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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-09
ADVENTURES OF A WAIUU.
An Interesting 6eriea OF Cases In Squire
'n AfklesA Court.

An Interesting Eerlea OF Cases In Squire
re- Arkle'I Court. s
On the 10Th CT las! month Philip Medert,
OF this city, had watch stolen. Day before
yesterday he recovered 1t from colored man
and wkite boy, who said they had bought
1t from William Daugherly, young man
living In Triadelphis. A warrant was js-
sued for Daugherty, and Capt. Bennett went
out and arrested him. When arraigued be.
fore equire Axle yesterday, be said
young nlun named Froby, we'll known In
Town, had given it to him 10 sell. The young
man be named was then also arrested by
Cop. Bennett, and be FAMED another young
man, William Winder, jr., Of whom he said
he had bought 1t. A third warrant wss is.
sued for this young man, and hs admitted hay.
ing sold the watch, but said be had become
possessed of 1t by trade With another man,
whoss name, however, be did not know; he
claimed to have given revolver in ex-
change for It. After hearing oil the atories,
Squire Ankle held Wiuder,. the young man
last referred to, in $500 bail for his appear-
nnce Angus. 10 for + hearing, and Froby,
who bought the watch Of him, was also held
in Ike sum till the same date. Daueher,y
was recognized in 500 as witness. The LAT.
ter two furnished bail and were released,
while the former was jailed In default. It 10
suspected that come sort Of collusion has
been entered into to clear oil the parties
concerned, though the evidence OF the entire
innocence OF all 60 fsr accused OF the theft
sssms to be complete. a
equire Ankle also lest evening required
Belle Miller, OF Fulton, to give bond ID the
sum Of 500 to keep the peace for one year.
James Bowman was the complainant.
William Lenno1 VAS fntd S. and costs for
required to Givs q bond OF $50 to keep The
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About 1890 o'clock yesterday morning the
jani.or at the Baltimore Il Ohio depot found
drunken individual occupying ono OF the
benches in the waiting room and making
himself generally obnoxious. He evidently
intending going ont on the western train.
Tht janitor ordered him out OF the waiting
room, when be pulled q revolver and threat.
Tor and Oiicer Montgomery responded. He
locked the fellow up on two charges, drunk
enness and carrying concealed weapons. He
gave his name ~ ]. B. Hickman. gW
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Sixteenth Annual Scsxiuu TO be Held in
this City In September. ~.
Mr.. John J. Gilligan, Of Grafton, a mem-
Der Of the National Committee OF the Irish
Catholic BENEVOLENT Union was in the city
yesterday making the final arrangements for
the annual meeting OF the organization in
this city on the fourth Wednesday OF Sep
TENDER next. Tie organization in this coun-
try Ia quite large, having branches in all OF
the large citics and towns. Itis expected
that over one hundred and fifty delegates
will be here and the sessions will run ever
three days The citizens Of this city will
make the stay Of the visitors very pleasant.
Already some arrangements are making for
entertainments for their advertisement. The
sessions OF the Union will be held In the hall
OF the House OF Delegates. s..ssg-
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RfyEfs NEWS.

