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Tho c,,,nr makers, p,cr,..

The picnic OF the Cigar Makers Assem-.
bly,, K. Of T., on the State, Fair ground
Saturday afternoon, was u success in all
respects. a large crowd was on the
ground, and the receipts will swell the As.
sembly treasury to a comfortable degree.
In the morning the cigar makers, headed
by Kramcr's band, puradcd through the
streets oyer the creek, and thence up to
Tenth street and over the bridge, They
made Il nobby display, and turned ont III
good force. sKmmcrs orchestra furnished
music on the ground. Numerous popular
amusemcnts were well patronized on the
grounds, and the skiir ferries did 4 thirty.
Ing business N II day. u.s.; H !. 7
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FATALLY MANGIEDs
81 THE ItEMrFIELD 1.A1L1oAp.
t.A ~ " f ~ ~ ,AI .tIlt ~ I'D, \
The Shocking Fate Young Howard Fry Yes.
tcrlay afornlnE-lIe Falls beneath the
Wheels and "a Ground almost to 90 90
Atoms--An Unfortunate Family.

.F. L y d Il
Yesterday morning about six O'Clock
several men who were walking along the
IIcmpilcld railroad track, In East Wheel.
Ing found the manslcd remains Of man
strewn alons one Of the rails. Invcstisa.
ton showed that this was the body Of
Howard Fry, young man Of 20 years,
who lived IN East Wheeling, not far from
the scene OF his horrible and untimcly
end. How lie came to DO Oh tho trick
can only be conjecturcd. lilo had been
down town drinking with friends
in tho fore part Of the night. 1t Is suppos.
ell lie boarded u lIcmpleld train to 90 out
home. Tho boys living on the low level
near the creek haye q habit Of doing this.
The trains arc obliged to slow up climbing
u heavy grade along there, and tho free
passcngcrs are thus enabled TO alight. y
| Young Fry probably intended to do
this, but bcirig somewhat under tho infii.
cnce of liqror, fell beneath tho wheels und
was lmanglcd In the sickcning shape de-
scribGd. Il, K. '.is4 4 III ',fNIIL.
Several stories were alloat during the
day. One was to TO the effect that Fry
had fallen over II bank upon tho track,
md another that his foot got caught in /.
frog, but there is no reason to believe TINT
either OF these is correct. Ills flesh was
20 torn and>manslcd TINT report was MISC
circulated tlnt after he WIS killed by the
train, dogs had attacked and mutilatcd the
body, but the truth doubtless is thut the
condition OF his remains WIS due sololy to
tho. grinding OF the wheels. n m = 4
Fry belonged, apparently, 10 MI Inflated
family. Last year his brother Jake, who
lived at Cadiz, Ohio, was killed on u nil.
road. while attempting to jump from n
moving train. a short time after his
mother, Il portly woman, in appearance
the, picture OF health, was seized with gal.
looping consumption and soon died, and re.
Gently Il baby was lost by the family.
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Increase III prlps OF Milk.

Milk, which has been sold at o pcpts +,
quart, ut retail, all summer will be raised
early this month to- 5 cents a quart. This
is the result o. concert Of action by. all tho
milkmen and dealers, and is rendered
necessary by the advance III the tpigp Of
feed. This Is duo to the ravagcs Of grass.
hoppera in the meadows and the effect OF
the protracto1 drought on the hay crop.
There is probable cuuse to anticipate
similar increase in the price of other paul.,
modities affected by the scarcity Of feed
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The funeral Of John Exton, the engineer
who was killed on the ,Cy,.l.%& W! road
Inst week, took place from his residence at
Bridscpart yesterday. at the house a
very eloquent address Was delivered by
Hon. Ross Alexander. The G0rtcyp,, one
OF the largest ever seen III Southern Ohio,
was headed by Kramcr's band Of this city.
The local lodge, X. OF r., OF which dc;
ccased;was member, Ind charge Of the
funeral arrangements, and turned. out in
large humbors, AtelHlIers Of 4tlln ;ipracr
were present from uriehsville, Martins
Fcrry;:;Bellaire, and Wheeling. $. Z! H..
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; Hon. JUDGE ]. NJ. CorFiNBuRY, Clevc.
land, o., says: ~ have used scores OF pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
that | have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief us Dr. Williams indian Pile Oint-
ment.n Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, W: Va, and J. G. Dent 4 Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio. DAw
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4 skirn,lsl, Among the Doc,or.,

