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cote aS r.sslH g.. odd AID enrlch The BIO a
lu5 -ss.lr1 'Ar .a5si gtsLarle-g0 ac4uls-tln q
.GrrLEth D. III Erak B, an sllD-ut Ehich lns.!loly
suoCsnt- % ne asIi>u q this peerless cn-rectlve
LCss o. t->h and sVp-rits, allure % sieVpp and
lowing evl3-ncs q. prvzlRt1re decay, sFertily
rogutsTnrtss tv TIE rs4. invie5-znt, which brAces
% tie phs - snergs- and iUrtI5es ths cOGsIitR-
10 A-SiRsi dl~zSs Fer sac By al Druggists and
p~slsrs Ssnszally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

cTAry or WET vIEGISiA. oHOcoUNry.
- In the Ctrcut Cur ~ oAte oosssy. Wsst W.
giris. Asguss Rsie., issA
DiIloa J. hrCernik
Gcorr X Tbotsp-os. vnst~s
Jbe ebert a this ssit 3 % esaaia Q rstaa q Q
tsta Of trIss ns4ss VI i4ibs J. hssAssieh ~ vtts
10 ibs detendant, gesres X Tsssp-1A, tstr1 % -
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rcCerIuiek % the Md Bait3feg As.s<sssss. A.
{, spf.ar5rs non an a4iasft I'D 10 TIA ssftaa. =
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snS be 10, hs,tss s~sn ssts4 stkA pse~B y thAs
szit posIse ~ the cspisusst. By has ssis-ssss,
tkis oyasf Il gal2fs liza Il easere1 sxanst hin. ss1
d is osSer~f th.t tby s<33 ts<ro1sst. SeNY =
1bOntsos. !. re-soirsd % apfsss vtfhih 80 Ds.tb
stsr TIE dzs< a tho Err JrskSsztise - tkAs cr1s
and % ~hs; % nstcsssry 90 ysD.sf hts istrsssz. V
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Afts< JBte ". ATIfUt1I. Ciegk
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County, in the Circuit COurt Of Ohio County,
Wet Virginia August Rule, 1854
HENRy MAYER
" In Channerv.
AUCUsTA MEYEB
The object Of this suit Is 70 obtain dEcrce rtn-
-ssls ssai-i1sOaii by the plADtiS IRON de.eadAnt-
and IL RrT+arins from an afndaTiti nled IN this
ans nj ihesa rules. thai the 6s'entant. Augusta
Never, is Dot resident 81 the STATE q! Yves Viz
-inia and she not having '+sn servei With process
N this suit on motion 81 the piRnu1- by his c1un-
81 This order Of pub.icAIiJn i entered aEEins1 her,
ard II il ordered that The sad d>ieniSui. Augusta
Never, il required 20 SPp-Nr within one tahoia
after the date q the hrsS Publication o. this order
and Do SkGI i necessary ~ pEieci he interest,"
Il fuTtheT ordered that this order 5e Published and
posted - required by Law.
In te-tinGry whereof have hertunio - -.
hSpd this 9Th a2y q August, lS.i, to-Sti Angus
Pc. iSSs JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
Published 6-si lime August 5, lesA
Ittsst. join ". MTG HE'LL Clerk
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easier.
STATE SEcUEITIEs-Steady.
SToCKs-The market to-day was buoyant
during the early hours Of trading, and there
Was an advance Of to q per cent in
prices. Some round amounts Of GraHgers
New York Central Lake Shore, Western
lniO---ad Union Pacific, we're taken for
long account sfaer P. n Louisville 4
Nashville broke zg-r-- rent. To a and il
was rumored In the room thaS WALL Stree.
bank had made loan Of the stock a. NJ
lateral and had called the loan, and as the
borrowers did not take IT up the bank sold
the stock in open market Subsequently,
New York Central was raided on rumOrs
that the directors would meet tomorrow
and authorize the issue Of from ten to
twenty millions Of FIVE per cent de5enture
bonds. This exerted an unfayorabie inHu-
ence on other stocks and prices
declined 10 q per cent Near
the close there Was q recovery Of /
to ] per cent and the market LEFT
of steady. The rally was due TO statements
BY leading director ofsthe New York Cen
tral 70 the effect that the company would
not issue debenture bonds and that no meet
ing Of directors would be held tomorrow.
He admitted that conference of the Van
derbili party would be held at Saratoga To-
norro<.. Compared with last nights clos
ing. prices are I 10 u per cent higher for
Canadr Southern. Canada Pacific. Chicago,
Burlington i Quincy, Kansas Il Texas,
Ere. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific,
and to II Der cent lower for Rock Is,
land. Louisville i Nashville, LaekaWanns,
Denver, Missouri Pacific, New York Cen
tral and Western Union. ST Paul Lake
Shore. Michigan Central Pacific Mail, ST,
Paul and Wabash unchanged
Transactions $4,000 shares.
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DIZZY GOODS
New York.

