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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-28
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eALT RHEUM or Kczema, PSorle4is, scald Head,
y lnfantilc or Birth Aumors, and every form oil
itching, sosly, rimply, scroiulous Inherited Con.
tagious and Copper Colored Diseases Of the hlo1d,
Skin and Scalp. with LOIS Of Hair, arc positively
cnred ny the GuhcurA RSmediew. q '0'y'st.I
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wheeling BOYS seutU I'm,

The Cambridge, O., daily Times OF yeater.
day has the following. "James Martin" /.
james Wright; Frank Dale" Frank Stanley
and "Charles Dunlap. Charlie Daley, all Of
this city: 80 ~ {, " iia93;N.! gtts4h3l97
This, Friday morning, was the occasion Of
a solemn scene in the court room. Tha con.
.vioted burglars were brought In for sentence,
in the presence OF large crowd, including
number OF their rolalives, In one instance The
mother Of the convict. = (
Judge Ball proceeded to pass sentence al
hard labor In the psnitentiary upon them al
follows: James Martin 10 iyear; Frank
Dale, years; Charles Dunlap, Q years. * 4
e Neither Marlin nor Dunlap manifested any
emotion, but Dale broke down entirely, cry.
Ing like a child, aud insisting that he wa,
not gully, and In the presence Of his. mother
the scene Wa vsry Affecting to all. sd
Tho prisoners will be taken to the penltsn'
tlnfy Monday. Is \ i, !. J'lye
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THE RAILaOD COMMITTEE
Considers Another Ordinance Grnntir
the Eight OF Way,

the Eight OF Way.
The Council Committee on Railroads held
another meeting at the City Building yester
day afternoon. It was slip.shod sort Of g
meeting, Delightfully."-, Informal, at which sy.
cry one talked and very little was done,
Meesrs. Wilkinson, list, Smith, Work and
Wilson were the members present. Mr.. Hill
dreth was also present as an interested spec.
tator, aud Solicitor Erskine sat at the table
and occasionally made q suggestion when
lie WIS not engaged In answering the many
questions that were fired at him.
The subject up for consideration was
the ordinance presented by, the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling e. Kentucky road, the one thai
they want Council to adopt, and which Was
y:esen.ad to Council laat Tuesday night and
by It referred 10 the Railroad Committee
The Pittsburgh, Wheeling g. Kentucky want.
thia ordinance adopted In lieu OF the one re-
Gently adopted by Council granting to 1t and
the Osio giver roads certain rights and privi'
leges. Those grants were not enough for The
Pittsburgh, Wheeling d Kentucky and furth
ermoIe, they wero TOO heavily loaded down
with reservations 10 suit the road. The ordi.
nance presented now by the road grants all
that 1t asked for In ils frat ordinance and con-
siderable more. The committee mad Q q few
changes and adjourned to meet again before
no next meeting Of Council to further CON
si..er the ordinance. Ill is:sg q
Thsye Ia no doubt but that there will be q
lively hSht in both branches of Council
when the ordinance comes before them. j..
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TO-DAY'S CONVENTION
oETHE OHIO CONTRADICTIONS,
Ths Delegates who Will Cau,poss Il and Du,i,,
They will Herinrm-Candidatsa for Inportaus !
~ posiiions 70 b Numiaa tsd-Tho Prospects
y. OF The Democratic Primaries. q