When typhoid fever broke out at Port
Jcryis, some doctors quarrelea about how
to cure it Each said his way WINS The
best, and several said I'LL the others were
entirely wrong and knew nothing about
how to cure it. Attic knowledge Of med
icine Is a dangerous thing, but very val
liable item OF medical knowledge IL, that
Browns Iron Bittes builds up wasted sys:
tens, and by cnriching enfeebled blood
gives health and strength. Dr.. WI J.
Newhill, OF Carriers Greek, Is Va, saws,
Browns Iron Bitters is one. Of the best
tonics ! ever prescribed, y 5a:5. 5s4;itif'Fs
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- = -.7'--717-
Entail StnbhlnE Array,

PlrTsnuRcl1, August 3l.-The Altoona,
Pa, Posts special; says: a serious cutting
aillaly occurred inthis tyahaNtl9 e'elpek
Saturday night, At Charles Heights brew
cry, in:whichi5 foul: badly cut.
One man. named;U lrich, will diefrom; the
effects Of hiswounds, hnylDs baeNstabhcd
lnlhe;l Jeff hEeAst,*tHc sEniiG apcnetratins
ms lungs, The matter Is being inyestis
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~ y Tho llplulNy lsi,,coi,s. i

Five. carrier pigeons, two old ones,
namedtrcspcctivcly ""Blainen3 and "Clcve.
land, and three young ones, were set free
from Joseph Speidel & Co.'s roof Saturday,
When loosed from the basket, all five
scared into the air and made an immense
circle which carried them beyond the
cathedral, tho old birds Ilea,iing and tho
young ones following, but all hkeepilg we'll
together. This circlccarricd them around
theb suspension bridge and on returning
tleytinadc direct line, d little soutlToi
east and disappeared over tho l,ill, going
Straight: toward Baltimore: In! spite II
The sell Friday, q good sized crowd wit.
nesscl the start. Se555 4 i. Z "
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A Enir Offer

The iVoltaic Belt Company, OF Marshall,
Mich, offer to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt and Electric Appliances on
trial, for thirty days, to men, both old and
young, afflicted with nervous debility, lost
vitslity, and many other diseases. See
advertisement in this paper TT,Ikw
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



* X. ..EI. kets, ~ ~ H
New YoRx August a.-Money. market easy Il,
lalH percent. closed ,o'lored nj 5AaGH Sterling
Exchange bankers bills s,endynt 81 SJa; demand
81 Si1{. i,il.l iHs 81 5.-5. M 55l''fA5lf ~
G0vEI,SMES1s-strons. - NJ.
kAHwAYs-firm. FIESE
STATE SECuRlrtEs-Dull. VI go, {s5.E
sTocks-EXchangc to-day was dull and strong.
At the opening there wins advance OF percent the
trunk lines being the most conspicuous IN the rise.
Trunk had Withdrawn frnm the pool. After II
O'clock Louisville &.Nashvie WIS ridrd from, II to
"a OIL uniafofnDlc rcpo..s concerning the company
Other active sharcs fell oil Aall4 In sympathy:
ut the strength exhibited atcmp.edt 10 cover This
resulted III II steady advance throughout the entire
list, with Union 'acilic ny the specin feature This
stock moved up rom NJ to W. ind closed ut the
shares ranged from X to ~. The rise Is due to "a.
vorlblc reports. which brought In orders for lon:
recount; iprelgN bankers were nlsO buyers Of the
general lis! for European account. Compared with
except for Louisville II Nashville which il Il per.
cent lower. Sales OF stocks for the week Isl go
sinrgS. atsrIi l.I .s.z+' ~ i-sg rsi. -I-F7 ~
Transactions. lO6,O 900 shares.
lso1ss l.lcic IS OF ~ Fl; Central i3cIGc Iii:
Erie Gl5s; Ichish & Wilkes, VIZ; Louisiana con.
soils, Missouri 6, lvsN; ST. Joseph, ids; St. i.
+ s: G: iir!s. li51s asked: Tennessee y. old nv:
u
do lilo Grinlc. 81; UnIon Pacitlc tirsts, il0 do
Land Grants, lo7ss; do sinking fund, li614a; vir.
ginin Gs ~; Virginia consols, extra inaturcd cou.
poiis, 81; do deferred, s. Adams Express III;
AMERICAN Express, "; Canada Southern, aiI,:
Central Pacific: l034; chesapeake 4 Ohio, X: DO
iirst preferred, II: do ID prcierre Va G.. c.. C. &
preferred. wv: Fort Wayne. i30; Hannibal i 81.
Joseph. $sAa DO preferred. SsH; Kansas L. Texas,
llsl4: Lake Eric 4 Western Ii; Lake Shore, Sl1s;
Albany 4 Chicago, 10; Memphis & Charleston list
preferred, 10: do "a Preferred, 8; Memphis 4
Charleston. -; Michigan Central, 81; Missouri Pa
Jersey cei,,ml, GoH Northern lncidc, 10: tlo pre-
ferreI. 20: Northwestern. l0l: do preferred. IT,:
New York Central. ~: Ohio Central, 8: Ohio 4
q; Pittsburgh, 49,; l!eadng "; 81. Louis & saii
francisco, ~: do preferred, II Y: st. Paul, Sts;
in preferred, lioI; Texas Pacific, l291; Union FL
+, q; do preferred. II; Wells, Fargo Express, los;
Western Union. G451l4. -1Gss q! - Es2i5If'
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Tho ClntOr:priti,ly Rncc.

