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.Itffftrr j ttlfrEQifss Parade,

Z The Junior Jefferson Club laying been
obliged to postpone their first dress parade
on account OF The rain, did not let last
nights showcr.iletcri them, but marched
outiin, good shape. They had been on the
streets but-a short time Then the rain
ceased and the affair turned out to be
more OF 4 success than they or their friends
had anticipated. There were eighteen
members OF the drum corps and sixty-iour
members Of the club. III their white caps
and shirts and white logging, they looked
very neat. They also carried n pretty
little banner. Tie route OF the procession
was q long one, but WIS gone over brayely.
Considerable red fire was burned and the
friends Of the club rendered itqnito i re.
ception. The marching was very good,
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ThurstlRy's Convention, !

Arrangements have been made with the
Ohio River road to carry all who desire to
attend the First District Republican Con-
grcssional Convention to be held at New
Martinsville on Thursday, down and back
for Sl.50. The down trip will be made on
the regular train leaving here at $50 a.
NJ. and II the work of the convention is
Completed in time tho return trip will be
made on the train arriving here ut $50 r.
"; ifnot, Especial train will be provided.
Delegates from Brooke and Hancock conn
iies!shonld be In this city tomorrow ryeD.
ing, Is there is no train on the p w. &
ny. that will get them here in time
Thursday morning. s r; z. 4 :. x, *
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How cheerful n man looks when lie is
saying these words And what n delight.
full thing tits to help to make him feel bet.
ter!3,And what a privilege to know that
ten thousand people all over; the United
Suites arc today saying, y feel better"
because they lave been taking Browns
Iron Differs AIRS j. a. l;dson;4o OF IS
Medforl street, Chelsea, Mass, writes that
she siileredwi kidneydisease and Blood
troubles, and that she used 8 BOTTLES OF
Browns Iron Bitters. AS the result of;this
treatment she says, !! feel better; thanI
have tor q long time, and q believed am
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III THn IN: sATto usIo
a ce,anell 3. Z. Sow mont l,sla, y ~ q.

A Council ~ q, New Dsne feini Order Or.
v Isl y a. " Gnniicd. 3 i,,t X 81
Ut, Henry Council 81 the g National
Union, was instituted last evening mi,
o. 70, r. Temple, by. n L. Teeplc, Senate
Deputy, with about one hnndred Of the
leading citizens q Wheeling as charter
petitioners. = =
THE following officers were elected.
Ex.Prcsident, " Rosenberg; President,
J.. NJ. Belleville; Vice President, j. c.
Morrison; Speaker, VIZ. w. Cowden;
Secretary, WA. Heimberser; Financial
secretary,W.iH. Chapman Treasurer, $.
P. llildre.li; Usher, T. A. Hall Sergeant
at.Arms, r. NJ. Browne; Doorkecper,J James
Nagte; Trustees, ". L. Hughes, Vim.
Gocring aud John II. Dichl. .ti,t 81
This order, on the plan oithe Kohl. :, was
establishodand Incorporated under the laws
OF Ohio over three years ago, by Il number
OF the more prominent and practical mem.
bers OF the knights Of Honor, ostensibly
for the purpose Of supply the demands Tor
larger benefit, ind to make various i'm.
provemchts In the financial features,
which were dictated by years OF OK
pericncc. 1tditlers from tile K. OF Il. IN that
the benefit provided Is from $1,000 to
s., 900, us the member may eject to carry,
which Is secured by assessing It's members
according to age and amount OF benefits
This assessment increases with the al-
Nancing agc Of the member, sufficient TO
meet the increasing risk incident thereto,
keeping the assets equal to the liabilities
and avoiding the more frequent assess.
mcnts that otherwise would folow-also
it cuts Off those districts where the X. Of
II. has suffered SO heavily from yellow
fever, and ali persons engaged In
hazardous or doubtful occupations are
Ineligible from membership Other
minor improvements are detailed in its
] constitution. ~ "a ~
The order il now fully established on II
firm basis. There are already about one
hundred Councils and ovcr6, 900 members.
Twenty-Five OF these Councils are in Chi.
cago, formed from us many different spcci-
iic business interests. Since its origin it
has only required eleven assessments 10
pay all its death losses, averaging about
four per year. which is much less Than
was expected or can be anticipated in the
future, but this is good evidence OF the
care in selecting its membership. 81
With its practical, equitable and eco
nomical features, and its very successful
beginning in Wheclin:,it is safe to pre-
diet for this order tt brilliant future here.
Many Of the members Of the Knights OF
Honor. will remember Mr.. 'rccplc, who
formed the most OF thclodScs Of that or
der in this State some years hgo. lie pro.
poses also to establish the n. Vim the
larger towns of this State.
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( On Sunday afternoon 4 man whose. name
could not be learned CAME near being
killed Mt Bcnwood store, while attempting
TO boaraa passenger train. lie was un.
der the influence OF liquor, md as lie
caught the railing OF the middle ear he
stumbled and was dragged the length OF
the platform with both OF his limbs under
the train. Had it not been for the prompt
action Of Engineer Hopkins and Conduc.
tor ieSkctt in stopping the tr,in the mau
would have been crushed 10 death.
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TIE annual camp meeting NJ ItpAcpcnd-
cncc, Pa, OF the Dcllview camp grounds,
is now in progress and will continue
through this week and over next Sunday.
Able, ministers are, in; attendance, and a
cordial invitation is extended 10 ail TO at
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The months with r approach, and the
oyster season is almost here. As he has
done every fall for the last eleven years
Martin Thornton, proprietor OF the CAPT.
tai Restaurant, has opened the season, and
will keep nnexcclled oysters, cooked Jus,
right and iaultleSsly served. Martin is a,l
old timer. He has seen 'mushroon" res.
taurants rise and fall, but he goes right on
with his eleven years experience in cater.
ing to the Wheeling people at prices never
dreamed OF till he opened his dining
room. His famc hus gone abroad in The
land. Give him II call.
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4 DoAT I;ACEafADEl !.
Between Eddie Clntor, of Wheeling, md
Trittdy, of Pittsburgh.

