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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
A Passenger Trails Falls Through q
BEidge-No Lives Lest.
LrxcHpuRc, Va, June 2,

LrxcHBURG, Va, June 26.
An express train on the Virginia Midlan
Railroad, early this morning went through
the bridge over the James river near here,
the Washington and New York sleeping cars
sinking in ten feet Of vater. Conductor
King vas thrown into the river, and although
he had two ribs broken he swan 70 the cars
and helped passengers through the windows.
Most Of the passenger were taken out Of
holes cut IN the tops Of The cars 20 which the
water finally reached. About forty passen.
gers were IN ths slsepers, and al we're saved
The passensers ars Being cared for q ths
heeelo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

BOSTON, June Zo.
A meeting Of the Independent republicans
Of Cambridge was held tonight for the pur-
pose of forming local organization in op-
position TO the Blaine and Logan ticket.
Among those Who responded to the call wsre
President Eliot Of Harvard College, Hersey
b. Goodwin, W. s. Swan. WIN. J. Rolfe,
Caleb 81. Warner, Freeman Hunt, ]. Stone,
Albert II. 0efnes, ". =. Bradbury, Herbert
A. ChAse, Wn- O. Hsashaw, +. ", Hie-
sissos, Jabes Fox and osAen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

LAKE MAnAxocooK,

The brotherhood Of Locomotive engineers
together With the brotherhood Of locomotive
hremea, With their ladies and other invited
guests, came on An excursion here today.
Among them were Representatives Of the
order ftou Massachusetts, and Nev Hanp-
shire. II = he Arst excslsion of the -
con . ths lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
Salt Rheun

william Spies. Elyria, o., suffered greatly
from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
.rations without aid finally took Hoods Sar-
saparilla, and now says: " l am entirely we'll.
any son had salt rheum on his hands and
IN the calves Of his legs. He took HOODS
sarsaparilla and is entirely cured" J. b.
STANTON, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for $5. Made
only by C. l. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
fMWAS&w.nr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
For Sale to Close an Estate,

One Derrick.
dWo open Blggiee.
Vae stnGie JieIef Waegoa.
Addsess eslApply y
b. n. eoooY. Adniaistzasor.
fag ~ - ngl1on
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.


War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., June 30.-1 A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States
slightly warmer, fair weather; seutherly
winds and lower barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

Mr.. w. H. Gilbert of Albany, Ga. under
date of May Z. 1884, says: Mr.. Brooks near
here has an eating cancer on his face which
had nearly killed him-every one thought he
would be dead in short time rs nothing
seemed to stop the ravsges Of the cancer. He
commenced taking Swift's Specific two
months ago, and it has had wonderful effect
on him. He was yesterday so far recovered
as to be out at his work, and seems in fair
way to get entirely we'll.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free.
The SwiFr specific Co., Drawer 8, At
lanta, Ga,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
From Lucius s. Cony. the well-known Black
emith.

While at my work, that of blacksmithing,
exposed myself to draught and took se-
we're cold. Hearing so much said about To-
gus Cough Mixture, sent and got a bottle.
After taking few doses my cough was entire
" gone. Icheerfally recommend it to others.
mar6f&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

For the nose and throat, externally or inter-
nally used, Thomas Eclectric Oil is match
less. Astama, casarrh, and serious throat
affections are quickly amenable to this effi-
cient remedy. june3o+&wlwlp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
A startling Discovery

Physicians are often startled by remarkable
discoveries. The fact that DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and all Throart
and Lung diseases is daily curing patients
that they have gwen up to die. is startling
them to realize their sence of duty, and ex-
anime into the merits Of this wonderful
discovery; resulting in hundreds Of our best
Physicians using il in their practice. Trial
Bottles free at FnlIer Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

At Cleveland-Cleveland5 5, New York 10.
At Chicago-Chicago 4, Providence ID.
At Detroit-Boston 6, Detroit 0.
The following is the standing Of the league
games up to date:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

