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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-14
PERSONA. MENTiON.,
Ncus and Gossip In 'helAtion to Varioui
+. -4r.H People,.

News and Gossip In helAtl0h 10 VhriOuh
Em,9ra. People,; .,"T>> (
equire Phillip, lie at Pittsburgh. \
Master Hugh Brown, otsseubsnvilie, O., Ia
Waiting relatives In this city. s,sl5
Mr., Ed. Miller, OF Hobbs, Brockunier d
Co.'s, has gone 10 Massachusetts, On visit.
Mics Lille Baker will leave thia week
.or UIArksburg, where she will be the gueat
Of Mrs. john y. Vance. a..,. h. II
Mrs. Jane Hall aud Miss Mary Vance, OF
Wheeling, are visiting the family OF Hon.
Stephen Potts.--C Cambridge, O., Times. Id
Prof. W. X. Psndle.on during the psst
week was travelling through the First Con.
gressionai district being introduced to the
prominent people. [,4.r- q ii. tVr,
8. N. Pra,her, Esq. and family and Mr..
and Mrs. John R.iu have located In ALE
gheny City, and will make that place their
home in the future.
Hon John NJ. stocklale, Hon. G. W. MIL
Ter and Vim. Il. Chambers, OF the Pennsyl-
yAnia delegation to Chicago, spent Sunday In
Wheeling en- route home. ~ .
Vice President Thompson, Of the Ama1ga.
mated Association, left on the Diurnnl yes.
terday Tor I.onton, to adjust q difficulty
among the iron workers there. 40
Prof. W. H. seamon and vile, OF Abe.
marie county, Va, arrived in the city Sat.
urday and will spend several weeks visiting
Prof. seamon's father, Capt. Henry eeamon.
N. B. Scott, Ess. and wife were rendered a
very enjoyable sersnade Saturday evening at
their handsome nav residence on Fourteenth
street, by al orchestra composed Of Central
glsss house employee. y gu
General + H. Duval left Saturday for
Glendiye, NJ. T., where lie has two sons who
have located there and gone to farming. The
General took out two horses and variety Of
agricultural implements L .a.
James Z. B. Et1aator, Esq. .ot Washington,
Pa, delegate from the 1wenty-lourth Penn.
sylvanis districtto the Chicago DEMOCRATIC
convention, spent yesterday in this city, en-.
route home, the guest OF friends. .
Ex.sherifl George R. Tinsle. now prem.
inent citizen Of G!endi7e, n. r, who was in
Chicago during LAST weeks convention, d
now visiting friends iu Cambridge, O., and
before he goes West nySIu will visit his
Wheeling friends. - /!
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Menkemeler, OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, are stopping ut the Pars Hotei,
while making their bridal tour OF the West.
Mira. Men emeller was formerly Miss Clara
Stephens, OF Barn esville. Ohio, aud has Wis.
itei in Madison, where sbe has a number OF
warn. CHARACTERIZATION, HS, Slate journal.
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CITY MATTERN.
Brief Notes on Current Events OF ssin0F
# ,f.4 lhtcTesf. BJlI tls5gtl F
PLAcxpEgstks and pears have appeared In

