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Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

! 25. LADIES' COATS AND WRAPS.
Handsome Otomans OF Spring Weights, with Tabs
and Chenille Fringe, $40.
20. JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
From inch 3as perfect fitting Jerseys of all eolors
ami grades at s.. You get quality worth Three
/ Dollars.
/ 27. GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
Lightweight Pearl and Dark Der5ys at $50 The
latest shapes.
26. LADIES' HOSIERY.
New Mandarin Shades q: i>,hc's srp,.b Make. in
silks at ste5 per pair
20. CHILDRE>'S HOSIERY.
Black Spun k Hose, Cor chilben, si35 for seven
yeas, ug ana down cents.
! 50. GENTLEMEN $ HOSIERY.
Extra English b.4c ...I cooked 1T !llf dollar.
81. UNDENNEAN DEPARTMENT..
French Ealbrss,1 .s.1e. Shuts .rd drawer. at S.
cents, uS,~iy hell .,. :. s..
/ q. SHOE DEPARTMENT..
Our own ide, Of ll.. Waaaea. a.hl,,, in super o.l
ties Of Fr-uch Xii .aI CHf - aud s.
81. MEMS CLOTHING.
Good Business sal, a., I,a e.. 5! .ad fu- button Cur
away Suits OF the famous C. r',c,,y eors,eI material
atSI6
"a. BOYS CLOTHING.
No'iok Blouse sri,s, $50: Boys Jerseys 1T s. So.
IS. CUSTOM CLOIHING.
jesse Eddy C.-..a :ujts orl,r Il Sis ,.i e.,
i.'e't st5 le .u 81. .s., .a.e,J
80. STATIONERY DEpAK rAIuNr
Na-.i..Ael E--,. L., t4 If. ~. -. ,n. .....f e..
ioFes" e'ire~gl !sa-,. tes1., rt.i,-.
81. OK Ui.lNIAtENI.
Any Book go,
80. FAN DE3An NtENT.
French and Ni-un-,e E....s, 6 c.!.:s ,ys.o.
&c. LEATHER COOP DEPARTMENT.
Rsa Al!gat roc,-,-ba.. u..a e.i... .,..i... 3,
Shopping Bags, IS ,e.:. L, Si-.-u.
-. ALBUM DEPARTMENT.
Pa9;osr1Pa Aiau'"s in I...., or Leather. s.,os.s
II. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine French M.l-u Hats a, 81. were s. s..
~. TRIMMED HATS.
The Parisan Models, Round ii.', and Bonae,s only
arrived l,s: wees, and .rs I.oa. Oh show
s. ElBBON DEPARTMENT.
The r'rs and scarce ,...., satin, cad Gro> Grains
always here.
"A. PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
Coaching Par4so, 5. tor ,.iuoh. r4Feta slk. Wine
Cardinal, Marine and Ulue.
AZ. UMBRELLAS.
\ new lot Of our celebrated Pickyvck &
dH INFANTS, C,r-.rr,r-r.
Hamburg IufieI Collars tor Children at % cents
At. MISSES AND CHILDREN SUITS.
jersey suits at most moderate prices
4S. LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Cambria Rutiled skirts, IS cents
40. CORSETS.
Thompson Glove fitting Ventlatins Summer Corset
Is cents.
30. HAIR GOODS.
Mrs. c. Thompson, Gig, make II wav., e.
The Thompson Wave. H. ...a. So; ) inch. 8: t:s
inch $40. inch, sI4
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John WANAMAKER.
81. EMBROIDERIES AND ZEPHYRS.
"The Madams" usual fine assortment of original
patterns for vacation work

