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Arrangements Tor Its Opening Mex
g flOndWy-No ExcmrsiUn.

Tor Its Opening Next
-l. .AlondHy-N0 Excmrslon. = u
Col. Geo. W. Thompson, .Yics President Of
the Ohio River railroad, says the road cannot
be opened by IN excursion. He said 10 a
Parksrsburg Journal reporter:
1.-THE multitude that would desire to 60 on
such an excursion as this could not, uudcr
any circumstances, be accommodated
with our present facilities. We would cheer.
fully give the public ous day all to them.
selves, but only very Hmall portion OF our
friends could profit by such an excursion US
We ere nbls 10 give" .ls. tg,g
"Well then, Colonel, when will The opening
take place and what Is your plan OF proce.
durs2' was tho next question. =
1--WE are beginning 10 seq the end 80 far as
the opening Is concerned. We will com.
mence the running OF regular trains on Mon.
day, The 1G.h inst. We will have passenger
train leaving Wheeling between 7 and
o'clock in tho morning, which will give four
hours lay over III Parkersourg, returning to
Wheeling ste o'clock In the afternoon. A
train will leave PMkersburc
about the same time, making the same run"
"When will tho syndicate so over the line?"
ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10 meet
them in Wheeling neg! Tuesday afternoon.
They will ccma down portion OF TIE way,
returning to Wheeling the same evening.
On the following morning they will come
oyer the entire length of the line to Parker.
burpH - u."' Eli. -fr
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TEiENEW STATE IlGUSE.
Contract for It's Completion Rot Let.
Ta Bids 100 Nigh. s.

Contract for IFS Completion Rot Let.
ra Bids 100 Nigh.
Three bids were received by the Slate
BOARD Of P1blio Works for the Completion OF
tho State House at Charleston. In accord
anco with the oi!lcisl notice, the Board met
on Saturday aud opened the proposals.. They
wore from John Fnlks and A. II. Shepherd,
OF Charleston, and @. Hanes d Co., Of Wheel.
ing. The Board had already received from
the new architect, Mr. 8. NJ. Howard, Of this
city, all estimate Of the cost Of tinishing the
building, and all the bids received were go
greatly in excess OF hy estimate tlirt the
Board declined to award The contract at all,
and rejected all tho bids. They would not
make the bids public. An order was made 10
again edvortiaa for sealed prop1asis until
June q, on the same terms as before, aud tho
advertisement appears in this mornings IN
TFLLloEncEn. Much lower bida are expected
next time.
Mr. Shepherd, who bids this time, is the
former contractor, whose contract was de-
clsred forfeited by the Board several months
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Relation 10 Various
- UenNlG.

News and Gossip In Relation to Various
People.
Col, J. J. s. Haq,ler, Of Jackson county,
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Daisy Dunlap Ia expected IN this city
shortly on visit to homo Of her old friends.
Mas Kendall, tho Fsmsle College valsdic-
torian, snd her ulster, left for their home at
pa.kersburs Saturday. }.
Judge James Morrow, jr., and Judge A. =,
Raymond, OF Fairmont, arrived In the city
last evening 10 attend Gupreme Court.
Misses Lille Baker and Jessie List have re-
turned from s,aunton. Va, where they went
10 attend the wedding Of Mlss Bette
Adams, an old sohoolmate.
Bro, Newt. Linch, OF Wheeling, West w.,
bag been nominated for Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county. He Is & competent
and dsssrYedly popular gentlsman.-L Labor
Tribune.
RIA. McCabe, President, and Chas. Monko-
meller, Secretary, Of the West Virginia Phar.
macy Association, Til! lcaye for Charleston
to-day, to stiend tho annual meeting Of the
association.
Mr.. John r. Davenport has returned from.
Wocds6sld, looking almos. So b'onzed ss m
Iudian. He has been rnsticating in tho dark
hills Of Monroe county and has had great
sport hunting and fishing.
a large mud fashionable congregation filed
st. Luke's church on tbs Island yesterday
morning to!isien to the sermon preached by
the Rev. Bichnrd L. Howell, con OF Allen
Howell, Esq, of this city. His many friends
ware very much pleased with his e!lort.
Hon. "Kau" Burt, member Of the West
Virginia Legislature, and q mold maker by
trade, has been nominated by tho Fusionis,s
for State Auditor. He should and Will -s-
ceive the solid support OF the workirgmen oil
his slste, ss he has Away up for them.
Pittsburgh Labor Herald.
Cards are out for tie marriage, at Emanua!
church, Richmond W., Oh June 12ta, OF
Rev. Bishop George W. Pstelkln. OF the do.
coco OF Yves. Virginia, and Miss Marion
MackiItooh Etewars. After bridal tour Of
some length, tbs BiGhep'with his bride will
mako his future home In Ps'kersburg.
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MONTANA SEMrER LlBsR,.
Mouudsyil,c Camp Grounds,

