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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-30
ABOUT pEOpLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
]. W. Gallagher, IT,, Of Moundsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. George X. Wheat and vito have 70.
turned from visit to the seashore.
Miss Fannie MCClyment, OF the Garden
Spot, has gone to Bears Run, Ohio, to
visit friends.
Mrs. W. s. Pierce, Of this city, Is at
Brandonyille, Taylor county, making her
mother q two weeks visit.
Miss Mary A.. FsrlS, the Island teacher,
returned Saturday from an extended visit
to her brothers in Kansas City.
Master Robert Smith, OF the South Side,
has returned home after visiting relatives
OF Tiltonville for the last two months.
Mr.. Thomas D. Eof' came down from
Pittsburgh yesterday, having been called
home by the severe illness Of his mother.
Mayor 0ppermann, Of steubenville, was
among the notable strangers who were in
the city Saturday for the purpose OF wit.
Messing tho labor demonstration.
Mr.. George Robinson, Treasurer Of Bel
mont county, takes charge Of the Treas.
urer's Office to-day, with Sam Dean, ex.
Postmaster at Martins Ferry, az deputy.
Mr.. Hermann Stoetzer returng 10 the
State University at Morgantown this morn
ing. This Is his Junior year. Wheeling
will be represented az the UniverDity this
year by seven studentS.
Mr.. philo Kimberly, OF this county,
has been chosen by the managers Of the
coming Clatksburg fair as one OF the
Judges OF thoroughbred and pure blood
PerCheron Normans and Clydcsdales.
The judges Of the live stock are all well.
known men. Among them are General
I. NJ. Harris, Of Richie, and Senator Van
Meter, Of Hardy.
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DOUBLE DROWNING
AT rue HEAD OF THE ISLAND
Yesterday AftsrnOOn-TWo EtuRvllle boys
in Bathing wade beyond their Depth and
sink their Bodies being Llfelss when
Recovered "A very Sad Case.

Yesterday afternoon about A o'clock, a
crowd Of boys were swimming by NIears'
cooper shop, Etusville, opposite the head
Of the Island, when two little brothers,
Eddie and Harry Fetty, aged ten and
thirteen years respectively, sons Of Charles
Fetty, q boiler employed at the Standard
Mill, wsded in beyond their depth, and
both went down together, neither again
coming to the surface,
The other boys did not notice the
drowning until some boys on the bank
gave the ALARM, when Charley Cots and
Johnny Holner plunged in, dIyed, and
brought them out, but they were beyond
resusCitation,
The father Of the boys had, about two
weeks ago, left his present vile, taking the
two boys, children OF a former wife, with
him, and was boarding in the Standard
Addition, his vile living up in MARITIME
Ferry, The father was up in Martins Fer
ny, and did not know Of the drowning for
quite time after 1t occurred. The little
brothers were taken to their fathers board
ing'houge and prepared for burial,
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THE OIL SITUATION.
Latest Pointers from the Zig Wells In the
Washington Field.