Between Eddie Clntor, OF wheeling, nnd
Fritdy, OF Pittsburgh.
~ For some time past Peter Pridly,.thc
well known Pittsburgh oarsman, has been
anxious to get u boat race with "Stoncy"
Ritz, the youthful wonder Of tic North
End, but the wonder" has not thus far
found his way clear to accept Priddy's
challenge. Prisldy, however, will have Il
chance 10 bend his sprrces against !,
Wheeling man, for last evening arrange
ments were concluded in Pittsburgh for n
three mile race ut Braddocks, on Septcnl-
Der 20, between him and Eddie Clator, of
this city, for il purse OF S5Oon side. Both
men are so well known that comment on
their respective merits is ut this time M
called for. Tic prospects for Il good race
are tlattering. A number Of Wheeling
sports will take that race in.
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4 Minister Resigns =.

Rev. Q, AIcerwein, Of the Zion Luth-
er,n congregational Of ibis city,at a meeting
held yeserlay rendered lis resignation.
It was accepted blythe congregation, and
by mutnnl consent the date OF separation
was fixed at April ] next year. The con-
gregation being connected with the Pitts
burgh Synod General Council, which
meets this week at Belmont, Pa, will at
once make application for another minis
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1nennion slurrinr Match.

The Cumberland Neus says: Inquiry
among sporting imen here develops; the
Pittsburgh Chronicles story OF the contest
Of J immNfWeeden, of that city,!with d
Cumberland !" Unknown during our; Re-
union: tits said that thcM, Unknown" is
rcallyla; well -known party Of this city, and
tho two will tliavesa "sluggillg n,atchifor
500 a sile. Gcilen is, to knock the I'M
known Q1t III a giyen7number, oftrounds;
gloves; Marquis ipf Queensbury rules; no
cards 81
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4 Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkhannock
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. lIel
life was dcspaired OF. until in lust October
she procured a bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing its use for short time
she was completely cured, ginning in flesh
fifty pounds in 4 few months.
Ten cent trial bottles OF this certain cure
ofall Throat and Lung Diseases at Logan
4 Co.'S drug store. Large bottles 81 90,
Pre- ..-.Gl : 8 Is 10 Ia -.E NWFJW
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Meeting aud Debate ~ valley Grows .a...