Col David Wagner and Mr.. George Nen,
with thsir families, are occupying thei. cot.
tagcs at the Moundsville camp grounds.
Ifr. AcG is quito Ill and wsn. to the camp
grounds 10 hays tae hsnc6t Of the ireuh air,
as we'll 'ns the attendance Of III. Bruce, in
whom he has great confidence. :. ~
Miss Emma Stephens is Occupying her cot
tage on tho camp grounds. - 3
The hotel company E.1 obtained their
charter, aud le: ihs contract for building to
MIR. J. 4. Holiday, Of Wheeling, who ex.
pects to have his work completed in Tour
weeks: Tbs compapy's capital ls limited to
5000, divided INTO shares Of SO each. The
corporators arc J.nts w. Bodiey, Luke Fit.
ton, J. W. Morris, N, ". Beck and John NJ.
Birch. { "
Nj. Luke Elton has pleased himself and
friends with 4 Very srIistic new cottage; also
with new baby. M. r t.. f.E' n
The old camp grounds are becoming desir,
ably popular as a healthy and delightful
s1mmer resors.S is9f 20 ss,.. 19r'''f,l {
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FLORAL SUNDAY.
Tho Day Set Apart for the children In
N \! the n. Il. Church. .r'rN

Yesterday was known % Chi!dren'B Dsy
In all the Methodist churches throughout
the land. In this city II WAS very generally
celebrated In the Methodist churches. In ali
OF them, the Centenary Programme prepar.
cd by Rev. D. p. Kiddsr, OF Now York, az.
sisted by other prominent dlvines. was car
red out Atthe Fourth Btreet church there
were special exercised and very pleasing
musical programme. There wero numerous
horal decorations, and the dlscou.seH OF the
pastor, Rev. Dr.. J. Il. Smith, had q special
reference 10 the occasion, 10 In fact, did the
sermons Of all The Methodist clergy yes,er.
day. ~
ii Wesley NJ. Z. Chapel in the Eighth
ward the entire day % exercises were very en-.
joyable, A large number OF children were
present OF the morning service and were In.
tereated by the plain, common sense sermon
Rsv. Mr. Copeland preached for their bene il.
Tho church ives handsomely decorated with
flowers, potted plants, wreaths, arches and
hanging baskets. In tho afternoon the
church was packed. Near the close Mr..
Stephen Watorhousc, j., interrupted the e1.
ercisea by Informing the superintendent that
Prof. Il. II. Crsgo wanted to say a word about
Sunday School work. MIR. Crago wvs invited
to stsp forward, which he did, and
In short speech astonished Superintendent
Wolford by presenting him with gold.
headed cano that had been purchased by
several OF his iriendn ns slight testimonial
OF their appreciation Of bis Sol rices as super.
intendent for the past ten years. Uader him
the school has always il,urished, and now
numbers over 800. s5F '-l
ln all the churches the collections were
applied 10 the Children's Educational Fund.
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The St. Mary's Oracle tells OF the novel
mistake we'll known Wheeling candidate
made. 1t Guys ~ "A, prominent Wheeling
gentleman, who Ia 3 candidate for Btate
Auditor, takes a. novel way 10. asc1re his
nomination. lie wrote q letter recently to
this place, to lsdywsll kGoTn here. He
stated that he vas Informed that she wSs 1.
Democrat OF considerable influences in this
county. He hoped that shs would BIO st the
convention ct Wheeling. July %. He also
aa!d be was candidate for stats.Audlto.,
subject to the decision Of the convention.
The letter is such ons ss candidates usually
write, but the lady recipient vas much
puzzled to know inst when-tcrsle suiIrage
was adopted. 1t was evidently intended for
her husband, who is 8 prominent Democrat
Of this comfy. He has gotten the initials
wrong, but 1t is a jake all the same on the
candidate. and no one enjoys 1t better than
the husband OF the LADY," t5
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Conc Wrong.