NV Y0RK, August IA much bet
ter feeling, followed BY an increased volume
Of new business, EasA noticeable feature Of
the market. Seasonable specialties- rather
ss;sz.ss,ssles, eoafinne to have the prefer
80. az ,.,s;gh the latter ars-rnoving Pur-
Am,.;Sosns bTery moderate The sale Of
ss,;sfsc.o-;I- s7kets at auction passed of
Among the purci were wen os aI
Gran, joyce L sens ~ere tne IolioN
c. VI Hc.Inh;nso-. Jos. A. Biegel and
49,, ISaae-.a- 4 Co, of Cincinnati,
KFE 7 NcnonsH & Co, Of Lexington,
Mandell Bros, Marsha; 20: On o. SoPn::
Chicago, Baugher & Co !eia . " 70 VI
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WHEELING AND PIrrsBU kGH DIVISION.
On AID after JUNE IS, iss;, pAsssnge- train
siH run a. iOIlVse, Wheeling time:
pKFAKTuREs
For Pitbburgh-s:Ss l. m, 10 % = N, dAiiy
Cspl Sunday. .
For wEshingIon-s:Sh N, ies9 q N 500
m: Irintelphsa Us p n, daily sIapl Sunday.
ARuvALA
From PittshurEh-l - p N, I'D p ~ ash! III
opt sunday. -
Frcrn WSshinrioa-s:loa IN, Is p. m, 's.o
n, daily eIcePt sunday
T. X Lord, General fhssnsH Agent
THOs NJ KING. General supt
ED. SMITH, RAs& ACt-, hitsearsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

Zapesvine Aoco.nodatioa Leavs wheslinS q
80 p n, Bclhzire q SD .. L. daiiy exoeps sun
day.
GAINESVILLE Acconnoaatinn st SIS A =
Moundyyille Aooonnodstion leaves Nhcelins
II IS a - xni arrives 81 Ac1ndsvills q n;b p ~
daily except Sunday.
Giove-'s Gap Asoonnoda;Son leaves a SIS p =
Throozh coach trvu Wheeling 10 co,uneus % 80
:, leaving Wkss,inS u s:is A. u, Arriving q W
lpnbus a. 3,te r. II
B a o. sleeping cxn % an throngh tAna
Cose coopection na1s tor AL points Scen M
So1thsesz, Nerth snd Northwest naktng An Dc
sirzble route for colensa and pccos moving % Ne
greAt vcst, and 70 whom particular sft>rnoa
given
Ticiep to Al principal poins On ale 0; dot
Sleeptng car sccommodations cza Be secured II -
THos n. 4 HAAsE
Tickle, Agent B. o. ptpol
JOHN BAit1k
Ticket Ageni, under NeLRre hoasA
JOHN LASE Trs.. fAssenser AeenS
W NJ CLEMENTS, " II T.
RI DEyHEs, General Ageat, wheeling
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. z

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r
- trains on The wheeling and En Grew RAD
rad viii run - Iollort:
leaving ID. city at 6 = - and run every hozr
Until ?. N
cry hour ubtil 10 p. N.
On Sundays:
leaving The dty Al q u and run every boor
Leaving Wheeling PArf At a - and run every
hour untn 10 p N
Iassngr-s ill ssye tine and trosbie BY purcAAs-
In their tickets NJ the ofkcs & HIksh,
pyi7 s7pe
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Passenger ir1in daily including sunday. Aoooa-
u3oIziion trains run daily sIops sunday.
JOHN q. TONLfSs0S,
TIske; Agent, Wbe>iinz. W. Va
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ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA.