The Liberty District Central Republican,
Club Of Valley Grove will hold n meeting
on Friday ;evenins, the Goth inst, it bcin.
!: concluded at the meeting on Saturday
evening last to extend an invitation TO all
and open thu. next meeting With the dis.
cusslon Of tic question: rs the tariff an
issue in this .cammign?" Nlessrs. D. G.
5Frtzicr ind II. N. Dunlap were chosen as
adeGators, With Mcssrs. Il. F.: Whittam and
Lawrence lcsgett as al.ernatcs. 1t is
probable that I'M excellent glec club will
/. be present and cnliyen the occasion with
spirited songs After, the exercises there
will be n business meeting OF the club, Z
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LOCAL Barv1TIEs.

y : 49,
Matters q, siinor, Moment In and About tho
|gfs City n !, 81
corSc,L this evening. Z n u M Y,
oSE marriage license wasissued Sycster-
day. ! 4 2,Is5
TllE next show at the Opera House Is
An Adamless Eden. Z 5ir'it ~
rltE GAINESVILLE District Faircommences
to-day and lasts four days, ~ M
TIE heavens have not smiled propitious.
" on parades so far this campaign. a.
a A. CARLOAD, OF fine young calves came
up on the Ohio River road last cvcning
TnE Morning Star Social wifi open the
public ball season OH Scptemberl2 with n
hop at Turner hall. '17 XIV
LETTER LIsr-J. G. Lilly, C.%A. King,
Miss sadic Ncsbit, q. Bcllcnbt, ": /.
Workman, ". Steinmicr, Paul 7, Weld.
man, W. I. Emblem. 4s (. g5i
ESGiSE No, lS7, OF the B. & 0. road,
which has been in the shop Tor some TING
past, will be out this week with several
improvements on her. a.>' \,
Mus. MARY TuSEy was yesterday ap-
pointed alminis,ririx OF Walter Iuncy,
deceased, giving bond IN the s,iin OF 500,
with Larry NlcGarrell MS surety. z
TuE b. 4 0. passenger depot Is being
handsomely fitted up with cont OF paint
and several new improvements, and will
present II nobbyappearancc when finished.
TnE Il. 4 0. company Is doing an I'M
mcnse freight business now oyer all its
branches, there being as high us nine and
ten double trains leaving aud arriving here
daily. r. n
| WATER il so scarce along the Baltimore
& Ohio road, between this city and Graf
ton, owing to tho late hot weather, that 1t
has to be hauled from this city TO supply
the engines. "a. q. ,ssS / RI q
DICK FoRsYTi,E and Dan Durkin were
run in last night by Officers Morris and
Frcbolt, for disorlcrly conduct. 4 is sal'l
that interesting dcvclopmets will come
ont at forsythc's hearing thisihorning.
TnE old bell, east in rittsbrrg in 1851,
which has been, in the Hope hose house
tower for nearlya generation, was ycstcr.
day taken down, and will be removed to
the Isfund and placed in the cupola Of the
new hose house there. ~
TIN picnic by the Knights OF st. George
on the Island next Thursday PROMISES 70
he the largest affair OF the season. Mayors
band has been engaged 10 pay l"r NE oc'
caslon, INC drl!l VII be one oil tl'e hller,
estlns leaturcsol the day:
TIE annual camp meeting 1t lnicpcnd'
ehcc, "a, OIL the sbeilView camp grounds
u now IN progress ami WIN commune
through .iis week anu oyer hsNt s",i !, !,
Able ministers afe h',l'ehaalce, an" y
eof;a lhEiha'loh Is sN'ei'le'' ~ W " 10 ~
ten9'
1 A REGULAR sc,nimonthly meetin: OF
Council will be held this evening. The
i,rst Bra''ci' nus coi'sidcfaiiie imi'oftah!
business awaiting rs consideration, Ill the
shape 9. ne SVooo0 loan onlinanfc' INC
T., W. \ ny. ordnance ana probably the
Decent levy ordinance. : s..t
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10
record two remeicry deeds, and u deed
made August y, 1883, by Frederick 7,
i, ,n,,.,;1nr,t;nn ~ SrnO ior IA, 4 in Snu.r,,
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ANTON rFElFrEl JAILED,
To Avail, The Result Of the WpnnI Of lsnnc

