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c. q. D1soS Co., J.K Drsoa 4 Co.,
S7BVOadWAy, New York. i21S Chestnut 81, PhiiA
Send % JONI @. HAYaEs 4 Co. Boston. (branch
mouse Of O. DltBon Col for grand Illustrated cat
S%9Ele Of al hulical InnlFumontl. eginn and
AHmInlngA eepcFpIAN
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, INV YoRE, OCT. 6-The market has been moro
quiet In general demand with sales Of very fall
proportions, but reached chiefly through deliveries
az fuods nOld 10 arrive.
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From Pole TO Pole
Arms sARsGPARILLA has demonstrated, lie
power Of cure for all dlseaA Of the blood.
The Harpooner's Story. g

AytIta EAHAApAHlLLA 40
power OF cure for oil dlseaas OF the blood.
The Harpooner's Story. s
HeIo BEDFORD, June J, 1883,
DR.JC, AVER & Co.-Twcnty years ago
was 4 lnFpooner In the North Pacific, when tiyo
others Of tho crew and myself were laid up with
scurvy. Our bodies were blOatcd, gums swollen
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple hlotehcs az
over us, and our breath seemed Iotlen' !nReit
by and largo We were pretty badly of; Az our
ilmc;juIcc was accidentally destroyed, but lhp
captain had q couple dozen bottles o. AYERS
RGRSArARILLA and gave us that. We rccOv-
cred on Il quicker than have ever seen men
brolghtHbOut by any other treatment Tor searvy'
and I've seen good deal oft. Seeing no mon.
tlon In your Almanac OF your EarSnparillh being
good for Heurvy, thought you ought 10 Know OF
this, and so send you tho facts, -. ,,,
Respectfully yours, RALPH y, WtS0AFR'
Tho Troopers Experience.
IfpsrtH, Baspio! land IS. a. Iried) March,, 1888.
On, j, q, AYEB n Ca,-Geutcmcn: have
much pleasure 10 testify 10 lhr great value o.
your saFSapAFilln, We haze pecI stationed
here for over two year.; during Sn w. I.I snS ~
sucb time brought on what Is called in lhiG
eo1ntrv NYcIdt-Eores." had those sores for
Eomo tluO, j was advised TO take your Sara.
rariIIa, two bottles o.. which made my sores
disappear rapidly and az KEY r. B aTiIG we'll
TROOPER, Cape Mounted Htf@ta,
Ayers Sarsqpa5M
Ia the only thoroughly effective blood.ruriaer.
the only medicine that Cradlcatcs ihe pon1s1nS 81
scrofIa, Mercury, and Contag'ouI Disease
from the system.
PREPARED nj
Dr.J. G. Aver q CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold Nv all Druggists: Price 81;
Six bottles fer 81.
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either with dry corn fodder or what can
be grown on the same land, and We will
cit down and try oget some "knoWledge."
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Live STOCK.