AII 70 81, OoS Reward ior ticking elsettsS
EIkES uleeratsd Or PrOuuAng P1ss psbANS
PILE REMEDY hfs 20 eara None ssrains uniess
IHsiI ASSa IN BOTH LOGAN 4 ~, Assas'
~ assG a. fe-2eooe3S
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CTATE or WEST vIRGTNIA, n THE ok
= cult Court Of Ohio County, ARg2si R0les, issA
Iron Mountain Company
S.in; I,1uis or. All Steel Com With HttAcha-at


parry.
The object o. this suit Is 70 recover fTou the De-
ssndRni tn sun Of slsyS % for iron ore Sid and
delivered ky the plzintif 70 the setendsnt, AID 70
sghjers 70 the payment a such indsbt-does claim
Of the defendant AElinst the RiysrSlae lroa WOrks
And IL appearing from N z1dATt hle5 in tbs
eanse II tbese rule, thst the deteutAnk sani l1s
Ore and Steei Company. i Dot resident Of TIE >tAse
az Wet virginia and Il not hAEcg eeez -e~v-d
with p-ocsss In ths salt notion of the pi1:ntt1
ky It's stt0Fpey this order Il P1bicaisoo : eoter.d
,,inst m and II l. ordered TIA; the SID deAdaa:
saint Louis ORE and Steel Company. re9atred -
apzea- within one month Ettsr the dste a tbe Tn.
paklicatior Of this or5e1 Ane do uh1i = nec@ury
70 protect is interest IL il further er3ertS tsi ihts
order BE pablishe5 and posted zeeo-3tDg - ag-
witness, John ". Nitehen- Cegk 81 Md Court.
n tie court hcass oG szid county, this Skh day q
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Cerk
PubESAad The first tine AGZHEt s, 80
Attest: JOHN ". AIINhkl1A- S2e1L
WILLIAM p. HrBzARD, Ar1crDeg tor FAa1aa
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NOTICE. To TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Tbs defendant Augusta Meyer, win AXE notsN
Inst The depasilions q Frederick GtrslinS AugJ5a
t;e-xIinr Mar Sleipocker and complainant will b
az, 81 tb- Law olsce OF L : JOTdaa. Mel q
ThbzpIipe street, il The city oi wheeling, in 4
safe n NeSf Virzinia o. TIRE 18th dAy OF August
A D. lisa, between the bours O'Clock a IN an
10 rIrk y n 70 Be read IN Evidence IN The ahov-
named eaGse on behalf Of sid Complainant And
o,a any czuss the taking Of The aid depitonss hAl
10; - commenced or beinz cotlneoced. shan r1
- completed on that day, the taxing o. ise sltof
III h.. Adjourned frUra tine 70 tine until the
.L,iI \. rso5rIstei. HENET NEYER
guFrzu ~ L s JoRDAS. his ztt'y
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Msney q II Per Cent - 9svsr.nsafs
Firm stoeks MigAsr Flour Dali and
Unchanged Wheat Lever.
NEv Yexx. August lL-Acaey-Market
easy at II per cent; closed AZ per
cent Prime mercantile paper 5i@sl per
cent Sterling Exchange. bankers bills
steady at 4s7l; demand 4s4i.
GoFKRxnExns-Firm.
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Amendment 10 ths ceastihsltea

YoISI. Resolution. 80. xUE rH0roe
81 irs - sn~sd5ssi 70 ths Csas3tzfssa 4 -
Is.os,eS hy t< Lsydssssrs ~ we~ vkv4rfs, to-
nirss q AZ th< sseniss $1,000 - sSh 49,
axTotrS therso.
7ss. ti~ kiBo.tcs as-.sAssss 70 Artkis Ssg
tine Ca<sfi;st,ss q ts> s<sts - - - 49,
bersAJ rrDp-ged. to-si.. q
Ih.i sstssa s,yrs ~ Arfkis ireg. - n 80 h,
strsch<n GA. snl i,~ tsisvsB sin@nss u -
-. lhrsss sIss.sses 4 ssAs - sess4 .
forrs, an1 a Dessh-7s a fks Lsg>istsse, 49, -
lsis a fbs Isss5.y rsEt sfssr - Ers ~ so4nf -
ko.enber, spfH ssh.svts pesvAS ~ is.. -
,errs a sseh oARr nj eSrxtst - sDy-ts1ge - .
sv.oasry sal enic. k>r-sr SA@vfs rrsst1sA. -
I'm % ~ trs dsy Al tsszsy, - - neoADvo
'b> Issi.is1sn On On. ava ~ q ps.ss -
-s>esasaS fksas sses.las. klesess, Z ~ 49,
.hz1 b 81 Dc sr.syirra ~. W. 1880
did 81 9ps1sts<se n 80 aaanw = sags
rr-~zsksl Ssrsla. - By R@ -. 49, apeSsA
Desis Al sIsl;s q sask - snE 4. SeNs
ersi asedso = o. P.Sa oaH4O
z2s,s.1tJ i LsszA.s SA.sUsLnA
SuyHaT AID UuDoyHWD PAM
w 10 49, ~ 0nA11 ngSpo
- SsmG1hannk- "a, y . AamR oeDAe
s9a kGms = e91eG LASSS
go 49, O - Guy. - a1s8osDO0
~ hiTkIy hAaA $1,000 - ~
- d.GSer3S
-
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1000