Brief Notes on Current Events Of ssinor
~. I3h lntcTeSt. IIls ltsEl,Tl
BIAcKBrRzlrs and psars have appeared ia
Market D., u. MI,
Tn. Niagara" lre engine Will arrive on
the 28.h. m " x \ 4, j q ND NJ i y 4
RoBrSsos's circus has nome hno paper on
the walls. Y, n F}i : A. An I'D
Jupax JACOB will hold u special session Of
Part Ono OF tho Circuit Court, on Tuesday.
FIREMAN BEApour wss husd 81 and costs
by Squire Asnry Saturday for disturbance
Of the peace. l1o hHti j III '-.i7i,
Tx cooperative notary at Tiltonyille ia
being put under roof. Tho company IL com.
posed Of Wheeling workmen. ~ q, Eip BIZ
TnE "Littls Jewel" department oil The
English Lutheran Church will picnic at the
old Fair Grounds next Thursday.
THE Riverside heaters resums work this
morning. Attic upper bar mill twenty'iour
boiling furnaces will be running this week.
RICHARD NAuoRroE, a native Of Ireland.
| iecuied his first papers as n ciliz,n OF the
United Glates at Clerk Mitohell'u Q tilce sssur.
day! fN,."' es1iiH"tI'' ''Nft'' ''llN (
AMONG other things, the Pittsburgh Sports.
man would like 10 see Priddy maks match
| WAN NNAi nAu 4stiA seeeps ~oA -
lsnge. s. ..rs.-
SATURDAY evening the members Of the
| Haden orchestra rendered Prof. Keller, thetr
lleador, with farewell setsnade. The Pro.
iesscr leaves for Germany to-day to liniah bis
musical course. q,
"FA7ry" WilsorrnER aud trainer, J.. A.
iCl,ksr, left for Mtsdvilfe, Pc, Saturday.
We!sgerber will entGr the races which come
oil tht1e Tuesday. a..
Tns Society OF the Army Of West virginia
will hold It's Eighth annual reunion at Gum
berlsnt, Nd, September %, Sd and 4sh.
An immense wjeTam will DO erected. Hol.
lldsy post, OF this city, has been invited.
P.J. scHsElpxR. formerly OF Wheeling,
now resident Of New York City and con.
fnected with the Nav York Life Insurance
Company, died very suddenly at 2 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon at his homsin Nav Yurk,
All. Caldwell aud Tom Darah, two oil
| Weddings aspiring Democrats, visited Bar
bur cnunty iast week 10 look after ti1eii
respcct!ye fences. Dariah found 6nperinten'
dent West. OF tba P-nitentiary, looking aftei
the came timber that he asin search OF.
The Mouudsvillo Camp Grounds become
more and more popular daiiy: List weei
the following persons moved their familie
there for the heated term: Mr.: Cecil Robin
son, Mrs. Hickey, William ]. Hamilton, Mrs
D. r. Brooks, Mrs. Martha Bod!ey. .Nei
Thompson, Mi. Thompson, b., M. Jshsl
aad Daniel Bodley. 100 %
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Hte1,bur1 utra'd lEs ,ilSS
The Riverside Glass company gro psepar.
Ing to erect small furnace for the manufac-
ture Of the ooarse grade Of glnss. 1t IL to be
built on plan originated and patented by
Henry Gasmire. The larger furnace is also
being overloaded and repai1ed. The factory
will start up August 18Th, with gas fuel
throughout. us II ~ lsss sll :. 49, -
Experiments are in progress at tho window
glass factory to End how glass may be melt
ed In one or more pots In iurnsce ss need
ed, wi.hou. using the entire set at the same
time. Tit can be done succeGsfally 1t will
effect very. great saving, as only. tbs two
CURED and not tbs entire ga. ss Is o1di.
'nsrily the case. The experiments arc being
tried in the new portion Of the iko!ory, the
furnace OF which ia after a different plan
from that Ia tha older portion, having been
built with reference 10 being run with gas.
Ia these experiments the incl used isgss In
one trial they succeeded in making melt.
but brcks the pot in the effort, the: heat be.
IL too great. :15''5 q. !, ',7f ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
6nccesS Attending the Meeting OF the
National AhauclntlOn nj mntllAon