Latest Pointers from the Zig Wells In the
Washington Field.
Saturday evenings Washington, Pa,
Reporter contained the following:
The trade Is still keeping a watchiul eye
on the MCGahey we'll, Reports concern,
ing the venture differ widely, aud it is
difficult to give a correct gauge Of 1t. The
owners refused to admit the scouts this
morning, and all sorts Of reports are in
circulation. Col. Dyer, one olthe owners,
says 1t Ia a "big well" but just how large
he does not state. The scouts report 1t
doing not over ten barrels per hour. 1t
looks now although the field extended in
a northeasterly direction; at least as far
the MCGahey, which ia mile and q half
in advance Of Developments. The south
western portion OF the field looks bad
since the MCGOWAN has been pronounced
no good in the Gordon sand, It Is through
the Gordon sand and drilling in slate. It
Is undoubtedly q dusser, The last sand
found was very fine, and Of a dirty color,
resembling road dust,
Cameron No. Q reached the sand Friday
night and filed up with oil. The drill Is
still In motion,
The MGKeown No. 8 is doing between
$50 and 200 barrels per day. No. 8 Is do.
ing from five 10 eight barrels per hour in
the first pay streak,
The Hess No. has passed through the
Gordon sand and Is between 10 and Is
feet in the slate. She will be drilled
through to the fourth sand Tor gas. II
nothing is found in that horizon The hole
will DO abandoned. They expeGtto reach
the fourth sand about 20 feet deeper.
The Union Oil Company's No. |, on the
Davis, expects to reach the sand on Mon.
day. They were putting on a new cable
Saturday.
No. 2 Taylor Is on top Of the sand, and
moving back the boiler.
The Nail Oity's No. l, on the Martin,
has In the small casing and. is waiting on
stem.
Gordon No. 3 is drilling close to the bot
tom Of the 5O.foot sand.
The Munhall No. was ahot yesterday,
but did not improve much. During the
night 1t made So barrels. The well had
been doing 10 barrels per day before the
shot.
The production for the entire Geld for
the past twenty.fOur hours was l0,50O
barrels.
The shot put OF in the Union Oil Com.
pany's well on the CLARK farm yesterday,
did not improve 1t very much, She made
between 50 and 40 barrels the FIRST twenty.
four hours.
Friday morning tho plug was blown out
OF the Moundsville oil well and heavy
tow took place. A new plug has been
put in.
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MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 3lss6

Lucy" The pure was $50. Dancing was
enjoyed all day by those who cared to
dance, Bands were present in abundance.
As the BIingo mill workers passed the
residence Of Mr.. Samuel Laughlin, Presi'
dent Of that concern, in the procession,
they stopped and rendered Mr., Lsughlin
a serenade, the Toronto band rendering
some nice music we'll, Tho Washington,
Pa, band, which accompanied the print
ers' delegation, serenaded the newspaper
offices in the afternoon. They made good
music,
From beginning to end the demonstra.
ton was CTeditable to all concerned, 1t
made deep and last impression, not only
by It's imposing proportions, but as well
by the class Of men who made up the
ranks. They were all good citizens,
Wheeling Is to be congratulated on the
possession within her borders and In her
neighborhood Of the thousands Of sturdy
and intelligent toilers Of whom these were
but respectable representation. Only q
fraction OF the working population turned
out, but 1t showed well and unmistakably
what manner OF men they are and what
proportion Of the community they COM
pOAe,
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage of the Water aud Movements Of tn,
Steamboats,.