w ILL Re paid TO any one Who viii hnd part,
w Gle 81 NeTCGr!, Potash, Iodine, Arsenic, "a
any pCl>"bost' substance 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

For 6a1o. At
A FAEM or SIXTY A1ES FocR MN
"A rersesst ef Heevecd. Nxrhan cssssy. Vet
Virginia saaii neg franc hsa.> staSaiaG 49,
thIrsy sero cleared. Balance IN GOD sAiss 81 ~
bsr,by Wv. HoGB . AAn,
je.sA tss AAress Nsssl
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8 q u.s..
Tho coming OF tho first OF January was
watched and waited for with boundlcss
anxiety by the friends Of liberty: all over
the North, and II must be confessed that
It was even feared that In hIa tenderness
President Lincoln would weaken and give
the slaveholding rebels an extension Of
time. But Mr.. Lincoln combined the VII.
tue OF tirmness with that Of kindness. i !;
Itis impossible to say what would have
happened had he faltered and ,failed at
that time. That proclamation was more
to the loyal cause than victory on q score
OF battle fields, and had he failed, the dis
aster would haye been greater than the
loss Of many lives. It would have taken
the soul out Of the war. on the loyal side
and filled the rebels with hope, confidence
and enthusiasm, md perhaps, success In
founding on this continents slaveholding
empire, and putting back. tho reign Of
liberty and civilization a hundred years.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
| ~, Abrond.
General Golf was in the city a short
time yesterday. &,
Fred Douglass was a guest at the Nc.
Lure while in the city. ~ ~ ri
Chief Of Police Bennett took in the ella.
tor-Priddy race ut Pittsburgh yesterday.
T. Perry Jacobs, editor Of the New Mar.
tinsville Messenger, was in the city yester-
day.
Misses Annie and Ncttic Bowers, the
charming daughters Of B. T. Bowers, Esq,
OF New Martinsville, were in the city yes
terday. sSz,s.@
Mr.. J. II. Hobbs and wife, Mr.. Charles
Hobbs and Mrs. T.sW. Phinncy were
registered at the sWeddcll House, Cleve-
land last Friday. aglji6l& : "
Major W. W. Jackson, the Governors
private secretary, and one Of the able
editors Of the Parkersburg Sentinel, was
in town just little while yesterday.
Col. Philip Pendleton, Of Berkeley
Springs, is in the city in the interests OF
the coming worlds exposition ut New Or
leans, OF which he is q commissioner
Hon. John A. Campbell was in the city
yesterday, and took in the Douglass meet
ing at Martins Ferry. He is kept busy
nowadays denying that: he is married and
declining congratulations. .iS a IS
REV. D. B. UpdegraF md Rev. Sam.
ucl Pringle, Of Mt. Pleasant, Hon. John
A. Campbell, Of New Cumberland, Rev.
Mr. NfckalliD. Of Bcllnire md Mr. md
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TWO BIG MEETINGS.
hellaire Coming Up to Hear Logan-A. NJ.
.Hfl'FN5=l Sullivan. E,1l.=

