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popb!us and burke tt ro.nIght.

To-nightS race az the Alhambra rink
between Dobbins, Of Martins Ferry, and
Bnrkett, OF this city, will probably attract
a very large crowd. II will DO remem-
bered that about three weeks ago there
was q three mile race, mile heats, between
these two Bkatorial celebrities at the AL.
hambra, that proved to DO one q the most
exciting contests on the rollers that
ever took place IN this city or
country. Dobbins took the first
heat by very short distance.
Burkett took the second and thethird. In
the tlnrd Dobbins took the lead and held
il until on the last lap, when after a hard
struggle Burkett passed him, causing the
widest excitement ever seen in arink.
Dobbins, Il appears, Is not satisfied, and
80 II Is that the race is To be repeated,
Tho men will be called out at 0 O'clock.
The Alhambra ID o cool and airy place
and large enough 10 bold all who may do
sire 10 witness the race.
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Bmon oANEp.

SUPERINTENDENT BIRCH GAINED.
Promiasnt colored CITIZENS Take Him BY
SHTprise.
Y Last evening ex-state Superintendent Of
Schools Butcher and City Superintendent
Birch were enjoying promenade up,
street, when MI. Butcher asked Prof.
Birch to 90 to the latter's Office and do
him favor. Prof. Birch went, Of course.
What was his assonishment to find his
efisa in the posses OF about q dozen OF
tho leading eolored men OF the city, such
men as Prof. Jones, Rev. DR.. Asbury, Mr..
George Hollinger, Mr.. T. Il. Lewis, Mr..
81. B. Clemens, Capt. Ham Davis. Mr..
Butler Keys, Mr.. Reuben Norris and 9th
ems. Prof. Birch's surprise was depicted
on his face, and 1t was increased when
Prof. j. a. Jones addressed him in o
really eloquent little speech. BE spoke
Of the obstacles AGAINST which the colored
race has had to contend, OF their char
acteTistics as q people. Among these, q
leading trait was gratitude and apprecia-
ton Of helpful friendship. Such friend
ship Prof. Birch bad cginced, and they
recognized and appreciatedit. They also
believed firmly in God, and in his
ruling Providence over men, and when
Professor Birch in his new home in
the distant land OF Japan, from many an
humble home in Wheeling would go up q
heartfelt petition for his prosperity and
happiness. He then presented him, on
behalf Of the representative colored men
Of Wheeling, with a superb ebony cane
with massive gold head. The head bears
tha insnFfnkion-
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'I.ooA1 .pRgl,ytT.IlltKs.

J. !. n, 1, inor NOM sat IA and About ths
RACE attbs Arhsnbra Palace ring %
n'T srsryrr carnival al the North End rink
'A lex ceoonas, otthis city, formerly o, Of
.,,e naytoT,. Ohio, club, left Friday iof'
HamiIton. ont, 70 play ball In that CITY
sonpE pnlLlrPs sent Martin q'Nelll %
iail for ten days yesterday ior peing Il. ~,
and using abusive Language oWat"s -
pryyn CouyoRr was arrested yesterday
nv Constable Lauchlin for vile beanng'
and was sent to jail for hearing TINS ~
Tnr Telegram win take an excursion
down the river tomorrow. kramers
White Sulphur Springs band will accom-
pany the party.
TH1RrY,nx sheep belonging 70 MIG;
Yhos. DnE widow, Of the neighbornooa
Of Wheeling Valley, over the river; were
Killed by lightning about o o'clock ThuIs.
dav evening, and eight or ten were s x, !;
onsly injured: The sheep were hnddled
.oOether under q Whitc oak tree.
HoME grown new potatoes have made
their appearance In Market 1t 10 asserten
thst As, 6OO bushels Of potatoes have been
odd In this market for consumption IN
and near the city, since March. Thists 2
bnshel 10 every man, woman and enlia!
They were largely brought from distance
WyL1ssuRo had masked robbery on
ITbu,sIay night, and from the methods
emnloyed Il Is safe TO bet certain Wheel.
inc MAJ, was in the gang. They got no
money. and were. on the point Of hanSne
The family when tile approach Of neasnIl
horsi scared them OF. They knocked their
victim, William Mccoy, insendble ana
left. q
RECORDER Hook yesterday admitted e
record a deed made June IS. 1850, ~
emma S: Little, wife Of B. F. Little, and
her husband, 10 Henrietta Springer, IN
consideration Of $3.50, Of the est one
balf Of lot No. 0 Ia square No: ~ o. .ne
Reliaire additiont 70 the city, with the I'M
provemonh and appnrtenanGGssss e. thereon =
Also deed lnxds June p, 1852 by an,
lara Whalley and Feargus Whaliey, ~
bnsband. in consideration Of 500, 70 Asle
sieCully. Of the north half Of lot No: ~
situated on Wheeling Island. Also Q deee
AZ %ynnf H.f Il
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AN ELEaANT llecEpr1oN