The Ohio county Republican Convention
will meet In the hall Of tho House Of Delegates,
at the State House, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
to nominate the candidates. for Tho various
county offices. The reault OF the conyen.
tion, 90 lar a. the nomination for Sheriff,
Clerk OF tho County Court, Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court, Prosecuting Attorney and one
or two OF the minor Offices, 10 already known,
but there remains for the convention consid.
cradle work OF Importance, among which Ia
the nomination Of four candidates for the
House Of Dslegates. r s3afls3 5l7i' : :, i, -
The convention will DO composed Of ten
delegates from each OF the ten districts in tho
county. The following delegates were chosen
at the late primaries: 11si l,'Fsi'l1
Washington Dlstrlct-George Gundling,
Charlea Banner, B. W. Connolly, O. J. Mayer,
VIM. Gosring, John 9. Kline, Joseph Kuhn,
9: D. Jones, David Bell, Charles Wilbert,
MsdisOn-samuel P. Norton, Clarsrce
Rsthbun, Charles H. Watkins Granville
Rolls, A. II. Forgey, D. @. List. Jr.. O, H.
6snseny, VIM. Ertkine, Thomau @. Young
Olay-John F,ew, q. W. Atkinson, Frank
| Woods. ". H. Haller, ". J. W. Cowdeu,
John l.. Dlcksy, W. H. Hearn, A. L Rice,
II. D. Clemens, B. W. Pstsnou. ~ lNsEuHl'
Z Unlon-Abram Stamm, George II. Robin.
son, Andrew Ross, Geo. u. Caldwell, VIM,
| Mccormick, Thos. Z Lewis, w, B. Simpson,
David NeAbltt, Jas. y. MoFadden, James Nc.
AdAlns.! g'5l,agT r y 100 @'Y-1".- :
, Csntrs-F., o. Arbenr, William Morrison,
10, D, Hubbard, T. o. Edwards, George Har..
tttsE C.Moflatt,, DR.. J. B. Reed, ]. r. Moi.
fatt1 J. ". Kite, George Miller. 'eT}R
!Webstsr-F. H. Crago, 8. NJ. Hathaway,
James + Bslleville, u. l.. Brice, Charles K.
smith Wm.sWebb, VIM: Hastings, ], h,
Moore, A. O. F. Ebeling, A. d. Work, al
Rltchie-W. q. Grade, 81. O. Meyer, Vim.
q. Blond, Geo. Bowman, Chas. Meyer, Chris,
Ritz, Joseph Freeze, Conrad Bremen, A, J.
Bohultzs, Thomas E. Bishop. =,
Trisdelphis-J. III. Storer, A. E. Carter,
Alfred: Kimmius WA. Mccoy, John Dun.
can. J. @. Maxwell, John Clark, Goo, sjssop,
=. Henderson, VIM. Baird, ,'1l9, u. II !
Richlsnd-Wm. North, B. Springer, Il, P.
Carter, J. B. Lyle, A. n. McColoch, Gus.
Ridgely, g. g. eawtsll, NJ. English, Port
Libsrty-W. b. Curtis, Jackson B. Porter,
W. L. Dunlap. N. Mnrry, Samuel Bell. @. P.
Maxwell, K. N. Maxwell, D. A, Giftin, T. Y,
Hervey and W. +. Whithsm, - 80 -
Besides the business already referred 10,
the call announces that the selection OF dele.
gates to the State Convention to be held at
Parkersburg, July 80. the selection of con.
ferses to the district Senatorial Convention,
and the appointment OF q County Executive
Committee 10 serve for two years, will be in
order. A County Surveyor, an Assessor ior
the city district and one for the country dis.
trict, are also to DO nominated. Els'. @gl
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BELLAIRE,
Numerous News Note. and Personal