6buku VI tHo NutcT NUu uONtluOUlA Nt lie
Steamboats,.
The Katie Stockdale is laid up at IndiHn
Run waiting for a rise.
The Abner O'Neal has been forced 10
draw out Of the Steubenville trade for tie
time being, on account OF low water, In.
til she resumes her place In her old trade,
she will take the Telegram's place in the
Darlington trade.
The attention OF shippers is called 10
the advertisement In this issue Of the
steamer O. W. Bachelor. This fine light
draught steamer will leave for Cincinnati
ct 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Capt N,
Wintringer in command. Tho Bachelor
is running In place OF the Andes during
the low water season and Is giving genera
satisfaction TO the trade.
John Yeager and William Fleetwood
two Brilliant, Ohio, nailers, have been d
work for somo time on q new style paddle
wheel for steamboats, which promises 10
be valuable invention. In the neE
wheel the paddles are so hinged thii
just as they leave the water as tho wheel
rey0lyes, they turn, 30 that no water d
raised up behind the boat as is the case
with the ordinary inaexible paddles. The
invention has been tried and found 70
work perfectly,
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At a meeting of the Martins Ferry
Board Of Trade held Saturday night the
following committees were appointed aud
assigned their work in preparing for the
natural gas illumination in that city to.
night: Committee on Vocal Music,
Misses Flora Williams, May McKim, May
Robinson, Maggie Kerr, E!oiso Gray and
Ida Hoyle. On Band, Captain g. w.
Smith aud Hiram Frazier, j.. On Arrange.
ments, John +. Miller, James Kerr, Z. w.
Mitchell, j. s. Cochran and James A.
Dickson. On Decoration and Fireworks,
DR., A. r. Ong, William 3. Lewis, Thomas
Mears, DR.. b. o. Williams and 4. Q, Boyd.
On Publication, 0. Il. Wood, G. Q. Sedg.
wick and ]. W. Phoebus. The Committee
on Vocal Music will meet at James Kerr's
residence, Committee on Arrangements at
Cochran Il Shreves' office and Committee
on Decoration and Fireworks at Ong's
drug store, all at 0 O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
Arrangements have been made for
speeches by number Of prominent Mar.
tins Ferryans, and with the assistance OF
the Citizens Cornet Band, which rendered
its services, and the help which the DELHI.
erations oil the various committees will
bring, insures q Creditabl0 demonstration.
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The members Ol tho local press will
meet az the Chamber Of Commerce at 4,8O
O'clock this afternoon Tor the purpose Of
making final arrangements Tor The annual
meetinp Of the State Press Association,
which meets here tomorrow. AS this i5
10 Be The laAt meeting oil the city members
previous 10 tho meeting, o full turnout 10
eepecialIy desired. A letter from Pfesl.
dent Holt Of the Association, states that
instead Of leaving for Luray Cavern
Thursday morning. the Association viii
This will allow the members 4 splendid
opportunity 10 make q trip about the city
and take IA the sights Thursday, The
ftst meeting Of the Association will be
held In the chamber Of the Second branch
Of Council tomorrow afternoon, About
atty outot.toWn editors are expected 70 DO
here,
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The steubcnville packet Abner O'Neal,
brought to this city Saturday morning a
horse that Is claimed to be tho largest one
in the world. His name Is "Nebo" and he
is owned by q. W. Evans, Of Allegheny
City, who was taking the animal to ST.
Clalrsville to exhibit him during the Fair
that Is to be held there this week. Tho
horse Ia light bay, twenty hands high,
eighteen feet long and weighs 900
pounds, and Is only five years old. His
owner claims that he will weigh 200
pounds when he is two years older. He
was bred In Wayne county, Ohio. He is
valued at $4,000, Mr.. Evans carrying
that amount Of insurance on him. Quite
q number OF horsemen visited the 0'Neal
to get look at the immense piece Of
horse flesh,
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Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
II never hesitate 10 recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid cell.
ers." Electric Bitters are the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels No
family can afford 10 DO without them
They will save hundreds OF dollars In aoC'
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
a bottle by Logan Il O. vwEAE
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CHICAGO, August 2O.-The Farmer r.
vietD will print the following crop Euu,
mary in this weeks edition: The detailed
reports from the corn belt indicate nn I'M
provement in the outlook for tho corn 10
Ohio, Indiana and Minnesota, in all d
which States there Is the present pronise
Of a full average crop. This Is in accord
ancs with the tenor OF reports for the la!
three weeks, but In some instances in the
three states named the outlook 10 declared
10 be unusually promising.
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A mysterious disappearance has come 10
light III the North End. Samuel Hutch.
inson, who lived with his father and sister
at 5l5 Market street, left home ON Thurs.
day morning with his dinner bucket with
the intention OF going to work OF the North
Wheeling glass works. He has not been
seen since and no clue to his whereabouts
can be discovered.
lie Is tall, Of slender figure, dark sandy
chin whiskers, wore irocE coat, black
hat and jeans pants, and was aged about
forty years.
HlsIathey aud sister are much distressed
by bis unaCcountable absence, and will be
very grateful for any information concern.
ing him,
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At Bridgeport the inhabitants will also
"enthuso." A number Of the leading Citi.
seus have busted themselves In perleCting
arrangements and have aroused feeling
OF enthusiasm that has caught nearly
everyone. There assure to be a big turnout.
There will be q brass band TO furnish the
music and orators galore in order to prop.
erly celebrate the suspicious event. Miss
Minnie, daughter Of Hon. Ross j. Alexan.
der, is to fire the gas. AT Ntnaville the
iron workers will sec to II that the cele.
bration at that point is not behind any Of
the others In tho way Of enthusiasm and
general iollihCation,
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1i.&O. Excursions to 81. CinirSvlllo Fair.
The baltimore 4 Ohio will run trains al
excursion rates 10 81. Olalrsyille Faif, Sen.
TENDER lsi, "a and 81, leaving Wheeling al
1925 A, NJ, landing passengers direct al the
fair ground gates without change. Return.
Ink leave fair ground station Rt 1902 N,
The Fair Association have just completed
an elegant hali.nlle track, Everybody
should spend q day In the most beautiful
fair grounds In the State,
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WTVVWU I1t0VVWI
Mr.. W. s, Dixon, one Of our prominent
farmers, In company with Mr.. ] X. Hall,
Of the DAILY lNTELLioRNcRR, Of Wheeling,
w. Va, q clever, courteous gentleman,
made the Beacon a pleasant call this morn.
Ing, Mr.. Hall, who 10 an experienced
newspaper man, said that In all bis travels
he had seen no city that had the push and
enterprise Of Wichita, and that II was In.
deed The wonder city Of the West.
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D.&o Excursions to St. Clalrsvlilc Fair.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio will run trains at
exCurBlon rates TO st. ClaiBvIlle Fair, Sep.
tBmbef LIST, I'd and Sd, leaving Wheeling at
1925 A, 81, landing passengers direct at the
fair ground gates Without change. Return.
Ing leave fair ground station at $3.50 p. N,
The Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant half.mils track. Everybody
should spend a day Ia the most beautiful
fair grounds In the State.
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jim, LlrrLR has opened TO the public
his Baltimore & Ohio Restaurant and Con
ieCLlonery, No, II Sixteenth street, First.
class meals viii be served at all hours at
reasonable prices. Also board by the week,
day or meal, can be secured. Mi. Little
uses Ohio Valley Coffee whlch he claims
exceeds all others In flavor, cleannsss and
alPanUih.
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THIS Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests. The rates are AZ
reasonable "a will allow ior q tiist.ClAsS
table aud comfort Of its patrons, Mr.. II.
L, NanMeteti The owner Htlll mAnARea N.
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TIE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