Notes About tho ~ enmb0HIs, Bank Hrieri
md TrlexraphIc Acports.
The W. N. Chancello. has gone Into retire,
ment at Cincinnati.
The Minnie Bay hes re-sntered the Ports
mouth and Huntington trsde. #
The river remained stationary yesterday
with depth In the channel Of 4 feet {
inches. Local business WAS lively.
The SCOTS will psobatl not be down from
Pittsburgh en- routss to Cincinnati this
morning, owing to scarcity Of water.
There is q small szad mountain OF brick
paving blocks at the lower end of the wharf
belonging to the Board Of Public Works. IL.
Col. Merrill opened the bids for Govern.
ment drsdge boat towing at Cincinnati Tues
day. They ranged from $35 TO SOL day fo1
tow boats, the Iron City being the lowest.
The J. q. Mcdonnell arrived yesterday
afternoon With large barge Of watermelons
In tow. The owners OF the mslons vers kept
busy seeing thata small army Of boys did not
make of with them. III
The Clifton arrived from New Cumberland
late Thursday night with two barges O t brick
paving blooka for the Board OF PoblicWorks.
She started up the river yesterday afternoon
Wild Two empty DhI9es. WstN7 III I}'p.H.
The Elaine passed up at an early hour yes-
terday morning for Pittsburgh. She had a
lighter In tow. The Elaine might we'll be
classsd as a public nuisance. She passed
here at "A. n and for fully six minutes she
blew her whistle, which Is most unearthjy
sounding thing, waking up nearly everyone
within hearing. 49,. .I,H'7.
The Dlurnal, up from Cincinnati yester.
dap morning, unloaded all her Pittsburgh
and way freight at Bellalre 10 60 forward By
rail-. She has been thoroughly re6tted and
Is now better appointed than she ever was;
but the repairs have Injured her excellent
steering qualities. Her stern was raised and
will have to be lowered again. Her cargo
was vegetables and fruit, soap and furniture.
GREENSBORO, Pa, Augugt 8.-Riyer II feet
4 inches and falling; weather cloudy. IS,
On e1TufPA., August S.-Rlver 10 inches
and falling; weather cloudy and warm. q
LOUISVILLE, KY, August S.-Depth in the
canal feet; on the falle feet and stationary.
P1rrsBuaoH, August s, -Monongahela river
l foot inches and falling; weather cloudy
and raining. 5y.s. az; h.. SD. ~. '
MoRaANrowN, W. VA, August s.-River l
foot and stationary; weather cloudy; Their.
GS'. !, n n, '2 ,r'f
RIck'u LANDING, Pa, August S-Riyer 8 feet
10 Inches and on stanc; weather cloudy;
thermometer CO..
Baowssv1ILE, Pa, August s.-River 2 feet
! inches and stationary weather cloudy;
'hermomster 6s'. -5rs
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Tho Webster District Club,

The Webster district Blaine & Logan club
met last night at headquarters, twenty.
fourth and Market streets. The constitution
and by.lAws vera submitted and abop,ed
The marching club elected the following Gill.
GERS: John H. Moore, CAPTAIN; Isaac Shields,
First Lieutenant; VIM. Kemp, Second Lieu.
tenant; VIM. Cox First Sergeant; Joseph
Fletcher, Color Bearer; Edward CLARK, Ban.
ner Bearer. The club will meet hereafter on
Tuesday and Friday nights Of each week
The club 10 this district Is ono OF the largest
and best In the county. u 8
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Poor woman.

Weak back; tremulous nerves; rheumatic
musclet; dyspeptio stomsch; torpid liver.
Bad combination. isn't:it7 Well, vitalixs
your blood with Browns Iron Bltters. Tone
your nerves; Danish rheumatism; drive out
Dyspepsia. Then you arc q new woman.
MIRA. w. A. Crawford, Tullahowo, Tenn, had
nervousness and neuralgia. eho derived
erent'benef. from the use Of Browns Iron
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CITY InATrERs.
Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
.. sH## ln(eFekts t.N 3 p.