PoRTLAxD, June -.
Fire in Perkins candy store, Saturday
night caused los Of es0oo; insured for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

All of one mind-the millennium must be at
hand down in Maine, Vermont, Massachu-
sets, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York. New Jersey, Ohio, all over Pennsyl.
vania, and throughout the United States.
The great cure for colds. cough and consump-
ton. For sale by Allen & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
AUGUSTA HARNESS FACTORY,

Have just received two Of the best
and largest orders Of the season
from Massachusetts,, and one Of
them from the old town ofWorces-
ter where one Of the firm, Mr..
varney, was engaged in business
for 8 years. They have orders for
126 set Of harness ahead, and
coming in every day. They have
customers in nearly every atate
in the Union.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
ArHloPaoaos CO., "a WALL ST.. NEW voak.
lnanaansnsssass. = . s....................

THERE kSA TIDE IN THE Affairs
0F MEN. WHICH TAKEN At THE FLOOD
LEADS ON TO FORTUNE" ."ALS0, THERE
TAREkEDK, POTENT AND HARMLESS,
osf sure, uhich. taken in time, gin lead TO
the speedy relief and cure of Dyspepsia,
Loss Of APPETITE, Bi6onsness, Headache,
arising from disordered stomach, and all
SIMILAR troubles of the Stomach, BorsLs
or lioey.
ihs 1oiHabie remedy is the [. s
Af1oods Medicine or 6itsrs, the formula
c rhichis dfsysm from that of all other
Afroods Bfters.
for many years ii has held its place
as a household remedy. and is always
~ovfhy Of the highest confidence.
GEI THE TRUE MEDICINE, BEARING
iHE REGISTERED TRADE MARK "L.E.
" LARGE RED LETTERS.
TAKE NO IMITATION.
AnrHfkRly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30

0X 6; =: !; p;
WV ~ nothing pifhpr In afnrv
INV &S&w -nr
maylstMwASAweow2m

OF picture can be more distressful than the
snarn severe, shooting pains daily and nightly
endured by those who are martyrs to that most
terrible torment, Neuralgia To get nd OF this
martyrdom Is the first business OF all who suffer-
ATHLorHoRos regenerates painful nerves,
and drives out the horrors OF Neuralgia
ArHIoPHoRos gives health 20 Rheumatic
sufferers whom the most skfllful physicians
have not been able to heal
ArHLoPHoROe operates on the blood, mus
ces and joints; and dissolvtng the acids that
cause rheumatism, removes them from the
system.
ATHLoPHoRos is pronounced by all who
nave uied 1t an infallible specanc for these
oos1inate and painful diseaseA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-30
MAINE DISPATCHES.
COLBY COMMENCEMENT.
BaccaiauTease Sermon Delivered by
President Pepper at the Baptist
Church in WateTvtlle
Sunday.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09

An enterprise has lately started in our
ncishboring town Of Mount Pleasant,
that bids fair to afford M illustration OF
the rapidity with which business is built
up in this country from apparently in.
significant beginnings. $40
DR.. j. X. Thomas, OF that place, had
been using in his practice pill Of his own
composition which soon acquired re-
markablc local reputation as u kidney,
liver and dyspepsia cure. A few months
ago company was formed, the Doctors
right purchased, and the manufacturers
began in n small way. Dya judiciousand
liberal use Of printers ink, together with
the recognized merits OF the remedy, the
sales have already been increased more
than tcn-iold. .mIl
The enterprise notwithstanding and
the "Dr Thomas pill" bids iair to become
as widely and popularity known rs any
other proprietary medicine in America.
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TIE ARLINGTON.
Some Valuable Pointers for Visitors In Ill,
- Ctr ------