TILE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
To be Held Next saturday EvCnlng-ThC
Convention.
The Republican County Executive Com.
miltee met at the Lincoln Club rooms Sat.
urday afternoon with q full representation
present. The situation was talked over
thoroughly. A proposal was submitted
to have the convention on Saturday, Sep.
TENDER II, but this was opposed on ac.
count OF the day being the last Of the an.
nual State Fair, 1t was finally decided 10
hold the primaries In the different districts
next Saturday evening aud the county
convention on Monday, September 0 at 10
A. N. in the court house. The call does
not appear this morning, the committee
not being ablO on Saturday TO fix all the
places Of voting. The official call will he
published In tho lNTRLLiaENcER tomorrow
morning,
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Chs nj Mell.hnrr Arnln.

The Wellsburg Herald OF last week says;
Gas from Washington county was turned
in the manufacturing mains Of the DalSell
Bros. & Gilmore and tho Venture GLASS
factories Saturday, and In the Wollsbnrg
company's pipes for private families
Thuisdky. The abundant supply Of gas
In addition 10 that from tho Wellsburg
wells, greatly exCeeds the demand. The
manufactures now using gas are the Rv.
erslde, Hazel, Venture and Dalzell Bros.
K Gilmore glass factories, and tho y.
George paper mill and sack factory, Tho
now prescription bottle house will Use IT.,
aS will also probably the Harvey %. pa:
per mill, now using coal. The number oil
hands employed III tho above list Of works
Ia placed Of 4S0,
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Thcrrnolnotcr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer aS observed at sChnepls drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
"a. II, III; IL NJ, 1878 r. Nj, 00'; z =.
M, 82O, Sunday: IA. M, 74'; u NJ, 02';
3p, ~, 02e; 7P. NJ, $40.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA COMPANY