The Ohio Valley Glass Works, at Bridge.
port, will resume the frat Of September.
TIE Riverside blast furnace Ia in full op.
Grafton after stoppsge OF Abouttwo months.
THx forge department Of the Bsnwood
Iron Works shut down yesterday Tor an In.
definite period.
The balance Of the money, $3.50 a side, In
the lIei..Felsing race will be put up next
Thursday afternoon. 'g
A LARGE wagon hauling lumber for the
new buildings ut Reymann's brewery broke
down yesterday at the corner Of Jacob and
sevente enth streets. AZ
"OuR SOCIAL" gave select private dance at
WilbsrtH Garden. on Fourth Btreet, last
night. for which Maysr's orchestra played.
An enjoyable evening Ia reported.
TnE eleventh annual reunion Of the 1lOsh
Regimenta! Association will be held at Grove
City, Mercer county, Pa, on Thursday, Au.
guht q. Several Of the members live In this
city. $50
TIE Republican voters OF Union district
are rfquested 10 meet this 9a!nrdny evening
at 1880 O'Clock at Hanelan's building. corner
Sixteenth and Chnpline streetf, for the pur.
pose OF organizing Blaine and Logan club.
THE ninth concert OF the teties Of fine open
AT concerts nelnR even Oh ehtuEuhy eVen'
ings by the Opera Houte orchestra, under
the auspices OF the city will bs given In
Capitol Square this evening provided the
weather Is favorable.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE Of tho City Water
: Works, was hity years old yesterday, and a
large party OF his friends called on him las!
night, accompanied by Green's orchestra,
and helped him celebrate the event. A pleas.
ant evening was spent by all.
SECRETARY ov STATE srALSAxER yesterday
issued a certificate Of Incorporation to the
McAleer Door Spring Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Washington, D. O., having all hu'
.hor'z.d capital stock Of 10000. OF which
1000 has been sub.cribed and 500 paid In
AMAN who 10 evidently OF Bwiss nativity
hut who speaks huently Italian, German and
French, has been about town for severa
days. He Says he WAS Louisiana merchant
but was ruiued by the flood. Last evenin,
officer Ferguson found him In q bad case o
delerium tremens On ChApline street nortl
Of Eleventh. He was removed to the lookup
where he lay in precarlous condition al
might
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Junl0r Planned Knights.

The Junior Plumed Knights held rous.
ing buaine3s meeting at Lincoln Club hall
last evening, and after enrolling several new
names and passing resolution OF thanks to
the Senior knights for courtesies extended
and TO Lieut.. /. Z. D. Hunter for bis kind
services as drill master, adjourned to the
they showed at the end Of that
time Wa really wonderful, Their DRILLING
was superb. About eighty lads were In liae,
snd each one obcyed The orders giyen
promptly aud at tho tame time kept thu
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most perfect TINA and step. Tho Juniors
Uniform 10 very pretty ons, and when they
turn out 10 1t they will create decided sen.
sation. They are deserving Of encourage.
A Hiaino Hooi,, a, I,rflxeport.

Ono OF the livslisst political clubs In Bel.
mont county is the Blaine and Lopsn club OF
bridgeport. lis composed Of hard and On.
thusiastio workers In the cause, This alter.
noon they will erect a magnificent Dlans
and Logan pole at Koehnlein's crossing near
the glass house, and this evening they will
celebrate the raising aud inauxurn.e tbs
campaign In Bridgeport by hold.
Ing rousing meeting. Eloquent
spFakers will be on hand and every one 10
cordially Invited to be present. A good time
10 In prospect, and not only Republicans
from bridgeport but those from Martins
Ferry. Bellairs and this city are invited 10 DO
present In oil their strength. The piumstl
Knights OF this city have been specially In.
vitpu. HT.
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The Wheeling District CAmpmeetipe will
begin on their grounds August IL. and con.
Time ten days. Every preparation has bean
made Tor pleasant and profitable time.
"a Tickets are on sale at the following plncaa !,
Logan & Go. 3 drug store. John Ballie's Union
ticket office. James Reeds drug store, Dr.. ].
NJ. McCoy's drug store, A., L. Policy, pos..
office, BenHood; Geo. Edwards' store, Dr..
Morris drug store, and Michael Dunn's
store, Moundsyille; Evans & Co.'s store.
Rosby Rock; Bloyd's store, Glen Eistop:
William Hicks store, Cameron; Jsmes Ian.
caster, Mannineton, and at The pcstotlIce al
sherrard and Limestone. Let none isil in
providing tickets tor the meeting, s47h
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LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of Suitings, 400 different Patterns OF
Pantaloonlngs, md 50 different Patterns
OF Spring Cyercoatinss. Mnde up In
best style, Mt q. HESS L. SUNS,
No. 1891 g. 1898 Market Street,
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The large dwelling house OF Joseph Nal.
lory, at Clarinston, o., was burned yester.
day morning together with most OF its con.
tents. The house was one OF the finest In
Monroe county. It was formerly occupied
by Capt. G. q. Booth. OF this city. Tho loss
from all accounts will not fall much short OF
s., 900. The insurance Is not known at this
writing. a.Hy "-g 90 Sos
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Ghe aostdligeaxerr:.
Oiitce: Nos. 10 nMu - Fourteenth Street
Rev AuvcrtiHeIn cnts.

