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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
News aud Gossip IN Relation 10 Various
People.

News aud Gossip tn Relation 10 Varioui
People.
Mr.. D. L. Morrow, Of Fairmont, was at the
Mcclure yesterday. 1854. F.-
MIR. Gus B. spates, OF Clarksourg, is among
his many friends In the city.
W. 8. Wiley, OF the New Marinsville Dem
oerat. spent bis Fourth in Wheeling.
Mrs. VIM. BOUCHER and child have gone to
Allegheny City on visit to friends.
Robert G. Colburn, E.Q., OF Somerset, Pa,
was registered at the Mcclure House yester.
day.
Hon. o. 8. Mckinney, Of Fairmont, was
among his numerous Wheeling friends yes
terday. .,u EsN-u
Mayor H. G. Jackson and. wife, and Miss
Bessie Thompson, Of Parkersburg, spent yes
terdsy in the city. aEf
Messrs. George Storm ard Nick Crawley
lefs for Cleveland Thursday evening 10 be
gone for several days.
Mr.. Alex. Laughlin and daughter, and Mr..
Gibson Lamb and family, are among the re.
cent arrivals at Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.. A. W. Kelly aud family, leave to-day
for Cape May, Fortress Monroe and other
seaside resorts, where they will spend the
summer.
Clerk T. N. Dar1ah, Of the Municipal
court, left for Chicago yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. John Walton will discharge bis duties in
his absence.
Messrs. R. o. Holiday and John Nc Q1ade,
Of 6taunton. two popular young society
gentlemen Of that city, are spending few
days in Wheeling, and have made many
friends here since their arrival.
Nesars. A. A. Poole, +. II. Hays, II. ].
Cotton, James N. Sharp and George Caldwell,
OF Washington, Pa. came in ovsr the Ma.
tional pike yesterday on their bicycles, took
dinner at the Mcclure house, and afterspsnd.
ing q few hours in the city left again for
homo on their wheele.
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LAWN FETs LAST NIGHT



is wood. r..
The lawn jete given by Mrs. Frank J.
Hearne last evening, at her elegant home
in that charming little suburb, Leather.
wood, was the most complete social success
that has delighted Wheeling society folks for
many day. Ever since tbs invitations
wers issued these fortunate ones
receiving them have been on the
qui ,ire-of anticipation. The enter
tainment was superbly carried out from be-.
ginning to end, The spscious grounds dot
ted over with colored tepes and marques
were brilliantly illuminated BY handreas Of
Chineae lanterns and several large headlights
These lights were also placed along the
length OF the dIivs down to the National
road. After 1t had become quite dark a
splendid display Of fireworks wss given. com.
prising several new and novel pyrotschnics.
The guests commenced arriving at oclock
aud were graciously welcomed by Mrs.
Hearne In her most winning manner. Hhe
was nssisted in receiving by several Of her
lady friends. In addition 10 the numerous
attractions Mrs. Hesrre's home offers, filed
as 1t is with rare BRIT .brac tho fireworks
and illuminated grounds, there was
provisions made lor tno66 desiring
10 dance, the music being furnished by Prof.
Killmyer. Probably, however, the most en-.
tertaining feature was the private theatre
calls. A little comedy was given, in which
several, whose ability is acknowledged, took
part. Refreshments Of the choicest nature
were served during the evening. II was a
full dress affair, OF course, and the
effect produced by the lifting
sbout of the lad;eu in their
light dresses under the lights and trees was
very pretty, making most attractive Ecene.
About ons hundred and twenty ladies snd
gentlemen were there as guesis. Embraced
people in this city and vicinity. Several
from otker cities were also present.
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Last evening Officers steinbicker and
Barum arrested Newt MARROW at bis home on
Cen ire Market square, and committed him
TO the county jail. The arrest Was made on
a warrant Issued by Squire Phillips, and the
crims with which NARROW Is charged Ia one
OF the most bestial and repu!sive imaginable,
tho victim Of tbs indignity being a respect.
able youth OF sixteen. The assault was com.
mitted yesterday afternoon, and the boy vent
to the City Building at once TO secure the
bruts's arrest. He was taken to 'equire
Phillips flee and swore out the warrant.
The boy felt the disgrace keenly, and said II
he had no redress at law he would find way
to punish MARROW. 1t ia almost pity he
was not permitted to visit condign venge-
auce himself. 49,. -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


