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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Beware Of Cunning Accidents.

The cunning season will soon op-
en-, and we may expect to hear of the
usual number of accidents caused bv
careless handling of firearms. In
speaking Of this subject, an exchange
remarks that the skilled sportsman
never risks his own life or that Of
Others by holding or carrying his gun
in such a position as to endanQer any
one by its discharge. He appreciates
the dangerous character of his weap.
on, and is, therefore, careful in hand
ling it. Now that breech-loading
arms are so generally used, there IS
no excuse for keeping them loaded,
but, whether loaded or not, the muz-
zle should at all times be kept away
from the body. 1t is just as easy to
acquire careful habits in handling
guns as to get other habits that place
one in constant danger of being self
wounded and perhaps killed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Now is the Time TO Subscribe.

The warm weather is passing away
and we will soon be upon the thres-
hold of winter. Nearly every one
will shortly gather around their
pleasant fresides andenjoy themselves
in their comfortably homes. We
know of no better means by which
.hey could promote their happiness,
and agreeably pass the long, tedious
hours, than by subscribing to and
reading the CAPITAL. Besides the
matter of local interest and the adver.
tising columns there is choice reading
on the inside which will both in
struct and entertain the young as well
as the aged. We shall use our ut
most efforts to make the CAPITAL in.
teresting and useful, conscious that it
will receive the patronage and en-
couragement which we are determined
our exertions shall merit. We desire
the cooperation of our friends and the
general public is making the CAPITAL
one of the best family and local papers
in the county. We shall be glad to
have. communications upon every
subject of local interest, report OF
schools, agricultural notes, and in
fact anything of practical interest that
our friends and correspondents may
feel disposed to contribute. We de-
sire especially that our subscribers
keep usposted on local matters. A
thousand things transpire during the
week that an editor cannot get to see;
SO please furnish us the facts and we
will arrange them for publication.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
LATEST NEWS.
CITY zaa COUNTY.
Executive Appointments!
Deaths OF Old CitizensI |
A Great Railroad Nan Dead!
LOCAL NEWS OF TIE DAY
ST. Johns College.

We are pleased to learn that since
the re-opening of this time honored
and venerable il stitution of learning
there has been quite an accession to
its scholarships from here and abroad
In view oftbis hattering increase in
the face of financial depression and
the general unsettled condition of
business everywhere, the faculty and
professors are highly to be congratu-
lated on the flattering manner in
which their efforts to raise st. Johns to
the very first rank, are being apprecia-
ted. st. Johns College certainly
possesses a location that cannot be
surpassed in beauty and healthfulness.
and It's ventilation and sanitary con.
ditions are of the very highest order.
while its educational aud other desir-
able advantages are not surpassed bv
any other similar institution ia the
country. When to all these advan-
tages of beauty oflocation, healthiness
and perfect sanitary condition of the
building, we add the able faculty.
with christian vice-president, whose
every aim is for the improvement of
their charges morally and socially, as
well as Intellectually, parents who
have sons at this institution need have
no fears but that their home training
will not be neglected or overlooked in
the search after learning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Encouraging Words.

We received a letter this morning
nom very unexpected source in
which the writer refers to the CApI.
TAI IN the following complimentary
terms: Il think highly ofthe CAPITAL
lou are making it very interesting
paper-one deserving of the support
OF the community" We were also
informed by gentleman this morning
who recently advertised in the CApf-
TAI, that he was fully convinced Of
the efficacy in advertising, from the
results he had received, and intended
to follow it up with another. And
SO he did.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
To Address . Democratic Meeting.

S. Thos. Mccullough, Esq, of this
city, has been invited to address the
Cleveland, Hendricks and Nelson
Club, at the Academy Of Music, IN
Hagerstown, on the 29th inst. Mr..
Mccullough is one Of the leading
members of the Annapolis bar and
besides being a very forcible and
pleasant speaker, has the reputation
Of being careful il his statements and
facts, and fearless in exposing wrong.
doing. He viii receive no doubt =
warm welcome from the democracy of
Washington county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Death Of John w. Garrett.

A special received here at noon to
day announced the death of the Hon.
John w. Garrett, at Deer Park, where
he has been lying dangerously ILL.,
Mr.. CARROTS death has been momen-
tary looked for since bis late illness.
The b. & O. r. r. Office of this city
was draped this afternoon by j. q.
Spaulding, agent, out of respect to
his memory.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
TOnsOrIal Emporium.

