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Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Notice of FOrEcitHpe.
To ANpRUs NFLsON:

To ANDRUs NELSON:
 You are hereby notified that have ex. pend $500 in labor and improvements up on the Nevada mining clam, situated in Wsllapai mining district, Mohave county Arizona Territory. in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section 2324 Revised Statues of the United States being the amount required to hold the same for the years 1881. 1882 and 1883.
 You are also notified that the proportion of said expenditure due from you IS $50 lawful money of the United States; and if within 90 days after the publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditure as co-owner, you interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under said section 2324.
 l.. KIMBERLY. Mineral Park, A. T., May 1st, 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Notice Of fFOrfeiture.

n1THT Send six cents for postage A fkIHHI Iand receive free, 8 costlyb OK
 A A AVAAGof goods, which will help you to more money right away than anything from the first hour. The broad road to for tune opens before the workers, absolutely V sure.At once address, TRUE Co.,, Augusta, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

Mineral Park, April 18th 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of
Moses Steen,
 DooooGad

Estate of
 Moses Steen,
 Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersign ed Administrator of the estate of Moses Steen, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against tke said de ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said Admin istrator, at the Sheriff's office in Mineral Park, in the county of MOhave, Territory of Arizona.
 Q. F. KUENCER, Administrator of the estate of Moses Steen deceased.
 Dated Mineral Park, May Sd. 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22

To Wm. Calver, NJ. G. Elliott. F. s. Cake. and the New York and Arizona mining company:
 You are hereby notified that we have ex pended S100 in labor and improvements up on the New Chicago lode and mining claim situated in the Wallapai mining district Mohave ooun6y, Arizona Territory, ,aDd duly recorded in the mining records of said county in Book D, pages 553 & 554, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending Dec 31, 1883. You are hereby notified that the proportion of said expenditure due from you is $50. lawful money of the United States; and if within 90 days after the pub lication of this notice, yod fail or refuse tc contribute your proportion of such expend iture as co-Owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the under signed under said section 234.
 MINING STOCK TRUST COMPANY,
 By A W. DUN,
 Resident Agent. Mineral Park. A, T, May 17th, 1884,
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Notice OT Forfeiture
,Ck ] RU6G COMPANY,
 BT A. w. DUN,
 Resident Agent.

MINERAL PARK, May 17th, 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-06-22
Forfeiture Notice.

To James Fulton or assigns:
 You are hereby notified that l have ex- pended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Chloride" mining claim, Cottonwood Mining District, Monave county, Arizona, the said amount to cover assessment for the year 1883, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the | nit ed States; and if, within ninety days after the expiration of this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your pro- portion of said expenditure us cO-owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber. under said Sec tion 2324.
 W. c. WOODRUFF. Mineral Park, April 12th 1884.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-13

West yirginiais entitled to six scholar
ships in the Nashville (Tenn.) Normal
School, two of which are now vacant, one
for the State at large and the other for the
Third Congressional District. Competi-
tive examinations will be held, if more
than one applicant for each scholarship
applies. All applications for scholarships
must be made direct to Superintendent
Butcher before the Goth day OF September.
Competitive examinations will be held on
tho 10Th day Of September, one at Grafton,
to I'll the vacancy for tho State at larse,
and one Mt Charleston, to fill the vacancy
for the Third District. The public School
building in each place vii! be secured us
tho place ofthe examination. 1E5 81:
The school opens the LIST OF October.
Students are: expected to be there at the
opening of the session. ! e ), y q. s!j,s *
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8 4 RIGHTEOUS AWARD,
atessrs. u. Fisher 4 Son Get the Gold Medal
n: and Many First Premiums. & b. 4, ;.