| 81. EMBROIDERIES AND ZEPHYRS.
"T The Madams" usual fine assortment Of original
patterns for vacation work.
52. HAMBURGS AND WHITE
GOODS.
White robes, from S. to s3r. One case Plaid Main.
socks, at 20 cents quarter under price.
53. CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
Wide doube.width English Sung for 81 for Suits or
listers. y superb quality, worth nearly double.
I "a. WHITE SHIRTS.
The Conqueror Dress Shirt at 81. our own make.
Has no equal at the price.
/ IS. TOILET ARTICLES.
Alfred wrishts Delicate Extracts. Scientifically con.
structed Tooth Brushes Odontine for the Teeth, ss
cents
80. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Very moderate prizes and guaranteed qualities Of
gods. Charity Boxes, IS cents to $3.50.
/ 57. SPECTACLE DEPARTMENT.
All ,h. shapes and numbers in charge Of competent
ocuss
So. SILVER DEPARTMENT.
Engraved triple plated Ice Pitcher S..
20. TRUNKS AND VALISES.
real good uuaI suitable for any sort of travelling.
S. vase for s. 50.
90. HORSE CLOTHING.
Horse Sheets. 50 cents.
81. RUBBER GOODS.
IN shapes Of Cossamer Overgarments. The best
Gah iyof Ladies' Gossamer Circular at SIS.
O2. CARPET AND MATING
DEPARTMENT.
All best makes Of Carpets; Seamless Mating 20
styles. less than ever offered.
o.. FURNITURE.
An Ash suit Of specially durable make for sss
OF. MATTRESSES.
Made in n workroonis, Of best materials where
uieee've jus; what you purchase.
o.. SCHOOL STATIONERY.
~ Japanese ParasOl, gay coors for decoration; IS
TO {, cents.
90. ARTISTS MATERIALS.
Portable Outfits for Holidayng, S. wnsOr and
Newion's cOlors.
OF. PICTURES AND FRAMES.
house b.. b-au,ied in this department at slight
cost; a Urge assortment Of engravings in our port
fo!os. from IS cents to $50.
OS. BABY COACHES.
The finest Of assortments all shapes and fnshings,
from 81 TO SO.
90. TOY DEPARTMENT.
Thousands Of little oddities take home to the chill
dren. from to 500.
TO. SUMNER PORCH CHAIRS.
The famous Vienna Brentwood Chair wonderfully
pretty and strong, s. and upward. Other chairs for
porch from 81 up.
II. GAMES AND SPORTS.
Croqust Sets. Fishing Tackle Balls, Tennis Sets
Crolncs. 9, cents to SO: Tennis, 50 $50. Fishing
Rod. Is csnts to 81.
II. CHINA DEPARTMENT.
Decorated Eng ish Chamber Sets. s6s7: worth sraoo
II. LAMP DEPARTMENT.
Hanging and rabl' Lamps. rich patterns. from 8,
tS4o
"a. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Keirserl; 11s me GA toyes Freezers and
hitch % i:i"ss. Il. .Ggcrlf1r,. small and large. a 90
toS4s Ice C7es S, - ~ SIS: Ice Cream Freezers.
s75 TO SO: Oh stoves, singh. and double 50 to $40
Ga, stoves s,t.t.2
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

COMPANY SHoPs.-Mr. NJ. NJ. Shoi-
ner, Postmaster and Justice of the
Peace, Company Shops, Alamance Co.,
N. c., writes, he has used st. Jacobs
Oil for rheumatism, cuts, swelled
ankles and knees, pains in the back
and sore-throat. One or two applica-
tons in each case has alwnys cured,
and he believes the Great German
Remedy is the best in the world. "As
long as can get it," he adds, 81 never
intend to be without it,"
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BLACK SILKS.