BRIpVoRD, Pa, Oct 6-opGned at q coz, and
closed al 81 cox; highest 81 0l1S; lowest 81 OJk;
runs 81, 40 bAETeh; total shipments 62Si4 barrels;
charters 81 626 barrels; cleaERnces 49, QUO barrels.
On CRY, Pa, Oct &-opened ct q COZ: highest
q OK; lowest o. tO1f; closed At 81 cox; sales
teS 6p,StS barrels; shipments O. SIS barrels,
P1TasuAsH, Pa, Oct 4.-PetrolOum active and
Erm; National tranGlt certificates opened Of 81 cox
closed 81 81 Of; highest q oiSii lowest q COX "
TnuIynLE, Pa, Oct. 6.--opened Of q oC99f; high.
ct q OlIIi lowest Sl0J7f; closed At Ii t0X
PHlLADElPHA, Pa, Oct. 6-Pettoleum quiet;
70 able test In barrels SIC.
.NEw YolE, Oct 6.-PetFoleum steady; United
0lnaed q q O.
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DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and UrethrAl Diseases,
Nervous and Phyhcai Debility, ecmtnRl Weakness
Los Of vigor, Premature Decline In Man, Early
Decay, Impotercy caused By errors OF youth, ex.
ocaseS, DO, syphilis in AL lb formA sore throat
and nose ulcen, eIuptlonS, Bcrotula, tetter, sslt
rheum and all blood and akin diseaBeS. Female
weakness speedily cured. 9onorfhea cured In
dEy1 Price o %. Sold IN Wheeling, W. Va, by
Z. ,. BoMMe, Lean d Co., DruVEiEn. Bent BY
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All trains daily except Sunday.
PullmRn's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cam through without change from steubenyiIla
East 70 Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Col.
1pbuS, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, IndlRnar-
oils and st. Louis y = -.
For through tickets, baggage checks, Sleeping
oar accommodations, and any turther information
apply 70 JOHN g. ToMLINs0N, Ticket Agent Of
Pan Handle Station, foot OF Eleventh streek or n
City Ticket once, under MoLnre HOUSE. Wheeling,
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
A. FoRp,
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 500 a, n,
2:lo p. m, arriving ct t:SS p. N. and 7:6S >. m.
J. q, TOMIINa0N,
Passenger Agent, wheeling, WA,
Z. A. FORD,
WV. A. BALDWIN, Manager.
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Homo Rrnof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed 70 help me;
could not get out Of bed. DR.. Smith cured me.h
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
CataTh, POlypus Of Nose, impaired Voice.-sut.
Iered l9r yearEi patent medicine failed to help me,
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TOLEDO, o., Oct. 6.-wheat steady: No. J red
cash nominal at 900; No. 2 soft, cash or October
gikc; November eSAo; December sFsfc; January
ess1sq; Nay 81 clss, Com rrm; cash 4Ftsc; October
{t5Se; November 3i1fSes year SSe: May $50. Oats
axe. Clover seed strong and quiet; cash or octo.
her q 50: November Is 60 hidi December x a711S;
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'GEOM.SNOOk& eco.
.GE0.M.SN00K!:. geo.

100 Pairs ofthe celebra.
ted Ganonsburg Wool
Blankets in Scarlet and
White, just received. It
Will pay 70 buy now as
prices were never lower.
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Mss Gaylord Fined for Contempt-Anoller
: - y 81 : 3 f,,iss., Mode 4 ~ i1.st -
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Tho IaIlnsirois Saturday Nikhi.

Barlow, Wilson Raukin's n,instrelh
hold the boards nj the Opera House to-
morrow night. TITS scarcely necessary 10
dwell ON the merits OF the company.
The named 81 tho propfietora are house
hold words all over the country, and In
addition 70 them there mo a humber Of
equally good performers in the troupe.
The Honga, specially acts and funny busi-
meas, are al highly complimented by
critics Who have seen the performances
they give this season. Reserved Seats
aresoii sale az Burners music store.
There viii doubtless be o iull house, and
the saio plan Is 10 reserve seats inadyancc.
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~ TiH Il !, ! Il, TUE !; s STATE.

I 81. y "A
Accidents aIa Iacldonss In West virginia
and Vicinity,
Typhoid fever Ii almost epidemic at
;Philippi.
"a Ciarksburg man raises five pound
tomatoes. & \ Il, q,
4 A,resolution 10 the effect that the fuse
OF tobacco Is inconsistent with the teach
ing Of good morals and manners, was de.
feated in the Lewis county teachers insi:
tnte. III q, J. i
Rayenswood proposes to attach q ball
and chain to parties arrested for violating
the town ordinances, who fail to payt the
fine, and make them work the fines out on
the streets.
The Republicans Of Guernsey county,
Ohio, have nominated the following ticket;
Representative, w. NJ. Fafrar; Recorder,
John z! Casey Commits ioner, John Ship:
man; InfrmaryE Director, j. r. Gibson
Coroner, John FL, sarchett, renominated'
New Cumberland has selected Washing.
ton, county, Pa, teachers for its schools.
Van B. Baker, formerly of Gross Greek,
was chosen principal and Miss Ill Ripple,
oiSWaahington, as assistant. The term is
for six months. Mr.. Bakerwill receive
$50 per month and Miss Ripple ss7 80.
= = ~ H1sT
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RIVER NEWS.