Mr.. Holmes, Superintendent OF the Chicsyo
Fresh BEEF Co.'s depot and business here. r..
Gently discovered that Numa eeeley, Young
msn in the company's employ, had receiptea
for money paid by customer and failed 10
turn 1t over. When asked about the trsus.
action Numa left the city. and an investira.
ton showed that he had made praciico NJ
pocketing receipts. To what extent This had
gone cannot yet be told. seeley' father, MI.
Oscar sesley, was told Of bis cons breach OF
trust, and started to find the young man and
bring him back. He tracked him 10 Cincin.
natl, and there put detective on his track.
He hopes to compromise the case and save
his son from prosecution, but this cannot, Of
course, DO done until the full extent Of The
deialcation Is ascertained. Young sseley was
q we'll behaved boy, as general thing OF late,
and belonged to the Disciples Church,
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Street LNWua.

The first moye TO carry into effect the pre-
visions Of the new city ordinance allowing
property holders TO ressrTe certain space in
front OF their lots ort,do the Sidewalk for
grass plats, YVES made Saturday night by the
rssldents OF Moth York street. Island, who
held. mee!trg. and appointed Il committee
to inyeItGats and report the bett material
for paving the sidewalks and another to
copier with tho Board CT Public Works and
Fthe propoeed lawns. Mr.. s. Ksim WINS chair
man OF the meeting end Prof.. ]. NJ. Fraahor
secretary. ,Messss. E'z!er, Schul and Morgan
arc tho committee 10 confer with the Board,
and Messrs. Hamilton, Houss and keIIn the
one to iAyeatigate paving materieia.
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RAILROAD BoYDs-lowor for active Issues.


for 4s IgltlIf.l'I7 -}1i. - ''' go
RAILROAD Bosps-Lower 70, active Issues,
brArE STEADY. s.f.l IISl ~ .4 E Z
SrocKs-Thete WIS strong mud higher market
Tor stocks to-ihy although busluess VIA on a mod.
70 leave the marke<. iieaularly CHANGED. inipof.
tAnt, advances Woo Missouri PatIdc . petcent,
Manhattan III. Rhode Island ", 81, Paul ". Union
Pacific J.. Wes:eIn Uuion u, and Illinois Genital
! percent. The principal declines wcio Canada
S1uihetn IN percent, Michigan Central 1, New
Transactions to-day aggregated 262, % shares,
Ii. 81, l0Is; U. 8. AS iii; u. i, new a
1907, Pacific Is OF 'aH. l2J; Central Pacific 10
Erie W. Lehish 4 Wilkes, Vi; Louisiana ro,,sos;
6sh Missouri Is. 1885, b. Joseph, iV0; b. +, & S, q.
lnu, no. Tennessee e.. old, S814; do new, 8SI.;
Union Pacific. dsts. liaH; doisnd giants, iO6H; a.
hiuking fund, l07; Virginia 6s, 10; Virsinis
consols, extr INSURED couponF, 4v do deferred, 4:
Adams ExpreSs, Us; American Exptc VI; Canada
Southern, iiH tcnttal Pacific, 4jti; CHESAPEAKE d
Ohio, ~; DO ist Irtiercd; II; DO ID preferred,
i6E Eiie 4T rrstsrfd ak :FSr, WAYNE sa' 49,
Hannibal 4 st. Jeseph, ssX: DO pteierfed, sSs
asked: Kansas & TEXAS, lbsk Lake Elo & Wcs.eri,.
gN; Lake shore. Sj14 Louisville d.Nsthyil.c, 29E;
Louisville, New Albany ~ Chicago, ito; Mem.
yhs 4 Charleston lat preferred. 10: DO "a pre-.
Central, G61s; Missouri Pacific, SEX; Nashville i
Chattauo'ga, 8eti New jersey Cenirll, 5sI; Moth.
EN- paclac, H9i DO nreierIel, 4S1s; Notthweste n,
lGo; do preferred, l9YE; Now YORK Central l03S,:
ohio C,tral. 2: Oil. GMislsippi. 2OT: do nc:
icrred So Pacific Mall, II; Pitebuirh, iS5x: Read.
iog 2JM: ". ,1n,s q ssn Francisco, ~: doi pre-.
Pacific, NJ Union Pacific, 4bti; United States Ex.
press. n; VAST l.. 4 +, ~; do preferred lSIl;
Wells, Fargo Express, lQi; WeiicIn Union, coz. =
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NElLAlRE.