l. DLAOh OlLhO.
Antoine Guinet make standard Qualities from
Wednesdays New York auction sales. Prices have
fallen somewhat. Prices. Is. 50. ooc 81, sr7s to
S2,75. Satisfaction in guaranteed.
2. COLORED SILKS.
splendid lot Of Chameleon Stripes at soc
3. BLACK GOODS.
Silk Velvet Grenadine, for wraps and short dresses at
$3.50. that only few days ago could not be sold lower
than s3.7s.
4. LADIES DRESS GOODS.
4a-nch AlbatrOss Cloth in all shades half dollar,
which is one-third less than the proper price
5. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
White All-wool French Dress Flanaels At 4s-
D. MUSLIN DEPARTMENT.
Bleaehed Sheeting. az yards wle at a quarter Of a
dollar. and one-yard wide CamJncs "a, 40 cents,
7. CHINTZ DEPARTMENT.
The standard COlicOes a, 81 cents: wide Chntzes at
7eents
8. DRESS Innings.
Silesias, MOreens. Hair Cloths. C.rl5- Linens.
Elastcs. Drilngs. Duck and all ,.,, .... belong 10
dress-making.
9. NECKWEAR AND SUSPENDERS.
GuyOt's genuine French Braces. delicate and new
London shapes and ooors in Neckwear from Vireoe.
Middleton Co. and Weloh. Margetson & Co 81.
10. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Two thousand pieces Linen Rick Rac. Braid. full
yards. reduced to cents.
II. BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
livery make of fashionable buttons cxtlnt Eurso
FeaFl Buttons, received to-day, Sc per dozen.
IL. FRINGE DEPAR rMENT.
All the new patterns that jus, going into fashion
Colored Chenille Fringe at s. per yard
13. LINEN DEPARTMENT.
German Table Linen ~ yards and heavy. Tor halt a
dollar per yard.
IA BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
Capital Blanket for Country Houses at s. So Honey
comb Quilts from ss TO $40 each.
Is. HANDKERCHIEFS.
Twelve new styles at IS cents each
10. GLOVES.
Newest Jersey Lss Thread Gloves. at Is. a. * e..
IS cents.
II. LACE DEPARTMENT.
Eseurial Laces both real and imitation. are scarce.
Wehit the market, AMI can do well all the way iron,
fair quality AZ a cents up to s.
10. RUCHINGS.
Most perfect patterns 300 styles. nearly one third
saved 10 customers. By making most all in our build!
ing aadimportng our own lisse. We now sell DIR.
t'euiar design at IS cents; was s. cents.
10. TIDES.
Real Antique Lace, IS cents and IS cents.
20. LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS
specially desirabLs lot 2. 8. g. 171z. 49, 10 cents
Inc Newport, %, so. 50, IS, % cents
Il. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Striped Famine fer Curtains. q, inches wide. At
Is55 cents: about half price
p. LACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham Curtains from 90 cents to s.; much under
regular price.
p. SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Fine black. sky blue crimson. ecru embroidered
Cashmere Scarf Nantes at 81
"a. LADIES SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Most beautiful taior-made Spring Check Suits. hand
somey trimmed sIs.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

The need Of merit for promoting personal
aesthetics is due 10 J. g. Aver 4 Co., whose incom.
parable Hair Nigor Is universal bcautner Of the
hair. Harmless, effective, agreeable. Il has tnkon
rank among the indispensable articles OF the toll
let To scaniy locks it giues luxurlance. nnd
Wlthered hair u clothes with the hue OF youth
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

Mortgages have been recorded in
Washington against two houses owned
by General Grant in favor of William
II. Vanderbilt as security for 100000
that he obtained from Vanderbilt.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

James Edwards, colored, for marry
ing Rachel A. Anhason, white, was
sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tiary and to pay fine of$l00, at Rich
mOnd, Ind.
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18
ENPR S S,
.L-L- LII