N.It r. littcn. u
Anton rieil!er, the young German who
shot Isaac littcn, cook Mt the city work.
house, III Alley 9, Saturday night, was ar
raigned in police court Yesterday morning,
and the statement Of his case developing
the fact that he was probably guilty Ola
felony, he was ordered by the court to be
taken before Il justice Of the peuce. lie
was then arraigncd before Squire ". II.
Caldwell, and III default OF bail in the sum
.of.Sl 900 was committed 10 the eoun,yjail
to await'a preliminary examination. a
1.iiicn was Still suffering intense pain
yesterday, but his wound shows no dam
gerolls symptoms yet. He was unable to
appear against pieitirr, hcncethc postpone
ment OF the preliminary examination, by
the Squire. s.sE 3F& ary III, II.
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Is Hon. JUDGE u. NJ. CorrlSnunY, Cleve-
land, O., says:ss"l have used scores OF pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure 10 say
that, l have never found anything whlel,
gives such immediate and PERMANENT re.
lief rs DR.. Williams glndian Pile Oint-
mont. Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, WA, endJ, G., Dent 4 Co.,
bridgeport Ohio. DIV
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I,lcycllSts Home,

! John Griffith, of .Stcubcnvillc, md
fAlessrs. s;Jacob Grubb, Will Mccoy and
: Hazlett Cumnsins, OF Wheeling, who at.
tended the meeting Of the Ohio Bicycle
Club Mt Cleveland last week, returning,
rode roc e: overEthe country on their wheels,
leaving Cleveland Wedncsday morning at
. o'clock. Nlcssrs. ,Grubb and Mccoy met
with an accident near Canton, which
ilecessitated their return BY rail. Il The rest
%'ot the party reached Bridgeport ut half
pasta Saturday afternoon. The distance
was rs miles, and taking into considera!
( ton the rough country, this time is OK
,stremcly good. AT Cadiz they were given
Il reception by the bicycle club Of that
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INDICATIONS.