Mr.. Barraud, the weIl-knownk night
Of the razor, has rented the law ofice
formerly occupied Mr.. j. Writ RAN
dali on Maryland Avenue, and fitted
it up as q tonsorial saloon. It pre-
sents neat and inviting appearance
and being central and on . thorough
fare, will, no doubt, make q success
full business stand.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

Mr.. James Tilton, paid flying vis-
it to his old friends here yesterday.
The Hon. Geo. Cotton reached here
yesterday from Fair Haven, and left
on the noon train for Baltimore.
Mrs. Francis O. White who has
been spending some time with rela-
tives in Ohio, has returned home.
Mr.. Brice b. Brewer, City Commits
sioner has returned from bis north
ern trip, and is again at his post Of
duty.
Mr.. Lewis, son of the late CAPTAIN
Lewis, U. S. N, is on q visit to
friends in this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
The Steam Tug McDOugall.

The Baltimore steam ting j. A.
McDougall, which was burned OF
DuBois's wharf here, on the morning
of August IA, will be raised and taken
to Baltimore for repairs, which 1t is
expected will cost about $4,000. The
hull lies just abreast of the sca wall
near the Marine Barricks, partly out
of tee water, with ell of her machinery
in tact.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Complimentary Appointments.

Governor McLane has accepted "a
invitation to become one Of the Vice
Presidents Of the American Exhibi-
ton, in London, In 1886.
The Governor has requested Presi-
dent Arthur to appoint J. Thomas
Scharf, commissioner OF Maryland,
for the New Orleans Exposition, vice
Theodore Hooper, declined.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
BUSINESS CARD.
70 my City and Country Friends

Having permanently engaged my
services to Mr.. j. FRANK KRAMER, /
will be glad to see all my Old Custo-
mers at No. 4 Francis street. In as
sumlng part management of his
business | shall, in conjunction with
'Ae proprietor, endeavor to make it
., one Of the Leading Business Estab-
llsaments of the city. Our motto
WI be: Quick sales and small prof
KandeavOring at all times to gives
satisfaction to my customers. j hope
y Y oe able to control a large share of
@epubllc patronage, and to make No.
Francis street, where j. FRANK
ARAMER IS LOCATED, one of the pleas
Sa'est places in the city to deal.
FRANCIS o. WHITE.
k2G I'm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

At meeting Of the Faculty Of St.
Johns College, held last night, the
following free scholarships were
awarded Albert Il. Brady, Wallace
Boyd. G. G. Woody, j.. Edward
Abbott, Ed. A. R0bb and George
Scho1. Of Anne Arundel county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Game and Fish Plentiful.

Some of the followers of Isaac
Walton met with success yesterday
in the waters bordering the shores of
Fort Madison, where in few hours
they caught number of ine rock and
other fish. The result Of their efforts
was so encouraging that others were
induced to follow suit to day.
This morning company of young
men went cunning on the Island in
Round Bay. They left about half
past 3 and reached the Island at day
break. A large number of squirrels
were killed and all returned home
well pleased with their jaunt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

Boys Clothing-The cheapest and most
stylish in the city. In. this line Of goods
we show you the largest assortment TO be
found in any store in the city. Buy
your goods at Kramer's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

The latest styles Of Gents Hats at
kramer s the leader of low prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

Get your Job Printing OF every
description done at the CApITAL Of
fee. We guarantee good work and
the very lowest prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Dropped Dead.

Mr.. Edward Spriggs, prominent
farmer Of the third district, aged AZ
years, dropped dead while dressing
this morning. The deceased has
been complaining for some time, but
nothing serious was thought Of II.
His death is supposed to have been
from heart disease.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26

1000 yards Of Dress Goods at 5 cents
per yard, very cheap. For low prices 90
to ] Frank Kramer's. No. 4 Francis
street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-26
Sale Of One Pair Of Oxen.
BUREAU or ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, Sept. 23rd, 1884.
nEkE viii be sold at Public Auction
asal y sae Naval Experimental Battery.
'4'pOhs, Maryland, at 12 o'clock noon.
V'f1ldoy The 10Th day of Oct, 1884.
One Y oke of Oxen.
ii sms ms cash. The animals to be remoy-
'''A ehe ground on day of sale.
MONTG'Y SICARD,
Is'S Chief of Bureau.
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"Burr's mills Camp" sunday, August
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Eycnts of Minor
UH.t Interest. w '1ia.is