Numerous News Notes and Personal
fsi.lE,tts.g Items. e.
Mics Anna FArls is visiting friends at Sum.
mer6sld. Il. g;5i,jil1 3 n.
Mr.. J. B. Barnhill is going on q TIP to
Ottawa, Kansas. - su.I II :. ~
Desective Agnew, oiths Cleveland & Pitts.
bu1gh Railroad, wus in town yesterday
! The newly opened beer grsden Is 10 be kent
open on sunday-ssan ice cream saloon. !.
;. Bellaire will have more Republican march.
Ing clubs this comisg campaign than since
the '7G campaign. NJ a.
burst and Rayl, the contractors who have
been boring the Bellaire gas well have shin.
ped their engine TO Brilliant. ,r',Hs .lif,Fif ),
Rev. T. M. Griffin, who has been taking q
vacation with his family at Yellow Spring.
is expected home in a few days. +, -sst !.
:. The funeral Of Henry Erlckhausep, who
died Friday morning, will take place Sunday
afternoon. He will be buried by the Druids
Yesterday was the last day OF school at a.
Johns parish school and eIaminatjo wers
held. Father Gall will give the premiums
on Sunday. 3G}i5=S Il. ,ssi..l .T5'7r1--.'
Bellsire'a floating population" is consider
able at this season-as all OF the nume,ou,
boat houses along the bank Of river and creek
are occupied. T55l3g.I ...Iy 4 {
The baltimore & Ohio Company is fi1ins
up the lower door Of their Union street build
ing Tor the general freight ofiice OF the com
pany here, which 10 low on the second floor
The uuoscupied part Of the gravel banks o,
Gravel Hill are rapidly disappearing, ;Tht
sand and coarse gravel are in demand. Beside
the Noble street ill, the bank. has beer
taken out until tbs private crossing thsre Is
made on o bridge. s5S5:45 !, 2
The following janitors have been appointed
BY the School Board: First ward, Mrs. vii
sod; Second ward. John Turner; Indian Rur
building, J. W. james; Gravel Hill, Mrs,
Brockmeyer; colorod school, J. +. Hamilton
The jauitor Of the Fourth ward binding Il
required to manage the. steam heating ap
pafatus, and mona has yet besa employee
for that place. ,S5g5 : Sa5'>S : :,
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PLEASANT. HOE LAST NIGHT.
n'au -.t e. -a7IEa T,
A Delightful Littlo,, Affair at Franz
lrrl .5F= heim,H Hull

nj helms Hall. s.,.f l,..j.f,, &
A charming little social hop was given al
Franzhsim'a Hall, on Main street, last night
The original intention had been to have .
lawn party on the pleasant grounds sur
rounding the residence OF Mrs. Bruss, on
North Front street, Island, but the change IL
the weather interfersd with this plan. Thi,
change, however, made 1t Just right ioI
dancing, and the heat was rot drawback te
the pleasures Of the evening. The affair wa,
in part complimentary to the ladies Whiting
In the city. y Kramsr'S orchestra fur.
nished the music, IND burst the re.
ffeshments, which were served at mid,
night. Those present we're: Miases Ella
and Kate Phillips, Of Allegheny, Mics Mary
Bukey, OF ParkeIsburg; Miss Burns, Of Fair.
mont: Miss, Lou Garrerd, Of Pittsburgh, and
Misses Name Woods, Mamie Russell, Ellie
Updegraf, Carrie Brues, Carrie Copp, Min.
ME Hall. Florence Wilson, Agnes Morris,
Minnie Walters, Laura Lukers, Cora Zane,
Emma stsmm, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown,
MIR. and MIs. Walter Rlnehsrt, MI. and Mrs.
Frank Z1ok, Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Linch and
Meesrs. Alex Laughlip. Gene Hildreth, Sam
Hazett, Dave E7ans Frank Hall, Will Dsy,
Irwin Singleton, Charles Copp, John Pogue,
Charles Csrlin, Brose List, Will schwertieger.
Charles List. Frank Warden, Campbell
Sweeney, Walter Bloomfield, Albert Fran.
zas.m, Andrew Sweeney, Ell. Coen and
Harry StAllman.. ~.
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Tho Democratic Primaries.

