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Martins Ferry.


Carl seabright, o carpenter, cut his leg
badly Saturday with an adj.
The Dithridge glass works will resume
work this morning with o full force Of
hands. ~
Rev. w. w. Walker, Of Bellaire, con-
Quoted Episcopal services in the Baptist
church yesterday afternoon. \.
Three boys tried to swim from this
side to the Island Saturday. Two OF them,
named shipman and Coz, gave out, and
would have drowned but for assistance
from some men in skif.
Mr.. o. Russell Wood, member OF the
Board OF Directors, has addressed the fol-
lowing letter. to Council:
MARTINS FERRY, July II, lSS5.LTo the
Honorable Council Of Martins Ferry, o:
Gentlemen-on behalf OF the Pennsylva-
mia & Ohio Railway Company Irespect-
fully request that you grant no exclusive
privileges to any single railroad company
for a switch down First street in the city
OF Martins Ferry. Within the next sixty
daysI think our company will be ready
tomake formal request for privileges sim
liar TO those now asked by the Pennsylya-
mia Company, in connection with other
companies. As a result OF a recent con-
ference wish the General Managers
and counsel Of the B. & o. railroad, I ask
on their behalf that no exclusive privi-
leges be granted in the matter ofaecess TO
themanuiactories. Your respectfully,
o. RUSSELL Woop.
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GROUND has been cleared and prepare:
tons made for building the new steel
works Of the Laughlin and Junction Com
NAMES at Mingo.
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sEAsoNABIE DELIoAcIEs.
changing Fea.ar Is OF the Family Market
Mere. 5s

Changing Features Of the Family Markets
nsro. 81
Green corn showed up in market satur-
day. The price was % cent? which is
low for the first roasting cara. They
came from the vicinity Of Marietta. The
homo markets will not hayecorn ready for
market for q number Of days yet.
Blackberries began to come in also Sat.
urday. They sold at IS cents a bucket.
Thisweek will see the market well sup
piled with this popular fruit, and
by the first OF next week the crop
will be at It's height. The low water
threatens to interfere somewhat with the
marketing Of berries, though it will not
be 80 serious a calamity as in past years,
as they can be carried by the River Road
and delivered In q much fresher and
firmer condition.
Red raspberries, which q few years ago
were quite q rarity here, are this year al
most as abundant as black ones, and as
cheap. Many prefer them for table use,
but the black cap is still the staple for
putting up" The only crate OF white
raspberries seen in Wheeling this year
was received Friday and shipped to Little
Washington Saturday without being
opened The white berries OF the large,
Juicy variety are the sweetest OF berries,
but the commoner and smaller yellowish
berry isnotpopular heie.
A few strawberries are still to be had.
Home grown tomatoes now monopolize
the market, but the price has not fallen.
Twenty cents quart basket was the roy
atty Saturday. BY the end Of theweek
theyought to be on the downward scale.
There Is said TO be prospect Of an abur-
dant yield.
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The work OF seating the Alhambra Pal:
ace rink for the coming saengeriest will
be begun this week. Four thousand chairs
and number Of comfortable benches will
be put in. b
THE. Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals will start TO work in earnest at Q
o'clock this morning at the City Building
and keep pegging away until the work be.
fore IL Ia finished.
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THg committee OF arrangements for the
entertainment Of delegates TO the Anal.
samated Convention have decided TO hold
q picnic at Seiberts garden during the
presence OF the delegates in the city.
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TORTURED BY HER HusBAND.
A VIE made to Do Her SERVANTS Work.
II Q. In.. iaiA.. "a. rit...r.oa. fIrnnfnl. n.