Given by Mr.. Louis Delaplaln, Jr., TO the
I8l aIisses Baker.
The reception given last evening by DIR.
Louis S. Be.apisin, IL, at the residence
Of his mother, on Chaplino street, In honor
Of Misses Annie aud Jennie Baker, daugh-
tiers Of Hon.. Lewis Baker, Of 81. Paul,
Mimi, formerly Of this city, was one Of
the most charming events Of that nature
ever enjoyed by the younger society peo-
pls Of the city. Nor was it enjoyed
by them alone; the older ones who
were so fortunate as to DO the
guests OF Mr.. Dslaplain we've de.
lighted with the occasion. 1ha en-.
tire lower Aoor al the beautiful home was
thrown open and used for dancing while
the grounds, and those OIL. s.. Delaplsin,
Esq, adjoining, made a cooland delight
ful retreat for the quests when
pfomsnade, III. Deiaplaia was as s.
sisted in receiving by that accomplished
lady, his mother, and the welcome she
SO graciously extended was SO cordial as
to make allteel thatit y4s SINCERE. Among
those plesant were Misses Annie and
Jennie Baker, Hulda Delaplain, Minnie
and Lucie Loring. Bslle, Josie and Allie
McCahe, Lydia McMechen, Carrie Whit.
ing, OF Sewickly, Pa, Florence CIT, Katie
Hazlett, Julia. Craera!s, Jamie Good,
MsEd Ephois Mamie McIlwaine, oil
washington, Pa, Mary OFT, Louise
Cummins, Mamie Meade, OF CHI
cage, laura, Ida and Effie Upde-
graf, Sophie Carr, Carrie Anderson,
Jennie Baird, Mamie HouRh; OF Morgan
town, and MesgIs. HaWsd Simpson. Al.
Bol6GEn, Of Somerset, Pa, Fred Smith,
viii Doyener, Will Burke, Wilson Kelly,
.Qharleg Rollsy, Eugene Hildreth, Ed.
Booking, Charles Hughes, Bert Ha5lett,
Ed. Hall, B. X. Jamison, Of Philadelphia,
G. yardy, VIII Howell, D. Hardesty, f.
4. lie Moyne Hupp, Wilbur Smith, Julian
&. Hcarne, Robt. Haases DR.. Reed Esirt,
James K. Hall, s. B. Hsvrison, Austin
Beach, Walker Frissell, Walter Bloom
field, bent Taylor, Thomas 2. Howell,
Bernie Mcstechen, Harry fransheim,
Frank Seigel, Camden Summers, OF Clarks-
burg, PEBBLES Tatum, Charles List and
Irwin Singleton.
Music for dancing was furnished by
Killmyer. At midnight refreshments
were served. The affair was . fall dress
ono aud many handsome toilets were
worn by the ladies.
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Probably Eata, Asela ont.