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Eeit,,, 5'''l--- Old A. ". Baltimore. l2l0pW
Csttnri,,,r,.'' 0.' rhltadci Ihia.. BOZ
VI a. .''-- - Wilmington 90. 400
N,.,,,i,i''.' IL ',- New Castle - M
49, '--'-,- go NiddlctuNu 90
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SMYRNA . 81. '.' ---..- ~
clayton .......... gul 50. i.-. ------
IOwuseud...... gIi INKS,
MiddletOwu. g22 N,,r.5, -
New Castle. gl~ iN.,I..l ---- -
Wilmington ...lUOu C,uf.r.lIr.
philadelphia .l1-2 re.r..
Ba.umoIe......l3 .5.v !!.r-...,.
Mr. Cis0e .cronD,s i,,.,, y..5.
mIngtou az 6.ij a. 81 and sutpl i'
Castle at 9.ij q N.uu.l .nt ST -''"
SMYRNA BEAECH TRAINS .,.,,.~.,,,,..
ior Clayton tll. S..;, .'s .t.. ...-t 4 ~ 3.'
] ~ ~ and - r. ". Lcs.c ,I..tt.. a,- -Inyl,--
- 9V" I'-il and lliDA- ~, -..,. al -9i snf
CoN&EcroNs.-At Porter. viii. Newark .,i..,.
ware city Railroad 40 townsend ..ifI on.
Anne s& Kent Ial.i a.i 80 .a>t ...l f...' ,.,
&theSapcuhc l.,.. .... .H t.. .rf
At llarringtor. vi'a Ie..a-..e l... .t i, ~
glnla Railroad s; .t.ta..s u... ...-.i... ..l.. p.
Seaiori Railroad. Az i-lIItr w,t.. Eastern. -bere
railroad. WicOmico G Pucomokr Railroad 4,9
Peninsula Railroad '''
CiIAS. f. PUGH. General Manager
j. T. WOOD General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

Man proposes and the other man
her papa-dlsposes Of him in short
order,
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

james BuchaRan's famous farm.
Wheatland, has been sold to market
gardener,
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18
Elliott, Johnson e Co.
BANKERS AND brokers.
WllnllnmInn nnIn.

w WAminGtous Delaware,
niay ana sell stocks, bonds and all other secnrl-
rom lheir nillce tO all principal elites and ex.
Shenges Grain and Provisions bought and sold
~ ~ Chleae9. Deposits received and Interest allow
SUM- mar 7-lv
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18
l847 KENT COUNTY 1884.
Mutual Insurance Co.
DOVER, DEL.

lnSurcs against loss bv fire. issuing lnutusl ,,t.
Clvs 1hly under which payments are made am.
hNaily m advance during membership. and on
C'NNilS 10 hc members whatever remains tlpcN
Peh1cd after paying loS>C>. expenses and dlyl-
bends is returned. thereby furnishing insurance
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

All Heavy Freight intended TO be hauled to
Boat by our Teams should be reported at our
Omce the night previous to departure Of Boat
Any Small Packages should be reported at the
Office at least two hours before Boat starts
Philadelph ia and Smyrna Transport
tatiOn Company.
J. +. TNGERT, Pres't
". G.. PIERCE, Sec'y and Trca'r.
OFFICES No, 42 S. Delaware Avenue Phila.
aud smyrna Del.
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Abstract Of Statement. IsSa.

Receipts for the Year ISIS - : tr 9io g-
Losses ana Expenses for the Year lSs.l 752l ul
~ iiHITNI INNI "'u .. 2u.gi 90
wv VlliuC!N Hi W llhdraw ul-......... . 46g E;
Amonhttot tredItof Members Dee 81 lSS3 Id5 BLISS
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18
DIREtTOI;S

AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON. Gepersl A,,,,, n,,.r
geo " v nWi6ms NclC0rk. Z. ". HW,l BrifcerRif
Ge1; ~ :, %, Honey ltL tdg. LcmWei ~ Naples Lstf,s.
). Z. Jermdn Smyrnd IE-Url IT, Js,I.er 'Sl,,.,i
4. JdckSOn Jr Calnde, " n D,,r'i., 80
J. Il. anderson Fr,,igric1 1o,rn ''Y' "'''E'
RcyHedr Hiljams. Milford .E,,gss B,,5,, MIN,
" " Sercnson itli5n h Ii;9oI,Yo,, S,cj,,,,r
CO. HGTingtoH Farmin0- S,sssr
ton.
,., John r. MdHiire GrceaSbOrOu0h Ma
jeremiah b. Fletcher Preston Md
T. r. LallO,ray Berlin. Ma y
Wa. G. Dickinson. POoom0ke Ciiy Ma.
All business communications should be addressed
to
WIN. DENNEY, Sec'y,
March 4. 1883. DOVER. DEL
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PHILADELPHIA Wilmington I Baltimore Eailp,i
DELAWARE DIVISTOU

days U 9aa eHcanad &iteT MONDAY May 26h 1881 ISM
SOUTHWARK. - loIOWS:
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18
JUNE
Notice to Smyrna shippers.