For Bale Cheap-NNindow Sash.
For sale-Book Case and Sewing Machine.
German Study 'Lsmps-Ewing Bros.
Washington and Jefferson College.
Notice-Chss. Lnue.
Blaine Badges-I. G. Dillon.
Gen;lemens Silk and Felt Hats Renovated.
Grand Picnic-St. Johns Church.
Campaign Goods-Wm. Schwertfeger.
List OF Letters.
Good Sugar at 6myth's.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Per-Stanton
+ Davenpor.-Fourth page.
New Goods msheimsr-Hea OF Local.
Religious Notices-Fourth page.
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Notice.

take pleasure in announcing to my MANY
old friends and the public in general that I
will open to-day merchsut tailoring estab.
lishment at No. 80 Twelfth street, All in
want Of good fitting fashionable suit will
please give me call. q. LlNuKH, s91I
19,t1H| .,r.. Merchant Tailor,
s'gE&N No. 80 Twelfth street, Is
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WORKMEN!

Fill lined Canadian Jeans Pants
scwcd with waxel double linen thread,
A cents II pair. This Is my regular
price, no drive. DAVID ASH,
30 twelfth Street,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August 9.-l:30A. r.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen.
orally fair weather, except preceded BY local
showers In Tennessee, nor.hsrly winds, nearly
stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, north
erly winds, slight changes in temperature,
higher barometer. - aHUr,
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Rev. FAruxR Mahoney, Dean, st., Mary's
Cathedral, Sydney, N. s. W., Australia,
writes; that all who used St. Jacobs Oil, the
great palm cure. were greatly benefited and
speak highly OF It. so cents q bottle, IN
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GTOCKHOLDERS MEEiING.

4 special meeting OF tho Stakeholder :, Il,
wheeling mud Elm Grove hei!nud Ia o', ~
Iaea " oiuea .! we toait Of ii.crp .,.%
board. Will le held at the Office u NC ok W. w
pany, In Wheeling. ". Va, on hst,t,6, | AVE We
10Th, 1851. Rt2 O'clock r NJ, for tho pu ~ Gym
ingon proposilien, bo thtn.ubmi q "a
property Of the COMPANY, and Of rta.ssS w W.
other business rs may be peg t,eJ saw
July 18th. 1884. H e'''e''rI
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Fines. gcntlemen's shoeS in button, lsce,
and Congress, at J,W. AMlcK's. n;
s1ti -. : - & :. LAS Main st,
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: A. NJ, GO;
12M.. s4o; Sp, H., 74o; f. n, 100.
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CARPETS and Wall Papers, cheap for cash,
at John Roemer's, Agent, Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l
Main street, t1o'9 1Tg. -.
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Flies, reaches, ants. bsd.bugs, rats, mice,
gopherO, ehipmunks, cleared out by Rough
On Rata,n LOO, f,.4 . =
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MARTY

"ANTED-LADlFS AND YOIING
wv men In city,or coup try. distance M oitS.
Il ny to take &c light a,iI pies,ast So,E J s It
o %saa ho% %S:. :. Is dsy e'siy and quiy
tsi.ry n nSate esh' Ty mrii No GsnvsnS, Ict
sc ton. Mass W. hoA Inv
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.-t.. b Kangaroo
Hand made shoes for gentlemen, soft, plia-
bic, and will not crack like kid, at
t2"l .t' NV. AMicK's. ~
S.GtT "s 1l43 Main st.
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BreadstuiIn md Provisions.