Last night the up freight on the @. &P.
road ran over Thomas Morrison, Top
mill boiler, just above the Bridgeport de.
pot, cutting of'both legs above the knee.
lie was removed toHill's hotel and DIR.
Todd summoned. The docter decided that
both limbs would have to be araputatedat
thethigh, and as Morrison had suffered
greatly from the shock aud loss Of blood,
e was feared that he could not survive the
operation. Morrison lives on North Main
street, near the Hospital, and has family.
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dalfvasts 1,,a- r,,aff f,sf lifAt ~.
49, u N; NJ, ~ W. s y,
~. y M III Il, 49, W
IN nm - s IN Wy
e,, , !, = Il, ~
M al 400, ~ l,siS All ~, NJ ~
800 ,,snsi,. =, SUI
et'sS ptsAs
THE cfSosurE OF ALL EYEs.
Alter selection by The orchestra, Miss
Annie +. Gardner, the one Young lady
representative Of the colored school, was
announces; der n essay was on sssatching
nIsnss SVbsn abe ayns W. tfprss 81 S
Inc .s smhs . S;st;ne.io, q IN 1T
tion she mI,st HI aimi,tsd T. he Tsye &c q.
Sniitsd Ssrsslf creditsbiv II an - sSns, nj
ss ,s sboSseJ ~ Som; n n Ss'Sh S,,
ssssment +sad N. smS III sr5 No. ~ SasSaIf
ssfth not;.asI IN. esss aSi e s.sce sSa e a
co a isss viii bIi i SntsIl,sant tS.s
and rcpniar features and was sisnnIy and and
taSs f d.ssssd h w whits T1e.s S I-as
M It.sson II angle her ont from, her c1a as.
notes eyeent that her name AnneaTed
msns PM JoneSa e ,,sa ss s1S tbat a
,,ssn,b.r :; the RSasi ~ Finc M had
tha haJ tasfe Ia aoitate fra onsst;oM ~ the
"a lin1 tha Innnlis
.s.s a. ~ al ~, th;a oecssicr irbs nm
nS U t Raw annlstse and fha ann n ant
s;sns u; tr;nmnh ali over ths srd;ance
w5es Mis- Glntinef aeouitteti hefselt 40
no iJ , seeTa a stinSing rsbnka In dis aei.
is S " he was present.
/ = Stiss Ssllia Haniv's assav was On
aa ifsy y and that n Mis- ANNA HIM.
oc ct q N far the Want n 4 Horsa shoe
SaiTp Ha.S esmnaIed fsyorshly With lie
4 otheys on lie prorramme. 49,
.t'sts =. !. - -, :, .s,,,,,.,.,.,,s
~ = s9 ~. ttVeuEt9slsF:
Miss Madga L. ohnson was bold enough
TO essay the rendition Of Roseths Royal
PRINCES" ArohahlY as dttaGplt q selection
TO render adequately as can be ionnd IN
the English Language: She accomplished
this difficult task with degree OF success
which showed her to 30 the possessor Of
unusual capacity IN TINS directsonio JOE one
q her yoqtnt ana q tutor WIZ fare
qualifications g 9 pr3Glcal teaenef o.
4 e!ocuaont sAe y IRON Vtaysenoo!
1 The next TWO essays Were oadly lnte i,
rupted BY passing ircignt trains on tht
Hempheld. ms was me one intellsrenct
with the success OF tne va
Il 4AQ nten raAtlupateu.' " was 10 UA9
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A wELL cnosgN THEMR.

Henry Norris, o manly young member
OF the class from the colofed school, read
an essay on "Our Country" q patriotic
paper showing considerable thought be-
slowed upon the subject, high apprecia!
ton Of the advantages af American sltt-
zsnship and no littlt skill in expression.
His voice was not surpassed by any OF the
grad Like Miss Gardner aud Mr..
Thompson, he was greeted with especially
hearty applause.
paalis theme. she is appafeatly lie
youngest of the girls, but she asked no in.
diligence and needed none, unless for her
voice, whichw naturally unable topene-
trate the farther parts Of the hall without
strsl4fRs
Gfhe Spirit OF The ACCT was treated by
William shanley in q bright, earnest way.
His voice wss agreeshlY strong aud well
molliated. HrogTess in science, art
morals and culture was reviewed in grace
full sentences. There was much meat In
Siiss Matte Y. Shields talked about
"Whistles:v William II. Steyenson's sub
feet was Swim or Sink" Both essays
were on the game high plane occupied by
the others, and perhaps above the very
creditable average. The same remark on
plies to the recitation By Miss Emma ".
steinbicker, 81 the lines by Knox, :0h,
whyshouldtllespiritof moFtalbeproud1D
This select ion was as we'll delivered as any,
though It's didsctio character gave it less
force with the audience.
"Our Own" by Miss Mary F. stifel,
was a hearty, frank essay, full OF healthy
sentiment, well written and well read.
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Anrnkeman I,nllIy Hort.