EB-5ECOkD PRESBYTERIAN CIlURCH-s.r.
Vices will DO hold by the pastor, Rev Vim. II,
Cooke, D. D., al 1890 A. n. aud 790 p y. 10 morrow
rB'FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Thc pas.
tor. Key. y. A. Cunningham, D D., will preach
at 1880 y. No tcrvice In tho evening. tkbbalb
School ut A. Y. Mission School, Eighteenth
street, above Jacob, at 7:3JP.A. E-g-.T| +
no-zANH STREET NJ. X. CHURCH-Rey, Mr.,
Hutchinson, pastor OF Chapline street Church,
will preach tomorrow at 1880 A. ~. aud Rev. Il.
4. Hlte, T. T., at 45P u. Tho lords Supper will
be administered ut tho close OF the evening, ser.
mon. Loveieaht and Quarterly Conference Mon.
day evening a. 7:45. ALL Invited to these ser.
VICES a|.. 80. j. ---7 :
Ss-DlsCIpLEs CHURCu.-se,vlces at thi,
Church Tomorrow as follows: sunday School al
$50 4. y. ChilaEen's meeting at 1o:si 4. ~, rub.
ject, Christ is King" Evening at 7:i5 subject,
Head and Heart" Z J. HART. Pastor. ~
rS-foURTH STREET N. Z. CHURCH. Quar-.
tctly meeting services will to held In this church
to'noirow morning. beginnir Ut the usual hour
The sactRmen:s OF Bapu'm an1 tho Lords Sumner
will DO administered. The pastor will preach In
III event. g. -
rs'FIRsr ENG. EVAN. LUTB. CHURCH-ser.
VICES tomorrow at l030 A. n. and 7:I5 by the mas.
tor. Key. K II. Dornb aser. Sunday echool at Ilb
Pm Strangers nie welcome
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CITY MATTERS.
Z. ....r .# y " .E-N".
Brief Notes on Current Events OF hinor
Tuteye4e. 81. H-.". ~.

I'LL InteIest.
THK circus next. Az - ~. a.ar
orw air concert at the Capital Square this
evening. Z, ,9I f5Sfg&t tsI
THERE are ak cases on the slate for this
THx Supreme Court Of Appeals meets again |
this forenoon at 10 O'Clock. IA
THERE were four special policemen on yes.
to-day In addition to the regular force.
TuIRE was no business transacted Of the
State House or Court House yesterday. IA,
WILLIAM RANKIN and Harry johnson. two
boys, wers arresitd last night by Officer Mont.
gomery for shooting oil Roman candles on
the Btreet.
Or the 1913 ra'oon keepers listed In Bel.
mont county, IS have paid their taxes under
the Scott law. Only nine ealoonists are sell
Ing beer exclusively, .. .rmi
TEX clcssst escape from fire yesterday
WAS in Market alley, Second ward, where nn
exploded hre cracker set fire 10 fence. The
blazs was extinguished before 1t had done
any harm. 5If.
AN unknown boy yes 'erday drew. revolver
In EAst Wheeling and attempted 70 shool
Lewis Britt, IT,, son OF Mr.. Lewis +. Britt.
The police heard OF the affair but could not
find the boy.
mort OF the Wheeling people who are going
To the Chicsgo Democratic convention, Will
leave this afternoon al 225, on the Baltimore
& Ohio road. A few Wheeling people are
already In Chicago. ,.fS -
BRooxE county's Assessor, T. q. Buchnn.
On, ID assessing the farm products In accord
ance with the instructions OF Auditor NJ iller,
being compelled to do 40 by the recent dac's.
lon Of ,hs Supreme Wt!lsInrg Local.
Jons BxurER was fined 81 and costs in
police court this morning, for shooting tire.
crackers on the street the night before.
John was the only person fined Tor this
offAnse, but several thousand. were equally
guilty.
ALEX VALENTINE, arrested by officer Mont.
gomery, Henry Frable, run In by, Ciicer
Sleinbicksr and Lot Murphy, picked up by
6peolal Moore, all charged with drunken.
l-ass :on the street, rsposed In the lookup at
miuA'oht,
JENNIE r.-xR, q young woman well known
70 the ponce, hAs picked up in an alley on
the South Side y..arday, In q beastly state
OF intoIicatlon. She Sought Officer Stein.
blcksr, who made the arrest, 40 fercely tina.
be had 10 summon Officer Montgomery and
Special Brooks to his aid, and all three had
their hands foil getting her 10 the lookup. =
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doirgs OF Went virIinians and
Their Nelghb0ra. 't !