SnccesS Attending tho Meeting OF the
National Association NJ Madison.
MADISON, Wis, July 13.-Tne National
Educational Association, which with
council work opened here on Thursday
last and will close on Friday next, has al.
ready attracted 5000 teachers, and prom
ises to be the largest educational gathering
ever held > in America. Tomorrow
morning the educational council con.
tinues its work with the. discussion
Of pedsgogues as a sciencs, and require
ments for admission to college," In the
evening the Froebel Institute Of North
America opens its session with an address
BY President Mailman, OF Indiana. Sub.
iect, Essentials Of New Education" The
Wisconsin State Teachers Association will
also initiate its work with the opening ad-
dIees by President stearnB, Of the White
Water State Normal school. ~ -
The industrial and art depsrtmentsin the
capitol building under director general,
Hon. 7. W. Sheldon, OF Boston, will be
officially Inspected tomorrow by Governor
Ruak, Of " isconsin, lion. Thomas W.
Bicknell, President OF the National As?o.
citation, Ex-Governor Fairchilds, General
David Atwaod, Col. W. F. Vilas, Dr.. ]. L.
Curry, OF Virginia, Rev. A. D. Mays, with
other members Of the press and prominent
educators. "a, -, ~. N.rf
The exhibits Of this department in tech.
nlcal education and school industrial work,
designing work aud kindergarten, are the
finest and most extensive ever on exhibi.
ton in the United States. Prominent and
noteworthy features are unanimity as to
the methods and purposes Of art education
in this country, the end at onco being prac.
teal and disciplinary. Five States-lowa,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana
have complete exhibits OF school
work from kindergarten to the
completion Of the college curricu.
Ium. Massachusetts, Iowa, - Michi.
gan, New York, Missouri, Maryland, Cali.
fornia and Pennsylvania have partial but
comprehensive exhibi,s Of the various
cities represented in art industrial works
in the common schools. VI. Louis, Ohics.
go, Providence, R l., Columbus, o., and
Worcester, Mass, are mentioned as espe.
cially noticeable and complete. Impor.
tant exhibits are made by the Massachu.
setts Normal Art school and the Maryland
Institute, oil Baltimore. Ig1rll.s4 SAT-
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HExrs.TURDAY'S RACE.
The Gossip Among tho Aquatic Fri
49, u ternity.. 'aU ~ -

The Gossip Amt ng tho Aquatic Fra.
Breaking OF the boat race between Jimmie
Manton and He'll ct Bsllaire next Saturday,
up. D. O." the Wheeling correspondent Of
the Pittsburgh Sportsman, sayt:
"There are two courses at Bellaire, and it
Is left until the 17Ih to decide which coursa
shall be rowed on. Manton, in company
with Ritz. ia now at Rsllsire, trainipg nara
10 beat the Bellaire wonder" Bite tells me
he will have his man In condition to stay
when the time comes. The betting, &c. far,
in In favor OF the Bellaire Kid at the rate OF
two to one. Bone few bets have been made
that way. According 10 some people down
here, every race rowed isp crooked one,
and the coming event between He'll and
Manton Is no exception In their minds. In
a conversation with Mnnton, he said to me
that be will satisfy the public tina. at least
he Ia 70 wing on the square, "a 1t Is his inten-
ton, heretofore expressed, OF going before
an Alderman previous to getting into his
boat, and taking an oath to the effect that he
will beat the Boy souller Of the West, II the
speed Is in him."
The Bellaire correspondent OF the same
paper has tho following. The betting IN
this town on the Heil.Mantun race 10 about
even. clator ia getting He'll down hne and
will bring ont oil there Is In him. Taking
hea,say, Mau.on Is rowing In fine form, ard
biz bsckers claim that be will come out
ahead in the struggle. OF course they have
right to think 20. ~ to the rumor going
around about the race being sold, hsys no
hesitancy in saying there Ia nothing in 1t at
ali; i: hsing only started by some cranks
who OWNED they could make something out
OF It BY way OF betting. But it won't work,
for as far as He'll, o. tns Be!!aire KID, 80 he Ii
commonly called, Is concerned, it vi be o
fair and square race, and the sports ~ this
town know It, TOO. 1tisa settle9, solid fact
that He'll will row to the best OF bis ability,
and come in ahead II he can do it.,
"Aan.on End his trainer, Stony Ritz
came doSa here to-day and will stay till at.
ter ihs race. iris whisperel IN my ear tina,
in case He'll wins this race from Aantan, jm.
medately after the same bscke1a will Offer to
In fact I am almost certain, that the uE.
known vill ba IIouis Felsinp, Staunch
friend and hacker Of Aanto1. We shall see. y
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Torpid Ltver, &.