Late Thursday afternoon, John Wait, a
fireman on an engine hauling 0 freight
train over the Hempleld road, fell upon
the rear part Of the tender, where be had
gone for some tools, Just as the train was
crossing the National road at West Alex.
ander. One leg was broken by the fall
and the other severely injured, and he
also sustained q number Of cuts and
bruises. The afternoon passenger train,
leaving here al 5 20 o. clock, picked up the
wounded man and carried him to his
home at Finleyyille.
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(!lltiilGllTa
Disaguring Humors, Itching fortunes,
81 and Ioatllsome Sores. ~

1hayc tried for eleven years TO have my wife
cured Of terrible skin disease. The CuttcuFa
RcmO1lCs (Cutictra Resolvent, the new Blood
Purifier, internally, and Cutlcura, the great skin
Cure, and CuticurL Soap, an exqutslte Kin Beautl
fer, externally have done In SIX weeks what
have tried for eleven years TO have done. You
shall hGy0 the particulars as soon "a can give
them 10 you; and as We arc so well known IN THIS
part Of tho country, II will benefit you, and the
remedies will cuio all who use them.
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GRAND ExcuRsrox 10 Little Run Grove
on tho steamer Telegram Sunday, June 2S,
leaving Wh0elingRharf at s o'clock, a. NJ,
stopping at La Belle landing, BellRire and
Moundsyille. Thisgrove Is located twenty
Ave miles down the Ohio river, and is one
OF the most beautiful in thissecion. Music
by Kramcr's White Sulphur Brass and
String Band. Tickets for the round trip
fifty cents. All arc invited to attend.
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GRAND EXCURSION to Little Run Grove
on the steamer Telegram Sunday, June Is,
leaving Wheeling wharf Of 8 o'clock, a. NJ,
stopping at Ia Belle landing, Bellaire and
Moundsyille. This grove is located twenty
Ave miles down the Ohio river, and 10 one
ofthe most beautiful In this section. Music
by Kramer's White Sulphur Brass and
String Band. Tickets for hesround trip
fifty cents. ALI arc invited to attend. 7
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AnIrthtlny Zen.

Mrs. John X. List entertained at tea
last evening at her new home on Thir,
tenth street few intimate friends in
honor OF her husband, whose birthday II
was. Tie guests were Misses Mary. OFT,
Jessie List, sallie Whitaker, Jennie
Bloomfield, Laura Cooper, and Louise
Cammins and Messrs. al. Glass, John O.
RlheldafEer, Walker Frissell, Harry
Franzheim and Irwin Singleton.
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juno ~ 1855.
Prof. Birch was taken completely by
surprise, but he managed to express his
high appreciation Of the present and, Of
the feelings which promoted II, though he
,aodestly disClaimed credit in the prem.
ises. He made little speech on the mis-:
sion Of the public schools, and expressed
,the'hope that the colored graduates would
not be content with past sttRinmeats, but
wonld 20 on in tho good work now be-
run and qualify themselves for any posi-
tion to which Providence might assign
them.
The occasion was very pleasant one to
all fortunate enough Ia lie present.
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Presented 70
PGoR. JoHN.M BIRCH,
byhis colo,ed Frlends Of wheeling,
Jnne %, lee.

InpartlsL ssrplees Is saberia.eadsa. o. Schools.
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TINE PERFORMANCE OPENED.