and Many First Premiums. q i, N
y The gold medal which the West Virgil.
MA State Fair and Exposition Association
annually confers upon that manufacturer
who exhibits the most meritorious display
Of his own manufactures was this wear
awarded to u. Fisher ( Son, proprictors OF
the Star Foundry Of this city. This medal
was given after q most impartial and Iudi.
cious examination OF all other nanui,lc.
lures presented anil tho universal verdict
IL that 1t was the proper award. The
samples Of tho goods made By Fisher &
Son were displayed in Machinery Hall and
consisted OF stoves, mantels, fronts, hollow
ware, heating stoves and nIt articles made
In iirst.class establishments. All OF these
articles together with q largo variety Of
base.burning stoves were passed upon by
tho committee aud tlicyawarded also first
premiums TO the firm for cook stoves, hol.
low ware and crates. They also received
honorable mention on account OF tho zen.
oral excellence OF their display and the
enterprise manifested in its preparation
During tho week thousands fave OK.
amincd tho various articles exhibited by
the firm. Certainly no handsomcr exhibit
Of Wheeling manufactures WINS ever dis
played aud II was conceded by all that II
was creditable alike 10 the city md the
! Alessrs, Fisher. irIg
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THE SGHOO|I]SL,OIlC[E.OD
a: !: THE HE INTEREST n AwAKrs
ovcr at Beiiaire-7'tc Very 1iscqurteous
Treatment of the Teachers by the Board =
OF Educational Iiarn ana Valuable
r. Al Contents 3Durncd-other News,
Gen. A.. ]. Warren was about town yes.

D H = . ~ . b .
Gen. All. Warren was about town yes.
terlay. ,sl m.
Rev. a. G. Lane and wife, Of CrestIinc,
arc visiting relatives near town.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Fields was
killed above Gravel Hill Thursday by q
9. 4 r. train. }5gG1a5.
President s. T. Mooney, Of tho Bcllairc,
GAINESVILLE 4 Cincinnati railroad, WIS here
yesterday, and has gone TO Cleveland 70,
avacation with his family. II ri a
DR.. Barr, missionary to India, will as.
sist Rev. II. g. Wallace, pastor Of the U,
p. church, in communion services 10,
morrow. He will also preach today, In
Preparation for this service Il.
The Republican meeting on the SQUARE
tonight will be large one from appear
ances. Tho Plumed Knights will make
their first public appearance in the even
ing. The speaker is said TO be fine one
Mechanics Hose Company has re-
ceivci the new reel made BY a. II. Marsh
and have invited the other companies tc
assist In taking tito the hose house In til,
First ward this evening. The lrcmer
will be I'll uniform, and tho Mechanics
will aiterward give ball in Turner Hall
During the thunder storm Thursday
evening the barn OF Robert Nelson, mill
or so northwest OF town, was struck h,
lightning. The family was away attend
Ing the State Fair, and nothing was saved
from the burning building except two
horses. The grain, hay and implement.
Il kIFE.t 1.ttu Il i ..l
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a. new YORK, September l2-Flour easy: receipts
TO barrels: exports 1000 ba!rclS; saucrne Suite
anu Wcs1cr $. aoa2 S. common to good 81 55aj 60:
good 70 phoiGe e. o5a5 20: ST. Louis 81 .SIn5 ID
Wheat, spot lots opened firm md closed LAKE
lower; options lal}ac lower md depressed, c@i,is
hear the bottom figures; receipts l!aty1 bushels:
exports 6,0o husnall; No. 2Ghicugo S,,Zc: No. Z
sprtns eaaieic; doc, t. Sic; ungraded Wfftc SIC:
No. req September, sales 392, OGO bushels at S5a
sGhc, closing Mt sG1sc; October sales 1.yCS, 900
bushels al SGI4nS1Lsc, closing Mt 500: Noycmbtr
Sales .6Sl 900 bushels at SSNa6912c CLOSING nj
SIosiGg ~ ac; january. sales 3le UOo bushels 4;
E,a%lfc, closing at 9!!sc; February, sales gS,OOO
bushels at GfAagis4c, closing Gt csc; March
sales l2suW bushels Ut 9a iaStbIc closing ut SIZE.
APRIL snles 1000 bushels 1T 97i9Sc closing at DC.
My, sales $500 bushels at 9Sfa3tISc eltslts al
VIC. Corn, spot lots &c md options lualG lover.
closing heavy receipts % 600 blshcs: eSnorts 70v
unsE,asd Willie &c; September tO}saGlTc, closing
At D}scs; October 19si4adlc, closing ii Jg;c:
Noyet1bcr 5s1SaG0c, closing at 5sttae; Dcce,ns,sr
81 Ha62t1ac, closing NJ 5lIc Janlnrr 4s4iG5(f}le.,
closing at i9c:, May 4g1l,i51 H. closing 1t NE
Oats 1Salc lowe: receipts 1000 bushels;
Willie western I,atlIIc. Coffee, k,sN ialr: Kic
9ulet op.ions steady anl hlriy uci!vc: sales &.
wy bags Rta Ma September zS.sjc; October s. *,
,a5,cj November S.1oc: December S.SUlstIyg, ian.
nary sJas.Ic; February s.G0c Sugar ",iie, md
firm: centrifugal 81 &c: rcilneI w3nker" q Kin
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Absolutely Pure.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