Leave FlemHlgs Landing, hour later.
, Rg-Hack leaves Smyrna about q hour before
The Boat starts
Smyrna times., 1884-06-18

a certain well-known and veracious
physician of Milford recently sent
green, cOlOred lad to the stables with
instruction to wash and grease the car
riage. The sable youth washed the
vehicle thoroughly and applied the
grease literally to the body of the car
riage.-MHtord Nelcs.
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THE FINISH.

Oh. o. D. ~.
s. Lorctia now sold rs iayoritc, tho other
sales being even up. -Douds went to the
front at tho first and trotted without 4 skip
Jump all the way until within about
fifty yards Of tho finish, when Ford coming
up on a run locked his wheel for n second
and threw him oil liis.feet SO that he
jumped over the wire. Ills performance
was in great contrast with that 5of the
balance Of the field, which ran. badly The
finish, however, was red hot. Coming IN
the stretch there was about n neck 5 dit
ference between Douds md Ford and
Loretta. Ford was first In, but for
running was placed third. \ Time 2:29I
The fourth heat was the most exciting
ono of tho aitcrnoon.gs Ford q behaved
badly ut tho start and Douds and loretta
went to the front and struggled for the
pole. Attic first turn Ford in settling
went down on his knees and his sulky and
driver went over his head. Ida Fl. WIS
right behind, and before she could stop,
went right over the wreck. Writ Heaton.
OF Parkcrsburg, her. driver, seeing what
was coming, S jumped of. AIeckley's
driver managed to pull out in time to
avoid the same fate. Nothing was broken
about 1da's rig, and she started after the
other three on the dead run. She soon
passed Meckley, and thcdrivers Of Loretta
and Douds, who were together, spurted
their horses to keep out OF her way. The
crowd howlcd, Is and :abont one hundred
ran across the track to where, tho accident
had taken! place. The cxcitcmentwas at
fever heat, and; 1t was allthe police could
do to keep the people where tlieyibe-
longed. On tho home stretch Loretta Sc
cured the polo and crossed the linz, in
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iTESTERDAYll.IjN TOWN q: M,
SCENES ABOUT THE sr .r:,1. :,
The Weather md It's Et,ee, on swsiterinc
Humnnity--rhe Mills Idle on Account Of
tho liea.-Husiness Almost stasnnnt
u. at M!daa, Democratic blowout. );

b. . rH.HN u y
dp Yesterday was not hotter than any other
day this summer by the thermometer, but
1t was generally pronounced 80. The pre-.
cecding warm days this week have heated
things up so that the night air does little
good, and day when the Thermometer
marks 0s in tho shade Is harder on hu.
lnanity than Il II came suddenly. The
mills all shut down on account OF the heat.
Several c,lseso Of prostration were reported.
but hone oil then, were grave ones. Dnrjpn
tho middle OF tho day business was dull as
on Sunday, tho heat being SO unpleasant
ihat no one Vcntured out II he could help
It, all seeking the shady side OF the street
when they were forced out, md lodging
from baloon 10 soda water stand. - :
Apromisel storm failed to mntorlalizc,
though tho sky last night was constantly
Illuminated hy cheat lightning 5TG'
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THE KING OF SEWING MACHINES. IA A,
Y 1t has the ONLY sELF-TuNEADISG SHUTTLE,
has high arm, seli.sctting needle and is in
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ABOUT pEopLG,
Strangers In tho Oily and Wheeling Folk

