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Martina ferry.

Mrs. Heslop, an aged lady, Ia lying very
low at her home on Fifth street.
New Boot and Shoe Store, new goods
cheap for cash, R. O. CLARK T. y. building"
Considerable satisfaction is expressed
here over the signing OF the scale yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Kemplo returned to her
home at Darlington yesterday after a
pleasant visit with Miss Mary Davidson.
Secretary Long has received word from
Engineer Horning that he will be In town
this evening with the plans and speCihCa-
tons for the Water Works completed.
Superintendent Thomas, Road Master
Dixon and Assistant Manager Smith, Of
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, were In town
yesterday taking look AZ the new depot,
which lie q dandy.
Postmaster Patterson wishes TO close
early tonight, in order 10 remove to bis
new office in Dixon's building, go call
around early for your mail. He will have
the nobbieat little room in this section,
and 10 justly proud 1t.
Regular services at all the churches To-.
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Walker breaches at
Portland at 3 7. NJ, and In the evening
will preach here on 1.-THE Moral Culture
OF True Love-" followed by a lecture on
Marriage from the Christian Standpoint"
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LOCAL BRRVIrIEs.
Meters OF a,inor Moment in and About the
City.

City.
Two pEEps OF trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday,
r. ]. MANSFIELD will present the win
ming club in the base ball match to-day
with box OF fine cigars.
ST, LuKR's church Is dressed with how-
era each Sunday. The committee in
charge displays excellent taste,
OSLY four days more remain in which q
rebate will be allowed on water taxes,
Consumers should bear this in mind.
THR elements seem opposed to the COM
pletion OF the Fourteenth street improve.
ment. The continued rains have turned
the street into q bad mudhole, AT the in
tersection Of Main street the street is in an
awful condition. =-v .
TUE Board OF Directors Of the State Fair
Association will meet at 9 O'Clock this
afternoon to arrange the programme Tor
the speed classes and make preparations
to boom the Fair generally. The inten,
ton is to have the coming fair eclipse all
others,
"DRTRCTIYR" GRIBBLR was engaged yes
terday in shadowing the office Of the
Board OF Public Works and Its clerk. lie
had q "straight tip" that dangerous
criminal was concealed there, Tho "De-
tectiya has considerable work in his line
to attend to nowadays,
A CoLoRRD laboreF named Harrison
Jones fell in a fit at the Baltimore l. Ohio
depot, ut an early hour yesterday morn
Ing, while waiting for train for Elm
Grove, where he WAS going to work on the
pipe line. His Bpasms were quite severe,
Dr.. stillyard took charge Of him and had
him removed to his home on Eotf street
NUMEROUS heavy showers fell yesterday,
and between them the sky became CleaI
and the aun shons warmly, On the Island
hail fell abont noon, and 1t hailed quite
heavily north Of the city. The heaviest
rain Of the past week occurred at Wells
burg shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday al
ternoon. The streets presented the Rp,
pearanca OF small streams. The rain die
not last long.
AT a regular meeting Of Black Prince
Lodge No. 10, X. OF r., Thursday evening
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: William I. Hartman
Chancellor Commander; Henry Carey,
Vice Chancellor; Clint Mooney, Prelate
John A. Harris, Keeper Of Records and
Seals; Charles W. Kennedy, Master o.
Finance; William Foster, Master at Arms
Thomas d. Bennett, Trustee.
THE patent solder man, Barney Holt
who for the past two weeks or more hat
stood in the Second ward market house
selling his patent solder and cement, was
yesterday sent to Jail by Squire Davis in
default OF the payment ola fine Of one
dolipr and costs Tor using very abusive
Language towards Joseph Campbell. Bar.
ney says his alias Is "BuHalo Bill
"Bulalo" will board and lodge at the jail
for ten days.
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pR. AspvRY's AppREsg.