III ToEOURTlI STREET NJ. Is, CUuRru
w rrcachng Sunday at lU:30 4, 81 md 7.so. n
r., Dy the pastor, ltev. Jos. L. Smith. il d. En,rn,
~ ltic morning on the "Recx BENEFITS OF Foreiyr
nsslons. Sunday School Et2 rM Young Peone'.
rfayer Meeting. Monday Mt 100 r. ~, - -
|IEPUNITED pRESBYTERIAN
.CliuRCli-Rcv. !. II. Mcclure, DID. nastor
Sei,S GGnmoifoW NJ 1880 \. u. and at 100 +, M
|DPSECOSD PRESBYTERJiaN
=, n aSolulIclt-Thesc will be services tomorrow
IslSlor, Rev. VIM. H. Cooke, y. D. - :! i ~
Z S1DlSCIpLEs CHI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Wy ms follows: Suntlny School n, an
Evening service at7:ao Ell. lnrt, pasia m.s'''ee
L YDfiIST ENGLISH EVANGELrC II.
a, mon dd'eTiiERAG GNU ECli-scryiccs Tomorrow
Il. DornhaSer Sunday School ut r y. -! NV r.
{LSEIRST5 BAPTIST &CUURCltJ
g Morning ut 1880, Tho Transient IoNn H.,
Mn1ent In Christianity, Evea" al w 7n l e
elnfi'ua Earthquake" All lavltcd. - :.
|LYaST, LUkE'S I p. Il. tCHURCJJ y,
80. services snndEyn mt 1890 A, u. md I'M (,
sunday School ut r. NJ .''a ,' ~ y ~: ~.
{LS'FllRsT PRllSBYTERI Az Ulyp,,f,u
,,rS o.ihe pastor, Rev D.iA. CUNNINGHAM II Il )
s,hop I NJ ~ io';n 4; ". and 7::n u. 81. Sabbath
At 2:sor. N ~ allsson School Eighteenth street
49, Il APLINE STREET AT 4
CHTRCg-The fourth ounrtnrir i. uo H.: =.
ihM cnTeh will DO held To- morrow Tia 10.
Ger WI preach ut I0.a0 A. Il. anG IN. IKE
ioy aso,'Htunlon will be nd nninistcrci y, , ~
tepS con W. evening serrica Iove.ic4st mud Quar-
y Ivy are Invited 10 nte,i thssn snl
$50 q ;i. Igs II i ~, 80 I
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
+fH=rae'f '.'-'aH AhrOnl tr..4a l.'

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Jesse Solomon, Esq., Steubenyille, Is
visiting in the city. vic
Mrs. A. r. McKclycy, Of st. Clarsvillc,
is visiting Wheeling friends.
MIR. W. A. Hunt, editor OF the st. Clairs-
vile Chronicle, was in the city yesterday.
J.. S. Spiegel, one OF Grcensburg, PAS,
prominent young men, is registered at the
Mcl.ure House.
Col. Thomas W. Steele, Of Citra, Florida,
is guest Of Capt. William II. Irwin, At
the Stamm House.
Misses Lottic Hanshumatcr and Lottie
| Rciaherr, OF Bismarck, Dakota, are the
guests OF Miss Mollie Hammer, OF the
South Side. ;,,is.I
Mr.. r. 3. Murphy and wife, Of East
Liverpool, are spending week with thei,
daughter, Mrs. Theodore kober, on North
Main street.
Rev. Mr.. Jordan is very i'll at his homo
in North Wheeling. Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
will occupy his pulpit Sunday ut 1850 A
". and Rev. Mr.. Jones at 1907. NJ.
Mrs. j. n. ltuzlctt, OF flttsDurSn, anG
Mrs. A[ckelycy, OF Pittsburgh, are here
for the Fair. Mrs. IIazlett is the wife o.
J. n. Hazlett, Of the Pittsburgh Leader.
G. G. Eisanbarth, OF New Martinsville
is at the st. James hotel, accompanied by
his bride. lie is on his bridal tour, and
EXPECTS TO take in Cleveland, Niagara Fall:
and other popular. places.
| - ~
spending n few days with Mrs. W. G.
Hanlon, OF LaBellc street Mrs Ilanlol
ard Miss Brown were fellow students al
the Cooper Institute, art school, in New
York. .5s ~
AT the celebration by the grand lodge
OF Colored Odd Fellows at Pittsburgh OF
Thursday, Rev. G. A. EAsbury, pastor. o.
the Fifth street NJ. Z. church OF this city,
delivered the Grafton OF the day on "Ihl
Benefits and Beauties OF Odd Fellowship
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pnyl.lsenx .rntl,rr,, ncscr,..