Recent Doirgs OF Went virIinians and
Their Neighbora. 's 4
During the past week over fifty head Of
sheep were killed In Randolph county by
dogs. 1b.g,.3, /, IAN, g..te
The Terra Alta Enterprise his passed its frat
mile stone. It is newsy paper and we'll
gotten up. .aRar
The Hinton Herald sayu that yery serious
difficulty occurred between come negroes al
Stone Cliff on Sunday, the :0:h OF june, In
which negro man named Mosely was shot
and killed, ano white man, whose name
was not learned, was dangerously wounded.
A destructive FIRE occurred In Charles.
town, Jefferson county, on last Thursday
night. Tho building and Btock OF GetseE.
danpr & Bakers hardware store, the Method.
ist p.sonags and another building were de-
sttoYed. Ths loss Of Gessendaner & Baker
is placed at s.. 600. .,...g...
Vincent Gray. colored man, in tho en-
| ploy Of the @. l. o, railway, was run over by
an engine and killed near Talcott, Summers
county, on Sunday lsst. It seems that Gray..
while drunk, laid down on the track and
went to sleep. Alter the accident bottle OF
liquor was found upon his parson.
The Martinsburg Salesman has enlarged.
heightened the columns 90 that 1t Ia equiyt-
lent 10 an addition OF SIX columns 10 the
paper. The Statesman recently purchased a
new presl All this ,ends to show that the
paper under the present management is q
success.
The Fairmont Vest Trginian SAYS: IA
large force OF Huncariaus and l,aliaus-men
who have been waking tor Contractor Ben.
nett on the F., NJ. l. p, below town-s!ruck
for higher wages They had been receiving
81 10 PSF day and struck for 81 Is. We
understand that Mr.. Bennett will not give
an increase and hiss sent for other handa."
Mollie, youngest daughter Of r. Fl Jones'
Of Monongalia county, was badly bitten on
the left snkle by q copperhead snake few
days since. She YVES going through lane
and the suake lay OF the foot Of tree
Whisky was procured q, soon 81 possible and
freely used. and with other remedies the
wound Is doing a. well o. could be expected
though the limb Is terribly swollen, the
swelling extending even 10 her face. The
snake waa killed, and ives at least two and a
half feet in length.
On the 18th Of June last Hardwicke, a
Is year old son Of Hamilton G. West, of Mo-
Iongalih county, accidently fell upon sharp
elder s.ubbls, nsar bis fathers house, and
ran the elder into hiahsnd neat the wrist on
a line with bis little finger. He experienced
but little trouble al first, but on Thursday
lust he was taken with severe pains in the
back and sps1ms set In. Physiciana were
summoned aud they succeeded In removing
a large pieca Of the elder which had en-
bedded itself In the tendons and muscles Of
the hand, but not until, itJw was too
late to cave the boys lifs. He died in great
agony from the lorkj,w. 'l.ti-1; =
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
An EAST, WHEELING DRUG sToRr
lavadsd b., an Eraut shan Of Electricity which
Iaters Through Chimney sud Dtmollihss
Thisss-A ssrious Accident Dat tina L.
81 /. Piks-Oth.s Echoes ofthe Fourth. 5.,t,