Some Valuable Pointers for Visitors In tho
E....g City. T''U|#lM
The city will doubtless be throAgcd will,
people this week, and It will become dc.
cidcd consideration to procure something
good to eat and drink, properly cooked
and nicely served. Those who visit "Thc
Arlington, the new restaurant and saloon
OF Thomas llowlcy, corner OF Sixteenth
and Chaplinc streets, will find n cool and
inviting retreat where the bill OF fare, both
in the bur and restaurant, is unsurpassed
There is private restaurant entrance fol-
ladies OH Chaplinc street, and another TO,
gentlemen on Sixteenth street, and til,
dining room is entirely Separate from tho
bar. Polite and accommodating waiter
serve patrons, and the services Of Mr.
Ham Baker, famous cook, have beer
secured. No restaurant will be allowed te
surpass the Arlington.
III the saloon only the purest wines
oldest and best WHISTLES, freshest beer and
finest cigars are TO be had. Mr.. Viii
Foster, the well-known bar keeper, has
charge Of this department, which is sutli
cient recommendation for the bar. Dc
not forget the Arlington. Give Mr.. Howley
q call and you will become steady patron
Tor your own good. .u
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SUTTRT0iBREAKS WILL
MnasIoU1s IuSsron.D,,ss 3 ESTATE 81, n:
Involved in Litigation Instituted ny m Heir
to Set Aside His Lnst,Nili and Testament.
Undue Influence on tho Part OF 4
Few Of tho Heirs Charged.

Suit was yesterday entered in tho Circuit
Court by Mrs. Jennie II. Kerr, OF Chicago,
through her attorney, Col. Robert White,
against the heirs and executors OF Louis
Lunstord, deceased, to set aside his Inst
will md testament. Tho bill claims that
his estate was worth $4,000. Mrs.
Kerr Is n daughter OF Mr.. Lunsford,
His will provided that his children
should receive share ind share alike
Of the estate, except that It directed
TINT certain advances OF money made to
each should DO deducted from these shares
Against Mrs. Kerr was cl,argcd $500 due
her father. from her husband, und 1t Is this
charge to which she objects. She alleges
that her father was incapable Of making q
will on account Of his mental condition
and that undue influence was used b,
those heirs having access to him ut thu
time the will was made.
Gibson Lamb md 0. l.. Holiday are til,
executors. H,g,.. ...uua lrlHT
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\ 4 New Publishing Compnuy.

Secretary OF State Stalnaker yesterday
issued certificate OF incorporation to the
West Virginia Publishing Company, OF
Charlestown, Jefferson county, formed
for the purpose OF publishing a weekly
newspaper and doing Il general printing
and publishing business. The resources
OF the corporators are apparently modest
and their ambition great, as the capital
stock is SO far but S., though tho privilege
is reserved 5of increasing this by sales
Of additional shares from time to time
to $4,000. The incorporators tare~R. S.
Eicllclbergcr, OF Berkeley county; and Il.
W. Bedinger, Joseph 'Trapnell, B. C.
Washington and John 7. Colston, 'ofiJei-
fcrson county each Of whom has one share
OF $40. - S
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4 PECULIAR VEHICLE
To BE Used ut Neutrality-suspicious. Notes from
tho Glass City. .- ~ r.g.