The display Of china, pottery and glass
ware made by tho Davidson Brothers was
the largest aud finest eyer seen Oh tho Ex
position grounds. The display is so arts.
tically arranged rs to attract general ut.
tention. The crockery, especially that
made at the Wheeling Pottery, is yer,
pretty. First premiums were awarded fol
tho "bcst general display and for hand
soonest designs, the latter being the only
ono entered for. The goods were dis
played in the east wing Of the Main Hal
and MI visitors TO the building to-day vii
enjoy IN inspection OF it. .If5. ''i
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SynOtlical Delegates.

The Prcsbytery Of Washington, at its re.
,ccnt:meetingat Cross Creek Church, elect
cd the following named ministers and
elders TO represent it at the meeting oi
the Synod Of Pennsylvania, which in.
cludes the States sof Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, and meets ut Philadelphia
October 10th: Rev. Smitl, Il. Greer. Rev.
William |. Brough, D. D., Rev. james D.
Moflatt, D. D., Rev. William II. Cooke,
D. d., and Rev. William H. Caughey.
Elders: Messrs. Cranmer, Orr, Lisie and
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TnR ohie edition Of the B,& 9, Red
Book iorthe current year Is Just out, and
what il does not show i! the. way Of cleo.
ton statistics and comparisons would be
difficult to imagine. As usual copy can
be had by anyone sending 4 stamp, with
address, to G, k,&Lora, i,attifnord. Tic
Red Books Sares invaluable Presidential
years, and etlleirscompaet ard handy
form permit ofIrcfcrcnCe Enot cqualed by
anyotherp political text -boeks.ss&The2 Ohio
edition Tor 1851 has several new features
Of leqidoil interest, IN view Of the fast up
proacliing election in that State. gti.aI
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FlN.1SCE.tSD TRADE,
The Features Of the Money and Stock Mar.