stage OF the Water and Movements of Che
steamboats (,
4 THEW. \. ! chanpell oris due, down at an
early hour this morning.
The Emma Graham passed down early
yesterday afternoon.
The steamer New Courieris the Parkers.
lburg packet, leaving at IL a. y.
The. towboat George Lyle, one Of the
best tewnhoass IN the coal towing trade,
Isl offered for sale.
The local paekets were all on time and
| did . good business, thereby liyening up
the leyee during the afternoon.
The riyar.at thispofnt became station.
AIRY shortly before dusk Last evening, with
q depth Of 10 feet II inches in the chan.
mel. & :. 3; & ~ Z
The Percy Kelsey and Smoky City, the
advance boats Of the coal feet, passed
down late yesterday atternoo with large
tows Of coal. N.
Captain Ieander Patterson, one Of the
oldest pilots and 9 close obsaryer Of the
old!ttme weather signss predicts that there
will BIO no more low Water this year
sblftgh Eoptpae tcidl Gasetie. 81
Some Of tue weather.wise predict low
water for September. This would not be
Surprising in.yisw Of the water that has
been in the river this month. This Is the
third coal boat rise during August.
Last nights advance OF the coal feet
win be followed day by about fifteen
|boatsSoithe feet. The run on this rise,
as far as reported, will reach 2, sos, 900
bushels Of which ,03S, 200 are for Gincin-
dat, aud 4, 40, 900 for Louisville. This
may be increased provided the present
water holds up long enough 10 get some
loaded boats out Of Pool MOI. "a number
ot the COD men would have preferredyto
hayethe preeent rise delayed weelsorten
days. s;ll
According to the reports from above ne.
Lceiyed lest evening the present rise has
reached its highest point here, as the
rivers above sfe all falling The reports
are as iollowel Pittsburgb, 10 feet q
inches; Mofgantpwn, 8 feet 9 inches and
falling; Parker, 81 fSet g inches and falling;
Brownsville, feet 2inches and stat onary, /;
on City, o feet $ inches and falling Rice,s
Landing, feet 3 inches and falling; Lock
No. 1, fleet inch and falling; Green's
boro, l0feet 10inches and falling.
Theactlon Of the Couneilin Padncah in
passing an ordinance prohibiting boats
from blowing their whistles within d half
mile Of the corporate Limits Of the city Is.
creating much merfiment among steam
boatmen, md viii Of course be ignored,
as the United States Government forces
pilots loblow their whistleswken meeting
and ON other occasions. How the city
can exercise jurisdiction ouibide OF its
own limits 10 a thing not yet explained to
the satisfaction Of river men.
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1r5a.tiee 10 oeas,al nc cpiIoluI,s:l

a correspondent Of the New York Eteh.
| ing Pos. andert the date OF August q, Gays:
In your paper Of the August q You re.
printed from the w heeling INTEL leRSoEI
an article entitled "a ntierman'f
Fame. ItsaysI
flames B. Hall 10 noted Texas detective,
passed through Wheeling Festetday en-
route for Greene county, Pa, his old home,
where he has not been for itWenty years.
Mr.. Hall has had twenty years expert
ence with roughs aud cowboys Of the Dor
der, and has eetabh shed @ reputation as
neryy, fearless man, who never shrank
from the performance OF his duty, no mat
ter the odds or the dangers that confront
ed him. Mr.. Hall also carries q sea-, on
the left side OF his neck, made by there.
yolyer OF Ben AIcC pllough, the noted
Texas desperate, who was killed several
years ago! in 0 fatal duel with q companion
at q theatre In San Antonio.u
The entire article leads me to suppose
that an imposition has been practised by
some adycnturer. 1tswould be unworthy
OF notice were IL not for the SANDER on
the good name and fame of Gen. Benja-
min AIe9 Hlloagh. who was REGARDED as an
honorable manand q courteous and gall
liant officer. i knew. him in the days,of
the RepnbliGo OF Texas as q ranger captain
in the service OF the young republic;
after annexation to the United States as d
Major init the United States Army, which
posltion he resigned at the outbreak Of
the war. He was appointed Bngadier-
General In the Coined efate Army, and.
49,
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Anthony shefflin and Roxy, McDon-
aid, The two members II tha. East Wheel:
ing Dirty Dozen" Who ase accused Of
atealing MELONS out Of q WAGON and as.
saulting the driver, were arraigned before
Squire Ankle yesterday, but their cases
were postponed nntii next Tuesday.
sheflin was given . hearing on q charge
OF assaulting Mr.. Thomas Newman, and
wastined si6 aud costs for this otlenae.
rhere are believed to have been other
members Of the gang concerned IN the
melon robbery.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

straws thu. show tho gind,s Course y q
ow,sswoss. 5Jl13 {
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+ Tbslates information Is that there Is
no probability Of a settlement. No en-
coutaging news could be obtained at a
O'clock. Tomorrow will decide the mat,
tar finally. Nv Si ~ b l-y3i .
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p1cN1cKINe n ovERcoATs..