WAsIlISGroS, D. G., August 90, 80 4.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
sclcaring, generally fair weather, preceded
in Tennessee by light showers and partly
cloudy weather, fresh southwesterly winds
and rising temperature. u e
:S>Eor the lower lakes threatening weather,
local rims, followed by clearing and fair
weather, south,ps west winds, brisk and
occasionally higli,$slight rise in tempcra-
ltnre,s ialting foltowcd,by rising barometer,
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| D. 10 d
NEW ionK August oi-Moncy market easy nj
JS percent; closed Mt ala3 percent. Prime iper.
camille pnrer 5aG!pcrccnt Sterling Exchange
bankers' bills iirinnt 81 81; demand 81 s..
! 2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .'sFa y-.I-1.r'
: RAILwAys-Firmcr. s.aE n.
STATE SEcrEITiEs-Dull. 80.
SrocKs-Ihe Stock Market to-lay opened excited
and with decided pressure 10 sell. In the first
hours oil business there was decline OF liu3 pcr-
cent, the latter Union ltlcic. which broke 10 ~,
Kansas n Texas, Northwestern, St. PAUL Oregon
InliiSeontinent!l, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail md
Western Union were also weak: hut their decline
WIS les marked. Reports Of the Trunk line war
were again used to ueprcss the market. In the
afternoon i became evident TINT there were buynr
orders IN the room, aud Inter 1t became known thai
the leading bull operators, being satisfied with tic
reaction OF Saturday and this morning, were once
more buyers. Many operators who have held oil
on account OF the recent rapid rise In prices were
the most prominent, rising to 0}SS. H. III. j
Compared with saturday, closing prices arc u 10
IA percent lower, except for Missouri Pacific and
Chica.o& Eastern Illinois rnilru0l bAs appljti 10
the Stock Exchange 10 list $GlO,OOo lrst mortrnc. i
percent bonds, dated June . ISL. The bonds nrc
.ES miles Of road md nre intended to retire the
md discharge other obligations The Central Trust
Company will hold Sl,5Ol,o0 Of bonds to OK:
Change for any Of the colapany's outstanding
Transactions oos. 600 shnses. -,i
u:S.as, loG1s: U. s.lIGs il?;ss Y. s. ts 1907:
ineiic Gs OF rs, III: Centnll Pacific iii; Eric.
w: Lehish 4 Wilkes, y6; Louisiana cnnsols,
g; Missouri 6, loe; 81, Joseph, los; St =. L S.
Texas pncit)c Land Grants, ~; do Rio Grande'
81: Union pucliic fists ll011; do Land
Grnnts, 1923; do sinking fund, llOS; Wiz.
sinia G.. 81; yIrglnin consois, exs zt'- ma, ma
turcd coupons, 81; do deferred, 6: Adams tx.
press, 100: AMERICAN ExpNss, 9.; Canada South.
eyn GS: Central Pacific, w; Chesapeake & Ohio,
a F:,o e. S l. IA; Denver , Ne Gmnas li$N;
nbHl y 81, Joseph, aS3Is; do preferred, ST.
asked; Kansas l. Texas, %; Lake Erie ( Wes,ern,
w; Lake shore, s;4 Louisville 4 Nashville suS:
loulsyillc,S New Albany 4 Chicago 10y; Memphis 4
Charleston LIST preferred, 10; do ID preferred. &
Mcmphiste Charleston .; Michigan Central e..
Missouri Pacific, HE1ss; Nasllville& ChNttaunosa sM
New Jersey Central, 62 Northern ruclnc, alI: ID
Preferred, s0>9; Northwestern, lG24; do preferr.i
IEHsiScw York Central " Ohio Centrnl,3: Ohio 4
Mississippi ei do Preferred, IS; Pacific Mail "a:
rl'sbnF'h, li;, Recalling, s., louis K Sau
Fnncisco, do Preferred az; ST. raui, So: do
preferred, III; Texas Pacific, ll1 Union lGcitlc,
Aa: United States Express, o.: w., 81, l.. X r.
9; DO preferred, l5A; Wells, Fargo Express, loS;
Western Union, G1S, +,. a .g'S' -, :. -.
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have the largest7and finest stock OF Fire.
works for campaign purposesevcr brought
70 this city. Call and see them before pHr-
chasing elsewhere. Y g rTlrks
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:l&5ts The following shows the range oithe
Z thermometer us observed ut ,Schnepf's
etltngstorc, Opera fl.use corncfy yesterday:
as1 \. NJ, Gle; I'm, s.; s3r. NJ, SS; =, NJ,
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HAVING suffered with rheumatism, Mr..
Peter stallmann, Bennington Township,
Iowa, says he tried st. Jacobs Oil, the
marvellous pain-reliever, and was entirely
cured by its use.
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" TIE Mountain LIKE Park Hotel Inns been
greatly enlarged and improved, And Is
nov ready for the reception Of guests.
Regular ratesof board 81 SO per day, Sl4 90
ger %sek, $50 90 per p6nth, and hali'price
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Urcadstulfs and Provisions.