NV ionK. August s.-Flour duh: sncc,an
STATE and western g oas patent
options opeucd Eac towc E'aaeS Axe leEeT
bushes exports bushels; No. se Chiea a'h H.
So e,as1e No 2red Anguht sses ii
sales bushels Il yl,Spc, cosnS N S,&c
octobe. sales gu 900 buahels al Ss9l.9i%c, e..
LIZ AZ "a; NoVemeer sales G,sooo 6sheS At va
eli :, Il janiary ssIes e iae
ny bushels a. closing a. 9S1c Februsrr
siI Ss,I 2aGo bushels u 81 ooal cox closing a;
closing At g or April ssies Go,o bu.hels q IL 1
a. o3 closing at 81 6s Msy, sales lst:o bu.1els.i
GShA oih. elo,ing = 81 03H Corn, I spst Io,s
eelps $500 bushels ssnoss S stheasy , ne.
G q, oaaesc: No. 2 white Tic: No. 2 Areus.
" 1lsaelc, sloSing at toxc; September Gossa
elesny a. Gle; Eoyenbo: S9asoXc, closing 4 e3Ge,
Oeu aomlnauy unchanged; receipts 500 bushcls:
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HOR sALE-COUf,TR'Y SEAT.

A RARE CHANcE.-I VIII OFFER
-; ~ az private sale ny entire plo.srly, Known a.
tne nosley BOARDING House. ronu. inIps thitly.cte
TOOL. rooms onehti acre lot, with good cellar ptllO
sopu Ts arsS. is,Ge ICE Lous.. coal and PLUNGE,
lor boarding hnute. Also beusc AID l0I opIt.
sits ne sboye property. Alsc lot on cG,nCf Ale,
h ai s'xta hfteh. kcas for rlIiur-t alifo,liA
1S n Foi luther particulars Inquire Of the owner
n iar ~ ne'hiscs' or sddIe.B o, il. AO>LlY, Oak
lhuu, mu iySls
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exports mono; western mixed ss.s9c: white western
4Oai1c, Hay barely tteaqy. Coffee, spot fair; Rio
No. sT os.ss1 sss Ss
S2tc; December s2Sc: tebtuary $40. Sugar less
active reiuambnco4 i.l6c: centrifugal s l.lGA53c;
gtsnui.ted G9.,dae,saI Moluses dull and IN.
| 40 b.l6c, Rom unchsnked Tufpcntine easier Al
sitS3ls4o. Eggs steady and Ia moderate demand.
PORK dull and UNCHANGED. Beet quiet and siesdy.
lower: western steam snot 7 9OaS Uct September,
| LT.7Scc: October, 7.Sla7 $50 November I SOC; DO.
ccmber 7.6Sa7.67c. butter arm and In moderate
demand. Cheese quiet md 0raa. Ii.zJ 7-H1-g|
tiHioAoc. August = Wheat. unsettled and lower.
with moderate activity: opened easy, declined
hassc. then gradually ndvani oil xsstc,Iulcd weak,
mud closed bs!c under. yesterday, k.lcs rangcd'
s Asu' s5 5so sGd seGts.Tect s sSs
al so1Sc; Noyembe, S3iiatic, eli SOD at 63Ac; DO.
ecmber Aas,c closed alSiH NJ. Ca!c.yo tpr!rg
:DssscHc, close. At 7oHs No. !? rod Sic ~ :
opened easier, declined ". rallied ", docliued
iefd.y; c@6 staoSc, co,e II us: august 81 ssc,
Sa o "a s1ss pSsra e s sS SSsS
c ci5sS .s SS;S January III III KY ssf 4sIiae
closed a. 4tc Oats dull aid lower: cNh 2sal9c; An
d a. 2SE25Se; May 2ai ss5sc, closed S29s s2991Sc
Rs quiet II dtc, harley dtm aud hc ,hi.hsf, 1t
eSHe ioF September, Fls,seed " sool demand a.
| - oNN' hVA. uulil NNhu tlp uuAlt oVt auguNt
sli o. September SO 3d. October 10 60 year Sl225
Lard o. ies aud 2h $50 lower: cash axe: An.
gust 1850; 'epGmbtr 7s7H,7toc closed At
T+7tc Octobe' 67xA7 62!Sc, CLOSED al 7.b71sA7G0c