2 5-g,. a., g kcts. t.'-' 4. -
New icEK September la.-Moncy at lalIs per.
cent, closed oacredat ispcrccnt Prime mercantile
paper 5IGAGE percent. Sterling Exchange bankers
bills steady III 81 -: demand 81 -. 4 ~ !
5GOvElsSMESTs-Stronsf for iours. ~ :,
RA1LwArs-Weak for Erie new consos seconds,
which DECLINED 10 % on ruMors that The report d
the English committee WIS very unfavOrablc
STATE SEcuEiriEs-tluict. ~
STpcKs..speeuiGil0n NJ the Stock Exchange con.
ttnucs quiet. The market ut the opening was iirin
but so4n n!terwarl weakened OH sales said 10 ue
for lprrtEa ptr6nut u y rppDrtl Tint Powell and
Wes,lakc, the committee holding Erie securities,
Issued statement In London to-day showing /,
floating 'lebt Of 81 SD,too and had recommended
that the interest payments on consols seconds be
suspended for some time to come Prices declined
4 to 9 percent. 80, ~, ll1TEli i59is,I
In the afternoon there was slight ul!y, but
,hs market let or weak, The borrowing deingn'l
ing prices nfG 1Gal% percent lower. except for New
Erie preferred declined i percent q %, oregon
Improvement w 10 20. -, 9.al - -
Transactions Isl 900 shRres,, 4. is 81 4; "
le01!: Pnefc Is Of '95 l27; Ccn!rli Pacific. lio,I:
Erie -: Lebish 4 Wilkes s3,S5; Louisiana eoisois'
irs,s. lliz: TennssSce Is, Old s; Do q; 4
Texas, Pacific Land Grauts, iB3l; do III,
Grande. 5DH;, Union nlcifc fNls, l,0I: do
Land Grants ,io1ss; do sinking fund, i0i5s Wiz,
sillh Us, 81 flrHlnla cOnsols, cxfr1 nuturcd cOu-
pons, 81; do deferred, t.. Albums ExnNs., 100:
S SmsfH Pac hGsp5s 81 csEEs sShe:
ffss prcierTeI. Tx do d pleerred ~? 81: e. g
4 l., Al; Denver & Rio Grandc, liz; Eris.
": preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, iSa; lIunnibai
+ It. Joseph, 3s%; do ,preferred ss%: Kansas
q Texas ise; Lake Erie & Western 131!; Lake
Shore ;9E; Louisville & Nashville 203s; Louisville.
New Albany & Chicago, 10: Mewrhis I Cbsric:;on
lSt preferred. 10; DO ID Preferred, &: Menfnfis K
Charleston, 2GE; Mich!gal Caa,rai CT; Missouri Pa,
GIitc, 81 Nashville 4 Chattanooga, u; /. New
ierred, a.; Northwestern. Wy; do pseie!rei. isa%
Sew York Central, 1904; OHIO cealral, .; Ohio
& Mississippi q; DO preferred, IS; Pacific Mall
"a Pittsburgh; isl; Reading, 2G3s; ST. Louis i
s.; do preferred, LOO; Texas racIhc, isS; up!oh
Pacific; 4s2s; United States Express, Gj;; VI, 81.
l.. 4 , ~ do preferred II; Wells, Fargo e.
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s5 SSSg3 LoCALBnEvITIES. /
Matters OF Minor, Moment Ia and About ths

afRttcrs OF Minor, Moment Ia and About the
10 IN CITY. Il 2sliili
M rarr concert this iep,venino. h
M,r,ssss - ho,h ,hss,ros - .do,.
$3.50 ..s s..I, $500 \. !,
BUSHES n r Ms aul' !es'efaa! every piaee
put Nv tnc Falr' NJ Y ~ 800,
The Eighth ward Republicans will have
a big rally tonight.
Il TIE western sky last night indicated
another perfect day to-day. .
MICHAEL KELLY, a native Of Ireland, was
yesterday admitted 10 full citizenship In
this country by the Circuit Court. 49,
l. Ir Ia s,,d IN ,o,o,d ou,hor;,v Nat /, Eos,
1,iycrpool ont n ! 900 Vote: mo Rnnnhl i.
cons wi,l Invc / on = = 80 = : - go =
Tur ploinc ond I o,o,, c,,,, I, ia
E;ahtl, wnr, vavc n hall n, ahnr rr ~ IaSi
n,,ht wTich wos ~",, :" M,a a ann 1 u i've.
nassi,, atia;r w p.e sa ~ "''' n"'
~ w 1v,,.as, -. z. ~. J., :,
IL W.. " aLsoS arrived IN thc Guy n.y. w.
ms,lt aha Is ~ INC ,Mciure House. ~ !.
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Tho Last Day.

To-day is the last day Of the fair. All
exhibits will be on exhibition until I
o'clock r. 81, that being the earliest hour
that owners can take them away, The
same big fair. and exposition That has
drawn thousands OF sight-secrs from town
and country inside the Associations gates
can be seen Until that hour in its entirety.
This afternoon there will be tro,ting
race, n mule race and a running race. 1t is
a big exposition and should not be missed
hv nnv rs Z, y .-lt2ljI. u. ~ 'rr1i5.s "a -
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Have not bocn Notified.

PITTSBURGH, September 12.-Thomas NJ.
Carnegie, Of tho Edgar Thompson Steel
Works, says the employees have not been
notified TINT unless they accept d reduction
on November LIST the works will be shut
down, It has not yet been decided Just
what Will be done. Trade is, very much
depressed, and the orders on hand arc
only sufficient TO run them to November
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Scnl,ipii's Zig strike.