. . . ID .
Strangers In tho Oily and Wheeling Folks
f. Ig f,t Abrond. ~
Mr.. Joseph A. Hill, Of Marion comfy,
is visiting at DR.. Ross. ID.
Miss Sutia Irwin is still summering 1T
the Mountain Lake Parl; hotel.
Mrs. c. A. Gates, OF Charleston, Is visit
ing relatives and friends on tho Island.
Z Col W. B, Curtis, OF this county, was
an interested spectator at the fur ycster-
day.
W. il. McClcary, Esq, Pi,tslurgh's
postmaster, is in the city attending the
rsqes, Il. 60
Mrs. Olive Neal and Miss Nan Stephens,
OF Parkersburg are the guests OF George +.
Irwin, on the island. Il
Mcssrs j. L. Judson and ], y, Dradcn,
two prominent Washington county law
yew, were on The island yesterday,
Col. Davidd Kcaggy, al Holidays
Cove, a member Of lie Lewis Wctzcl
Hunting Club, is the guest OF DR.. AT,
Gasniire, a. iiY-.s=
Miss Nellie Warrior, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. Isaiah Warren, l,as been
appointed orsanist at the Wheeling te-
male College. sst
Cal, Alex Campbell came down from
his Brooke county farm Tuesday evening,
and left for his Louisiana plantation to
spend the winter, S
Miss Laura, daughter Of Hon. L. ]. D.
Bond, OF Davisyi!lo, and Miss Hattie,
daughter OF Sheriff Bumgarncr, OF Writ
county, entered as students Mt the WhOei-
ing Female College yesterday, Is
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UIuuh HoH fH :HBl' !,
The summary is as follows
i'm SUMMARY,
CITIZENS DAY.

The Programme this .afieypeon-One of the
Biz Days. 1
To-day is ".Citizcns' Day. The indica.
tions ore that the weather will be fair and
il such is the case the attendance ought to
be at least 10000. Muyoy Miller has very
properly issued n recommendation in a
proclamation, that business men observe
the day MS n holiday, close their places Of
business i'll order to allow their employees
10 attend and to attend thenselVes, The
banks showing 4 public spirit that is COM
mendablc announce that they will be
closed, and seyera! large business houses
have sent in word that they will not be
open to-day. The Association is q Wheel.
ing enterprise and unless Wheeling citi-
zens patronize it, and thus set an example
for their country cousins, the final result
will not DO wha: it should. The fair is
one we'll worth the paltry price OF admis-
sion. 4 55 ~.
The racing to-day promises to be rs ex-
citing as TINT OF yesterday. No one will
deny that Yesterdays sport was for
sblood !" The time made, alone, shows
that. One thing is noticeable this year,
and that is the absence Of any cry about
jockeying or partially. The pools last
night give but little indication OF what
the result today will be, Us they were sold
in all manner OF combinations. The first
race is for the 10 class OF trottcrs, and
there are thirteen entries. The second
race Is n irec-for-all trot, both for purses Of
$500, and 500 extra in the last race If 2::23t
is beat. In addition tho unfinished 800
trot'of yesterday will be completed ut 1:3O
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LOCAL DEEyITIES.
matters Of Minor ,lomcnt IN and Apout N,