The Democratic primaries will be held to.
day, the COMMITTEES having entirely ignored
the petition OF dissatisfied Democrats ASKING
that the date Of tho primaries be changed
aud another method be adopted Of choosing
delegates to the State and Congressional Con.
vsntions. Having failed in their effort to
defeat the Ring In this way, those who op.
pose Its settling up things to suit itself in the
county, district and State, will exert theit
full strength at the polls to-day to defeat the
slate delegates to Mondays Convention, and
elect three from each district who will do the
will Of the party and not that OF the Ring.
The dissatisfied element is atrong aud expects
todown the Ring, but to disinterested oh.
server 1t looks a, If the Ring had the party
BY the throst, tzl =7-,sI '.H-s -.
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."AN D.-FURNISHED H0oI
Nv with board In private family 10, isS Lam
llttlc GIL. References Furnished. lda, ~ aed
July lit. v. caro- this office ''Nu'", ahil
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.WANTED-A THOROUGHLY REII
w able young man Of Io1d ability Ard NJ, !
cal experience. who can furnish tho tes, Al ~,
enccs desires TO form the al NV
two "Prchiel,ion, gentlemen Il mean, ~, 9ae %
ol hann N srN whh s Or ,he rsu.ad
dtcsl In proper name, Nv, csre Of JsrS,W W.. 49,
JE, HaryeyE. Greene county. Frnn's, I+cf.,,s,'' y
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LARGEST; line Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
OF huitings, 100 different Patterns Of
Pantal00nlngs, and 50 different Patterns
of Spring Overcoattngs. Nude up In
best style, ut y. HESS 4, SONS, "a
No, 1891 & 1928 Market Street.
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Bosses, dudea rings and other evils OF mod.
ern party politics In this country received AZ.
tention, and the fair essaylst Eave her con.
domination 10 the habltusl campaign OF vi.
tuperation and calumny, and expressed her
fullest confidence In the wisdom and patriot.
lam Of tho people. The essay was worthy Of
A mnnh oldar had tgIls-'T - .f'','''s =
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4 THE iCOHIEaPT CASE
Against tho Editor and r publishers OF the
-. - VII InfelliKanceH ~ WI.

IntelliHencex. VI z 4 I, n
The rule against 9; B. Hart sditor.in.ohie;,
and John Frew, A. W. Campbell and O. B.
Hart, publishers Of, the IsrELLlaExoER, to ap-
pear In the Supreme Court Of Appeals and
show cause why they should not be attached
for contempt, ia returnable this morning at 10
O'Clock. The IsTELLIaENoER will be- repre-
sented by Hon. w. p Hubbard, Of this city,
and Hon: John A. Hutchinson, Of, Parkerr.
sral interest, especially among the Newspaper
men and lawyers, and the court room in the
Capitol will be crowded when the case Is
called, 49,. -. y. q 8 - " -Lsl..l 80 o
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! Sad Accl,lc ut to a Child. !.

A, severe. and possibly fatal accident &C.
cured yesterday afternoon at the residoucs
OF Mrs. Ford, an aged, lady living on iJabob
street, below Sixteenth Her little grand.
daughter. sgsd about three years, . daughter
OF John North, deceased, while playing about
room in the second story, fell to the pave:
ment below, a distance OF about sixteen feet,
and was so severely injured that hsr recov.
cry. is considered doubtful. .,S},,,S
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ANOTHER fresh and complete line Of
Children's Waists In Imported Percalcs
and Penang, beautifully pleated, from 1
to IL years or age, at the Star. 7;
.s& d. GUNDLINH & co.,
Gents Furnishers, 80 Twelfth st; 4
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On account OF tho Democratic National
Convention, which meets at Chicago July 9Th,
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rail.
road Pan. Handle route, and Cleveland & Pitts.
bursh Railrosd will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Chicago and return for
$40. Tickets will be sold from July Sd 10 7th,
good returning until July 18th inclusive. ~
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clcanses tho blood and Precipitation OF Impurities
and poisonous elements and thus removes the
cNuSo ~rt7.y sI.. 1880 IE,-U
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November 10 40. December lo.4lc. January lo.ssc;
February l06lc; March lo.7ec; April l0,S7c.

bNEw York, June 27.-No general activity pre-.
Vailed hnt for lsnnelA therc hls been an improved
tended 10 blanks, repelaus and staple disM, with
light trade In printed fabrics. F.gyiSlA7sI35
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trHn nrcLAMArIoNa.