.
The First Diaino Club-PersonaI, Church
Ngp nnd School Noies. aft
Tho Renwood isrrybost had a Blaine FLAG
flying all day Saturday.
Randall IS apparently the iavorito of q
of Bsllaire Democrats for the presi.
dental nomination. @r
Gen. Warner, who was here Friday night,
thought Blaine and Logan would make the
strongest ticket the Republicans could have.
A number Of the teachers and pupils OF the
schools wont down as far as New MartiDBville
Saturday on one boat, coming back on an.
other. .,e-l .si.1 - ~.
The various trains from here to the Anal
gsmated Association picnic at Beaver took
more Bellaire people than were expected
to 70. ra. itiss
1.-The applicants for places as teachers In the
public SCHOOLS received their certificates Sat
Qrdsy. ,0sly two applicants failed. Among
those who we're sucCegalul were several 1.-the
class about to graduate. T.
A Blaine Club wac formed here probably
before any other. Ths names OF the first
members were signed Just atter the motion in
the ConyOntion TO I'D )uru had hsen voted
down and when Blains's strength was 80 evi.
IDENTIFY increasing. Already there Ia talk Of
marching clubs. ,.0...,g US
At the Christian church yesterday was OBJ
served as the annual Floral Sunday. The
church was decorated with wealth OF flow
ers, roses being especially abundant. Rev. ].
N. Monroes sermons verp in harmony with
the observance. at the First Pfesby teriHu
church J. I. McKallip bad services especial
" for, the parents Of The congregation, in the
morning; and in The afternoon ne assisted
Ray. 3. n. Brown ct the Second church in
hold;ns 'phildren's services. In the evening
Mr. Brown a.s's.ed Mr.. McEsllip Ia chill,
dren's acrvices ct the Ei:st church. ID
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Miss Alkaline Caldwell died Saturday even.
Ing after tedious illness at her residence on
Fourteenth street. She was born Ia Brookc
county, and was niece oftthe late Hon,
James Caldwell and Judge Alexander
Caldwell, and a cousin 81 Messrs George D.
and Alfred Caldwell. She had resided ior
iitty.iour, years on the corner OF Ectl aud
Fourteenth streets. ehe was II member OF
the Firs: Presbyterian church for fifty years,
and was eighty -four years old. She received
a seyera fail about nineteen months ago, and
had never fully recovered from its effects,
She was beloved by large circle of iriende,
and her death will be deeply and generally
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Petroleum,

HRAproaD, Pa, juno 7.-G,ude ell weater:
nleSa F l. ,aS certificates opened at Csc and
Closed at 7Sc; highest price ,S;sc; lowest 7s2.c,
Pl1TgBUndH, Pa, June Iv-In the c;te,noon tho
trading ligEs. % = 80 i'''. ~
s, ~" YosK, June 7.-Pet,oleum steady; United
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THOSE ALLEGED C,.AnGEs
Agniust Judge Jackson, of the Unite
g.. y.N EfnfCa (,nurf --....'+-