The Arien soui,nernaeRtsfsst n Charming
success but for tho Gold.
The entertainment given by the Arion
Singing Society at Wheeling Park yester-
day afternoon and evening was like all so
cial aud musical affairs ever gotten upby
The Arion, q memorable success. Il was
concert and picnic combined. II was also
referred to in advance as a plsTnuchtS.
fest, but there was nothing summary about
last night. II was too cool for comfort ex.
cept for those who danced. and they sui.
iered severely coming btck TO town in the
open cars. 0yetcoats and heavy wraps
were necessities after nightfall.
The unreasonable cold was the only
drawback to 4 complete enjoyment Of tbs
occasion. During The afternoon Q mum.
Der went out, including whole families,
some Of whom carried well flled lunch
baskets, while the Others supped OF Frank
Walters line restaurant. After 9 clock
the real ruEhi bsgap, and It Yves not long
until over one thousand people were in
side the gates. The Park never looked
more enchanting than 1t did last night.
In addition 70 the soft silyetyi light Of the
full; harvest moon the place was lighted
up by ever one thousand. Chinese lanterns
and several large headlights; besides
there were the regular stat cnary Park
lights. 81 IS .-s
The lanterns were iestooued in eyeay
direction from, the trees and arches and
seen through the foliage with the crowds
moving hither and thlther il was sight
long to be remembered. IL was q yeri.
table Feast Of Lanterns.
Tie Opera House band from q platform
on the mound near the new. retreahment
stand gave a fine concert that was warmly
received by the people that occupied
seats in the open space as well as by those
through eat the grounds. 70
In theiower pavilion the young people
danced to the strains Of an orchestra. The
singing section Of the Ariop, during the
panses in the brass band copcsrt, sang the
observation-disclosures uns er I'roi. Sob ockey's
ahle direction: Forest Greeting = The
NiRht,' by Abt, a0ssian,', THE Two
Roses land Farewell to the Fotest
Il AT 0 o'clock there was discharge OF fire.
works and red FIRE and theline was formed
for q march around the mound. Over
one hundred took part Each couple car
RED q lighted red fire candle and theidis-
play made was a bewi!dering one. Special
trains were run on the Elm Grave road
until midnight The affair was under the
direction Of q committee from the Arion,
Headed by Mr.. Louis Decheft and Super
intendent EfeigeT, They are deserving
|ot credit specially foe the beautiful man.
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y Ighs,nlltt ontiaalt n paisotn.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, August IS. w.
Talmadge is to-nightinr receipt ofthe fol.
lowing report from Jas. Baynes, statistical
agent Of Dakota: In q majority Of the
counties the ithreshing Is PROVINCE wheat
acreage Of % percent leas than last year,
and the quality is not quite SO good.
Smut Is increasing in the terri.
tory and Is much complained OF
by buyers. There Is some wheat
that shows injury from heat by being
shriyeled. This being true, together with
the fact Of there having been SO many
storms since my last report and before
harvest had begunin Northern Dakota, i
cannot see how the crop was preserved
from serious detefio alton ina large sec:
ton OF the northern country. i thinkw
viii do we'll Il we get 20t0 900 600 bushels
ithreshed, Judging from the present out.
look. r (, s.. 3
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10 Cincinnati and return, Friday, August
F2S. Tickets good until August 81.
Through train1 without change, leave 9sI5
a. ". and l1;25 =. ~, city time.
Remember that Chester Park Is sir
miles east Of Cincinnati on the Midland
route, and can be reached In NO other
way. Those going via the Baltimore L
Ohio can stop oG At the Park to Gee Sui
liyan and MEG atIfcy.
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cincinnati aud Return g 90 9!

( The pittsbufeh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad Company will sell fot trains
leaving Wheeling, Ftiday, August 2s, at
1925 A. IT., city time, arriving u Gincin-
natl at 4 :45P, II. and at s:40tp. NJ, arriy-
ing at Cincinnati at 6:10 a. II !, round TIP
tickets at the rate Of S. 90. Tickets good
returning until August 81.
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"A u persons living in Centre, websteror
Richie Districts, and wish the abovenan.
edbook, please send nlmes to Il. II. Cfago,
agent for that territory. AN WILDE wait.
ed on in time, but 70 insure books at iirst
delivery, twill be well To send names.
Orders are beingtaken rapidly.
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ANOTHER FATALITY
on rurpEwIKY nAIIRoAnTRAcK
A Young woman ii DseapIhsed and Her.
rbiy stasiiatsd ~ : sAsssnssr Train
Nssr short csesi Last Kysnins-An
ohio 1ads tie Victim this Time.