Miss Matte J. Hare, OF Centre district, re-
cited Thomas Buchanan Reads s.!rhe
Rising" Her ,elooutioni showed j. careful
training, which went deeper than the nsra
lines understanaingly and with considerable e
force, her only fault being too rapid an nj.
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AsoTHkR new arrival Of Phastons, Jump
Beat Buggies and Storm Spring Wagons, full
leather top and all, warranted, at great bar.
gains. J. w. FERsx1, 3
81. Cor. Main and Twenty.frst Streets. Z
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Jon LOT, Of -, 900 worth Of Mems Clothing,
which was bought at 50 cents on tho, dollar
and will be sold the same way Call and zee
them at Twenty.frst and Main strests.
rs 6 J gt 60 ~. a: ~ aIsss$5J, W. FEapr1 4
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PERSONAL MENTION,
News and G0ssip In Relation TO Various
q" ,aFa.h .|tgfsIFsu PronIc =i'Hs .-y .strTrn{'

News and Gossip In Relation TO Various
People. iI 81
Mr.: E. W. Hancher, Of Pittsburgh, was In
the city yesterday. ". !s' 1."'
Will 8. Mcdonald, the genial attache Of the
Wheeling Register, departed for home to-day.
We were mistaken in say Ing that he came 10
see the Ohio river sesnsry-it WAS something
more pleasing than that-ParkenJuEo jour
nal. '.sg.si j. e rs 't,'''t r.
Hon. B. l.. Butcher, the clever State gu.
perintendent Of Schools, has been warmly
endorsed by the Randolph county Democ.
rscy. resolution was adopted to the effect,
THAT the industry, z,al and executive abil.
ity with which the Hon. B. L. Butcher has
performed the duties OF his Office meets our
unqualified approval; and that the unpre.
cedented growth OF tho free school interosts
OF our young State during the four years Of
his administration, recommends him TO the
people as a man eminently qualified for the
position - a, Z;
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Gentlemeu's ana Lndie.' Shoes
OF all kinds, and at low prices. Call and
examine at J. W. AMIcK's
1143 Main street,
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DemVo,,c,.rr,ntlc National Conycntio

: EXCURSION TICKETS to Chicago at Union
Railroad Office, only $40, July. 8 to 7th. N
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8 Jusr think Of 1t, an eight.foot Step Ladder
for g 90, si1.foot for 81 80, with patent
buokst support, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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Mr. CHAs. WARpuRroN, Melbourne, Austra.
liz, says he suffered from sprained knee and
tried many preparations without relief.
Finally he tried st. Jacobs oil, the magic pain
conQuerQr, and WAS cured. n - 3 - d.
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! WoxAss'. hand.!urn kid Congress, at
5ss r szEfii j. w. ANIcK's !!1tt5 5.
~ \. Is .ttj! LAB Main street,
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HAND Garden Plows, Cultiyators, Heed
eowers and Toolh Of every description sold
by Rnyd. Markat Hnnars. .L'lalt N nm IL D
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bankrupt Sale 5
Commencing Ut 8 O'Clock to-day st the
Famous Hatter's, 1l42 Main street. All
goods must be sold. Ia -
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Brill fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged cypets loft, Il two-thlrds their frat
cost. = ;&Fi ifkt 80 ]. W. FERRKL.
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In wash dre,a goods OF csnts per yard, and
cents on the dollar, ]. W. FxlnKl.
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Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price pIr
Cents per pound, at Boyd'h Market Square.
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HxApauARrEns Tor all kIndp Of Gardening
Tools and ssods. 8. =. Boyd's, Market
s1uAre. 81. 211s ft,N 20. 81 s>4'g5lHht
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IniAllible, taateless, harmless, catharlic; Tor
ievsrlshness, Yestlessness, worms, constipa.
ton. Twenty-Five cenis. 81 ~ EIPf..!'
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y EXCURSION TIcKErs on sale Sd. and 4th OF
July at Union RAILROAD Office, 1900 Market
atreat A ,-- 80 =. L4t-.. !,
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I Reduced Rnlc. Via u. 4 Q. /,

q The B. g. O.. Go. will sell round trip tickets
10 points in Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota aud
Minnesota at one fare for the round trip
until June 30. Y Tickets good forty days FROM
date of Gale. 4 =. 4 Z. 4, ) I.s
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wn1x You want arst.olas Buggy OF
Wagon, 90 10 Boyd'A 9i:Ss !gfl a; 81 (,
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y .s ~. Wanted. "a l"SlSS z /.
Ten sales.boyu and fYe each boys at once, a
the Famous Hattcr's. ~ 9tZDFFS, @ ~
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!e,rlS Great bankrupt Sale = - ts y y, y.
Totatisfy Judgment, at the Famous Eaters,
ll49 Main street. FAN their stock Of Hats,
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods. also
Trunks and Batchels, to DO sold at any price
The sale will continue until the stock Ia all
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Col ton.