Ed Clatorlcft yesterday. for ,Wcllshurrg,
where he will at once &c. into training for
his thrcc-milc race with Pete Priddv, Of
Pittsburgh. George Wcisgerber has been
engaged 10 train Clator. The race is for
$500 II side and comes OIL on the '20tl, OF
September over the Brlddock course at
'Eraddock, Pa. Should the, linen fail to
agree on referee, the iinal stakeholder
has the power to act or appoint oncag Cla.
tor receives. $50 for expenses. Gators
boat was towed to cllsburg by horses, as
no steamboat can run on Tic present stage
Of the river. Ed. will leave Wcllsburg
Tor Braddock next Thursday week.
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LocALuREYITIEs.
7 ~ - z LUCNL UIIFsN 111s5sf7 - =
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the

LOCAL DREyITIEs. IS.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
Ia City. 4 Il
} School begins to-day. IS s.,
SEPTEMBER and oysters arc here. Z
1'lE rev main sewer on Thirty.fiftli
street Is completed. * T IstSI
TnE Board Of County Commissioners
meets this forenoon. x 4. f2;s5j}:3l
TnE Supreme Court OF Appeals meets at
Charleston on WeLncsday.'sTIt yt':$
,rmE deaf dumb and blind school at
Romncy commences It's annual session to.
day. ''9
,rnE d. K o. road will run another OK.
cursion over the llempileld to Pittsburgh
next Sunday. ii.,ii x gl5s n, nv.
JonS ltlrz challenges, George 7Weisgcr.
Der to II thrcc.mile race for $500 Il side, to
be rowcd Septic. (,
TN Circuit Court Grand Jury meets
this morning, and Belmont county hotels
will enjoy n boom for u couple Of days.
TlE purchase OF II new fire engine seem
to have put IL stop to fires In this city. An
nlurln lMs not been sounded Tor n long
time. ..i5,s taif4
Dr. q. W. KELLY and Dave Baldwin en-.
gagged IN n. fist fight in l}alzers restaurant
Saturday night, and both were arrested BY
Officer Montgomery.
Tur Riverside factory will be on In full
iorcc to.,lny. The Belmont forge ,lcpurt.
ment viii start up Tomorrow. The Top
mill II busy IN NIL lcpartments. .g.5 !. TSa
TIM Ecru]ar basc la)l ujnc mud, !, picked
ninc, comuoscd nrincinollv az Tic old Riv-
rrsi,lc nine. will plny Il match rulne Of lall
In tho Eirhth ward This afternoon, St'1"
w II W,,s e M, .;,v whn ,,r,u.h o,;,o
.",,,",on ,S, f,r;nl nr,;s, ami vnrSnt; ic
comcdinn il going TO rive nm entertain.
mcnt nj Wellsburr "Wednesday evening.
~. 1T, p,n,no1 rn;nh,s, \, rol.n 90, !.
al ~ ,,u.. -. ~" ,I,l, rns,"s ~, iooi,
~ Sst Nv NV . .;n%n., n ~ 's;nos
E"".pv nv" 'n"mher IL s,oo,,nstrJ N IN nr@scnt
m,,., e., n,,o.s ,nns ~, - sn,,,.,,.,
,,;.h; IT,. Ga;a"s 1",i,;na fnr ,,;so.Ia.i,
nisn. ~ D,eI In "M'I' 'ia,,H ~ ~ oi,
,nn i;nn., ',o"io % nr IInn"r Niarrei snm"rs
NV 'i"'' "."e, W ~ NJ ~. ~, -.
1lE Pnbl'c SCHOOLS, lhelaull's INC col9f'
t;, stoo', ," aI '' ,si;,e , ~ ~ H rn,lt
s.lii.es oi,sn .o Mm' ~, ,"u @ ~,
W nInas,1 ."o S - 'N - 800 "
e'iesd'E' ,5N
Up. llrooiNs, hostler NJ .ne i,G9k IN: aht,
nuaer mouse, leaves .o'aHi tor neuiot q
springs L., 10 prls ny WIZ i Io''.e i p
port"r vii; iii lax" h;s Mace dl,riny lila nh.
aoneo w." 80 "'5lr " - " . - 80
' ''n :, :, =, =: I. :, $50.
NE illlled- States district eo"t!, when
was 70 nave cohv .:,it y mere .o'ua!, ll's
neen postponed ll'. =, l'ceei',per ~, ~ wllel'
the court Will sll ny o'lrksDurs. Inc posi-
ttoicitlett Was maze necessary, ny J 'l't
'arksohs 81. Illness. r. !lS,!at
IIiE presscw ma linishefs OF inc lore
ANA after turns OF inc oehtrai sI'ss WORKS ei !.
iorrc were pitteo against eieh other sat,
'irday N game OF pIse pan o.! lNe tuhhel
green, the tore turn boys masiis.4 runs
toll ~ the ta'iend turn. Il
TIE committee which solicited sub.
scriptions toward paving Sixteenth street
from the property holders; will call on the
Subscribers. to-day to collect tho funds.
About $1,000 was thus raised toward the
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SUCH representative horsemen rs Mr.. f.
Walker, Ttritas, the Spirtof The. Times, New
York, and Mr.. K. S. Withcrs, Fairlawn
Stock Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, testify
tint st. jacobs Oil, the great pain.curc,is
unsurpassed for MI kindsoi horseailments.
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INDICATIONS,