hellaire Coming Up to Hear Lognn-A. NJ.
.filEN Sullivan.
S. G. Garrard Is able to DO out again.
The plumed Knights are called to meet
this evening, without uniforms, at Mar.
ing's office. ,.9i55;r
Several acres OF hay in meadow OF W.
5. Myers, near town, were accidentally de-
stroyed by fire. ..7;..s.,
Dr.. Williams, Of the First NJ. L. Church,
will 90 to Washington, Fa., this week MS a
delegate 10 the General Conference.
Father D. B. Gull Inns been CHOSEN to
represent this parish at the l. g. B. u,
convention, ut Wheeling tomorrow.
The Crystal window glass annual meet
ipg AZ Stockholders has resulted in some
changes. ,: S. Smith retiFes rs secretary.
Every train yesterday from carly in tie
morning TIL after dinner took people from
here to Martins Ferry, to hear Fred
Douglass. 55aat e ::.}: "a :.
EeIla;rc will turn out in force for the
Logan meeting 9n Wheeling Island Thurs
dgv afternoon: The nail works will prob
ably quit work md the employees generally
80 up. ~, - esE N;
The Plumed Knights expect to have q
III turnout ut the Sullivan meeting to-
morrow evening. Meetings Of all the
clubs and commllisp9 are being held
nightly. The abuse OF some Of lhp irish
voters who have joined the Republican,
party and have declared their ilidcpend-
cnce, still continues. These converts will
no doubt be confirmed in their faith by
the speech OF Mr.. Sullivan.
Tho Onslaught General Warner made on
Colonel pooFmun during lis Saturday
evenings speech. caused Colonel Poorman
10 challenge him to series OF Joint de-
bates OH the tariff question. As General
Warner persists in putting forward Ills
own protectionist views, which are not
Democratic, his arguments on the question
are improbable. The Colonel's challenge
Is for Joint debates In I,cllaire md in each
county Of this district up to October, IL. 6.
\ The Bellaire Independent. Irish blaine
and Logan club have resolved that,in view.
Of the exalted position held in Irish Affairs
by Hon. A. NJ. Sullivan, who is the fore
most Irish1AmeriGan to-day, and who has
sacrificed SO much Tor tilc'Ireedom, liber-
ty, prosperity and elevation Of Ireland
and the Irish, they deem 1t the duty Of
all 1rishmen. and Irish-Amcricans in this
vicinity to be present and extendto him
a aattering and cordial reception at Ills
meeting to be held in Belldire September
cath, when he will DISCUSS Tho political
issues .of the campaign, md; therefore,
the Independent; Irish club OF TBcllajrc
respectfully and urgently solicit the at.
tendance OF all Irishmeu ut this meeting
as IN acknowledgement the greatservices
he has rendered for4re)Rnd aud the Irish.
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Picnic md Races ro.morrow.

A picnic will be given OIL the State Fair
ground tomorrow for the benefit OF the
Cathedral Aid Society. John McGrnnon
and Ed Iarkin arc the Committee on
Races, and they offer Il purse Of $50 for
tho winner Of two hcnts OF three in n run
ming race, open to all, entrance free. The
following horses have been entered:
John r. Hanlan's Lady Washington,
Josh Ryne's Bay Fannie, Walter Dusan's
Star OF the West, and Asmus's Blackbird.
The entries will close Just before the start.
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Mr.. George y. Willing. Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "Aly wife has been almost
helpless Tor five years, 80 helpless that she
couid not turn over in bed alone. She
used two Bottles Of Electric Bittrrs, and
is SO much improved, that abe is ahle now
t2 90 her own work" Electric Ditters
VIII DO all that's claimed ior them. Hun.
dreds Of testimonials attest their great
curative powers, Only fifty cents a bot
Ito mt Logan 4 Co.'s. II ! ww.S,w W. =
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Mr.. DouElnss'n Lecture,

Mr.. Douglass lectured at tho Opera
House last evening, his theme being "Scli.
made Men," The audience was unfor.
tunately not as large as was to be expect
cd, but IL was made up ofsome Of the best
people OF Wheeling, both white and col
orcd, aud gave close attention that was
the highest compliment. 1t is n shame
Tint man Of Frederick Douglass's splen-
did abilities and great fame should deliver
SO able and thong htful discourse to SO
small nm audience. Those who did not
hear him can scarcely appreciate what an
intellectual treat they missed; but few
opportunities were ever afforded Wheel
ing people to enjoy more interesting and
instructive lecture. IN II,
lie closed with some illusions to cur
rent, politics which were well put and we'll
received. 0s'a ~. b Z, -, - =,
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Powell Clayton Mt Martin. Ferry.