During the heavy thunder storm which
prevailed over this section yesterday from
about II o'clock TIL noon, several email
accidents, In which lightning took part,
occurred, but no serious damage was done.
At Geotzs's East Wheeling drug store, on
Sixteenth street, bolt OF lightning struck
the chimney. demolishing II and scattering
brick over the roof and yard, aud descending
through the stove pipe, tore II from the wall
and separated 1t at the joints. s.rswing SCOT
all oyer little room In The rear Of The store.
1t then descended into the cellar,
where It entered the heater, and tearing the
door oii, flashed about the goods stored In
the CELLAR In lively manner. Some bottles
were broken and considerable damage done
to costly goods both downstairs and up, The
telephone, the wire Of which comes down
the chimney, was ruined for the time being.
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1ELL!AiSE.
births and Deaths In the Last Ycnr.
'.." r- Other Notes 81 t'"F

Births and Deaths III the Last Ycar.
Other Notes. s'"F
Tho whole county reports still better
ratic--l, l03 births TO d39 deaths, 5,,5.s
Charles eheets Is home for the summer va.
cation OF the Cleveland Business College.
where he has been in attendance.
Tho Band Of Hope festival in the First
ward was success, but not ss many people
were In attendance e were expected.
Thomas Shelley, bsl!aire's delegate to the
Democratic National Convention at Chicago,
will leave for that city this afternoon.
Two obstreperous drunken men we're pull
ed from the @. Il 7. accommodation train Al
itH'sr'sd last night, They were landed in
the lookup. 80
William Huston and Mics Mary Miller
were married Thursday night at the resi-.
dsncs Of the BRIDES father, H. B. Miller, in
the Firat ward. - 81
Great numbers OF boys, and some men;
make practice OF going swimming along
the river front before 1t is dark. They cause
annoyance 10 ladies' who have to 20 to boats
OF to the ferry landing.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain yesterday
forenoon, nearly all tho arrangements Of the
SAtoeo PtANoho ouN p0DlAo PACuiCo W6EC Cas-
r!ed out Ia some manner. Many who got
started too carly were caught by the storm.
Quarterly meeting Of the South Bellai.e
circuit Of the N. y. Church begins to-day at
the Wegee church. A number expect to ba
present from here. Tomorrow Presiding
Elder Paine will assiat in communion sely.
ices in the church. an o. l.r1l = :
The pressure Of water in the city pipes ia
now ample in the lower parts OF town and
the water reaches the houses on the hillsides.
The old pump had besn throwing water only
part way to the reservoir, connection being
made with the supply pipes there. IA
The @. & p. surgeon. Dr. Todd, is about
ready to let George Hevers 20 as uursd. This
Gaze has besn one Of the most remarkable on
record for the quickness with which the "a.
tiont hes recovered from the amputation OF
both legs above ths knees, and absolutely
withoutany uniavorable circumstance dur.
iag the healing. e,s&.s,I.',-
The number Of ,birtho in Bellaire have
about doubled the number Of deaths during
ths last yesr In each ward they we're as fol.
lows: Ia-t, 5lI .rs - r Z. llfs =
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 500 different Patterns
OF Suitings, 100 different Patterns OF
pantalOonlngs, and 81 different Patterns
Of Spring OfercOatings. Made up In
best style, Mt u. HESS s. SONS,
No. 1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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Yesterday q boy about ii years Of age q
son Of W. r. IIne, OF the Island, was '.ceit :
brsting" Independence Day With q revolver
which he had procured without bis fathers
knowledge, when in some uHex planned mar
ner the pistol was discharged while the mrz.
z!e was pointed the wrong way, and the bail
entered hts left hand, iratoting a ysry pain
ful wound, which will disable tue youth. for
some time TO come.
1t 10 q wonder thst more accidents of this
character were not reported yesterday. They
are aptto be dangerous in this warm w ather,
as lock aw not inirtquently sets 10.
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Broke His Arm.