Rev. DR.. Asbury was introduced after q
selection by the orchestra, and delivered a
fine address, drawing his inspiration from
the occasion. His theme was "Qualifca.
tons for citizenship" He was somewhat
annoyed in the opening OF his remarks by
q number OF ill.bOhaVed boys-all white
in the gallery.
DR.. Asbury said he well remembered a
time when It would have been worse than
useless to have attempted q work In
this city so glorious as that OF which the
fruits had been seen tonight. He com
plimented the wisdom, the zeal and the
efficiency OF the teachers aud the Board OF
Education whose efforts had brought
about this state OF affairs. He laid down
these prinCiples-the better people, the
better government; the better education,
the better people, In this country every
man is a part Of the government. 1t lies
within the power oil the people 10 lift
every curse, to crush every evil that
threatens the good Of the nation, To keep
alive every institution that advances clyi.
lization and lifts the people to higher
plane. He admonished the people 10
guard well their homes, 10 educate their
sons and, equally, their daughters. BY
education he did not mean simply the
education Of the schools, but he used The
word in its broadest sense; education to
do as well az to know; to ct them for
farmers, for commercial lie, for any
useful pursuit.
"God bless the girls OF our land" said
the speaker; "for In their hands are the
hopes for the future Of our country"
They, too, should be educated with view
to fitting them for housewives aud mothers,
to making them shedsunshine In hesanct.
uary from whose wallsCome strong men and
noble women. He appealed for an equal
chance for all men In the arena Of life;
break down the barriers and let all join 10
common race for the goal, and whoever
excels, let him take the honor.
In conclusion he congratulated Prof,
Jones and his corps Of teachers on their
work, and wished for them long and use.
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A FULL ACCOUNT

OF the successful Conference from th'
Pittsbu,gh end.
Special Dbpaich TO The IutdIlga1or.
PlrrsBURaH, Pa, June 25,-The repre-
sentatiyes oithe Pittsburgh Manufacturer
and the Amalgamsted Association met al
three o'clock this afternoon at the office
Of Joseph D. Weeks, on Fifth avenue,
They were in session just two hours and
at tho expiration OF that time signed the
seventeen.cent scale, based on a So card
1t was accomplished not without a great
deal OF discussion and much feinting on
both sides. 1t was the ultimatum Of the
manufacturers, however, and it was finally
accepted. The nailers proposed two com.
promises. Onewas that the Mingo eighteen
cent scale should be so altered that it
should run down to seventeen cents when
nails got down to 81 70 q keg. Another
was that ia cents should be compromise
between the manufacturers proposition
and the MinHo scale, with q percent oil
for Beli.ieedera.
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Mayor Purdy, Of MoundBville, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, Of East RlChland, was
in town yesterday.
Conductor streeter, Of the O., L. & w.
road, 10 on duty again.
Quite a crowd Of young folks picniCkod
at Rldgeway'S grove yesterday.
Miss May Todd will accompany Mrs. T,
.. Orr to Chautauqua Monday.
Mrs. B. Nj. Blocker, Of st. ClAirsville, ia
visiting her daughter, Mrs Ed. Wells.
The Democratic County Convention will
be held Of Bellaire, July 10, and the pri'
maries July 3.
Mrs. sChllentS and niece, Miss Lille
Hleger, Of Morfistown, are visiting Mr..
Henry Dtummond this week.
Marshal NICConnaughey followed Up the
supposed murderer johnson reported 10
have been seen crossing Albert Browns
farm Wednesday, and overlook him about
one o'clock yesterday morning Just this
side Of Mt. Pleasant, In negro cabin
where he had stopped for tho night Joe
says he answered the description except.
Ing Id age,
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The woman question is she protty2
RIVER NEWS.


stage of tho wntsr ana OIOvsmsatS of tn,
s,eRmboats.
The Scotia is due down at an carly hour
tomorrow morning.
Tho river here last night was 8 fest
inches Gnd on a stand.
The w. N. Chancellordld notpass down
until o'clock yesterday afternoon, nearly
nine hours bshind time.
The little steamer Clara, OF New Gum.
berland, has been disl ossd Of by Captain
Albert Heigh to 7, j. GsrliCk and othels
for 81, 229.
The Louis A. Shirley arrived from Gin.
cinnati yesterday afternoon with biz
trip. She will leave on her return trip ai
8 O'Clock this afternoon. This excellent
steamer is differed by a competent and
obliging set Of officers, and Offers good in.
duCements 10 shippers and nSPsanVers.
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n SpST, LUKE'S 7. 4. CHURCH
Wy lSLAND-Kev ] Gibson can't II b nv,
50 vices a. 1850 =. n. and 1850 r. i. Su6usf scsc
VI 2P'N. Seats free. ''1VN
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The thatcher Tragedy.

The examination OF Alex. johnson and
hig daughter.in-law, the wife Of Eugene
johnson, who murdered Rev. j. T. That.
cher, the town Marshal Of Moundsville
as accessories before act, was called up in
court at Moundsville yesterday morning
but were postponed until 0 O'Clock Mon
day morning next. Prosecuting Attorney
Meighan Is assisted by Hon. j. Alex
Ewing, and Hon. Hans Crlswell Is counsel
for the defense,
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is and 20 Eleventh Street.