SWAsnlSoroS,D ID. G., September III 80
\, M.--For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
fair weather, light, variable winds, be-
coming sontherly, and in the western por.
tioli 4 slight rise n.temperaturc. !.s
5eflsor the Lower Lakes, clearing and fair
weather, liylltS variable winds, generally
westerly, and :snearly, stationary. temper
,rtlrc y 5-STi7 & i 4Esst, i..-gSs
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Y ToIMAKE a salad thatis certain 70 please
q! tales yaE Hee9 10 !lsey RNrkee'A
ever offered, and none SO popular. It Ia Il
superb table sauce, :. rs rs Is
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of Bontsfnn Stage. or Water
~ n Here nntl Elsewllcrc. al :s e

r4[I's
Movements of Bonts and Stage OF Water
4. Hero nnA Elsewhere. IA "a
q Alargc numbered towboats Will, cmptics
are laid p at Benson'a Ferry, waiting for
q rise. s8s Z, z % WE !; i}s
. Capt. John Fehrcnbatch, OF Cincinnati,
Supervising Inspector for this district,
spent Sunday in the city. ~ i Z, 81
e VS.. simms, pilot Of the Telegram, is
enjoying the brcezes at the Moundsyillc
camp grounds with his family, and expects
TO move them to Sunfish, O.. in n few days,
The towboat Annie Kelly was sold at
New Orleans recently by the United States
Marshal to Mcssrs. Woodward & Wight
Tor the United States Government for the
sum Of Sl4325.Y The Kelly was well known
at this port, having been partially built
here, 81 n 5'it5 I; q q. ~
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I Hrcntstuirs and Provisions.