Yesterday George Fisher, Young son OF
MI. Benz amin Fisher. was SOC fling in good
residence In East Wheeling, when he was
thrown violently against the iron fence by q
companion, and lis right arm was badly
broksn at the wrist. Dr.. Hugs dressed his
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THE nounnsyILLE CAMP GROUND.
Families on the Ground.
IeWsy Notes.


Additional Families on the Ground.
1ewsy Notes.
The families OF Mrs. William Desn. Will.
liam Elson, Stephen Waterhouse, Jr., Harry
Merkel, Mr.. Deal, Joseph Ebert, Col.William
Travis, William Wilkinson, Albert echurz,
James Bodley, Col. Hugh Sterling. John
Kyle, Joseph A. Bodley, Mrs Netf, Noah
Beck, Luke Elton, William Marsh, William
Ripley, John Cowl, James Warden and Ar
thur Little have moved into=their cottages
for the summer. ss L..
Miss Emma Stephens 10 occupying her new
cottage.
Ths Hotel Company completed their or.
ganizstion yesterday with the election OF J.
W. Bodley, President; N. W. Beck Secretary;
DR.. John Morris, Treasurer. The hotel build.
ing now in process Of construction, will Hoon
DO completed, furnished and ready for occu-
hotel from time to tins, to meat the EXPECT
ed demands for room and board. b.
From the present outlook there will not be
an unoccupied cottage on the grounds.
t.. Wheeling nai!ers are largely represented
here. All, rs
Grafton to Wheeling hnye sent jewellers to
this popular summer rtsort. No
doubt the Ohio River Rod from Park.
ersburg up will help to enlarge the popula.
ton By offering regular, rapid and cheap
10 Moundsyills. rt,f :
S Tho accommodation trains on the B. t. o.
r. r. stop at Alexandria, which 10 eight mir:
utes walk from the grounds. 7n,
( A prominent physician states that the well
water ia q most excellent tonic and thare IL
no dou bt but that 1t has the effect OF ceans-
inc the human system Of all impurities tho
blood. j..
some person has well remarked that when
peopls come 10 camp meating they should
cave the devil and the dogs OF home. Thoss
who have stock OF either will take notice
md govern themselves accordingly.
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D0er IN tho River,

Yesterday morning about o'clock one Of
the Reymann Brewing Compsny'a beer
wagons was driven down 10 the river with o
load OF beer for the steamer Telegram. The
driver made too short turn, and the wagon
was upset and the entire load thrown In tho
river. The deck-hands waded In and caught
the kegs. The wagon was badly broken UP.
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Thrown frvn Mi, nuruv.

Yesterday forenoon man numed Camr.
bell, who lives at Belmont, Ohio, but Is visit
Ing bis mother 10 North Wheelng, was driy.
ing out the pike cas-! tho city with friend,
when the to am, a span Of small Indian po-
MES belonging to Mr.. CampbslI, frightened
At the Elm Grove train, anu became unnan.
sgsable, finally upsstting the buggy, and
throwing both the occupants out. Mr..
Campbell was pretty badly hurt, receiving a
severe cut near the right eye, besides being
seriously bruised about the head, che,t and
side, and possibly internally. He was
brought 10 the city, and DR.. Hsrdes,y dressed
bis iDja'ies. Mr.. Campbell Is blind, having
lost his eyesishs from injuries received In the
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

Cuticura Remedies arc the greHtot medicines on
Garth. Had tho worst case salt Rheum In this
country. My mother had 1t twenty years, and 10
fact died iromlt lbelieve Cuticufa would have
saved her life. My arms, trcIkt and head were
cured until used tho CuticurA kcsulvent, intern.
ally. aud Cuticura aud CuucuR Soap, externally.
- r.s.| s ,.". j. W. ADAMS Newark, a.
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IL Is A FACT.