n ight swestr, lever. ohills, malaris, dysper,
sla, cured by "Wells Health Renewer:n 81.
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Billy Brice!and, tho osrilnsn, recently told
friend that his aquatic prospects wera bad,
as bis health would not permit him to 60
through course Of training, and he had
about concluded to give up rowing for the
season. He will 60 up to Brilliant and en-
bark in the saloon business. It Is pity
Bfiiy's health has failed him. Msny OF hts
friends had great hopes OF his making things
decidedly interesting Tor rome Of the Eastern
scullers this season, and will be maoh diaap-
pointed 10 hear he has quit rowing for the
aeason, i'rl sI- II. VI
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pOLIr1cSIN BERKELEY.

Comfy Covsntions-Huw Clevelaud's
Nomination WINS xeceiv.d-NoteS.
Corepondence Of he Inttligenoer.
MARrlNsBvRG, w. Va, July 12-The
Democracy Of Berkeley county assembled
in maes convention at the court house at 2
r. NJ, and selected vtntesn delegates to
the Congressional Convention, which
meets at Grafton on the 22l inst. The
convention instructed the delegates to cast
the vote az unit for Hon. W. L. Wilson,
Of Jefferson, as Berkeley's choice for Con-
gress. Since the Berkeley Democracy has
30 generously complimented one Of Jaffer-
sons SONS, she will no doubtremember, at
the State Convention on the gard at
Wheeling, Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, whom
the Democrats Of Berkeley hope to see
nominated for Governor. -
The newa Of the nomination Of Nleye-
land and Hand,ieAs WIZ NOT received with
that degree Of satisfaction that has hereto.
fore marked the countensnces Of the
Democratsaiter their national conventions.
While the artillery company wes firing
ss,ute in honor Of the nominees you could
see The psmocrats sitting along the street1
in little groups with faces expressing any.
tuluk wv uuPos Auo AopuulChu6 AI6
satisfied with the ticket, and claim it is an
easy one to beat.
The Blaine and Logan club completed
their organization on Thursday last by the
election OF Joseph Hsldeman, President.
The clnb bps enrolled one hundred and
torty-two names. and Of tho next meeting
1t will be more than doubled. Perfect
harmony exists. and every one Is waiting
for the command forward.
The Republican County Convention to
select delegates 10 the Parkersburg aud
Grafton 1ohventiopg, is called to meet on
Saturday, the e6th Inst. 10 lar tho per.
sonnet OF the State ticket has not been dis
guessed to any extent, though many claim
that che lid the convention nominate Max.
well he would carry this county by a COM
bination Of tpa votes opposed to the B!our-
bons.
The Democrats held their Senatorial! con.
vention in this, the Thirteenth district, on
August 9th, to nominate a Cspdiuate for
Senator. IS s@ts, Eyi.
Hon. Thomas J. West paid our town 5
visit on Friday. ~. !EIf =
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An old physician. retired from practice, hay
Ing had placed In his hands by an East india
missionary the formula OF = simple and vege.
table remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca,arrh,
Asthma and oil throat and Lung Affections,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested Its wonderful curative powers
In thousands OF cases, has felt It his duty 10
make II known 10 his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire TO 70.
lieve human suffering. will send free Of
charge, 10 all who desire It, this recipe, In
German, French or English, With full dlsec.
tons for preparing and using. Sent by mail
By Addressing WIN Sstanp naming this paper,
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Tho Concert Saturday Night. /,

The largest crowd that has yet attended
one Of the free open air concerts enjoyed the
unusualy fine music made by the Opera
House band at Capitol Square Saturday
night. The programme Was we'll arranged,
and the numbers finely executed. Tho re.
csption OF the music by the audience demon.
strated that the popular airs are much more
acceptable than the classical competitions.
"0ld Folks at Home and 1.-THE solder's
Dream" the latter medley OF war tunes,
and patriotic pieces, were enthusiastically
applauded. The selections from III Trova.
tore were difficult enough to dismay any
less thorough musical organization, and the
success with which they were rendered vim.
dicatest the verdict that the Opera House
band Is one OF tho finest in the country.
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Denth ofLeyi Noble.