INV YORK, June 27-Cottou easy and prIces nm,
August 1l,Q6c; September l0,p2c; October 10 tsc:
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Che 1attelliqe,lte1os,



4 Now Advertisements. y
Garden Party on tho Island. 81; =, K
For eale-A Livery Stable. Rad,
Summer Boarding In New York.
Strasburg Cottage, Atlantic Highlands.
Grand Picnic at the New Fair Grounds.
Fancy Awnings, Campaign Flags, &c.-J
W.NLoAne. Ls,Stf ~ : !ast5 y. ~ " =.
Bresoh Loading Rillss and Shot Guns-I
G. Dillon. s. 81 -
Religious Notices--Fo page.
List Of Letters. Z. IS 81 -S' ~
On the Engne-Dr. Kennedy's Favoritt
Remedy-Third page. b g ~ K.
MoLain's Whesling Pills-Head Of Local. !.
SEERSUCKERS In Blue. $ y 8.
Seerauckcrs In While. ss;Ss:gs,
Seersuckers In Brown. ;.'a !sitt55sssstt
Scersuckers in Buff: vi Y " y
In large quantities at the Star. :3....
D. GUNDLING 8 CO., s;
-. s.7.5 ;.;,$. SO, Twelfth Street. !.
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oHIOCOUNTY,
Republican Convention !!

:, Tho delegates elected at tho Republican prima.
es noio on the 8lEt ut.. Mre requested 70 meet in
me room Of the House OF Delegates, CAPITOL Rmild.
ING, IN Inc City Of Wheeling, on tho Ith dsy of
Juno. 1871, az o'clock p. n, for tho purposo nj
sfaHn1sact!ng tho following business: il $3.50, =.
, tiht-Ihe selection Of delegates To the State
G6onSentlon 70 held at Patkersourg, ", Va Juiy
sseoadTrhe naion Of four candidates ior
Ia;rdGThe selection Of conle,ees to District
sb Eo;nT.sh-1ho nomination OF a candidate 10,
:, Fi nn, nomination Of candidate for clc,l
siKsh r.; domination Of candidate 10, Clerh
seSen,s,hmTao nomination Of candidate for
Highth r. nomination Of candidate ior AZ.
Nlnth-Ihc nomination Of candidate for A..
tc.sor, Country District "'' .ol AZ az
!. Iuo n nomination Of candidate for Cnnr,
AND tho appointment OF County Frecn,,vo
oommlttee o'erve for two years. l,-i 80 N'''
AZ Alsel tno a6ovo business haA been transacted.
Gny business nat may properly come befofe Inc
A.5{ -, r.. = 9. X. WALLACE, GsF
AZ, Gha!rnan County EXECUTIVE Committee
>. u. REEn, Secretary g2as -.
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ToLsno; O., June 2,.-whcat quiet and steady.
81 tse y1ssc June SSc 1uly August
9os bid; No. set esc: No 3zprlng sissscs: I ie.
lected Goa65c, Corn steady; high mixed 67o aSttd.
"a ~ srot atd June 65he July 10! Oats tssier;
2Sc; September 2sc; rfJs:nd aic. s.1> 1.usus'
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INDICATIONS.

For Tenneres and the Ohio Valley, zen.
orally fair, slightly warmer weather, e1cep,
local rains In 5 Tennessse, easterly winds in
Ohio Valley, variable winds, generally north
east to southeast in Tennessee. ~ 3}si /.
4 Lower Lake region, slightly warmer and
fair weather, cast TO south winds generally
lower barometer, XII y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-28

+. The Mountain Lake Park Hotel has ,bsen
greatly enlarged and improved, and will be
ready for the reception Of guests on July
1s.. Regular rates Of board 81 per day,
$l4l0 % per week, $50 90 per month, and hail
nrica .fnr childrenS u : tS5t i'4,r Ii Esl ~