To BE Used ut Neutrality-suspicious. Notes from
the Glass City. Es
Captain Fink is about the streets again
entirely recovered from his recent sick
ness. ?. - ..-tl3 Fl a. p
Two car loads Of Indian ponies arrived
here yesterday evening direct from Sar
Antonio, Texas. sd.
G. L. kimball, OF Cleveland, Passenger
Agent OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail
road, was in town yesterday.
There was u light attendance at the
SCHOOLS yesterday, probably owing To the
heat: In the high school the attendance
was large. H. /
The old Baltimore 4 Ohio water tank
that has done service so many years is be-
ing torn down, rs the company now uses
water from the city's works. .''l.r
Ablind horsera or yesterday on Union
street. 1t ran into one OF the pillars Of
| the platform at the Baltimore & Ohio
bridge and knocked it from its position.
The low water opposite the city powc,
house and the difficulty OF keeping the
straincrs clear OF filth is reyiyina the talk
Of running the pipes to some other poin,
for 4 supply. 7.l-f 'F2sf
Miss Ida Jones, who has been sufferer
from consumption for some time, died
Sunday night Her funeral took place
yesterday afternoon at Wheeling. The
nail works was idle half the day out
Of respect for her father, Edward Jones
the manager oil the inrnRpo,
The teachers Of tho public schools yes.
terday had an agreement presented to
them to sign. It binds the sigrer to dc.
mand no pay for any day, week or montl,
that the schools may be dismissed BY the
Board on acenNnt oi any disease, flood, OF
any other cause. Some OF the teachers
signed at once, but after consultation
seeme'! to desire a Withdrawal Of their
assent. .y{
J.F. Morrison yesterday had quite a
crowd OF the curions around his store.
room watching the putting together OF his
India "c9oley-cycle. ~ 1t is quite n com.
plicated machine, md Fred, AIuhleman
was engaged to put it in running order.
Mr. Morrison saw The machine whon in
England. and procured two machines Tor
models and purchaaed the right to manu-:
iacture them in this country. The machine
has two large steel rubber-tired wheels,
made exactly like bicycle wheels, as, far
apart As wagon wheels, with a cane seat
for two OF three persons between the
wheels. 4 smaller wheel behind keeps
the machine from tinping md Turns on q
pivot top radlcr, being worked from the
front seat. 4 strong brake is worked from
either seat. Under the footboard In front
is u wheel that prevents any accidental
tipping forward. Behind the seat are two
saddles on. which sit two persons over the
cranks, which they drive with their feet,
the motion being communicated TO the
large wheels by endless chains. In India
two coQlcss pfopcl the machine, the pqs:
sengcrs Occupying the front scat-henco
its name. 1t has many little convenience
and is neatly and strongly made. ~ lei{.
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THE PLUMfD.KS1dHTs.


Tho Excursion TO iStcu6cnv ille-Tho knights
q !. q ~ .Lionlrcd. 80 ~
Tho Plumed Knights, excursion to Stcu.
bcnville last evening over the P. w, 4
KY. road was grand success. The train
left at Gas o'clock promptly with about
800 on board. There was u short delay ut
tho Junction, but Just before s o'clock the
train drew up ut the Steubenville depot
and tho Wheeling companies were imme.
diately formed. The Plumed Knights
Notwithstanding officers. The Junior
plunicd Knights mustered about 40. The
Young Mems Republican Club actcd as
escort for tho Wheeling clubs. The line
OF march was long one, but the men
marched over Il without one dropping out
OF ranks. The enthusiasm wascontinuous
and tho knights were tho observed OF all
observers. The ladies' showcrrd bouquets
on them by tho dozen. Thcilluminations
and decorations In many instances were
elaborate. The wigwam was dedicated In
great style. Short, snappy speeches, in.
tsrsl cncd with the good news from
Maine, was the order, ind cheer after
cheer wns sent up The colorcd drum
corps came in for its share Of praise, and
after the parade, headed by It, tho com.
pany screnadcd Hon. Il. Shcrrart, who
responded briefly. Before leaving, tn,
Stcubcnville boys, headed by their captain
Harry Sherrard, made it very pleasant fol
the Wheeling boys. At 1920 the return,
trip was commenced, and Wheeling was
reached shortly after one O'Clock
time and the knights arc anxiously look.
ing forward TO the time when the Steuben.
vile club shall visit this city in order tc
allow them to repay in part the
generous hospitality that was extended tc
them lust night.
A large supply Of Bookings patent red
fire candles were taken along by the
Plumcd knights, and furnished splendid
illumination. The uniforms looked gor.
g,ous under the red glare.
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The Webster Wagon Comuony.