year 1901 a71ac, cioSei Al 1900, bulk meats III
fair demAnl: shoulder 2cc: short rib 75c; short
clear 08N. Buttor quiet and unchanged. kggy
q1i aud unchanged. Whisky kteady and lii.
changed. At tho afternoon board wheat was IL.
active; August dec!iuei W.: September declined
lsc; October ciincd nc; November declined W
Gam easter: August. tcptember and octobst dc.
clined Nc. Dat, l4acttyc; August declined s9sc 81
BALIluonx, Mr.. August S-Flour quiet: western
tuperano 81 boa3 %; txtr. S32Sai CD jAmiy 81 25a
blS. Nheat, we>tera lower closing M 70 steady:
No 2 wlnter rcd spot and August sy}xas95+c; eep.
tcmbet 9k0 &c; October 9f31ssy!Hc Torn. wcktern
nominal; mixed tpot and August &c; September
62hc. 0AM Irregular; western white, oil 46a4 C;
mixed, Old l3ai6c: Pennsylyania, old 45Aisc. Rye
quiet snd easy at G0a68c. Hay quiet and easy;
prime 10 choice Pennss lyAnia aud MarJ land nsw
ST. 0la'9 w. Pro. lions q4iet mess pork 1l7 Is.
Bull meats, shoulders and Gear rib kides packrd
7kslCc. Dicon shoulders Sc: clear rib ides l05<c:
hams liN1iGc Lard, 70 med 9Ac. Butter, dull hut
steady: good 10 choke W stern l2tlbJ Eggs easy ut
l:a.4c. Coffee dul Mo cagocJ, ordinary 10 fair
9Algc. Sugar quiet; A toit ~. Whisky NJ minsl
at a. Is. atII'
CINCINNATI, o.. August S.-Flour steady and un.
changed. wheat 1lrnGr; No. . roi $40 tom strong
er; No. 2, SEC. OaH hrp,: No 2 mixed SO . Rye dull
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Turner's Grand Annual Excurslon 10
Pittsburgh and hoKeespors, Saturday,
August 10Th.
The Turner's Of this city and vicinity have
nrranged with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st. Louis Railway Company Tor an excur.
sion to Pittsburgh on thu above date. Fare
for round trip 81 50. Trains leave at 1870 P.
u. and 4:45 r. N, ~'-' -
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"Burr'a mills Camp" Sunday, Aueust

sl 5s.5t II, 1851. s&F''5 III g 39
The Baltimore & Ohio will run M excur.
sion train from Wheeling 10 Bnrr's Mile and
return, leaving Wheeling at 1856 A. NJ, oity
time, arriving at Burr's Mills at DAN, ia.
turning, leave Burr's Mills at 4:AO ?. N.
Round trip tickets 81, aHfuggf. 80 : -
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PARE CHANCE FOR A CHEAP
A,G AOME-;;Four very Desirable Il Is, p!e.Mpl,
down, paye bic III four aillual r',mtp. ei ~
s eaeh: Enquire OF r. MHALLY, Agent, Is Twelfth
nstSet. ,-...-at ~ - iIgtl r,hkls
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GENERAL NOTICES
GENERAL NOTICES,
REPUBLICAN
Congressional Convention,

A Convention RI Delegates rom ,hc VIZ, r.
gresiO DlNr!t OF wet VII tni,. viii 10 W.
New MAr,iu.vil Q. on Thunday. suy0st ~ uMn
for tho p,irpCss Of nominating candidate H. II, ~ ~
Hress, aud trsnsactin such 1,r busi,s n. ro .
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BY Older OF the omm!t,cN
GEO ". ATKINSON, Chai,n,,
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