Lsyi Noble, sexton OF Mt Wood Cemetery,
died at an early hour yesterday morning,
from disorder Of the stomach caused by ex-
posurc to the heat and overwork week or
10 ago. He will be buried tomorrow after.
noon by the G. A. R. Post. : Mr.. Noble served
with distinction for three years Of the war
as a member Of an Ohio battery. He WAS a
consistent Christian, a, good husband ard
father, a warm friend aud model man In
every respect, and his death will cause GEN.
eral segrs. among his large circle OF acqsint-
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CnlcAoo, July l2-The Drorers Journal renorts
Mvg hoss--Recetpts 5000 he'd; shipments ri
mead; market nnsettled: rough packing al poas Is
BACKING and shipplngs5 PAS IS: lishi 81 90s5 6s
s y, PEI " ooas 90. ca,tl1-Recepts $500 head
Ss boau "; good 70 choice shipping e las 60
Summon 10 medium s. Co.'s 20: gfasI Texans n 4.
20 g9 shesp-Rceelps 100 head; sbibments none u. e
ma5fet am; inferior 70 iais g. 50aa 50 per cw,
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"A Conper Miniug Company.

On Saturday Secretary OF State stalnaker
Issued 8 certificate OF incorporation 10, the
Russel Copper aiming company, formed for
the purpo.s OF mining and preparing for
market copper and other ores and mineral
substances !. The corporation Is TO keep its
principal cilics aud plaza OF buslnt 8, at Har.
risbu,r. Pa, aud Is 10 expire June !, 1884.
Fifty dollars has bssn subscribed 10 the capt.
tai q ock, and raid in, and the privilege IL
reserved Of ,scressing the same By the sale
of additional shares 10 5000 600 The incor.
poratore arc w. @. Sharpiess Philadelphis;
Thomas Brown, philsdslphis; y: a. Middle.
ton, Harrisburg, and John W. Gittlu, Phila.
dolphla. each holding ten aharss. sf,,yg.ssa
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A NentCnr.

Tho advertising car; of John Robinson's
show, which lay IN the B & yard at the foot
Of Twentieth street, Saturday, was visited by a
stream OF people, It IA the ueatest and best
arranged car Of the kind ever leen here. 1t
Is divided into three compartments, and
every inch OF space Is utilized. A neat and
aumptuously fitted up Office occupies the
middle OF the car. and at each eud, connected
by narrow corridor, ~ an airy alesplng
room, tho two divisions amply accommodst.
Ing the twenty employees, and furnishing
room basides for about d. N tons Of paper.
The paste cans. fUlnacee, brushes and the
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,Yisticufrs Saturday Might.

Saturday evening about o'clock Jerry
Donavin, tx.enginser at the Uaited engine
house, attacked Jim Robertson, foreman at
that house. fsst calling Robertson by an ap.
prob!ious name and then knocking him
down. Donayin Is said to havs been drunk,
but tho assault grew out Of an old grudge. J
Saturday one Tracy, fighter from fighter.
vile, was in 'HAnke's saloon, hungry Tor q
fight. ! He got 1t. acquaintance accepted
alley, and after an interval OF aoout three
minutes and half the latter was 80 badly
used up.that he will not have an appetite
lor fighting for several days 10 come.
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HIVER NEWS.

