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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-08
THE CAMP MEETING
TO COMMENCE At MovNDsvILLt
Next rutaday Afternoon-The Promise Brlsht fol
. Sueetsaful Mostink-New Arrivals on tho
"a. Ground', Including Some Prominent
nlaisters-rhs Services SuAday.

As the time draws near for the beginning
OF the camp meeting the interest increases.
Tho cottageu are filling up fast. BY the last
Of this week there will be few II any empty
houses on tho grounds. The oottss.s are &C.
cupled by people from Wheeling, Benwood,
Bella!ro, Monndsvllle and elsewhere. They
arc substantial, pleasant people. The social
life Of this place is well developed. But there
ara no diversions or anlusements that the
most exemplary Christian could not heartily
approvs OF. One would have TO travel far
before fndirg a more smiabls and high
toned company OF Young people than thos
on the grounds jus! now.
The new hotel 10 perfect little gem. The
accommodations are excellent. A more
pleasant placa for spending few res.iul
weeks cannot DO easily found. Persons who
have not been on The grounds for two OF
three years cannot imagine the changes thai
have taken place III that time. A gentle
man who has last returned from Mountain
Lake Park .ays 1t Is much psettier here. HI
seemed we'll pleased With the Entertainment
given him at the hotel.
Mr.. John Bodley aud family arrived from,
Philadelphia yesterday by way Of Mountain
Lake Park, and hsys iaIeu rooms at tht
hotel.
Nj. John ]. Jones and lady, Messrs. Bsnj
Fisher, G. W. Atkinson and 4. Heber LlsI
paid the ground visit this week,
For tho past few days Mr.. Walker Paterson
has been engaged In laying on. the uppel
part OF the grounds in lots. There are IL
this section ntnsty.six lots as desirable a
any on the grounds. The last are beinf
leased rapidly, and 1t will be but few year
until all are taken up. .l".
| The campmestirg besins on next Tuesday
August Eth. and an unusually succsssiu
meeting is expected. For the past few weeks
on Wednesday evenings, prayer nesting
have besn held with good results. The meet
Ing On Wednesday Of this week was yer,
largely attended, and the indications wer
very encouraging. The people all seem I,
be very anxious for revival OF religion ant
arc ready apparently TO work for II, Their
are several ministers already on the grounds
among them Rsv. Messrs. Battelle, King
Hito md Rtppey. Rsv. Richard Norris ant
Rsv: W. j.. Mckinney, Of the Bal.imor
Conference, have been engaged to rssist i,
the meeting; in addition 10 these abs mir
listers Of the West Virginia Conference an,
from adjoining conferences will be in al
tsndance. As lar a, indications are con
cerned they never promised 30 we'll as jaG
now. General class meeting Is held 6unds,
morning at 0 o'clock. Rsy. Mr.. King vii
preach a. 1879. and Rev. G. D. Battells at
O'CLOCK. Sunday school meets at O'Clock.
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CHICAGO, August THE Droas' Journal report.
Live hossIkeceipts 1900 he'd; hhipmcnn ,Gcu
psckinE s. 4o.5 IS; pack Ing and shipping Is 7ss6 70:
light - 4oa6 Is: skips 81 5oa5 81. Cat.ie-Rtccipts
1000 head: shipments lt0 head: market stead " q.
8 o]a6 40: common TO medium 81 7Ua5 70; pra,s
Texans s. Goa5 90. shcep-aeceip,s 2,C:O head:
shipments none; nnrkc. steady Inferior 10 lair e Is
as 80 per cwl;. medium 10 good 50 504i IS: choice
70 extra II z5h4 Is: lambs per head 81 O0aa %:
Texan Ahtcp g. 75st .. :, =
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RIVER NEWS.
Nates About the Steamboa Bank nriefl
md Telegrnplic Reports. VI