Brief Notes on Current Eycnls Of MINOR
NH0t Interest. iIt '0l..tg
orEs ALE concert tonight. ~
BASE BALL and boat race to-day. 5
OSE marriage licsnse WAS Issued yesterday.
TUE Marietta Bsas Ball club Ia at the Howell
house, All the players are gsntlemanly
young men. a'i3 Uii5
TIE engineering party Of the Mt. Vernon,
Cosbooton l. Wheeling railroad crossed the
Marietta road at New C0meratown, O., yes.
terday. Fia5 " 81.
X The LsBslle nail mill will bore Tor gas Of a
point 175 feet north OF The works. Tbs lum
ber for the derrick Ia on the ground, and the
work will 10 pushed as fast "a possible. X
A EuNurR Of gentlemen interested In aqua
tic matters while talking over oarsmen and
boating matters last night, arrived at a dif
ference OF opinion regarding tho abilities 0
Ritz, The youthful wonder, and forfeit
$50 siha was put up that d Wheeling mar
could bs procured that would beat RITZ In
three mile race. Further details will be ar
ranged in few days. N
MRS. MARY GcNgiLL called yesterday e
state that She had received diRpstch IRON
Buffalo stating that no psHon By the nam
OF McNeill had been Killed by a railroad
train At that place. This goes TO snow ina
the story given to tho newspspera ny on
Michael Riley about the death nf gernhr'
McNeill by being run over at Buffalo, was
pure and simple canard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-16

Cisc'%SAn. August, l5.--Flour dun and uu.
No, red SIC. oa.s Gull and lower; No. While a7s
2sc. Rye easier Ut b6a57c. Buley selrce, arm and
unchanged. Pork strong at sa 2salS 81. LsId
stronger a! Bulk meats tirucr should ers &c;
short rib 1879. bacon suoaeer; Bhouldera 7Xc;
Eaort RIB loMc; sho,t clear llEc. Whisky afm.
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Personal II ENTIOE.
hcws amt Gossip In Relation 10 VARIOUS
". People. NfH

news amt Gossip In relation 10 VARIOUS
People.
LII. Charles Harding, Of Little Washington,
Ia In the city and willspsnd aundsy here.
Vim. Hllderbaad and VIII s. s,himpi, Of
Wheeling, arc Waiting the city.-steudenrillt
Herald. 'g
NJ. 8. N. iulep, editor Of the Marietta
Times. Ia here with the base ball boys from
his town.
Joseph G. Cline returned yesterday from
Fishing Creek, where be has been spending
his vacation. E Jil. (,
Dr.. D. d. Ross has gone to White Day
Monopgalia county 10 spend q few week.
hunting aud fishing. w,, 1
Mr.. L. L. Gallup, representing R. Hoe 4
Co., the celebrated p,iatIng p,ess manuiac
turerB, 10 In the city. 49, N..N1
WI. W. Cowdsn, Esq, Chairman Of th'
6isis ExeciiYe Committee, has been II
Charleston for day or Two doing good work
He left there last night for the southern par
Of the State, from whence be will come hom'
early next week. E0 I@2 l,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Greer, IT,, and Mrs. 7
N. Gauley and son leave this morning TO-
California to taks up their residence In tina
State. The Arm OF Greer Il Gauley will II
the future conduct the Oak Glon cottages, II
thu Oiai Valley, situsted about fi!ty miles
from Les Angeles, delightful PLEASURE re
eort 81 ,N UHt+'I
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- - 10 ~ = $3.50 h -'-- W
A Weat Sirs2aia Girl Astray. (,

Last evenings Pittsburgh Leader has the
following: Yesterday afternoon a young
woman Of perhaps 20 years Of sge giving the
name Of Emma Malloaes appeared at the
office Of the Poor Board for assistance to gst
back to Graiton,tW Va. She stated that she
WIS bordering on maternity and had come to
this city to hide her shame. The author OF her
misery was brakeman on the Baltimore &
Ohio road, who decamped to Texas, Her
parents being Of excellent reputs In the conf
nunity IN which they reside, she LETT home,
Tat sds would BE- cared los at tbs Moth Side
hospital a. a charity patient. Finding that
such WAS not the case, and being without
funds, she applied to Chief Braun Tor teu,-
porsry relief, md was directed by him TO sp.
ply TO the Poor Board. She arrived in the
city Tuesday and registered at the st. Nieho.
las hotel a. Mary Monroe. >, !, 8,
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Grnflon to nnxe n park.