Ex-senator Powell Clayton, Of Arkansas,
formerly also Governor Of TINT State, and
a gallant and distinguished soldier In the
late war, addressed large meeting Of Re-
publicans at Martins Ferry, on the School
House Square, last evening. lie is u
pleasing speaker, with full and ready
fund Of information, and he made dil eflec-
tive speech, which was highly appreciated
a y: continually interrupted by enthusias-
tic applause, '=::&' II q, Z, z.
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Tint Old Torment.

Although dyspepsia has its CHIEF seat in
tho stomach, yet itaflects the whole djges-
tive apparatus. The liver, pancrcas and
intestinal glands share in the general trou-
Bile. The whole machinery needs removal
ton. Browns Iron Bittcrs is tho article
:withwhich to do tho happy work. Mr.. w.
II. Eckhart, Marion, O., writes II used
Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion with
most excellent results. 4
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s,e<A Young Incentlinry.

Nina Whiting, a colored girl OF about II
wears, WHO Inns lived with I Mrs. G. r..
||rncy for some time Us servant, was mr.
rested by Officer Frcbolt yesterday: on tho
charge OF setting fire to Mr.. Tracy's house
tho night before, as reported yesterday.
She was sent to jail by Squire Ankle in
default Of 81 900 bond. Some time ago she
was detected in stealing money from her
employer, and ut the request Of her mother
she was punished. 1t was in revenge for
this TINT she started the fire which 50 mar
rowly escaped burning the house. n H
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THRoUGIITfIE STATE, Is, is5
Aenjacntk and Incidents in West Virginia
:s=s Esd nntl Vicinity. = ifiy; r-5ri :,

Z Henry s. Walker repeated his speech
to q moderate sized crowdat Benwoed last
night. w 55523,55faa5 N
William Flower, q laboring man living
In Cass district, alonongalia county, was
thrown, from wagon containing q cane
mill and received injuries, from which no
died in few hours. The mill was thrown
upon him.: mangling him in a frlghtful
manner. Flower had been drinking and
was considerably intoxicated at the time,
Henry A, Hair, who is employed as
agent and operator at Finleyyille, Pa, but
who lives near Claysville, met with On no.
cidcnt Sunday afternoon, which may cost
him his life. He Jumped from 4 rapidly
moving freight, while twas passing Clays.
ing, was thrown heavily to tho ground,
cutting his upper lip nearly of, breaking
his nose, and mashing his face, which Is
swollen twice its natural size. d,
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Congressional COMMITTEES, Orcnni,,

Tho Republican Congressional eExecu.
Ntivc Committee for, this district met yes.
tdxday in this city and organized by elect.
ing q, B.. Caldwell, Esq, Chairman, md
Mr.. O.S Schoiield, Secretary General
Golf came down from the upper end Of tho
Panhandle and after attending the meet,
ing left for ClarEsburc, 8 Z q S1sf :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-23

The Overland Telephone and Telegraph
Company, which proposes to introduce
and operate the Baxter telephone in
Wheeling, held meeting at the Mcclure
house last night, and elected the following
gentlemen directors: Jos. Speidel, NJ.
Reilly, John II. Hobbs, DR.. Z. G. Myers,
S. P. lIildreth, Jacob Berger, A., G. Eyer.
ter, A. A. Franzhcim, George Hook, james
Cummins, All. PAUL., Anton Rcymann.
The directors will meet at 10 A. NJ. to-
day to elect officers and complete their or
ganization. The outlook for the enterprise
is said to be very favorable. IT.
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General Nntircs.

"A TTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS OF
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND "
NJ you ars requested to meet Mt tho Second Ward
a. ri1 ,Ie promptly at o'clock
oaniaton smihr 70 tho veterans OF lsio and 10
receive o'if old colnra'lc, Gcncin John 4. ,Iosnn
proposition wl BE- made tina, will DO Of great in
Stcsa 70 YOU NIL Come, boys, fall In, AZ Of nid
inc bridgeport. Etneyillc and Martins Ferry hoWs
In Mes. s e country boys, are expected to have
'o ssno ,e III 't" 49, OLD SOLDIERS. 5
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My father, says Mr.. W. NJ. Harrison,
proprietor OF the Waterloo, Iowa, Dye
Works, tried n great many remedies Tor
rheumatism without effect and final
" tried St. jacobs Oil, the great pain.cure,
and was cured. .5.ff.a 3. z
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