ASniust Judge Jackson, of the United
U0. Statcs Court.
PGrkrsbar0 Sentinel.
The Rsgi'ter gave circulation 10 rualor
last week that charges had been fled reflect
Ing upon the integrity Of Judge J. J. Jackson,
OF the U. s. Court Of this State. Mr.. G. r.
Caldwell, Of Psrkorsburg, was named ~ the
person who had made the complaints, and
who was instrumental in pushing an inyes-
t;gation into the conduct Of tho Court.
"rhese matters were elaborated BY the cor,
respondent Of the Register. md received dou::
bls'leaeded editorial prominence besides
Mr. Caldweliis reticent rb,ut tie subject,
ard 70 not opsn 10 IN interview, but 1t io'sa;d
by thoaa near to hi1a that Ls hos made no
charges aGainrt Judge Jackson.
However ths! may be, Judge Iackson's
frie1ds do not dpciina en- Investigation, sna
the people zeal that 80 rumors with thei. uns
certain characters and cumulative capacity
ara more Aurttul frequently than direct
charges, the reputed suthor should deny the
responsibility, or that prompt and search.
ing investigation should ersun ut once.
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Forty of tho kuishtl OF St. George, accom-.
panied By a large number OF people attracted
by the IS rate Tor the round "trip, left on the
B. & 0 railroad yesterday for Dayton, Ohio.
TO attend eonvocation Of the Catholic
knights OF America there thio week, They
were accompanied by Kramet's brass band.
and vii! no doub! make US ofsditable show.
ing there for Wheeling as delegations from
here always do at similar gatherings. Messrs.
7. 8. Rilsy, Louis S;aob and Adam Blum lelt
for Dayton, o., US delegates to The
business convention Of tho Knights, which
convenes In tia. city to-day. -3,ista;;I !
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THE HUElHEsS VIEW
or Blalne'S Nomination nud tho pOlitl.
cal Situation. ~

or Dlaine'S Nomination ind tho pOliti.
cal Situation. H
A gentleman OF this city who Is interested
In coal and iron mines in Colorado, writing a
private letter to. oIo Of his assoclates, the
president OF IN extenuivs manufacturing
company at Iroaton, o, ssys: " regard the
result OF the Chicago Convention ra fsvora.
BILE to continuance CT Republican su.
prsnscy, snd the business interests OF the
country will revive under the inspiration Of
Blsine'a candidacy. Believe ME, there will
arcs. bn: reassurcd az to the future the peo-
pie Of this country will for yesra 10 come be
wholly absorbed IN the prosecution OF their
ysrlouv productive industries, creating wealth
In this only way God eyer INTENDED wealth
should be created. that IL By digging it out of
the ground. Let US 30 and dig..H
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Kaaf E0sc Rnnni

Among tho many congsatnls,ory kilograms
sent from this S;cte to Mr.. Blsine, was the
following enthusiastic one from PR ersbargI
. PAEKER' BURG, W. Va, June 9.
Hon. JONES @. Biaine. augusta, Ne:
'.iur GOT thsre, Eli. sound tho t;mbrel
from shore 10 aLosc. Move back tLa houses
and T:dsn the streets for wo must have room.
West Virgins is Tor yop and don't you for:
get it," Is. 49, 'saI
MONTANA SEMrER LlpER,
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The rain which fell Saturday evening was
badly needed. Trees and pants out the
National road were fairly buried III dust, and
growing crops wers suffering for rein. The
shower wns only heavy enough to lay the
dust and iresben up, .regsistiou. 1t did not
have the effect OF reducing the temperature
in the least, and yesterday was the hotte,t
day Of the ser1on SO far. For several hours
during the heat Of the cey the mercury in
the thermometer was up TO ninety, and all
day long and far into the nigh. 1t remained
above eighty. The, Dir was Close. and tho
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pSctlykltSf.y,f TOD.


SItcla ULIpGscl 70 hS 7iltliCtRccr. 2 = I'M
PIEDMONT, W. Va, June ga toschllght
procession aud bon IRE in honor OF Blaine
and Logan was indulged in here last night by
lrgs and enthusiastic crowd. Speeches
endorsing tho nominees and platform were
made by Mssa1s, Rurnep aad spsights. Two
bands vera prssen md the autkusiaam Was
intense. Tao mention OF Blaine and Logsu
ELECTED shouts OF approval from the crowd.
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His slippery Glass Eye,

THE 'egnire." says the author OF title
Aoosier schoolmaster, " wore one glass eye
and a wig. The glass eye was constantly
slipping ont Of focus. and the wig turning
around ei1swiae on his head whenever be adj.
drcseed the people OF the Flat Greek d;s,riot. J,
Sad spectacle. Parker's Hair Belpau pYe.
uerVes and yronptes the growth OF the natural
hair. It also restores the natural color 10
hair which has faded or become gray, Clean,
elegant beneficial, highly periumed. saw
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Live Ht0ck.