At the extreme southern end OF the
grounds the Webster Wagon Company
has pitched Il tent and arranged its annual
exhibit Of goods. The wagons arc Of all
sizes and patterns, are attractively gotten
up and draw n large share OF the attention
OF visitors to the grounds. AS Il further
inducement to visitors Il troupe OF Negro
Ministries has been engaged togivc exhibi
tons at intervals throughout the day
MIR. W. IL. Webster and Pryor Boyd are
always at their post and take pleasure in
showing oil their wagons. 1p
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- =
Tnlltlng About OystGra,

Think OF Il dozcn. New York shell oys.
tiers for SOc! That's what you can yet at
l!alscr's Delmonico, next to the postotlice.
He repcivcd 2 fresh barrel yesterday, and
nicer oysters wee meyer sehn, q Qysiersin
other styles at rs low prices and regular
meals as low; cannot be cxcelled in the
city or elsewhere - 8 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-09

Occupying nearly all Of tho space OH
the south side Of the eastern wing OF the
main building is the display Of Mr.. G. a.
House, the Market street music dealer.
The ins,ruments,anl especially the pianos
arc most attractivcly placed. Among
those most prominent arc the celebrated
Chickcring, Mathusck, Emerson and
liallet and Davis. The organs are the
noted Packard and Whitby and Raymond
The general display Of musical instrument.
is the noticeable feature. At all times nc
complishcd performers arc at hand t
display the Instruments and give cx
aminers an idea Of their power and tone
Mr.. House himself will DO on hand to Civ,
any information concerning his musica
| iustrumDnts ruHlg< =. H~.r. g.
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At the eastern end Of the eastern nor.
ton OF tho Main building Capt. Henry
Scamon, proprietor OF tho Mil City cigir
works, llas lifted up n superb booth, in
which he has displayed In most attrac.
two manner the numberlcss kinds OF
cigars and smoking md chewing tobacco
and cigarettes, he handles. None Of the
standard goods arc wanting, and the most
fastidious smoker or chewer can be &C.
commodatedin Il moment. In addition "a
tho substantial goods there Is the finest
display OF smokers goods in tho State
Pipes, tubes, pouches, tobacco boxes and
tho thousand md one details that 70 &c
make up the tobacco users world OF com
fort arc found here In endless variety. Ne
lover OF the weed has seen tho Fair unit
he has seen Seamon's exhibit. h "5.i
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+. ". Banners Exhibit.

Mr.. +. w. Baumcr this year occupies
the same old quarters used by him last
year. Ills display Of pianos, organs and
musical instruments is the largest he hus
ever had. An elegant kranich and Bach
Baby grand piano is q mos. attractive
feature. This piano has had Il wonderful
run in Wheeling and vicinity and there is Il
general desire to see it and hear it per.
form. Visitors to the fair should not
neglect the opportunity OF calling upon
Mr., Baumer.
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LOCAL 4. DiRsEyrrIEs..