NEW York, August "0,-Fl0ur dull: receipts r..
oo barrels: exports 3 100 bnrrcls; Minnesota patcnt
closing easy; options Opened hnasc iislier, alter
wards weakened md declined SSl3sc cl6sIus stead.
Ter: receipts 2i000 buslicls exports 31 zoo bush.
slS; No. rcd September, sales lss0OO bushels ut
salcs G!Gooo bushels Mt .gl .c, closing ut Es5sc
pecemb be,s sGs 10 coo bushels q 9I%5c. clos
9!tssc, closing at VIC; February, sales 5000 bush.
els ut !Si4n9,1t. closing at 9Sc; May sales 1000
bushels ~ 81 w Corn, cash md August !ssc
higher faer deliveries better closing steady;
August 6'aCGG; September 'GlLa6iJse, closing ut
GlEo; \, October $ac9.o closing nj OHe; Novem.
lower; willie steady: receipts 1900 bushels; *.
ports 1000 bushels: western mixed a0I $arn;
western white Ili2c. Hay firm and uncllnnged.
Coffee spo, fair; Ro dun md nominal optons about
October S.5Oc; November S.A5c: December S,ljc:
january S.ljc; February S.5ic; Nnrcl, S.JDc. ssnr
quiet md steady; n,oasses sugar l1sni1sc; brazil
aMai55a, R!ee H,e and Arm lnI!oi m moderate
" 3ia3l Eggs; western fresh dill ind barely
steady. Pork dull and nominal: new mess sis =,
Cut meats nominal: long clear l0Hc. Lard, c,lsli
lots quiet options has points lower md dull closing
Loo; October 7.7oa7.15c; November 7.GGa7 .toc;
December 7GGa 1G7c. liuttcr, quiet und firm Cheese
quiet md barely steady. i'll. Z. & Il S.
CHICAGO. Ills, August 3o-Tlour quiet and lin.
ShhamSed: Wheat regular opened easier afterwards
declined 9tg14p and under free offerings lluctatet:
closed 1Nssc under Yesterday; sales nll,gcd All.
gust ,SA!gEc closed At 7S1se: September ~ assoc,
Soyembsr $iss5c closed q sSSc; boesmEsof 81
S sS};$s IA ss sSs% ;' s:S s.
MI Il pln
under yesterday; eash SIC: August 5nSl5sc, ciose
ut 5ec; September 81 closed Mt 5isSc: Octo.
49, 5oe closed At 5o&e November a..
H sS closed SEE '%s S!o seis safn
&c, closed ut .9s: October ssa.if4c, closed 1t
aHc' eoseG Il s" s Y Iiye s e'ssz al i S
Farley firm; GHai, 9in!t5e; September Csc Flaxseci
quiet ~ ~ W io.k unsettled near deliveries
s%iE a,l decidedly lower deferred deliveries nom.
sspleT sSs ols ~ o. eiosea at fl SIS g. g.
uotaGer " W closed at SIS 90: year Sla iOl2 TO-,
closed Il! Sl25o; Lard ill., inir dcinand and easy:
eash l3a7.ioc: September 7a5a7 closed 1T
a:5oc: November 14M7 .sac, ensed 81 f,i7?c, iiufE
~ go; sAatl ylySr 1Saor. whisky steady and un
Eggs quiet mud Unchanged 7. u. !, =
ClScISNATI. August aec,-flour dull nnl ,roons.
inS: family $! Gal o.: fancy ST lOal 90. Wheat In
&@srt!enand No red sa,Sto, Corr, duIinni lower:
No. i,c ;2S3e. Oats firm ~ 900, hye firm; 80 a5ic.
laM IArddull md l,wer at 7,Ew, link meats s
iull and dropping. Bacon. quiet and firm; Shout.
i ,vIs short r!a MA: short clear ii51c.
MhlsSr, sleAny at 81 w.. Butter firm and I'm.
alS]!sc. Cheese quiet md unchanged. 100
BALTIMORE, AD., August an,-.Flonr steady md
quiet exeenl city mills, which is &c Of. Wheat,
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CHICAGO, August Gothic 17ortrs' Journal re-.
ports: Live hogs receipts 500 head; shipments
100 head: market COOL; hogs iirmer: rough pack.
Eht 81 load 10; skips 81 OOaI 10. GAtilc-Ilcccipis
5000 heal; shipments 100 head; market steady;
rnigc cattle firm: export gmlcs 50 h5a7 70; good
Y sSSss s MP. !, sSaon s%enm
eefrts Gt8 head. silpmcHts nohc; ntnfkct SLOW
md unchanged; inferior 10 fair s. 0hl2 IL per cwt.
medium to good 81 Ocl3 10; choice to extra s. 7aa
A ~. To Vi,.uv Man, n
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Dry Goods.

NEW IoRK, August :D.-rllc closing day Of the
week showsn much better demand, both personal
nnd by Orders, md many wants have taken very
good quantity Of stnils 81 various kinds. Slylsi,
prints nrc doing very well and many orders nfe In
process Of execution. Cotton gO1ls have been III
argc inlurynnd very mir ailcs arc reported. Alto.
gcther the close Of tic week shows thnt good
trade Inns been completed. 4 & lrGsIg1' s'.aG
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Thermometer Record ri

The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer MS observed at $clincpf's
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
2 A. NJ, 7G'; pm, IS; 3 n.M, iS7; 7p.!M.,
790. Sunday: 4 a. NJ, 75o'; II NJ, 500 !:
3 r.. NJ, SO; NJ, 72a. if;5'E ,1
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! sT--F--ITI'.t IT-T-g,;
Just Received