A HaIfa MAIDS to Do Her sefyhnts Work
Her Plea for Divorce GRANTED.
oa1c1oo, In, July, i. One genuine
and one spurious scion Of European
mobility were the defendants in q divorce
case heard hear to-day. Edith I. coyen-
Try, an English lady about 40 years old,
daughter Of Rev. Edward Arthur Lytton,
a cousin Of Lord Lytton, was the plaintiff
In the case tried before Judge. Gardner.
Her father Is dean Of one Of the colleges
Of Oxford University. In 1871 she welded
Captain John w. Coventry, nephew OF
Lord Coventry, and anoilicerin the British
navy. The marriage was disapptoyed OF
by the noble Lord, and the Captain soon
made of to Canada with his young bride
and ssttled with her on an annuity OF
MELVILLE, In tile French provinces. his
conduct, rs evidenced by her testimony,
and corrob oFated by that Of N. lie Blanc
and Alexander Clair, two French Cana
dian neighbors, was crnsl. Hewas ahard
drinker, the testimony shows, and hesev-
eral times knocked her down, stamped on
her, and then forced her with razor to
her throat 70 CAT up and sing ribald songs
to him. They had @ servant girl, but he
made his wife scrub the fo5rs, because It
was .stoo hard work for thegirl,n the Cap.
tain said. He also made his vile shine his
boots and perform similar mental Offices
for him, all In plain yiewsof the girl.
Other alleged hendlsh tricks Of his
were exposed, but the worst only
needs mention. In the winter Of 1870,
while the snow was high on the ground,
he had an attack OF drunken delitium,
and told her he would lock her up in the
attic room and then set FIRE to the house
and burn her up. She fed, cid in moth
ling but her house robes, pnrsued by him
and brace OF pistols. Itwas half annie
to the nearest neigh bor's house and init
middle Of the road she stuck IN the snow
and would have persisted but for the
timely assistance Of come paSsefs:by. Mrs.
Coventry resides now at North Eyanstan,
and wants TO make that her future home.
She was given aldecree Of divorce.
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stage OF tho water and Movements of Tie
steamboats.


Steamboats,. !
Engineer Clarity, Of the Missigsippi
river steamer Matches, owned by Capt 7.
p. feathers, isin the oityswith his vile
while the steamer is being oyerhauled and
having new cylinder tmbers put in. He
was visiting In Cincinnati and took q run
up here TO see Capt. Leathers' new boat.
Hit Is finished in time he will probably
stand Q watch on her on her way down To-
New Orleans.
Joe Manning, fireman on the steamer
Martin, was drowned in. the Little Kama
wha at an early hour Saturday morning,
while in IN intoxicated condition. He
had been carousing the greater part Of the
night, and got into some difficulty witha
companion at q bawdy house at Parkers-
burg. From prevalent rumors there Is
SOME reason 10 belieYe his death was the
resu 1 Of foul play. ~.
Mr.. 7. P. feathers, Of New Orleans, son
Of Capt. 4. P. feathers, arrived in this
Oitys Saturday TO inspect the new
boat the sweeneys are building Tor his
father. He expressed himself as very
much pleased with the work done thus
far, but Is anxious to know what her speed
viii be. The Messrs. Sweeney realizing
that speed isa great essential for Misssis.
sippi river steamers, haye put In their
best work and feel confident that the boat
will be o flyer.
The steamer o. w. Bachelor is due to-
day from Cincinnati in the Andes place.
She will leave for Cincinnati tomorrow
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AMartin's Ferry picked nine played
the Globes Saturday on the creek bass
ball grounds, the score being ~ to in
favor NJ the RallRira clnh. -
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Caring for tho cAildrsn,

Mr.. William q. Palmer has been the
agent Of the Henry Watson Childrens
Aid Society Baltimore, Maryland, Tor Q
quarter Of century. Through q serious
fall on the Ice, he sustained severe bruises
and twisted his lett WRIT 20 that he could
neithe. use nor move his left arm. Anew
applications Of 81. Jacobs oil-efected, he
says, magical cure. 81 !.
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iNDIcATioNs.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-1A.M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local rains
and occasional local storms in the northern
portion, increasing south 10 west winds,
nearly stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather
followed by occasional local rains, in
creasing south TO west winds, higher fol-
lowed BY a slight fallin temperature, lower
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Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity. 70 :
senator Camden recently sold 5000
acres OF landin Braxton county for one
dollar an acre to gentleman named
Byrne.
IN EJarr;sor corn,v f,b;o ohnrt ON nm
nonnds ~ WOOL has bean ala nj ~ eenis
This Il abont The average price In Wash.
ington county, Pa.
Vandals have bean al work In the Nor.
n. rtown camsIer;ss Graves have i,aen
sesscratad stones d;sfignred. nlants de.
stroved and the Ssrass fIred II
' 80. ~ - :. i. -, ~, !,
AsiA-yea..oiaa so9 u gs .sl Noauck, VI
Iran. souny, a.eI T. t 4; a., i I'LL ins g
the Se ssS;msI 1 He dad tSe next day, 4 "
sA NJ, - = -,
Inc po ssen eSn Oh East liverpool manu-
!aetaIeu SooE,VW MoLsn " gtaisS Mars
ivVV Molsl ~ ystlom mais amu SiS.ouv
wol.n a. ss, s on ware uutips tne year
enulns 2 pli ".
Mason ~. Patrick, OF Jeferson county,
captain OF one Of the cadet companies at
West Point, delivered the Fourth OF July
Grafton at the Academy. The New York
Herald referring to it says that 1t was one
OF more than usual merit III
The Jury in the Frederick JOY. murder
trial, at Marietta, after being out eight
hours brought ina verdict Of manslaughter.
Joy was sentenced 70 eight years IN the
penitenhary. He was indicted for the
murder OF Willard Pearce, which occurred
some months ago:
Hon. Ira O. Post, prominent member
OF the Houseof Delegates from Harrison
county, in tho last Legislature, was forcf.
bly, elected from q car on the baltimore &
Ohio railroad few DAYS ago, owing to
some misunderstanding in regard to a mass
which he was travelling on Al the time.
he has sued the company for 5000.
5Nfodoma5 Caroline Rcb;nson sto,r,o,,,,
Isnbsr. and stiIi es,I;er NT,. 'Inssns
Pos;aso, o." q nato,;oSs iam Ia chsssS.sx
was vsss arTestea a. ParEersbnrs Friday eyer,
inc. Some months since an Indictment
was found against her Tor miscegenation.
she was formerly keeper Of a house OF
eIoped with former colored empieye and and
married him alter reaching Ohio. INC.
arrest OF the woman caused quite stir in
Parkersburg on account of former init.
macy Of the woman With prominent
man. and VIXEN her case comes 10 trial in.
teresting developments are looked for.
sfTha On, ,,;ss,oro,r,s .nnoin,oa h.. a.
II ss;sjo,rya ~ S;sw eYan ,;na o,sd san s,,s
rSs,s Inea,;on 10 ~. saSnad uasn;tst ~
he Sat- NET ~ paIasa.a .1a
q. tta ,ssa eet 81 sonoessi.e
LIZ n ,Isjao. "a. ~ psSs y. az s..nlEs
sss;anad tbsr (.er yisa;Is s sS e aas,es
;n;rs nc ~ ~ ,taass G ts tSai
nat;an s ~ tha Hnss;ta =, psnaa toa tas ~
Samm;ssionets siiI nraceeT ~ nv ~
Sweet s s for the same nnrnasa and ND
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FOR RALE.