Matters OF Minor Moment in md About the
City. 81
"Bpscl OF KEYS" at the Opera House
tonight ,lss
LIZZIE EVANS in "Dewdaop' at Charley
shay's this evening.
TrE legend give Gems 4 paub" now
decorates tho grape boxes on the Italians
fruit stands. ,537;.
WILLIAM a. BonIcK, n native Of Ger
many, was yesterday admitted to full citi-
xenship by the Circuit Court, z.i d
TIE Elm Grove railroad will run an
extra car out the road tonight after the
performances at the theatres, !isss z. Z n
The Ohio River Railroad engineers are
surveying the route for that road to con-
meet with the Moundsyille Coal Company'a
worha y
THERE was a mich larger audience ut
the Opera House last night than the night
before, to sec Barley Campbell's "WGite
Slave" &, So ii
i TnE Republicans OF The Second and
Third wards will meet at the City Build
ing Friday evening at 7:30, r.. ". to form a
campaign club, Every Republican III the
two wards should attend. b
THERE was no skiT upsetTneslay night,
Mr.. Saddlcr says he has run his ferry The
year round and never upset man.
Even should one accidentally get in the
river now the water is too shallow to be
dangerous. rs Z, ~ car, Il:
sEvERALpromlncnt colored citizens were
IN correspondence with Frederick Doug.
lass Yesterday, cndeayoring to arrange for
him to speak here IN the Opera House on
the night of the 22nd inst. He is an
nounccd to speak in Martins Ferry that
afternoon. The occasion is the cclcbm-
ton Of Emancipation Day, TheS matter
up to last night had not been. definitely
arranged. 81 /. II .,iI'iil5
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rAK1NG \ WIDE RANCE.
1ha Ball 4clophonc spreading its wires q, al

Tho Bsii Telephone Spreading It's Wires nll
Over this Section. II,
Telephone connection WIS this week
completed between Wheeling and Wells
burg. There IRE thirty-onc telephones
connected with the Wcllsburg exchange,
and charge OF 20 cents is made Tor talk
ing from Wheeling to that place for the
present. When seventy-GTc telephones
are placed there communication will be
free, Superintendent Wooli is confident
this number will be taken, Il. iS..s5:
Connection is now open botwcen the
Wheeling exchange and Nloundsyille.
Bcnwood and Wellsbulg, W. Va, Bcliaire'
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, S,eNi,cnyile,
East Liverpool, Terontu and McOov's,,
Ohio, and iitlshlrgh, Allegheny, Roclics.
ter, sowickley. Williamsburg, Beaver Falls,
East Liverpool, McKcesport, Mansfield,
Brownsville, New Brighton and New
Castle, Pa. This is d pretty wide range for
personal conversation: 81 a..
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 1l.-l:SO
a. M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
generally iair weather, slight fall in tenn
.perature, variable winds. :,
f:SFor- the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, localshowers. slight change in
Temperature, south to west winds. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-11
) WORTH EXAMINATION.
desirable Road Carts md Hargn,ns III Rug.
Egti fA,E 4. EiuS and the like .iE. 81 No.

-.NfiN Ntiia Nutk III NUE.
T. gies and tho Like. rs
Heretofore Mt the State Fair tho display
Of Donaldsan, Lewis Il Co., tho well
known carrlase builders Of this ci,y,
has been an attractive md intcrcstine
one. This year they had not time to pre.
pure an exhibit. Persons attending lin
State Fair will find it worth their willie to
call at the factory, 15o0 to 1900 Market
street. This firm has taken the agency ior
the well known Perry road carts, which
are very popular where they arc known
They have been tried by several Wheel
ing people, md pronounced Tie most com
Portable rig they ever rode in There Is
no horse motion, but the carts ride MS Is
evenly and smoothly as q landau. 81 :,
donaldson, Lewis & Co. are closing ont
what work they have on hand for Tia
season, and intending buyers can procure
bargains in!Nery desirable buseies. They
have also in their wareroo,ns some second
hand work which they will sell chcap. II
is all iii lirst-clNss condition. = =
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Can't LnlIiicrt,act Dnn,f.

IS Capt. James Hewitt Lauderbach died
yesterday Wade Postoiiicc, Washington
county, Ohio aged 90ycars. lie was one OF
the .ablest stcamboatmen on the Ohio and
qor. many years Il resident Of Wheeling.
lie retired in 1864 to peacefully spend his
last days OH the banks OF his favoritc
stream. For two years past he has been
gradually sinking, and yesterday morning
Il Telegram to his son-in-law,i -. Hughes,
1888 Main street, announced that ho had
peacefully passed away, leaving large
circle, OF relatives and friends to mournh