HotesAbout the Steamboats,, Bank Briefs
s}H and Geographic reports.
The Elaine will be this mornings Parkers.
burg packet. III, .-l
Tho Katie stockdale passed up ouroute ior
Pittsburgh at II A. ", with fair trip.
It Is reported that the name OF tho Abner
O'Neal will be changed to Cumberland"
The Jennie Campbell and bayges have besn
taken to eweeney's wharf at the upper eud
Of the city. ..5l !; .... !.
The river still continues to fall slowly.
The marks last evening indicated depth In
the channel Of 4 feet inches. Z. = :
The Diurnal got away promptly at 8 o clock
yesterday morning for Cincinnati WHARF abe
will go on the dock, for general repairs.
The old Chesapeake has returned from Pr.
Pleasant, whore she has been fors several
weeks past being repaired, and IL laid up
under the bridge. .a5f'1G1 =
Gen'l A. Il. Beach, surveyor Of the mort
went down 10 Gallipolis on the Diurnsl vas,
terday morning to look after eeyeral boata
th.t have been altered ,5lsi7 =
Saturday the Clifton arrived from aboys
with three boata containing brick for s,rast
paving purposes. The Easane passed down
with logs. The Jim Brown pa.,ed I'm VIII
GOAL barges. The Il. N. Townsend pesssd
down with empties, aud the Belle Prince Az.
rived from above with empties.
Capt. Hugh Funk says that he was pilot m
the old s!dewheel steamer Monroe anna
twenty. five years ago, when she lost her rnd,
der aud stern post, and in that condition
steered har 50o miles and landed her a,io nj
New Orleans, but In doing 1t he worked The
engineers nearly TO DEATH Pittsburgh Com.
Dereidl- Gas.tie.' 4 q y. 4 ~,
The Andes Is duo to-day from Cincinnati
and will leave for that city on her return
trip tomorrow afternoon at s O'Clock, The
attention OF that portion OF thu publio In
search OF pleasure trips 10 especially directed
10 tho Andes. She Offers extra inducem al Ia
10 parties desiring to make the round Tin.
Capt. Charlie Muhlemsn, master, Ia cloyer
GENTLEMAN, who always aims 10 please hiu
patrons, and In this he Is ably assisted by
Mess.s. Noll and Knox, the clerks. The An.
lies POSSESSES ample accommodations for
both passengers and shippers.
On Orr, Pa, July ID River s inches
md falling, weather clear and pleasant.
4 MoaoAYrowH. W. VA, July ls-River 6
inches and stationary; weather clear. Their.
nometer S., q. 515i, :.
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NM ps,1lol<sn1

Tremendous excitement was noticeable
Saturday on the sidewalk In front Of Wilson
WA under diseussi1oR But }s 1pSsoved not to
be the case. Only the big picnic to be given
BY the North street NJ. Z. Sunday school at
Mahan's Grove on Wednesday, July 16, was
being talked Of. Nc wonder it e1cites un-
usual interest,
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To he Editor q the Int!ligta.e..z=.--l...
: Sir. I have been informed that at Benwood
CERTAIN psrtics are representing that Hon.
Josiah Sinclair, q member OF the Hnuse OF
Delegates tor Marshall codnty In 1882, op-
posed tue Miners Bill. know the repor! to
be A MISREPRESENTATION, Mr.. Sinclair not
only favored the bill, but earnestly worked
to secure It's passage. -il.E:-tA A. LA1LY.
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A Fair offer.

The Voltaio Belt Company, OF Ma,ahsll,
Mich, offer 10 send Dr.. Dyes celebrated
yoltaic belt and electric appliances on trial,
for thirty days. to men. both old and young,
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality,
and many other diaeaaes. Doe advertisement
In this paper. ~ 4 ,55 iPf TrhsAw
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Petroleum..

Ciso1ssaTF O.. July 12-Live hogs atm: cam.
Y Man aNa lGht y 2jah 30; packing and butchers
- iesa ~ hcccipts 42o head: shipments 7o5 head.
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Just Receiving

Another lot OF carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring pbse.ons, oog carl9, piano box
and cut down, front buggles; all full leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three sprirg wagona for !sss money thkn
ever before offered in Wheeling. Call, see
and price at J.W. Ferrel's, corner Main and
Twenty first streets. ~ ,.35jssL
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READ advertisement in this issue Of the
Pittsburgh Driving Park-Homewood. The
races that will take place there next week,
July 10Th, 18th, 18th and 18th will be the
grandest. ever, held In Pennsylvania; all the
greattrotters will contend, Jay.Eye-Sss, g..
Julien, Edward Thorne, Buffalo Girl, Johns.
ton, aud in fact all the fastest horses on re-
nord 1919 ~ Il 2 --------. ~ ., 1