corner Main and
TWenty,Grst streets, - l9ss,, /, G ~ an ..1zisl
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EntrNflcr.

The Yoltaic Belt Company, OF MARSHALL,
Mich, offer to send Dr.. Dyes celeb ated
volta:c belt md eleo.ric appliances on trial.
for thirty days, TO men. both old and young,
Lttlicted With nervous debility, lost vitality,
and many other dipeases. Bee advertisement
In this paper. s. .li'' I! III, r7ht4x
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Withdrew In favor OF Mr.. Robertson. Mr..
Garden moved be DO noniuRtsd by aoelams.
ton, but Mr.. Healy objected, mud tho ballot
proceeded, resulsins In Roberison's nomina.
ton, he reosivlng all but 1905 Of the votts
caat, these going to MIR. Pickett Tho result
provoked hearty pslause. Il q 7 N. 4
.$5 ,xycurlye coMxrrrxy.
rha t,,,ori, 4. ,yn,,,b..;,, =, N. c,,,tr r..
ocnt, s Cnmm,.,rn wsys .hsn nom T hy ,h.
soussu no .,tst.;o,s a ms' ,..,ssa mm ne
voniiou. ,H s'''o'1 aui 'st'aa ~ ''o oou
MaS;,ngs .J Ian I" EsyIny " "A
rIar AT II p sH Isns -, ,' - 'o' 4.
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{ BuclIIen's arnicn S.lye

The best salYs In tho world for GUS, Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, 8alt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetler'
Chopped Hands,, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptiona, aud pouitiysly cures Piles,
or no pay required. ] II Ia guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price Is cents per box; e p A
For sale by Logan & Co. : Z Y ~! s.
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In HOG SIGNO. GET LEFT
nz DEMOCRATIC " CONVENTION
Pats mp Some Good Men 10 bs Sacrificed on The
ssrine Of rAriy n.vo,ies, 5by this Stds Of
III others not 40 Goud-Lau Jordan .Gt,s
There b. a Haadsams ,EsJ,rliY.

Tho Ohio County Democratic Convention
met In tho hall Of the Hou,s OF Delegates at
tho Capitol at 10 N. yesterday. A goodly
gathering Of representatives OF The party out.
side Of tho delegates ives present, aud an un-
usual nmonnt Of buttonLoling and consult
Ing with the delcga,e1 was noticeable, np.
rarenty neatly over the Prosecuting Attor.
Mr.. W. q. Handlsn, Chairman OF The
County Executive Committee, n called the
meeting TO order, md named Mr.. f. 7, Jep.
son Us temporary Chairman Mr.. ALLEN
Brock Tas chosen Temporary Secretary, and
this organization was subsequently, mate the
permanent organization OF Inc convention. (
Mr. Jspson rend brlei epeech thank.
Ing the convention on bis own behalf
aud that OF Clay district for tho honor coz
lerrcd upon him, and sxhorted tho convention
TO nomination ticket composed OF candidates
with "inheront buoyanoy..n Hocongratulsted
his fellow delegates on their Immunity for
Hanulhn Tor sAeril1, propheglsd sweeping
vicsosy, thanked them again, and declared
tho convention open for business. ,ss. S n
Tho vote Tor Governor jackson In 1880 was
made the basis OF reprssen tatiop, and tbp roll
being called all tho delegates were found TO
BE- present. 81 s.Jf' f,sst y .ist' 14ldi ~
Gt6' QUICKLY DONE. t5sssHE
Colonel James hpey.r moved that nom.
nations for Sheriff ba called for, Mr, shep
Thornburg moved that Mr.. W. @. Handlan
be naued by reclamation, md this motion
wal unanimously carried by rising vote,
amid considerable applause. Mr.. Haudlun
came forward In sehpuues TO .his, Carrying O
hesn'iiul bouquet, and gracefully thanked
| lhe convention for the recognition accorded
him. Sfa;5 ~ : 20 - - ~ :
For Clerk OF The Circuit Court, M.ior
John w. Mitchell, tho present incrmbent.
was named by NJ. ]. Okane In n written
speech, which paid him high compliment.
He Tsa unanimously elected without ba,.
lot. Applause and calls for "Mitchelln FOL.
loved, and The Major appeared from The
lobby and very neatly thanked the delegates.
For Clerk Of the County Court Mi, q, ],
Bngle n.med Mr.. George Hook, and on
motion Of Mr.. Delaplaine this election was
also made by reclamation, there being no
opposing vote. Mr.. Hook was culled for, and
IN the midat OF applause, conveyed 10 the
delegates his appreciation OF the honor con.
ierred upon him, ext .sssing the hope that the
reault III October might DO similarly unsnl-
nous. 5 &C. -. - 49,
| n TIE PROSECUTOR. ~ K E..5. =
For Prosecuting Attorney Mr.. William
Myles nominated |. 8. Jordan, aud Frank
| Walter placed ]. J. Wood before ths conyen.
ton: Colonel James speyer snd Mr.. Frank
healsy we're appointed ,sllers to ,sks the
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tESAroRtAL coNYanEEs.

iiis Catarrh OF tho Bind,ier.
Singing, irritation, Inflammation, ali Kid.
ney aud Urinary Complaints, cured by
"Buchu.pAibn,n 81. }sgi4e -,
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ANOTHER nsw srrivai OF phactons, Jump
Sea! Buggies Hnd Storm Spring Wagons, fnll
leather top and all, warranted. at great bar.
gains. ]. W. FERErL,
Coz. Main and Twenty. first Streets.
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BIeached Table DaMa>ks w
From 500 per yard up to the elegant Barn es.
ley, With napkins to match. O.
&, ~ Q. N. MCCLELLAN l. Co. !,

MoRs new carpets wall papers, oil cloths
window blinds. hosacku, &C., DO, to be sold
for cash at manufacturers prices. Gall aud
zee them at No. 2Ol9 and 1921 Main street,
John Roemer, Agent. & s fiE35jj !,
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office: \ N. 20 ana a7Fourietnihs Stree
New Advertisements.