A certificate Of incorporation YVES yester.
day issued to the Grafton Park Association.
This company hos purchased about fifty
acres. Of land near Grafton, which 1t Is pro.
posea to CONVEX. into park. The capital
stock Is 500, with the privilege OF increasing
It TO So COO. and the corporatoss are r Nj
Durbiu, Leonard Mallonee. J.::H. Long, John
Dunan and N. Il. DsIt, all Of Grafton, 1,1T
Grafton Is without any convenient resort
TOR picnic grounds OF similar purposes, and
,h's company hopes to "all a long fait want"
II any town IN West Virginia needs park it
terry 1t consists principally OF Il agstone pxye.
ments, railroad tracks, stony streets and Gin.
der banks -'e1 ..t'sgll - - =
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!, Mr.. NJ: MERkEL, Manager OF the Wheeling
Bakery Company, 1890 Market street. hal
Just returned from Pittsburgh where he has
been for the past two days securing nav
novelties In fine cakes and increasine ths
facilities Of the company. We are pleased to
announce to the public that be IL now able
70 furnish them with warm bread, rolls and
biscuits right from the oven every morning
lor breakfast, - = o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-16
Witness-T. O. ADAMS.
VIE JOHN O. BRAIpoN. ~
Tho Baby

wheh he got Of l little, ol old baby grew
S SR p III ,o saa q Rao Ssdoa Ssy f fsss
heard q Browns Iron .Bltters, but hid
an idea TWAS for grown folks only. a. every
thing else failed, they tried this medicine one
day on baby. Baby began to pick up. Tbs
blood In bis little veins wss enriched. He
was sayed. Tbs doctoEs sgreea That Browns
Iron Bltters had given baby new life.. The
druggist says that many Of bis customers find
imlnsnse success In using Browns Iron Bit.
ters for ailing and deitcAle children.
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kcoRE BY INNINGS.

TOtal'.,.,,'',.''''...".. To!al.."..,..........
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His slippery Glass Eva,

1.-THE 'eauire,", says the author OF .'The
Hoosier schcolmsstes," "wo1e one glass eye
and a wig. The glssa eye was constantly
slipping out OF the focus, and the wig turning
around sldswise on bis head whenever he
addressed the psople Of the Flat Creek dis.
trict.":: sadspectaole. Psrkes's Hair Balssm
preEesveu and promotes the growth Of The
natural hair. It also restores the natural
color TO hair which has faded or become
gray. Clean, elegant, beneficial highly per.
Tuned. - ttFIs q g; ~ sAg
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nH-Tli1RD PRESBYTERIAN CTuRcH.-Thorc
WI bs preaching Sunday morning 1t 1850 4. u. BY
rs'F1RsT PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcu,-p,each.
ihg 1o'mo'row morning at 1850 o'clock, by Rev.
nozASE STREET N. z CHURCH-The pasto,
Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick, wis taken ,ick last Tnerdsy,
and Ia still uasble to leave his room. The coneIe
pation VIII meet for service OF prayer at 1898 i,
Y. aud "a, Pm. sundAy School at r. n. 80 : !
nsDIsC1PLEs CHURCH. Services at th,s
e tomorrow as follows: Sunday School at
Batter Hops.m hven!ng, ~7:i5, subject. "Delyer.
knce" =. ], HaIh pastor, '-- - a -
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TO.DAY's BOAT RACE.
The Ar1augem ents nnu Articles o. Agree.