The Opera House orchestra played a
march az the class fled in. Rev. DR.. ]. Z.
Smith opened the exercises With freyept
and fitting prayer, and the orchestra gave
another pleasing selection, during which
the large audience was greatly increased
by new arrivals, the auditors Overlooking
upon the stage and crowdfng in upon the
music platform at the right Of the hall,
besides packing OIL the aisles except tho
central one, Which had 10 be guarded
firmly to prevent it's being occupied.
Miss Annie Smith delivered the saluta-
tory. She eyinced pleasing self possession,
which many IN older orator might have
envied her, In view Of that large crowd
This ease and unconciousness oflssli was
q notable feature Of tho bearing Of Fhearly
all Of the pupils. Miss Smith was the
second honor girl Of tho class, and the
competition gf her address, as we'll as its
delivery, was ereditable, eyinetng common
sense, q logical mind, and Q grace and
facility Of expression Of which her teachers
might be proud. u &;
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nLorcHEs CURED.

fused your Cutlcurn Remedies for Blotches, and
am completely cured, 70 my inGxpreSSlblo 10y.
Cuticum Soap Is the best | have ey0r used and 70
the profession II 10 Invaluable for cleansing the
and al the stun used by them, leaving the akin
piru and white and soft. My greatest pleasure Is
In recommending such an article. u. MACK,
Champion comilue Roller Skater.
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Change OF time on the Wheeling & Pitts
burgh division on and after Sunday, June
81, 1886. Trains will leave Wheeling for
Pittsburgh, Pa, city time, OF a 40 and ] :46
a. NJ, and $500 and ti:35P. N. Washington
accommodation at 6i05 Il. N. Arrive
Washington accommodation at 1885 a. N.
From Pittsburgh at 0:06 and ll:06 A. NJ,
and 8:05 and 1915 7. NJ. Trains depart
ing at 4:40 a. N. and 0 1876 p. NJ, and arriv-
Ing az 0:05 Al NJ. and 10 15P. NJ, run daily
other trains daily except Sunday.
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VIE MEpA1s AVE pIrLoM4s.

After q lively piece by tho orchestra,
Judge okey johnson, Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, delivered the Peabody
medals 10 the pupils to whom they had
been awarded. He congratulated tho
public briefly but sincerely upon the high
position taken by by these schools, and
briefly addressed the class. The pupils re-
ceiying these medals wero Amelia d.
lNincher, Of Washington district; Louis
Gutman; OF Clay; Minnie B. Acker, Of
Union; Matte haul, Of Centre, Annie Fl.
Smith, OF Webster; William r. Stevenson,
OF Madison, Edward +. Kuerner, OF
Ritohie; and Henry Norris, OF the Colored
schools. As each pupil advanced aud re-
eeIyed tho medal from the hands Of Judge
johnson, the audience applauded yigor-
onsly, bnt most vigorously when Henry
Norris received his.
Mr. o. II. Collier, President OF the Board
OF Education, thenpresented the diplomas,
with some wofds OF counsel and congratT-
lation. Healso paid Superintendent Birch
q high tribute. Mr.. Collier likewise for
mally presented the prize banner to CLAY
school.
This closed d successful entertainment
which can be compared WITHOUT dlgcrelit
or allowances Tor any hing, with any pre-
yious commencement exercises IN this
vicinity, and which had no unpleasant
featuresbutthee exceed nglyswarm weather,
the music, referred 70 elsewhere, and the
disturbing noise OF passing trains.
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Gentlemen