81 Fifty boxes Gnvcly tobacco, this is tho
best chew in tho market. For salebyi
!, Tf Z /, G.. S. iEEESY.
.t5t,iH l409 Main st. 9
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Petroleum.

ctl about tho closing gup Of last night opened nj
pp]io, ADVANCED To- ,lccllncd to sV3c. ~ At .
O'clock tho Derfirks report was read, showing Il
heavy failing or Of new production. Prices then
ssdyaneed point or two and closed at 9C'tc bid.
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4ylis lry Goods. Y
.N.EWGOODS
.jC|:''E:OI.M. SNOOK AGO.

III ~ .ltI|. 4
Y, Many New l., Goods for the ap-
preaching season ,l. arc now no being
opened. We inexperienced at
bottom prices large quantities Of
silks, Vclvc1ts, Pushes, Cash ash,
mcrcs, Vclvctccns, Cloth Suit
ingls, Ladies lies and Misses lis Wraps,
Blankets, F'l Ia Underwear '''l' ear
Hosiery, etc, ETC., all Of which
We p propose TO scllat lower ,': prices
than ever before :'?:(t'lte known.
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n nnASto 9H n "a, Augst EErndH oil clear.
oEencd Mt Qlc, mud closed at potc: highest price
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"ANTED-.LADIlSSs AND YOUNG
w Men In city or country, distance 10 olt,,.
tom to tkc nice light and pleasant work nj li"I,
own homes. $. sja day tasllyand quietly naI. =
Work sent by mall. No tal.yesllg. ii0ml salary
nluus INNluIl, NlilSS, yuI
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ToLEpo, O., August ao-whcat easy: No. 2 rcd
cash sac; August SIC asked October Sci. Noycm.
her SJic; No, 2 soft SiJsRsjc. Corn steady: No.
cash &c: September 6J3tr; October 5oyI Oats
firm; No. 9 cash aTt.c; September 2II{c. '1 59{f
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FOR RENT OFFER FOR RENT
- from October lst, my residence, No. ~ Four.
tccnth street. House contains nine rooms Lr,b
room aiif wish kitchen, hot aEd cold wncr0l'l ~.
lscut reasonable: Amply to Ms. A. S. Todd, Oh IN,
premises. or 10 ". B. Simpson. arr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01
Z Bcd.bugs, Flles;

Fllcs, reaches, ants, bed.bugs, rats, mice,
eophers, ship!nunks, cleared oIthy Trough
on Rats. y" l5c. rs ( ltE.!s n - = i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01

The Dtrricks report OF operations In the Pennsyl.
vain oil field for August shows rigs up and build.
Ing d. MI Increase o. over July; wells drilling W,
Z decrease Of 81. wells completed II dccnasc Of
1t tho present proluctlOu Of now Wells3 ,3 barrels
aiy decrease Of 6,aio barrels. The report Is very
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01
RIVER 1NTELL1oENc;E.l

1.-THE Want Soap is the biggest ofall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01

pUDLIC. SALE.'OF VALUABLE
AT the front door Of tho Court House, q, 10 A. NJ,
on SATURDAY, September 9Th, will offer a !n'"
lie Sale myFcsldcncc, No. G3 Fifteenth, street, Wheel,
Ing sail house contains nine ~ rooms two ~
largo mlk .snndnl modcri, Improvements. Ic'l,:
At least e. 900 cash, balance we'll secured. rrsoiS
desiring 10 purchase cali call Ut the residence Of
upon Vim. II. taller, Auctloneer. ,,cor
Aul8.Hwis .gsll = .5.5. q. sWM. X. ElSUS.
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DARE CHANCE.

R,AARl'1Esa CHANCE. s;;9Fl51f0
To n, business acceptable to us We Will lease Cur
double Store Room fora term Of years Situated ia
the best portion Of lella!re City. Fin, lloor s!.1pI
with sly.llght. Second ilo0r accessible BY I,p,,
md easy stair way. For particulars and tyrr,,M.
dress !. CONRAD TROLLS SllyS
nti30 h,'=l .-Er!s, . n ii ii. JinlrsyiI" n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01

prNnuRGlI, August ao--Tlc afternoon prices
nllled 10 9lkc, but broke Rgain under heavy sell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01

Dwelling house. No. A Broadway street, l.lapl,
Location desisabc. Possession given October 1t.
Enquire on premises.
-. GEO. WALTERS 4 Co.
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