THIS morning bargains In Dress Good,
that will toll. 4G.lHCh wide Etamlno All
Wool Dress Goods 80 and 4ic, choicest
goods Of the season; ClangeAble Sllh
Mixed BrOCatelles l9 l.9C, have been
81 1.2C; new things III DatistC and
Sateens, choicest llRG In tho city, at re.
duCed prices; French Sat ems, dark aud
light, Zoe, reduced from SIC.
II. EMSllEIMER, Eleventh St.
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full lives. The class he admoniShed "a
continue in the good course on which they
had made such gratifying progress
PARcaAKST AND DRoSzE.
Tho bronze Peabody medal, won,in this
class by Willinn L, Denutsr was presented
to him by Superintendent Anderson, who
took occasion TO make some remarks Of an
explanatory nature, The audience re-
nawed it's Applause when Mr.. Dennis
rosa 10 receive the medal,
The Diplomas were presented. by PTesl'
dent Collier, Of the Board Of Education
who, So in the afternoon, read the diploma
that the audience might appreciate It's I'M
port, Mr.. Collier also addressed the class
briefly, congraiulating them on the sue
cets they had achieved, and upon the
gradual breaking away Of the barIieFl
which once separated the two races, First
the chains Of slavery were parted, and
soon the day will dawn when the man will
not be Judged by the color OF his skin, but
by the color OF his character, This senti'
ment was heartily applauded. But thtr'
teen years ago, hesaid, twas penitenttary
oGeusa 10 teach person with black skin
to read and write. Horace Greeley was
indicted for ssnding inCendiAry documents
into the sacred precincts OF Virginia, Lsg'
islation cannot last for q Lifetime, but ed
uca,ion does,
After another overture by the orchestra,
Rev. Mr. Daley dismissed the audience
with the bsnediction, and the class Of 1885
wssiormally aud finally ushered from the
walls Of the public schools to battle with
the world.
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SKIN. na 4: ;:.3,,,

HuMlLl NTlNG Rruptlnps, Itchl .y..,.n
" skin qoEtuies, Loathsltte jots tla Bamlpl
gles o. ltchtng, Scaly, Pimply, lpic 9'eiy 10
lols SUD iol,eglols Dl,ea q Of Ia, ~ y, sioia
a s sS p6 StEa Loss o. aF from uRcSS a,
SKIN CUE aud cuTICuRA soar An i ~ ny grel
heAutlher sxtsIl4 ly, aud luf!er n, D. slt SIT
lhe new Bl00l Purifier intarnh N ",NLoLyNi
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The Sunday School lesson will be con.
Quoted by Rev. NJ. F. Dryden, at 8 o'clock
this evening.
Young mems meetings will be held at s
o'clock this evening and 4 o'clock to.mor.
row afternoon.
Open air meeting will be held at the
Fifth ward market house, at G:16 o'clock
Sunday evening.
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Ghe 4ttteILgetItsr.
=nSis-. ~ III nn1 ~ EnnrInnnth slreaI.


For Sale at u BA,gAl1- paTl0r Furniture,
Far sale--LRTt, Harness and Day
WRuted-A MAu.
WRntsd-TO Hire Man. -u
Summer schOOl-Whealng Business College
Lists Essence JRrAitn Ginger
OnD Dollar will buy hUMelhsR,
Sale OF Railroad liOnds-Robt, u Woods,
Fine JOllGA > Il, j. smyth.
Lat OF Letters
Religious Notices Fourth page.
Cabinet Photographs Higgins Gallery
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Adjourned I'M Monday at0A, NJ
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COVERED WITH snnr.

have BEEN afflicted since lau NJ.
skin disease the doctors called Ecls,A', 'l viii
was covered with ScabS an sore, and +. NY 10
and BURNING were almost unbaars6Ie .lg lIehlb
Cal!cIta y medits SO highly room raS yyy ,s lOl
sIIqSa 70 gys 5a;m tia l.ins ae SS,, "
y, iSus r sVs sATIaaly. snlIe'oyeutiastS.IHs
for which make this pu6,r staten ID, !" Smuul
Broad Brook, Coaa. ''4"A A. FREDERICK,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re-
ceiyed. An elegant and complete line o.
Suitings, PantalOOHlngs and OyCrCOat'
lngs, which We Will make up In the best
Q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 a. 1898 Market Street.
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SUPREME COUNT or A1PEALs.
several ImportOnt ceases Submitted ut Yes
toFdnS's B0BiIOh.