Henry SEAMoS, whose magnificent dis
play OF tobaccos, cigars, cigarettes and
smokers goods, has attracted SO much
admiration, was the happicst man Of
all the twenty-five thousand people on the
grounds yesterday. lie had bccnawar,lcd
ten first premiums and so many honorable
mentions that It made him weary to think
OF them, Tho tribute TO his Wheeling
tips and stogies was the source Of his hap
piness. Certainly no finer exhibit in this
direction WIS ever seen in the Ohio Valley
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Fire ut East Liverpool.

PlrrsnuRalr, September Fan, East
Liverpool, Ohio, special says; N. Y,
Walker 4 Co.'S fire brick works, together
with several outhouses, six Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad freight cars and anum,
Der OF telegraph poles were destroyed by
iire at D o'clock tonight; Loss estimated
at Se5, 900,
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The Pittaburgl, PIckpocket,

George Barkcr..t the young Pittsburghc,r
who picked Capt. Ionner's pocket on the
Pewilsy train Thursday night, was taken
upto Wellsburg Thursday morning, and
arraigned before Justice OF the Peace
Gist, and in default OF bond sent I'd Jail to
await the action Of the grand jury ut the
October term Of court. Few authentic
cases Of robbery in the city were reported
Yesterday, ~ 81 ~ n sisssfS "a
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: Cheap EXCURSION to Cincinnati.

The pan-H Handle. Railway announces a
special cheap excursion 10 Cincinnati and
return on "Wednesday, Sept. l7th, 1854.
In addition to the Industrial Exposition,
cxcarsinnists will have the opportunity to
witness the grand symbolical iageantry of
the Order Of the Cincinnatus 10 take place
on the evening OF the above day. Trains
will leave Wheeling at $40 a, NJ. arriving
at Cincinnati at s:35 H. N. Tickets viii! be
good returning hy any regular train, stop
ping at destination Of passenger, until
Monday, September %. Fare for round
trim S.. 5igy.,, .: 4 5. ~ S., 80 !
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SINCE boyhool l have been troubled
with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and have
been unable to obtain permanent relief
until used Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has
cured NEE. L. CLlcKESER, New Bruhs-
wick, Nj. Price fifty cents. rrhskw
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Fon twenty years was II sufferer from
Catarrh OF the head mud throat in very
aggravated form, and during tho summer
months with Hay Fever. l. procured n
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm and after a
few applications received decided benefit
was cured by its use. Have had no re-
turn Of the complaint.-CuAELorrE PAR.
KEn, Waverly, N. Y. Fifty cents. rrhsAw
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Ex-p,EsIDESr JAI,l,ErT
To spcnk to the Eighth Ward Republicans
-g..-,--,. 'ss Tonight, ~ $ 5jsrrl q

E5r..ta Tonight. 5isrf1 q
Ex-Prcsident John jarrett, Of The
Amalgamated Association, and Capt, B. B.
Dovcner will speak at the corner Of Eoll
and Thirty.sixth streets, in the Eighth
ward, this evening, ut the dedication OF
the Blaine and Logan pole there A cor.
dial invitation is extended to all clubs.
Laboring men who wish TO hear an able
and intelligent discussion OF the tariiFissue,
which so seriously Affects their interests
should be on hand. The demonstration
will doubtless DO q creditable one in every
respect. g b
The workinglncn OF Bellaire and Bch,
wood are especially urged to be present
and hear one in whom they all have con-
fdencc present the political issues which
are most vital to their welfare. "
The pole was successfully raised last
evening. 1t is n beauty, 157 feet high,
and bear pampas grass plume at the
top.
The Eighth ward Juniors will meet at
Labor Hall Mt O'Clock this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-13
INDICATIONS.

yss WASHINGTON, D. c., September al 80
a. M.--Eor Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
generally fair weather,north to east winds,
slight changes in temperature.
q For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
slight changes in temperature, variable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-13
4 CAMPAIGN SHIRTS for Junior Jcifer-
sons and Junior Pinned knights received
at tho Star. D.GUNDLING 3 co.,
sc Twelfth Street. rs

LARGEST line Of Fall and Winter
Goods in the city. comprising 800 differ
cnt Patterns Of SHitfngs, 400 different
Patterns of PantalOoninss, and so differ
Ont Patterns of OyercoAtings. Made up
In best style at IA G. HESS 4 SONS, S.a
lai No, 1921 & 1923 Market 81.