oo NEW f3EK August 2j.-Flour dull; receipts a..
io o Garrcls EXPORTS } Wheat, spot lois lsae
t9WSr OPTIONS GEGned aa2sc lower. afterwards re
lo.oG bushels; 10 Chicago So: Soss s Hvoss
See Sc; unemdcd Duluth Sc: {ungrldcd led ID,
SsS4c; No. . rcd S9a.0l4c; ungndcd white 0ta.SS!
No, White, sales 2tO0l bushels al OUyo: No, 4 r
sepleMber saics +ts, OgO buslcls at &ls9{e clos.
IRE at s octSGS1 salss l53Ooo bushels 4
bushels: December sllcs 30 nO bushels al ytaeic
closing Ut Ole; January sales aaa,0c bushels n, III
s " SlSSHg o. s SI lsa s. sales bush
bushels 1t o,aoslic closing 1t 0sjsc; HpSil salcs
49, 600 bushels nj Hin99;ssc, closing AZ Msc. Mav
sales 5000 bushelsnts s. 6 ai elosIngattGs sM
G ION, fE' gTnAes Mi.Hpil. impar.ant change; o.
bushels; exports 5000 bushels; ,inersttie hsn6,..
No. n9mlllal At 62l6!!14c: No.. white 7ic: IN: q
September g co. aee oe5oher syaGQ1c, closIHs a,
s;sy SSs ss,"s II "a ss a
mixed western Ie; white western HiSulsc. % linz
s ~ ma moderately active Coffee spot fair;
Kl9 quiet; options dull! and lower; Rio 30, : Ana,
se$a Ssss Sy SaS Es Sn nsSss =,
lahuary S,5as5je Fe6ruay &C. s,,pe SvIc
and steady. Petroleum excited: United soc: re-,
ar e "ssG Ha;iii sseady tor fresh wcscn Eays
ase az ais ' poiat ss iov @l4 s,ds
iilR s!cMuy western steam, spot, sNl7 Sic; Scpfcm
Dcr I:,@t1.'5c; October 1Gsl7oOc; November III,
.;SN; December 5SM7 Gle: Janary ,0aaf ,tss, Bit
lGF steady md IN 'illo better demand. Cheese
;SElllcAGo lis. August 2j-Flour quiet; buyers
o ~, lower prices Wheat opened easy, teclin:
et "a rallied ~ ruled easy again MID closed
under Saturday: salcs ningcI August 77Si7Lc,
fHItsed NJ September 7s4c, closed nj iSa7Sl
October 4isDc, closed nj NC; November ISiIt
nslase: December. SCI saslc closed Mt S1l%c: May
ssIasg 6; no; Chicago spring II ,n37 closing
~ y, 2 Chicago spring &c Sp.Sa ri
sie: no, red lie Corn weaker; prices lower ali
round; opened nc lower, To- n point lAc under.
Saturday; rnllicl c, declined 10 the Lowest pont
o. the day and closed under Saturday: cnsh
sla52c, closed ut August 1asec, closed ut
s ssR3f s S sis.s isSss 81 ytss iNs
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Just nect.Slyc,l,l:y

=! Fifty boxes Grively tobacco, this is the
best chew. in the market. For sale BY
Z: g. FRENZY.
~ JOG Min ST..
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1n0n cA1I -r01tNrnN SEAT n
FOi, SALE.
pInc7 CIIIycT Will OFFEE

4 RARE CHANCE WILL 0llh !,
~ ut private sale my entire pTnFHy. shg.tyost
the Boslty Boarding House. c0ntAiaiHE 'SHsIlI
r0otns; oiie-half acre loi, With G"t 'Ei' ,ys.Iy
good Wnicr, laFSr ice lio'lse, c.SI n,n ,,SpIet.
tor a boarding house .il? lCn,c AMI . TO- y$s
sic tic above properly Also, o go;sil ;STSa
and Sixth streets. lrs0n for r.i!lIETI,, EsGyGti
fever. For further fartcuHr, ihgGilg " az,
on the premises, or ndlFess &, l.. b'sL"'i ySl' !
land Nd wa .H.t -.
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THE FIRE BRICK PAYMENTS
OF this City Inspected by Allegheny City
~ COuncilMen. &

OF this City Inspected by Allegheny City
lf&' },f Counciluen. !:
\ Seven members OF the City Council OF
Allegheny City came down to hiscityyes-
terday morning OF the Panhandle rail
road, accompanied by the City Engineer,
fortbe purpose OF inspecting the fire brick
pavcmcnts Of this city. They we're met
here by Mr.. John Porter, the New Cum
bcrland fire brick manufacturer, and the
members OF the Board Of Public Works,
and shown about the city.
While m Wheeling they were the guests
OF Mr.. Porter, Mt the McLure House. They
were driven over the city in carriages dur
Ing the forenoon, and after dinner made n
second tour Oh loot. The four squares Of
paving Oh Cbnplinp street, sonlh OF The
creek, laid last year on, the Charleston
plan, and the block on Fourtccnth and the
iwo squares III Centre Wheeling lHia with
the new rNtcnt block, without boards; were
examined carefully, The visiors also went
70 Sixteenth street, and there viewed the
work o: laying the blocks, which is making
rapid progress on that street from ClAplinc
east. fI5 II q 4. K ss,,, Ill. San
The strangers expressctl;.t themselves Ms
very fayonbly impressed with the "Whecl-
ing pavement" cspeciallyi!le latest style
in which boards are dispensed with. {; II is
highly probable that theirvisit may result
in the adoption Of the patent fire brick
block MS II plvip. luateriNt in 4 firrhpny. ~