s8H nnu TeteKrhphio Reports. III.
The O. W.. Bachelor left at 10 A. N. for
Pittsburgh and the Courier left for Paikefs.
burg at noon. az g&F.' ~
The ecotla passed up for Pittsburgh at IL.
N. with oil the freight she could carry on tbs
present. image OF water. 5.,7 "a
The river 10 falling at about the rate Of SIX
inches day. This marks last evening indi.
Gated depth Of 4 fee! . inches In the chan.
mel. .M .la.-
Tho Diurnal Ia due today from Cincinnati,
where she has been for several weeks past
undergoing repairs. She Ia coming up on
the st. Lawrence'a time. MOB O.
The accident 10 the Bengal Tiger turns out
to bs more serious than reported. One OF
the men scaldsl BY the explosion OF tho mud
drum died, and she 10 reported ~ having lost
couple OF barges Of coal. She was towed 10
Cincinnati by tho Dan kaine, and will be
repaired there before starting Tor home.
Messts. W. II. Brown 4 90. will at once
order new shaft for the Harry Brown, but
they have not decided as yet whether they
will have 1t made In Germany or In this
country. The Harry has the largest shaft OF
any boat on the Western waters. Her
cracked shaft has been In use ever since she
came out, about five yeara ago. E,f ~
OIL CRY, Pa, August 7.-River foot and
falling; weather clear and pleasant.
GREENSBORO, Pa, Augugt 7.-River II feet
7 inches and falling; weather clear.
PlTrsBuEoH, August 7.-Monongahela rive,
foot 0 inches and falling; weather clear.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, August 7.-Riyer 5 feel
and falling; weather fair; Thermometer GS'.
| PARSEAs, Pa, Auguut G.-Rivet. 1 foot Z
inchts and falling; weather clear aud pleas
ant.
MoReASrowN, W. Va, August 7.-Rlvsr
foo! and stationary; weather cloudy; ther
m3mster Gs'.
RlcE's LANDING. Pa, August 7.-R!vsr3 ies1
1oinchcs and falling; weather cloudy; Their
mometn70'.
LOUISVILLE, kr., August depth In thu
canal, . feet II inches; on the falls, ies
II inchts and rising. '
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THE PLunED KNIGHTS.
business Meeting mad Drill Last Might.
An Invitation, r. i,.'l

IL. ISL Ha|l'f nm AutlsatlOns l. 10,
The Plumed Knights held business meet.
ing last evening that was largely attended.
The various officers made their reports show.
Ing tho organization to DO In splendid con.
dltion. II was decided to establish fund
for tho purpose Of entertainment and deiray.
Ing other expenses by each member paying
In small due,each week. A kindly lettsr
wns received from The Knights OF 81. @ sorge
asking the organization to Join with II In Ia
parade aud picnic on the 18th Inst, when Il
celebrates lis first Anniversary. The invita-.
ton also asked the club 10 enter conpsti.
two drill on that day In friendly way viii,
the other political clubs OF the city.
Some thought that the Republican con.
yention at New Mattinsville might demand
the Knights attendance there, but Il being
explained that the conventions work would
hxva 10 be rushed through In about half A day
with no time Tor drill or parades, tbs invita-.
ton Of the knights OF St. George was gladly
accepted and the corresponding secretary
ordered to 20 report to that ORGANIC stion, but
at the came time 10 decline the competltiys
drill with the Jetiersonisns for reasons satls.
factory. The plumed Knights, It may be
said, fesl highly honorsd at receiving thiu
invitation. The knights OF 81. George arr
finely drilled and uniformed set Of younp
tnen and they propose making the 2s.h 4
memorable day. They will have AZ thai,
guests Oh that day Knights OF 81. George
from various Oao cities aud the parsds vii
be no mean feature. The Piumed knight!
will sndeavor 10 turn out at least 50 strong
An opportunity will thus DO given many
who desired 10 see the club on parade In day
light
After the business meeting last night th,
club adjourned 10 the Capitol pavement ant
was then formed and drilled as such bj
Lieut.. Hunter for another hour. Many ne
members were In line, and In cous, q ueuc,
some Of the movements were performed
little tarlily. On the way back to the clul
room the colored club, commanded by Capt.
Ham Davis, was met and falling In 1t march
Cd to the club house with the Knights.
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Mrs: George Or, OF q melville, O., is visit.
ing relatives In this vicinity. 80
Lucius Outlet, Of Wheeling, spent a few
days with bis parents the first Of this week.
MN L. Crawford. j., started this wset
for Kansas. whe1s be expects TO make Iii
home. s.la9l5 13'' ="
Mr.. Mcbride and wife, Of Pittsburgh, and
Miss Porter, o. New Cumberland, are the
guests Of J. Q. Crawford and family. :
4 The young people OF the Cove, to the nun.
Der Of about twenty attended picnic
at Mahan's grove Saturday afternoon, It
was got up by the Mcssrs Mahan and thar
sisters, and was highly enjoyed by all pres.
ant .HIH.Hs-
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Trunk Line Difficulties.