No,ice-The plumed Knights.
Dissolution OF PartnerShip-Beck & Adams.
1898 Miles for SAC 75-H. +. Bshrcns.
Blaine aud Logan. (; $3.50 =.
Tor Sale, stocks-G. O. Smith.
Music Books for tho Seaside.
90 Yeurs--Third pngc.- ~ .Y;sr
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Jon LOT Of 81. 600 worth OF Mcn'u Clothing,
which YVES bought at 80 oents on the doll ii
and will DO sold tho same way. Call md zee
them at Twenty.frst and Main streets.
iy. -r 81 r-a. .a-,..H.. .gfHg.rT..5 I w Evp,v,
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Turkey. TnblinKs
In cardinal and black, the best goods manu-.
iuctured, with a largs line OF ,Iower.prieed
goods..~A1l warranted isst colors and prices
guaranteed the lowest. r. 8 .;fsS.s,L
T '',- IA 80 +, M.Mc(;ILtJH ~ "a. 2
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ADDITIONAL NOTICE,

!, Eottce Is hereby si7cn o! my intnon 10 cftr
me sstd resolution nj the " ecisl si general te!'
lag, notice Of which Is above eiYcIl,
Z - 20 s'--.2s JOHN u. HoFPAAES,
One Of tho Stockholders CT said Corporation.
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RELIABLE sKSEs, that mover fail 10 grow
are BOLD by Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Cropst Doyd's.
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TOR BALE,
UOR SALE.
nor SALE,

NOR SALE.
The Farm OF The Int nr. John Rngll.h oopl,,u,
lhs MY aces, Situated Oh the South 10 Of hi,
Greek, ONO county, en- o., G. 6 =. lyxt, nd
nacAdsMtzt1 road teycn mills from Wit tl;nr. tns
nile from Clinton T. .. sEid fam Ia suiiaLIe h,
market gardening has gCod Dwelling houte M Wv.
iGiIIS tpIiug and well Of wntcr Iieb, 6; ihc do,
and god orchard Ia full bsbiirg. For rs,lItui,
enquire on the prim!sts, or ttdjess j, i. crJ. 4
ENGLISH. Clinton, Chic TO-. W. va. NV;
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GEN.
~ ERAl Meeting Of the Stockholders oil Tho
Hcnwood Iron Worss,
Atpesial end general meeting OF tie stocihod.
c!s q TIE ernwcGd l'ou WGits has beu cilhdby
tie Board OF Di:cc!nia 10 be held at the prirri,l
once Of Me corporation. No. II CT f0prtttl,a
Street, II, the city Of Nfts'i3; MC: Virginia, On
saturday the 9lst day q !oLe, l&oi, st2 ,otlNfn
NJ, iei 'he pnipGv g! cOrEot-lig mud adGptins OF
rejecting . Its,.l,!en 10 px,tld the Tine CT lke
continuance G! sAid cooperation fer THY ycNs 10
yonu The lst day q July. 1851, The date Gi the eI.
nirallon OF the time limited for 4 col t!nuxute In
the agres neat Tor it, formation.
ly oder Of the toaId.
az, ALUaZo LoElNG. Secretary.
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sntL fifteen or twonty pieces Of slightly
damaged carps,g LETT, at two-thirds their frat
cost -. SIS. l.I..i NV. FzRaxL,
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GRRuAE table linen at oOs per yard and up.
wards. +. NJ. Mc6ILLIs g. Co. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17

~ lIuck and DnniRrk Towels
In great variety OF styles from lOc upwsrdu.
E. N. McGILLlN & Co. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17

HAND Garden Flows, Cultiyators, Seed
Bowers and Tools OF every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square. E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17
EiTEk NEWS.

CsEarSsr Eues, kakes, Spades, ehoyols
at &. 4. Royd's. Msrkot square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17

EEApouARrERs for all kinds OF Gardening
Tools aud SEEDS. 8. L. Boyd'S, Market
sllarH. ~ n Z u. 2. 4 I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17
Unity and Strength.

Athletes and sposlsmen oil unite in pro-
nouncing 81. Jscoba Oil, the great pain re.
lieYes, rs without equal for the euro Of
spyails, bruses, aches AID pains. ,F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17
Therlnun,ctcr Hecnrti.

. The following shows the rags Of the thor.
momotcr, as observed at schnept's drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: "a. NJ, CO;
I'm, $50; SEX, S50;7F 7S'. s3iis,
WARRINGTON, D. O., luna 17.-1:30A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather; in tho Ohio Valley. local rains end
partly, cloudy weather; In Tennessee south.
eastrrly winds, nearly stationary tcmpera'
turs and lover barometer. sS!. ~ az
Z For the Lower Lake regions, generally fair
weather, aslight rissin temperature, soIihoss,
to southwest windg and lower barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17

The New Imperial, Pillow beats them sll.
Take It upon trial with any end all othera.
Keep thsnl all snd pay for the piog that does
tho most satisfactory work. Ii is sold by s.
4. Boyd, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17

"In Time OF Pcnso Prepare for War;
Z Mosquito net In all colors at N
N! a Z, N, McGtLLIS & Co,,e,