CHICAGO. Juno 1.-The Dropers' .Joarxal ysno,,s.
Cattle.NseeIpls a.4eo head: sAipmsntS 1900 kead;
al aftG' 81 al .oT 5ISies loai6c lower; export
%; eommon to medium IS 7ua6 70; grass Ter.
ans 81 25a6 90. 1--we hoys-Receipts gs00 had.
shipments $3.50 head; marke. active and ssltc
shipping IS o!S5 Is; liSht IS Gas ST. Elm an 15a
10, sheep-kcccipts leo head; shipments none:
market weak and unchanged: ilierior 10 lair 81 81
q g. W mediIm 10 good 't0a5 90; choice to eItla
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; .".NYNs-
BETHANY,

ID
College ConimenremeMt-fes and
.H a i General NoIeA.
The gas well seems to be certainty 81 far
as stock Ia concerned, as 1t will BE- taken
quickly. 1T
Canditates 70. tia sletlaaity are busy.
HogsIs sna Curtis aeem to be the popular
!, !, M. PfAther is spending a, few i,sys with
bis dsqshteFs; ~ \ =
as commencement draws near everything
begins to assume new beauty. A general
OVERLAPPING and improvement Is going Gu in
the Village. New arrivals announced almosI
every day. The lAtes. are the accomplished
Misses Wallace Liliard, OF Lswrenceburg
Ky, and Lennie E Johnson, OF louisville,
KY, tho former the guest Of Mrs.. Hagerinan,
and the lsttss Of Mfg fsyna: II H.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK. lg
The following is the programme Tor eou,
menceMont week: ~ -
Baccalaureate sermon Sunday, June 15th
Meeting OF Board oiTrustees, June l7lh and
Commencement day Thursday, June 18Th.
Annual exhibition of D'ossoi:on Gocie.y
TueHiaJ evening, June 1ylh. No.
Annusl exhibition Of Neatrcphicn Society
Wednesday evening. June 18th. 'vfI,
ANIMAL exhibition American Literary So.
c!sty Thursday evening, June l0;h. =,
Alamni day Tuesday, June 18th.
Class day Wednesday, June 1a!h.
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lNpicATIoM,

WASHINGTON, D. G., JuneEa.-1:3o A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley, local '-1ains, partly
cloudy weather, southerly winds, shifting to
westerly lightly cooler weather except in
central ohio valley and east Tennessee; sta.
ttieuaiy temperature. = Is
For the Lower Lake Regions, increasing
cloudiness, light rain, slightly cooler weather
southerly winds becoming variable, -
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thermometer RECORD.

The following shows the range OF the Their.
mome.er, as observed at schnepts drug store
Opera House corner. Saturday: IA. NJ, CO.;
l9 NJ. SO; 8 P. ", SO; r.. NJ, 790. sundsy
"A. NJ, Coz; I'm, So; r. NJ, 00';; 7r. NJ,
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New YORK, Juno 7.-Co,.ou quiet at 1lsta1lzc
futures steady; juno u.G6c; July ll.59c; Auglst
93c; septcmbctt.77c; October ii SIC; November
u Gsc: December Lose; JanIsry 1i.lGc; February
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Just Receiving

- -7T-'-'-1-.'1 sUHk AeCCIVInK NJ 71-.-IT
Another lot OF carriages, jump seats, two ard
s snfeo sp5sSg Ph1sons aSg CARTE piano bog
trimmed and warranted also full platform
and three spring wagons for leas money than
ever before offered in Wheeling. Call, nee
and price at J. W. Ferrel's, corner Main and
Twenty.frst Streets. 't5stIIl 12Ssilsi1 8 !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-09

Me-: T: II. WurnIEn, druggist, Binshamr-
ton, n; T., says be he, sold a large quantity
OF 81. Jacobs OIL, the Great German Kennedy,
and thinks 1t iS the best cure for rhsumatisn
he hrs ever sold. 60 cents bottle, .I.f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-09
THE RIVER IsaILnOAD,

[n all the churches the collections were
piled 10 the Children's Educational Fund.