No. ~ Main street, a business hOuie and '''H'
III NJ. 40 Market street, Eve rooms .,d Goth
IbuSines house fronting on MAIN apH
Fiye roomed House. No. 1910 Jacob ItTte! s,,.e,
BttSineN HouSeS, No. MOO and 2lOS AAlH JAW
A half lot on Seventeenth street: ,r,,b ycDGt
ald Farm. near TriadeiphiA; 90 acres SSsSioEi;
house. barn. corn cTi1s and QUE, ,! IssSehd,
orthsrd Or rs trees, choice irnlt eppl.ts dSIiEbS
near, &c. Said 10 DO one Of the n0s W.
mail taIn', r. s Sa10 SSSsy sIlO and gs'f'
Chapiine stfCot south Of seyentecnl w tsec9d
NJ M, 10, eaSt side Of Eon ltIUeI' Wv
lot south Of Twenty eighth street
FnfmE and other progeny tor 4le: IrsnL
jamie NJ t doii Y " and EotArI PSes
,saa Ia isia Hlii's Sa"'
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Transfers Recorded.

The following transfers Of real estate
were admitted TO record at Clerk Hooks
office Saturday:
ton and wife 10 Matilda Botstord, wife Of
u X. BotEi6fd, FOR, lot No. u, In Daniel
Zine's addition to Wheeling Island. Con-
sideration, s. 500.
Deed made July Z. 1886, by John R.
Handlan and wife TO William ]. Deyine,
for'lot No. ], In square "a, on the corner
Of Thirty.sixth and Jacob streets. Con-
alteration, $500.
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Buriesi Alive,

Saturday about noon, Us Michael Horn,
an employee 81 Oscar seeley, the plumber,
was digging o ditch for Q branch sewer on
Twenty.iilth street, the sandy earth cayed
In upon him, burying tmprobably q foot
oyerhis head. His fellow workmen lost
no time In releasing him, and 1t was found
that he was not seriously huft, though his
head and the back Of his neck were come
what cut up. But for the promptnees
with which he was extricated from his
periIous position he must have sutiocated.
Asst wasili6 was pretty faint when restor-
al IA the light and air. i
fFFpdJ nnitk, while digging o ditch in
fronf al tis own house hfday, met.with
x similar accident, but was only covered
"a tho waist, andnot setiously hurt
y. - q a., . .,st, "A aas,,,a yonr aaaRtln
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bEtIA1RR,
Gas Wells and Gas Farnaeel4 Other olais
City Items. T..