CHICAGO. August THE committee Of
nine appointed to consider and report
some line Of action for the guidance oil
Western and Southwestern Trunk Lines
did not 90 into aseilon until alter II
o'clock. It is declared that the continu.
ancs. Of the tripartite agreement will be
discup7ed and possibly decision reached,
As nearly as can be ascertained the Rock
leland now is only road is opposed to the
abandonment Of that combination. II it
maintains Its present attitude the future is
uncertain and tho meeting may adjourn
ithQut action. -
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Mnlnrln,n nirhtYHnxt

What host OF unpleasant symptoms In.
digestion; lame back; aching Joints; sleep.
letsness; vertigo; weariness; no appetite
cold feet; pains IN breast; night sweats
chills AMI fever. Malaria brings all these.
Browns Iron Bitte1n drives them all out
Mrs. F. A. Glenn. Wallaceville, 8. c., saws:
II had serious attack OF malarial fever, and
Browns Iron Bitters restored me 10 good
health.n 81
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CINCINNATI, O., August III. B. Miller,
who has been the leading spirit in the
whisky pool ever since lis organization, has
been in the city two days trying to reorgan.
lie it for the coming year. A protracted
meeting was held to-day. Mr.. Miller de.
clares the result total failure and the cr1e
hope!esa. While the trouble Seems 10 reet
on two OF three parties here, ~ everywhere
else, the agreement was unanimous in favor
Of a pool. Whisky men say the result
must inevitably cause overproduction,
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Hon. Lorenzo Daniord, OF Ohio said yea.
terday: ~ regard Republican chances "a
better this year than at any time since 1872.
Not since that time have seen 30 much
genuine feeling in favor Of ticket as that
Victory this year Ia morally certain" Il
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MOI u Pointer. Though.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, August 1.-The
county election was the most exciting that
has occurred since the war. The city poll.
cd nearly $500 votes. All districts but
two give the Republican candidates 70
majority: Republican lcr1 600. 1
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How. Jupox ]. II. CorrlNBuRy, Cleveland,
O., says: II have used scores Of pile cures,
and 1t affords mo pleasure TO Say that / have
noyer found any thing which gives such i'm.
mcdasoa and permanent relief a. DR.. williams
Indian Pile Ointment"
Wholesale Agent: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and J. o. Dghr i Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio ~ 't.e nav
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ptr1HnrRaM, IA, August lin the afternoon
the market was active and trui: advanced to se9;s
declined 10 7ySC, then recovered 10 e01sc At the
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kangaroo

Hand made shoes for gentlemen, soft, plia.
bic, and will not crack lika kid, at II 1-1'i
]. W. AxlcK's,
1lAS Main 81
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Nxw YoEx, August 7.-Moncy ms,kct easy al
IVA? percent: tIlme mercantile paper aISa6L
percent. Sterling Exchange bankcru' bills firm ii
81 82lSa: denand 81 sly
fsDyERSyEHTS-HHIE
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CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 record
four deeds OF tiust, only these and nothing
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY,
brands Advertised as absolutely puro
CONTAIN An1NoNILn.

Flhr~ can top down on hot stove until heated the
remove the cover and smell. A chemist will not 10 r
Quired 10 detect tho presence of ammonia.
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Too BAD.

KINGSTON, N. Y, August IA young
man named Cheney Amea, shoe dealer at
Elmer's Corners, ahot himself through the
heart this morning because his girl went
riding with rival sutton.
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Nkw YoRH, August 7.-DcmAnd continucs OF the
steady clstactes Of previous rer0rts. rurchs IS
hre Tor moderate quGutiues Of staple ihbhcs, with
better -.
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Hnse Ball Yesterday,

At Chicaro-C Cleveland, 8; Chicago, 9.
At New York-Provi'ce, /; New York, 2
At Columbus-Toledo, 2; Columbus, 8.
at Philadelphia-Bos.on .; Phila',0.
At Detroit-Butfalo, 0; D,troit, 0.
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Po1SpLIrER's POINTS.

Rev. Mr.. Poinde1ler, OF Columbus, inside a
briSf address, directed more particularly to
men OF his own race in the audience, that
br!a,led with good points and good sense.
Mr.. Poinde1ter is fine tAlker, and it Is
understood will do some campaign work in
Ohio. He aud Senator Bruce both came
from the same locality Ia Virginia.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
momcter, as observed at schnept's drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday: IA. NJ, 6Go
12X., $50; p. ", s6'; r. ", So. n','
INDICATIONS.
wAsuNaroN, D. c., Angus! s-1:3oA. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional showers, followed
by clearing and fair weather, northeasterly
winds, slight change in temperature, higher
barometer. 67,.E
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, occasional showers followed by fair
weather, east 10 north winds, slightly cooler,
higher barometer. '? H37..
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NEErlGGs LAST EI0hr.