which may be had by return mAil) are our author.
ity Tor ,he assertion thnt skin, scsip and Blood
HumoiS. whether tcrofulous, Inherited or tonta.
gions. may now DO perm ,nentiy cured by Cuticuts
Cuilcura and Cuttcura Sosp, tho great Skin Curs
and BCauuhets, externally, In one half tho time
md Al One.nRll the eXnensQ o. Anv other knAlon.
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THE Sheriff Of Auckland, New Z,aland. Mr..
Edward L. Green, writes to tho Sydney, N. s.
w. Bulletin that he suffered for years with
an Injury to his shoulder, 80 that be could
not use his arm; he tried all remedies with.
out benefit, and finally used St. Jacobs Oil.
In ten minutes he was relieved, and works
with saw, or spade as well as ever. !,
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az mAHH IS THE TIME '1I
XVI IA w TO CURE
NNWNH SKIN HUMORS,

and the retspiration Ia abundant that Di6guring
Humors. llumiliating Eruptions, Itchlrg ToItures,
Halt Rheum OF kcxsma, fsoriAiis, ,Teiier. Ri, 4.
worm, Baby lIum0n, Sciotula. scroiulous Sores,
Abcesses, and Dikcharging Wounds, and every spe.
cies Of ltchirg, scalJ. and rlnply Diseaea 81 the
Skin aud eCaip arc most speedily and economically
rlirAd b, tho ihit,cl,a R0mnhIHa u -
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New Advertisements.

For Sale or Exchange.
Hats, Hats-G. a. Beuter. ~" 81
Piano For Hale-F. W. Banner.
Wrought Iron Fences-Wheeling Hinge
Company. e
Wall Paper and Border-H. W. Fisher.
$ll, $50 in Cash Given Away. a.F
For sale-Saloon-Hea OF Local.
List OF Letters-Fourth page.
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The "New Imperlal' plow beats them ali
Take It upon trinl with any and all Other.
Keep them all and pay for the pillow that doe,
the most satisfactory work. II Ia sold by a
L, Boyd, Wheeling W. Va. -
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baltimore 4 Ohio. y FNt''S
Tho Baltimore q Ohio Company will, sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling to CHICAGO
aud return for $40. Tickets on sale july 81
70 7sh, good returning until July ::S:h In.
clnHiva az q. = ts2- :. - IN -
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Jon LOT Of 5000 worth OF Mems Clothing.
which was bought at so GEMS on the 6olltr
and will be sold the same way. Call and Sac
them at Twenty.frst and Main streets. ~.
IL - - -.------ / " Ernn.x
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Thcrnomcter Record.

The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometNr, as observed at echnepfs drug store,
Opera HouEe corner. Yesterday: IA. ~, 7Goo;
Il NJ, TO-; Sr. NJ, So; PIX, 81. 4
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baltimore K Ohio.

HEADQUARTERS for all kinds OF Gardening
Tools aud Seeds. 8. E. .Boyd's, Market
ssuare. :. - ~ - IL. .-L..
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Just Receiving

Just Receiving :,
Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring pbsutons, cog carts, piano box
and cut down front buggiss; all full leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and ihrse spring wagons for less money than
ever before offered in Wheeling. Call, sea
end prlcs at J. w. Fsrrsl's, corner Main aud
Twenty-hrst streets. y 80 llFg,s.
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INDICATIONS.

wAsK1roros, D. O., July 5.-l:so 4. Il
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather. preceded In Ohio Valley by partly
cloudy weather; local showers southwest 10
northwest; stationary temperature. s&F FL.
For the Lower Lake region, local. showers
and partly cloudy weather; southwest 10
northwest winds, and stationary tempera-
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Hurrah for the Fourth of July !!
THE playa the thiag.

"TAr play's the thiag. Z r,i
Wherein III reach the conscience Of the
king" 'gg't.gt-. asa, al
And equally true IL It that Dr.. Pierce's
PLEASANT Puyga!ive Pellets (ths original
Little Liver P;ll,) are the most et1ectual
means that can b. uasd to reach the seat OF
disenSa, clrausing the bowels and 'system,
and assisting na.uro In her racuperstive
work. BY druSg'siH. wtaw
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