-lI Ia.---------5-ss-s- RI II dl1ft4.lIl g.
Gas Wells and Gas Furnaces 0ther' Glass
: City Hens.
Z The stamping works wiz lie idle one
week for rest.
3 Grant Bakerfs ofFfor n tlfpto Chicago,
Omaha and Denver. III e s3I
< few annles are now coming mn the
river Inv nearly every heat.
Affist NM losded yith cosl .islyinv IN
the ',;ysr snnrIyi T Rsnw anu neonie With
c s st SNke y! 1
~ ,t.e,.,, ~. f,sis...lo
II ~. ~ nsrts
" W. Ven at'1au siltoas. sesets pss
VI y .ne W ,ess {, " =.
Hon. Harvey Daniord vas 70 Iow " ! nv.
urcay on nus way nsc. y is \; NONE H1. y .its
coahty tsoei = WINTER say y ~ Ei9t.Na.
At the First NJ. n. Cnurcn yestAr1Ay
baptism was administered and 9 number
o. prooahonists were TAKEN INTO iull nem-
Defship. :.
AMartin's Ferry picked nine played
the Globes Saturday on the creek bass
ball grounds, the score being ~ to In
favor OF the Bellaire club. N
Richaris' show. that was here on the
Fourth, was in Benwood Saturday, and
the band wagon came over to get crowd
from Bellaire, and q good many people did
60 over.
Morgan & Garrell's works will furnish
coal for the water works. The four fur
naces reot,ire ali the coal that Gamble de-
liyered by an industrious team with q
short haul.
Tho two p,sshy.e tartan Cbnrches had a
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nrA..ss,i Of minor laomsnt "a and About TIE
~ CITY. : -. \ 1

a c4XgL BACK engine jumped the track
in the Hempfeld yard yesterday forenoon
and was of about two hours. No dGmage
was done.
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dissolution eottec.
DIssoLUTI0N NOTICE.

AT a meeting Of the stockholdery Of the pslb,os.
stiye Company, Martins fe;rg. Ohio, Inc follnT.
ing resolution ives passed uDAnimouAiy by 4 Ind.
ioFlty OF stock Of tae comrSny:
Res0lted, That ire business ii the corporation
known a. the Belmont aIDve Company, q hNtely
discontlnued and company dissolved, All *
counts Of skfne EhRll Be Sdstl6f az oHco 81 ~
President Of The Board Of Directors, and an; rtF.
son having a Just claim Rgaiust said company Mn
present sane Of once for settlement.
Ie29N A. ZlNH, President
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Che glatelliaeattn.
once Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements

Commandments sale-w.J. W. cowden.
Wautad-SitnRtiou on Farm.
Grand Auction sRle-w. II. Haller.
Diyilend-GermAn Fire Insurance Co, Ill.
Stockholders Meeting fire Insurance
FoF Cincinnati Steamer q. W. Bachelor.
Plaln and Fancy Night ghirts-D. Gundling d Co.
Loaded bhells-L q Dillon Tafe
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed OF Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Saturday:
IA. NJ, 77o; 12 NJ, S2'; 8 p. NJ, So; p. NJ,
$50. Sunday: AM, 63' y NJ, $50; SP.
NJ. gOe:7P.M., $40.
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PERSONS wanting the.celebrated Area.
dian Waukesha Water or Ginger Ale made
with Arcadian Water, car. get 1t from the
following prominent dealers:
McLain Brothers.
Logan & Co., 4
Warthen & Tiemann,
Isn't & Belden,
]. f., Shirk. ;'Igs
As / sell TO dealers only and do not re-
tail, consumers will please call on above
parties or others who will handle it later.
CTS. FgESY, Agent.
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The German Amusement Society will
give their third annual picnic at Seibert's
Garden Wednesday next from IL O'Clock
noon to midnight.
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gpr aent aud a;or sals.
FOR RENT.

Batlnsu House, corner JaoOb and se1sHtsean
I'M B1s,nes, House. No. nos Main street; ...,,,d
Three tWn roomed bOuscS and one lolt ITSIErt
house, on TWenty'leyenth sIEsetI ps1"Ss"
IN TM Sf Teo ~: rs watetshoe..
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The Alhambra Palace Rink. The great.
est event Of the season will take place
Wednesday evening, July 10. A five mile
race between the champion Of the world,
Kennett A. Skinner, OF Boston, and w.
ii. Blakepey, Of New York.
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makes one.thirl more bread than any,
other known brand sold in this country.
F. i. SAITH,
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K THE German Amusement Society will
give their third annual picnic Of Seibett's
Garden Wednesday next from II o'clock
noon TO midnight.
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IL you use q sack Of hfinnehaha Flour
It will make you happy, and your days
prolonged. JOINS. WELTY.
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REFLECTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock we shall offer our entire stock or
Spring and summer suitlngs at greatly
reduced prices. @. HESS q SONS.
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Season tickets for the sangeriest at
81 90, for sale at sheib's to-day.
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gives better satisiaction than any other.
Try. agack WAlTHrS 4 TiEMASs,
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Come and get sack and nothing else
will suit you, J.B. CRAWFORD.
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AnnnehahaFl Flour

DEEp rock on draught. Clam Soup.
sandwiches all kinds at Asa BOOTHS.
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Deg rock on drausht. Clam soup,
OF all kinds at Asa Booths,
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AoRAvE yiRw.