Ashocking accident occurred about d
mile above Short Creek yesterday alter
noon between s and 9 o'eloek, from the
effects 81 which o young lady lost her lie
9nstantly. The passenger train which left
this cityjio Wheeling Junction at u.
" at the'point named ran oyera woman
named Lizzie Cooper, aged about % years,
whose home was in the vicinity Of Rush
Bun, Jefferson county, Ohio. Tie un-
fortunate Victim was struck by the COW
catcher and thrown forward upon the
track, falling across both rails. Har head
rested upon one rail, and the wheels en-:
tisely severed the neck, the decapitated
head rolling down the bank. Both lower
limbs were also shocking ~ mutilated by
the wheels on the other side.
The remains were placed upon the train
and taken to steubenyille, whence they
win be taken to the young @oman's late
home near that city. n
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SPECIAL DELIVERY.
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rom tue pep A'ssl's4s = ~ ~ -. ~.
leral INSTRUCT ions pref pared tot
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a,,,tatse,,sc
OPEI2A ia USE.
SATURDAY AUGUST s9, lSS
BaIIoW. wilson &jBankln's
AllNSTRE:LSI!
ssts 7. ~ sEoRae wtlsoy, I, !. , ~,

HnFhey poreheriy, =. NJ Hall, Charles Goody ear,
1ake WelhI, * Aius aud irty rietney
and Wayne, " elby and Pearl.
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Yopiff ind hst sui ling night and day
Although 1t LINES she sn6t gay. - 4, Y {,
And should You wonder WI ylyoh meet
This constant smile, feglfd her teeth.
She only laU chs those gems 10 show q
Which soZoDON W makes N hite ~ snow.
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X THE business Of Mrs. s. S. Kisnef, dc.
sceased, willibe conducted In the future on
the same honorable basis as heretofore.
The excellent assortment Of choice and
desirable millinery goods which made
this place oibnainess 80 conspicuous viii
be continually kept up. Novelties Of all
DESCRIPTIONS viii be shown during the sea-
SON and the annual Fan Opening, ofwhieh
due notice will DO given, VIII Bhog the
good taste az ail times displayed at this
honhe. Kindly thanking the many fdends
and patrons Tor past fayors and sincerely
Wishing continuance OF tho same,
am respectfully,
0gES ID. KisSHR.
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AsSiIalior I,nsl,ssl

DEApwoop, DAI, August i. II.
2. Lynch, Of statsls, was shot dead on
Monday night, in his Office, by Corporal
Ross Halls, Of Company a, raenty-dtth
United States Infantry, stationed at Fort
Meade, and the latter was lynched on
Tuesday night by q mob. Sometime ago
HALLS beat "a eolored WOMAN and broke
three Of her ribs. Dr.. Lynch was called
10. attend her, and WIS also eimmoned as
la witness before the Grand Jury. aallis
was indicted and threatened to kill the
doctor. The night, Of the murder he de.
serted the Fort, got q change Of clothing,
went to Sturgis, crept up TO the doctors
office and fred at his victim through the
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The Percy Kelsey and Smoky City, the
advance boats Of the coal fleet, passed
down late yesterday atternoo with large
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a correspondent the New York Etea-
I'D. Pof, under the date Of August q, says:
In your paper Of the August q You re-
printed from the heeling IETELtI pgsoER
an article entitled A Front r ~ y !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-28

Friday, August %, the p, q. q 81. L.
.Ry. 90. will'sell excursion tickets to Gin.
einnati for train leaving Wheeling at $40
p.st., city time, at the rate OF S. 90 for the
round trip Tickets good for return pas
sage until August 81, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-28
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To make roonlsfor our incoming Fail
Stock We shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Snltings at greatly
reduced prises. 9. HISS s SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-28
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The assassination was soon discovered,
and HALLS was arrested for the crime. On
being confronted with proofs of his guilt
heeonfessed. On Tuesday night amob
seized and hanged him. DIR. Lynch was
very popular, and WAS in great demand as
o practitioner. He was SO years Ole, and
came to the Hills from ST. Geneviere, Mo,
in 1870. His body was buried yesterday
with Masonic honors.