City. 81
t.iLAsr nights slight rain did some good
Wrur Wh,,s slayep nj the Opcra House
=, ,;nht !" ' 80 X M x
o, m,,s Ca,,,o u, a. ;.,.o M po,,cc moi
llE H4unc,l iosie T. or 1nnntIlv biIIs
''s T,.Ir, Nv ro,i.o,l ,o,or tonr
n .h ~ - ~, .",oJ hv Sre xosier.
y. n,iusuioi. was ues ss' ~ ''' H
ua! '''ofhi''s' q Z tss'tt
JAMES ARMSTRONG respectfully dcG,lnes
me nomination ior justice OF uic feace
Tor webster district. s.
TIE St. James Hotel, under tho manage.
mellt OF Mr. +. J. norton, opened yester'
Jay under very laVoraole CONDITIONS.
LETTER Lsr:-J. NJ. Frye, James PR
son, Alex Foreman, Geo. w. Fithian,
Peter KGnnie, WIN. Price, Jacob Weimcr.
TuE Fifth ward Blaine and Logan club
will entertain visitors this evening, ind
requests the prcscncc of nil members ut
tho time OF meeting, IN.
nm, p,,,l .n;,n,o,,a oo,orol basc bnll
c,nh n ,Lis c;,, "as hn,tcn hv n Rcllnirc
: club Yesterday by n score Of Sto 0. they
saw Tho umpire was partial. -5 :
/, H., momhcru NJ Nm Seventh ward
y p,n;no AMI Lawn marchinr club nrc 70.
, a,,au,oi ~ nnnt ut ihor wiowu,n this oven.
i".s -, ~ ~ n,cloci, wish iii mniiorm ~
''S ~ "v ~ H. ,;,,. o.a;,n, Coo..o n
-, liikc 'tse VI .''e c''y "sa'' . us '. ~,
: nlack VIZ "'snI'" !. % "u n"r "s,nr
Iou'' O. n.''I a ;0 va raro. w.
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Lizzie Evans In ..Focr's Ferry. p,

Charley Shay's New Academy Of Music
was opened last night with u good audi.
ence upstairs and down, n large proper.
ton being ladies. The house is clean,
bright and attractive, Miss Lizzie Evans
deserves all the good things that have
been said OF her, and the company.is a
strong one: The play, "Fogg's Ferry" has
been greatly improved since Minnie Mad.
dcrn played it'at the OperaHouse here.
So good n show Aat such low prices was
never seen here before. z 3 fitll3'sa !,
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TIE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
An Exhibit Promising to Rival the World.
Still Arriving.

| 5llh AEihH6s al
The stock display Of last year was gen
orally conceded to be tho most interesting
feature OF the fair. 1t was certainly the
largest; in fact; gentlemen who had been
over the circuit said that II was boil, larger
and finer than that OF any OF the other
fairs, excelling even the Columbus display.
The officers and directors o: the West Vir-
sinia Association made it point to treat
the stockmen with libcral!,y, This was
appreciated, rs is attested by the large at
tendance OF this class ut this fair. The
stock display promises to eclipse that OF
last year. Nearly all OF last years cxhi-
bitors and many others were on the
grounds yesterday or arrived last evening.
A reporter OF the 1STELlLGENcEE made
a hasty trip about the stalls yesterday and
everywhere were heard expressions Of ad-
miration for the pluck and perseverance
OF the Association, especially its directors,
as shown in the work done Rnce the
flood. e
As strangers looked at the high water
mark on the main building and then
looked about the grounds they could
scarcely believe that after the waters had
subsidized not trace OF the present COM
modious and wcll-arringci buildings
sheds and fences remained excepi the
main building, and that in badly dams
aged condition. It is certainly wonderful
what an amount OF work has been done,
in the face of the numerous obstacles that
presented themselves.
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Cur, ,,,,nr Tho BOARD! Of Public Works.

q The Council Committee on Ordinances
met last night to devise some means to
check the expenditures OF the Board
:oi Public Works. After some aimless
discussion it was resolved to recon-
mend to Council this evening the passage
$of d Resolution notifying the Board that
hereafter no money would be, paid on
contracts made by the Board unless Coun:
' Gil had approved them in advance. $3.50
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}YiGncr lIccr.

The famous Miencf Heel Of The selmn!;
bach Brewing Company Of this city, Will
be on tap to-day in Wheeling, Martins
Ferry, bridgeport, West Wheeling, Ben
wood, llellaire, Moundsvillc; and all towns
in Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. - g i&sj'Ed q
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Enir! Fair!

L2 Visitors 70 the Fair wishing to purchase
carpets, oil cloths, window shades, wall
paper and borders, rugs, mats, mating,
pianos, &c., &c. retail at wholesale prices,
Tor cash, should not fail to call at the large
Commission House, Nos. 2Ol0 and 2O2l
AlalN street, ' jour RoEMER, Agent :