ment.
This afternoon Louis Felslng, Of this CITY,
and Henry He'll, Of Bellaire, will row three
mile boat race over the BelIairs course, Tor a
purse OF $500. ALDER! Rodsies ia final stake
holder and Valley Campbell releree. Fol.
lowing are The articles Of agreement, nj.
This agreement witnesett: That on the "a
day OF August, 1884, Louis Fslsing and
Henry Hell agreed to row three milo race in
best and bsst boets for the sum OF Three
Hundred Dollars (s3oo) a SIDE, the winner to
take the purse-Si1 Hundred Dollars (sGoo)
ARTICLE I. The said rata shall be rowed
on the 10th day OF August, over whit il
known a. the Bsllsire course, beginning at
point at or near the Ben wood and Bellsira
ferry crossing, and row ono mile and half
to their respective buoys, and return to the
starting point. The referee is hereby en-.
empowered to postpone the race from day to
day in case Of unlavorab!e weather, BnIdsys
excepted, and smooth water required. d
AET. II. Albert Rodeter is to be- the final
stakeholder, and the referee is to be- mutually
agreed usoa at the TINS OF putting I'D this
last deposit. The deci.ion OF the retsres Is 10
BE- binding upon both pSr:ies, according to
these articles OF agreement. q -; Il.
ART. III. The men shall toss Tor choice Of
position after all the buoy boats have been
agreed that the buoy boats Shall be set to tho
satisfaction OF the referee, and they shall be
started by tho word go" to DO given by the
referee. e T.,
ART. ". The buoy boats shall be SO!
twenty-five yar5s, or near abouts, apart, and
the oarsmen shall turn theic respective buoys
from right to LEFT, T. 5:- = u
ARrs V. No bout or boats in the interes. OF
either contestant shall accompany tho oars.
men over any part OF the course,
ART. VI. The leading boat becomeB entitled
to the choice OF position when 1t shows
clear vster batween the stern and bow Of It's
contestant. FJ5s 5-ig ~ = q q
ART. VII. Either boat swervine from a
direct course, impeding the progress OF the
oonteating boat shall DO ruled ont. III:
ARr.VI1I. The oarsmeu shall be started be-
tween thu hours Of 2 and 6 O'Clock T. NJ.
/, AIT. ] X. The deposit made Of ono hundred
and hity. dolls1s l$l5O 00} q side to be in.
oressed to three hundred dollars $500 COY q
side, the final deposit to be made on Thur
day, the l4:h inst, at which time the referee
shall be chosen. ~ "a; NJ y: -+ .-t.!..s
ART. A. Either party talllnS to comply
With, the provisions OF the foregoing articles
to forfeit tho money already up The referee
shall be- xovarued by the foregoing articles.
AIT. NJ. The said Henry Heilagreea to pay
10 the said Louis FelsinG the sum of forty
dollars ($40I for expenses, to be paid at the
time Of making the final depoait. TIE 4
i.a..t 3. y q. & LOUIS FE1?INa.
5lg-.a,. : w 5..;5s'rtt-s HENRY He'll. q
Witnesa-T. O. ADAMS. s;i2 rs
WEI rs ~, JOHN @, BRAlpoN. I'D u tiss Is. 7t5'
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LARGEST limo Of Spring Goods In tho
city, comprising 900 different Patterns
Of suitiDgs, 100 different Patterns of
pantal0Onlngs, and 50 different Patterns
Of Spring Oyercoatings. Made up In
best style, at ~ Z; HESS Il sons,
No. 1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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An ordinance was adopted changing the
Elm Grove Railway ordinances so a. to allow
1t to pave between its rails on Blxteenth street
with brick 81 thsIess OF tho street Ia being
paved. The cid ordinance provided for stons
hlaeks .I r.~ y, =. H.I So. U.s.
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Live Stock,

EAH 1InsRIy, August 5.-CSttlr-Market dull:
and unchanged iu prices: receipts al head: shin.
ments LOG mead. uozs-tAarket ncl,ye; receipts
aSM head; shtp1nents 2,sc1 head: PhiiNdeIphias
Shecp-Market fair and prices thade stronger
Than an Yesterday; receipts l,Q,2 head; Ehipmonts
'CHlcAao.' August l5.-The Dropxrs' Jo,,r4,a, re.
po1y: uoga1Recalp.a 1900 he'd; shipments GOO
head; market active and lOalsc higher; rongH
IS: light o. 7596 49, slips 81 6Oa5 Co. Usttle-Re.
GENTS $500 head: shlnmsnfa aXf0 heal. mi nasa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-16

HoN. JupoE J. N. CoFrNHuny, Cleveland,
u, ssys; II haye need SCORES Of pile cures,
and 1t affords tue pleasure to say that nave
never found anything which gives such Inn.
mediate and permanent relief Is Dr.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment.n 4 li3Z- ~ : :
Wholesale Agents.: LOGAN & Co., Whes],nr
H y: Va, and J. Q. DEa1 d Co., bridgeport
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Magic for the Aged,

Men Of advanced age, like Mr.. Bepj,m,n
Miller, Thompson.own, Pa, In his 70!h wear Ven, ,:
MI. ~. =. Redwood, salesman, Baltimore,
NO. NO 70 81 his 7Ssd year; MI. John Lane, Hyde
cured OF rheumatism by iew applications ~
H. Jacobs OIL, tho great pain.eu1e, '">1,''
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Special Tran from St. Mays to
Moundsvilic Carp Meeting.
The Ohio River railroad will run spec,a,
train from St. Msry's to Moundsville csmn
meeting on Sunday, Augus. II, at reduce 4
ratea, arriving at Moundsyllle at s:l5 A, M. m.
turning leavs Mouudsviilo at Gr.M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-16

The Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged and improved, and is now
ready ior the reception Of guests. Regular
80 CO per month, and ltpsice for children,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-16

"a 81 kangaroo 4; 5..i
Mems hand made shoes, very soft and will
not crack with backing at NJ JflE I$tT4I
Z n :. ~ Il r. J. W. AM1cK's,
+ 5G r w II l-h . y ll43 Main Street.
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FE11AnALlIIA, Pa, AuglQt l6-Flour Quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat weak 2 rcd In elevator
s73e. NO. red August S:;1zas77Sc; september So:
Corn, options nothing doing; prices nominal; CA
lots scarce and firm. sail mixed August GiaG3c:
september eOaslc; October tuadlc; E0venber 81
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