The Supreme Court Of Appeals mot yes.
terday morning with all tho judges pres.
eat
The cases Of A,C, Snyder ct al, vs. W.
Cabell, ct al, appeal and supeBedOau, and
NJ. Morris administrators vs., Poytons ad.
minlstrators, appeal, both from Kanawha
county, were continued.
The cases Of =, winlz vs.. tho Board Of
Education and the State va. Douglass, A
murderer, petitions for wtlts Of error, from
Kanawha county, were submitted.
The case oil the Panhandle RNilfoad
Company against the State, 10 prevent the
collection 81 taxes assessed on the bridge
over the river AZ Steubenvllle, was argued
and submitted. Attorney General All.
Caldwell appeared ofthe Slatean Hon. j.
Dunbar, Of Bleubshyllle Tor the company,
Mr II. o. Harvey, oiDtoOke county, was
sworn and admitted TO practice In this
Adjourned till Monday at9AM
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Just received 5000 bolts new styles o.
wall pAperand border 10 match alto, ZOO
bolts Of superior quality and styles at loo
Carpets, oil cloths, window shades, rugs
mats, etc, etc OF very reduced prices fol
cash. Call and examine before putChas'
Ing Of 2Ol0 and 2O2l Main street.
1nHN ROnMHn.
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You are cordially invited to call at ouI
salesroom and examine the STANDARD Ro'
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick
est, easiest and stillest running machine
OF the age. Most elegant wood work. We
arc general agents for the Standard and
White Saving Machines and the Cali
graph & Hammond Writing Machines,
Write for catalogues,
FDw. L. Rose & Co.,
rs Twelfth street.
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Special Sunday I1surslon Via Tho . "a b. R,H

SpsciAisaudAy Excursion via the II.& ORR,
Commencing Sunday, June 0, and con.
linulng during the summer months, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion tick.
etc TO Plthbutgh and return at the rate Of
80, and Washington and return 81.
Trains leave, city time, 6iO5 A, NJ, 1885 A,
N. and 1885 r. NJ.
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IToHINO DISEASES rrnrn

~ Gg NV AZ . Ssss at 1, 'R0 head Of is claw ~
had M unusually good lR'e mi, Nimue. 'r HAN
the prevalence 81 an uggTlyBlri ~ oNNingilo
through tOme lo7al ties In lie ruunlr, " lth
the Cuacpra Remedies proved iatIs att,t ~ Hha
UulonsoWp, Ky. W. - ""Np'N1' Druggist
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:, was afflicted With Eczema on the se,, =
E ESns 9 sS@t SeSs Which the dgg With
that bad come under Ills hottie pr 'V Wal eaNl
70 Try your Culicpn RemedltI, ami tlfSa asl u
use my scalp aud part OF my lac VA, wy dl
cured, and hope In RuOthGr wee ' io sali't.l
cans neck and the other part oi ny S " ny, ~
100 Z. Fourth Street, New Ya nsNN4N aLADE
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the orchestra played a classical march.
The shortness Of the programme permitted
calling the orchestra into reputation at
brielsT intervals, which gave pleasing
variety 10 the entertainment,
II 10 only fair TO recall the fact that un-
til Thursday evening Of last week, only
two Of the colored pupils expected TO APP
pear upon the programme, so that three
Of the five had buEa week to prepare their
papers.
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wAsnISoroN, y. O., June 26.-1A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania local rains fol-
lowed by fair weather, stationary temper
Rture, variable winds generally southerly.
For West Virginia generally fair weAth'
or, stationary temperature, variable winds.
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Par Handle EtourSlou to ~. Louis 01l 40.
On June 30, q and %, the Panhandle
will sell round trip tickets to st, Louis at
the ratio Of $l4 40. Tickets good for return
passage until June 30, inclusive,
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Excursion to Topeka, KauSas, via Panhandle
Route S2E 70,