The Barneavilla baud aerenaded Col. Tay.
lor last evening before their departure, and
he addressed briefly the great crowd OF people
filing the street. A little later an immen,e
mass meeting vas called together at the west
front Of the Court House BY the Delaware
colored band, and rouslng speeches vere
mate By ex-senator Bruce, Rev. Mr., Poir.
dexter xad Col. Taylor. The meeting vaa
only second In importance to that held In
the grove III the afternoon, and closed with
three cheers for the Republican nominees,
Ga the whole It wss bad day for Democrats
and dudes In Eastern Ohio, v.
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Mn. ". 9. WEIs. Of La Porte, Indiana,
wrl:ea. that his little girl found ins.an :aneous
rsliei, and yrs cured Of acute neuralgia OF
the muscles Of the neck, extending 10 the
lArynx, by st. jacobs OIL the great paiu.cure.
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s7ruprsvnlr Is to hlvo cabinet organ
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The Turner's Of this city and vicinity have
arranged with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4
St. Louis R.ilwsy Company for an exour.
sion to Pittsburgh on the above date. Fare
Tor round trip 81 50. Trains leave at leo r,
u. and AIS r. N. a.
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A FRrr LUNCH will be served at the "Ot.
hce" Balloon this morning from until II.
FetT August HASxE, Proprietor,
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TIE prospects are that the excursion over
the q. l.. & W. railroad TO Chippewa lake
next Sunday will bs large one. The traih
leaveu Eridvaonyt nj
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LOUISVILLE, NJ, August 7.-Depth In ths
canal, s feet II inches; on the falls, 8 feet
II inchts and rising.
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MoRaASrowN, W. Va. August 7.-Rlvsr l
foot and stationary; weather cloudy; ther.
~, al, star rae -
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Be<i.buxN. Flie,. Q

Flies, reaches, ants. bed.bugs, rats, mics
gophera, ehipmunks, cleared ont BY "Rouri
on Rata.n loo, 50, u 80
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Notice..

The Junior Plumed Knights will meet
this friday evening" at 7:30 O'Clock, at tho
Lincoln Club Rooms,
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CENERAL NOTICES
GENERAL NOTICES,
REPUBLICAN,
Congressional Convention,
NOTICE.

N
All those who bought chances IRA NJ, r,s,
Long, Who wJE contestant Tor yo;d heIdH, ,osa
WITH Mr. Henry Solte for the bcnSl. ii tSs ~ y.
Mathews Church OF HeawooI. me here BY mia MY
,hsts said cane has been twA.d.d 10 Henry S"tSa
because Mr.. onE has fGiicd up 10 this dsic IA N
Ter the above mentioned cane, 10 the prrrSr
Of The church. FK,TZ6N!oT1Ae ::i
ans fec'e,srv Ht MSth,w.fSnL
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Hand Made

Finest gentlemen's shoes in button, lace,
and Congress, at 2 J. W. AXicK's,
.ag :. l143 Ma,uSt.
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WORKMEN!

Full lined Canadian Jeans Pants
sewcd with waxed double linen thread,
II cents pair. his is my regular
price, 10 drive. DAVID ASH,
80 Twelfth Street.
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HAA'rEns

"ANTED-LaDIES AND Young
wv men III city or country, distance no tb't.
uprl 10 taAc n &C light and plca,aut aotE stttg,
own homes. e. 10 IS n day easli3 aud uuitt1
ra,de. Mofk zen. BY mail. No cinyatsjp-,' to-
salary. Address, uAioa MIG Co., Box I!a,
oCeNE. hhhs. ait
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Cotton,

Nrw YoaK. August 7.-Uotton steady: futures
steady; August l0.7sc September loose; october
ios 5 Hoyenbei 1929; December loEs Jsnnary
May loS1c, ~
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Ghe Q1ttAligsmna:
New Advertiser ents.