Go and see stacy, Adams 4 Co.'s mems
Kangaroo shoes, the lightest softest shoe
made. INV. AltICK,
11A3 Min Rtreet.
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THg Mountain Lake Park Hotel wfiIte-
duce It's rates to 81 80 per day during the
Interstate Convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, to com.
mence July l.
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Pref.N N. coe Stewart, Of Cleveland o.,
is at thahead Of q Summer Music School
for teachers and students, at Newark, %.
The new departure In methods 10 reyolu-
tloniEing music study. Address ]. O,
Halt1leE, Newark, Twas
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Tur Telegram viii take an excursion
down the river tomorrow. kramers
White Sulphur Springs band will accom-
49, .Iin ,taxEI,
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TyRrIR soup lunch and clam sonp at
Joseph Webb's new saloon, "The Little
Square" 1917 Market street, to-day.
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Exctr1So RACE tonight at the Alhambra
Palace Rink, between the champions Of
the Ohio Valley, John Dobbins, Of
Martins Ferry, and Jesse Barkets, Of this
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1rmay be true that thre, are two sides
TO most questions, but thef4 can only be
one "a. the question as to tho efficacy OF st.
Jacobs Oil,
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BELIAIgs NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. John Or, Of St. Clairsyille, was
about town yesterday.
President Pendleton, Of Bethany Col
lege, was in town yesterday.
A stone car ran of down theineline
back Of Gravel Hill aud tore away part Of
a small building at the foot Of the track.
Republicans here seem to be Of the
opinion that the county ticket will do 10
make a good aght, and thata good fgbt
will elect it.
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pryyn CoNSoRr was arrested Yesterday
nv Constable Lauchlin for vile beatngt'
and was sent to jail for a hearing this AZ,
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pRoaREss RXpopNnRp AND ILlusTlArEI

FRoaREssRXPopSpRn AND lLLusrGArEn
Theophilua Thompson, tho third repre-
sentative Of tho coloted school, was as
much at home on the stage as any Of his
mates. His voice was strong aud clear,
his enunciation good, and his delivery In
general correct. Like his male school
fellow, he had chosena subject peculiarly
apropos-tt Steps Of Progress." There vas
probably no person in the audience who
did not rejoice when this pupil resumed
his seat amid hearty applause, that the
pupils OF all the schools had appeared to-
gether In these closing exercises.
Miss Clara II. Turyey Light Houses")
Miss Amelia D. WinCher, ''Seed-time and
Haryest'') and Miss Mollte @. Wolving-
ton tstEighty.fye" the three essayists
who preceded the yalediCto5y, reminded
one al the wedding ieast at Cana, where
the guests said the best VINE had been
kept 10 the last. These three young
ladies' were equally deserving 81 the
highest compliment upon the composition
oftheir papers, aa well as their delivery.
The first honor OF the class was wonby
Louis Gutman, of Clay School, and TO him
was assigned the Valsdictory. His theme
was, isthe atfeam Of 4iie.n His Grafton
was what was to be expected Of a young
man who stood first in so well equipped
class. His delivery was particularly
fine. He was RECEIVED With applause,
and retired amid renewed clapplDg Of
hands. Applause was never more justly
hestoWad. l.
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GonNolnon

Go and sec Amick's mems s. 50 seamless
goat tip, Imitation lace, eeugress shoes.
n No. ll4S MAN STREET.
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Excir,Sd n eR tonight Il the Aihambra
Palace Rink, between the Champions Of
the Ohio Valley, John Dobbins, Of
MARITIME Ferry, and Jesse Burkett, oithis
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sArRRss and Batistes in choice styles,
Just received. BRuEs { CoRRER.
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r~PSEC0ND PRESBYTERIAN
Wy CHURCH-Rey. VIM. H. Cooke. pastor.
Services tomorrow at 1880 4. n. and 1880 2. n.
Sabbath School at "a u. All arc invited. ~
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Ge,tera1 arntiees.
S25 REWARD. S25

a Reward Of sStots hereby offered for the ar
rest and conviction Of the party or parties Who on
TUESDAY EVENING, June %, destroyed one Of
the Magnolia Trees at the Park.
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NrvFn COMpIAINT.

Since have been selling your CutIcura Reno
dies have never heard = single complaint, but or
the contrary every one who has used them hll
been well pleased with them. aud they outsell al
othen. RB, CUBsERLY, Druggist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-27

Given by Mr.. Louis Dslaplalp, Jr., to the
aiisses Baker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-27

sArx1ss and Baaates in choice styles
Just received. BRuEs u CorERR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-27

Mrs. Jacob Snyder has returned home
with her son and daughter, who come
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