Ca July 0, Z, g. 0, 10, II and l2 the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis Rail,
way Company will sell round trip tickets
TO Topeka ut the rate named above, Al
Topeka round trip tickets to any point in
Kauaas eau be obtained at rate Of one fare
f1r round trip. For full particulars OF ex-
cursiOn Call on or address, j. q, Tomlln-
son, Passenger Agent Panhandle route,
Wheeling, w, Va,
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FOR Mountain and Seaside, Atwood
Sultlug, next thug TO given away to-day,
40 inch wide ut 33C. Tho styles, cOlOrs
and quality will aStOnlsll you Cream,
Light Blue, Milo Green, ResCda, Navy
Sapphire, Beige and NiHe, and AL Wool
and NObby Cloth, Come quick.
II. EMSIIEIMER,
is anu 90 Eleventh street.
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Genuine cali, dongola top, silk fitted
solid leather, a shoe that We can warrant
j. W. AMck's,
1l49 Main street.
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sRvRNrY.Two pairs OF Misses High Tor
Kid Button Shoes, worth 50, for 81 90. q
pairs oil Ladies' Opera Slippers for 60c, ant
our own make Calf Shoe for 81 80, best 1t
tho world, at LYNCn's.
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CREAM COlOred Crlnkle Seersucker
0 Ia cents.
Q III cents.
worth double.
These are late sacrifice purchases.
Samples or any given or mailed.
II. EMSHEIMER,
Is and 20 Eleventh street.
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Ouiy 90 90 Per Dossn,

Plummef'B low prices Of hiA hne Cabinet
Photographs fairly pafalyleB other gal.
lerleg, and catches the trade, llSS Main
AIteek
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To EVERY newly welded couple, from
this day OH for ono year, We will present
ten pounds Of Panhandle Coffee, on ap'
pLieNtion at our office. s. BAER,s Sons.
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RRNFREW 6s.lnch Table Linen 81 1.9
nnntn un,,rlor knO nunIIiV

cents, regular 5OC quality.
SILK Lafetta Gloves Zoe, cheap Of 400.
Full regular made Misses Plain and
Ribbed Hose 10, Is and 20 CONS, worth
double. Gents Black Llslc Thread Hall
Hose 25c, worth 60c. tents COlOred
regular made Hose ~ 2.3G, regular s5C
duality. II. EMSlIElMER,
Eleventh street.
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> Injustice to my patrons 1 have reduced
the price Of photographs, but the quail
ity remains superior. PARSONS.
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rhsrp,ons,or Record,

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday; Z
A. ~, 0SS; 12M I2'i 8 n NJ O'i7r. NJ,
ZOE,
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MSUNlTED PRESBYTERIly
W. CIIURCH-Rov. J, 4, Mcclure, Din ~, =, y
Service tomorrow at 1890 A. ". CBillf-ah lh,,S
Rt2P.M. No service In the evening '"uA
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ST. LuKE's AID soCIErY will holdaprom.
enade Concert and Festival, at the Island
Rink, Tuesday evening, June 20.
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ATTEND the Musical Entertainment and
Festival, o. the Island Rink, given BY 81,
Lakes Church, Tuesday evening, June 20.
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THE SCALE SIGNED,
4 coMPRoMIsH IS AeRRED UPoN
AID a sliding Scale Adopted on the BAlis Of
II sSntsOn q ssllipg Card Of sa-EH0et
Of this Settlement, which Is
not Oonhu,d to PlttSbuTGh.

A special dispatch was received at this
Office last evening about s o'clock saying
the Nallera' and Manufacturer Confer
ence Committee, in session at Pittsburgh,
had arrived at an agreement, and that a
scale had been signed on basis Of seven'
teen cents for cutting ten'psnnies when
nails are selling at 50 a keg, No further
particulars were given in the first dispatch,
and there was much speculation as to the
other provisions Of the scale.
This was settled at later hour by the
following telegram from the Secretary Of
the Amalgamated Association, who was
also member Of the Conference Commit
tee:
PITTsBuRaH, Pa, June 25.
W, MsWlon Inch;
Settled on basis Of II cents at So, and
one cent on each quarter advance to - 90
on 81 rs cutting q cents; ten percent OF
for sell feeders. WILLIAM MARTIN.
For convenience Of comparison, the
Mingo scale Is annexed: -,
When card price cutting IN
OF nails u bhnH W
25-"m,,', ''''"'' "''''''"thy a
4,
"A
|
Ten percent of when sslf'leeders arr
used,
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The train now leaving Bridgeport al Il 100
r, NJ, city time, arrives At Chicago at $3.50
the following morning. Connection made
in Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest,
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W, Nswlon Linch:
TUE DIFFERENCE.

Ten percent of when sslf'ieedeFs arr
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TAXI In the steamboat excursion Of the
Mo1att Singing Society 10 Browns Island
on Sunday.
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rlummer's low prices Of bio ane Cabinet
lerleg and catches tht trade, llVS Main
street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches on tho installment plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB w. GllUBB, JeWeier,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

PAN.HANpLR CoprEE Is q home produC.
ton. buy II; there Is no better
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-26

MozART SINGING SocIRrY-steamboate x
Curaiun 10 Browns Island on sunday-al
are invited,