For sale-Desirab!e Property-G. o. Smith.
Saloon and Pool Room For Sale. G,
Gentiemen's SILK and Felt Hats Renovated.
The Model Singer. ls" 0.r.Hr
Second Senatorial Convention.
Blaine Badges. G. Dillon.
Dslmatian Insect Powdsr-List & Williams.
Wall Paper and Border-H. W. Fisher:
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CARPETS and Wall Papers, cheap for cash,
At John Roemes's, Agent, Nos. 20l9 and 2o2i
Main street, ms n ..s55 ~ NJ IN 4
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Dry Goods

NEw yoRx. August 7.-Petsolcun quiet; United
Sohc; refined SIsc,
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menu LOIS head. Hogf-MAfket hfm. receipts
J, 800 head; Ehipmenta leo hoad: PHILADELPHIA
% l0A6 20 Yorken Is 90a6 TO- sraksers Is 60aS Is.
sheep-Mafket slow at about yesterdays prices
receipts eco head shipments 1900 head.
CINCINNATI. o.. August 7.-lAve hog. h.mef:
common and light Il 60aS 20; packing and butch.
ers' s, toa6 o. Receipts 80 head; shipments 40
head. aa7s. H7.If ta-C. .Y0r
Petroleum.. .l,7..,tI
Trrusvnx, Pa, August 7.-Estional Transit
certificates opened at 76kc: highest Sic: lowest
1870 closed at S9kc. Shipments fos the entire oil
regions BITES barrels: runs Tor the entire oil ~.
gions u s72 barrels Book No. made lis barrels
| In the last twehty.f1ur hours. Boot No. I Ia due
tonight Gartlsnd No. ado 70 barrels In the Ant
| cieht houM This vel - Ia BAlltown. WArdwell
pool Is now doing $50 barrels day.
On CRY, Pa, Ausltt 7.-Natiousl transit eenia.
cate, op"ned at f6Asss highest Sic; lowest 7S1lc:
closed nj SoSSr; sales sti7t % barrels. eitaranec1
6,l6h 600 barrels runs Is l0.bafrcls shipments b..
1850 barrels ChsTicfs 80 sSs barrels OIL City oil e1.
change stock 81 % bid: u " asked. .M.
BRADFORD, Pa, August 7.-Cride oil stronger
| and higher total runs Wedue'd,y 1923 barrels
total shipments 67Ss9 barrels; charters goSS3 bar.
res: cLclrnces 1854 eco barrels. United ripe Line
certificate opcuci " :6Sc; closed 1t s0Hc; highest
price soHc lowest 7b1sc.
ptr-NnrRan, IA, August lin the afternoon
the market was active and firm: advAncrd 10 SEGA
declined TO 79ac, then recovered 70 so11sc 4. the
close.
EEw yoRx. August 7.-Pe.soleum quiet United
S0kc; refined SHc,
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

a special meeting OF the Stockholders q, ~.
wheeling aud Elm Grove R6ilr Id Ctnt,r ~
esned by order q lha BOARD OF iiee,t, !, ~
board, will DO held At the office ii he Isii t'r.
Parry. In Wheeling. W. W., on SATURDAY, ApIts
10th, 1851, Rt2 O'Clock p H., for the purIp al .r
Inc on proposition. 10 be :htnsubm!ifo, 10 t1,trv
ana Issue topos, secured b. oeed Of tIuht Gu III
o'hef business as lnsy be p,ts, nted.
July l4th, 1854.
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Turner's Grand Annual Excurhion to
Pittsburgh and McKeesport, Saturday,
huyurt lGth.
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F0R sALE-CoUNIRY SEAT.
TOR sALE.I

A RARE CHANCE.-I VII l. OFFER
~ 1t private sale my entire property, Known ~
me Bo.lsy hoEciGg houSe, con,sintrg thirty. CITE
roims Cne'ha.i acre lot, with 20 cellar. sr Of
GOOD water, large Fec, houEe, cua! aud plumber
iou.e. large water tank. snd everything coz plett
10! boarding h.ute. Also a house aid 10: ONO.
tite the nbovr property. ALSO 10; on corner AIDE!
ana sixth tI els, kesS Il for selIicE-t altoona
lever. FOR inthtr Particulars ingu!le Of The 0.Lf
land, Nd jy5'
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Hon. J. D. Taylor, OF Cambridge, spoke To-,
short time on the Issues OF tbs Campaign.
dwelling at some lergth upoa the sutisct OF
tbs wool tariff, to which hs gays muci time
and Sttsntlon while in Congress. The address
was listened to with much attention by the
lares spriuklipg Of farmers in the audience.
An interesting feature OF the exercises was
the singing OF & colored glee club under the
direction OF Prof.. Ssrchet. A large plumber
Of popular songs were given to the delight Of