A gentleman known as the friend Of
workingmen, albeit interested In several
manufactures, said last evening: II see
signs Of the approach Of q change in the
nail business which i once before predict
ed in conversation with your S9s
"What was that?" asked the reporter.
"Do you remember before steel nails
were made for the market, l told you the
boiler was doomed, and that IL was only 0
question Of time when the mailer would
also find his occupation gone?n
"Yes; do you think that time Is ap-
proachinge
~ do. The change may not beimmi.
nent, but | really think the day will come
when tho man Who feeds o machine will
also grind bis knife, and that q corps Of
machinists In each factory will do tho rest
Of the work now done by the nailers. /
believe the manufacturers contemplate
such 0 change. When i say they contem-
plate II, I mean they regard itas probable;
not that they desire TO bringit about,
though In yiewot their regent action Of
Cincinnati nobody can say they would
look upon such o change ag disaster.
Personally, / trust the day 10 far OF, but
as strange moves have been taken In the
recent past as that would be.
This view was echoed later by another
gentleman. The talk Is given for what Il
ID worth. ~ llyt
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@au1ea.

WANTED-LADlES TO WORK non
w Us at their homtz-t2 % 81 pea week can i.
made. Cali at 1875 Market street, Eecoud An
HOME FANCY WORK. ? y ItyThISVTs :
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TnE sale Of season tickets for the Sen:
gerfest begins at 0 O'Clock this morning, at
sheib's.
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DEEP rock on draught. Clam soup
Sandwiches OF allkinds at Asa Booths
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Resatta II Alltghen,;y.

The season tickets for the sangeriest
now on sale at sheib's.
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RIVER NEWS.

DEEp rock on draught. Clam soup,
Of all kinds at Asa Booth's.
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DURING the hot weather my Store
will be closed ut q r. NJ. Saturday ex.
eepted. JACOB W. 6RUBB.
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DEEP rock on draught. Clam soup.
Sandwiches Of all kinds at Asa Booths.
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TOR SALE.
'EIoR eALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice hiRh bottom land, III nilsa
below Wheeling, on Ohio River aud B. a y. Z y
Improved By O substantial brick nous u tUSSE
Kitchen and outbullGings, situated In EHn w..
mapla, gugAr and poplar trees. Also, GSooa ssa%
don Of fruit trees, Apply ~ .,,..u.,u,
= / III WV HO3E q FRO, 1870 NASEotnL
ORR, W, MORROW, on the pr0inlSGG Ell
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Last week Of the closing ont Of Boots
and Shoes al cost. Hurry up and aecpte1
your Bargains as Saturday, July IL, will
close the sale. ia. MAINLY;
,tslA = Bridgeport Ohio. \
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0e,tJrl.,,..all sloticeg.
BOARD OF go uALlzATIoN

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION s
AND. APPEALS.
The Board Of Equalization and Appeals oliAs
City Of Wheeling will be f. session II the Ctr
Building, COMMENCING ut nipe O'Clock each MON.
ing on The days and for tho wGids stated below, n
the purp1Se Of correcting and eqpHlEluR The u.
Of n al and personal properly In the city
for the year 1855. and hearing appeals Of pGttla
aggtieyed BY such assessmeutL
First Tard-Monday. July -.
Second waId-TufSday, July II.
Third Ward tnesdAy, July u.
Fontth Ward II THURSDAY, Jnly le.
Fifth SaId-Fridsy,J July Il.
Sixth ward-MnndAy,J n ys0.
Seventh WaTd-TuefdAy, July q.
ifiehth Wafd-we dnesdGy, JuIy22
ijylO ll-zi iiil,lf5il b. AhAELRY. Chairman
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psEp rock on draught. Clam soup.
Sandwiches Of all kinds at Asa Booths.
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STORE ROOM $50. MARKET STREET.
SMALL sroRE with dwell ing attached.
LARGE DWELLING, No. 81 Fifteenth street..
Several Single Rooms Enquire Of
~ q. FORBES,
No. Z, Custom House
. Telephone A-ls6. lea
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