Doing SOME unprctedchtCdiy Fast Pipe
Laying Contracts for 0ns.
The Natural Gas Company Of West Vir'
ginia on Saturday last chartered train
from the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany TO take aiorCs Of wotkmen, number.
ing over one hundred, to West Alexander,
where they arc completing the connecting
link between their wells aud this city.
The company was Unable 10 secure suit
able accommodations for 30 large q force
Of wofkmBn o. that point, and have com.
pleled Arrangements with tho railroad
company 10 daily transport the men under
Contractor Healeys employ 10 and from
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches ON the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure watch Of once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB w. GRUBB, JeWei0r,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market Sts.
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MheelInE INC l.NIr and Espo.IlIon

at Wheeling, September 0, I, 8, o, 10 and
II, 1880, On The above dates,the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Wheeling at low excursion
rates. For rates, time Of trains, &C., see
pmall bills, or call upon or address Agents
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August SO.-1 a: NJ.
For Western Pennsylvania aud West
Virginia, local rains, southerly winds, be-
coming westerly, slightly cooler
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TO mako room for our daily arrivals
Of Fall and Winter Stock we shalt offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
U. HESS Il SONS.
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THE PROCESSION:


Chief OF Police Smith.
llcen Glenn, lluny West, lIalshumRkCr, DckT
Desmond, Hileen, Ball MCNlChOl, DeY.
lin, OF the city police force,
Chief Marshall, J. n, Burt and Aides
J, Finley, JRmts u. Green, W. Newt Llncl
Henry Foster, Frank Archer, Conrad
WaSImRn, 7, J, Irwin, Houston
Woods, Osborne Gray.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshall, Edward Robertson.
Myers Baud-!5 men,
Prosperity Assembly No 1851, X, OIL,
Simon IleRly, N, w.,
l94 men.
q, u. llildebFand, n, w,
Painters Assembly No. 7sS, X. OIL,
VIM IlaRan, N. W.,
GO men.
PrOgrtSS Assembly No Bal, x, oiL.,
Osborne Gray, N, W.,
Plasterers Assembly 10. 7l?o, K. OIL,
q. W. Kennedy, N. W.
80 men,
Wellsburg Band-lS men,
Assembly No, $3.50, X, Of
MIrtln's Ferry,
Joseph Stephens, n. W.,
70 men.
Assembly No, l76s, X; OIL,
GIL, Muhp, N, W.
30 men.
Toronto Bapd-l6 men.
M!ugO Assembly No, AS, K. OIL,
Ned Cfosley, N. W.
2CO men.
CiLISinS' hand, Marllu's Ferry-9O men.
Alpha ASScm bly No. 1862, K. Of L.,
Adam Frazier, NJ. W.,
70 nlen.
Bella'rO City Band-20 mon.
Glass Blowers Lodge No. %.
President WlCklaud,
40 men.
Assembly No. CGi, X. Of l.,
J. J. ShuttlewOrth, N. W.,
l2g men.
Total In Frat Division, 1881 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, A. II. Britt
Washington CornOt Bandit men.
Typographical Union No. ~,
L. 0. Ludwig, President,
% mon.
BrICElAyCrS' Union No. !,
7. q. Britt, Captain,
rs mon,
stouemASons' Union Ho2,
VIM. sCheuhle, Captain,
IS men.
Carpenters and JOInen' Union No. 8,
4. W. Shaw, Captain,
10 men,
Black Eaglo Drum COrpS-l0 men.
Coal Miners Union federation,
John Robinson. Captain,
6lmen.
Nail FEEDER Union No. 8,
Robert Agnew, captain,
Is men,
Crescent Lodge, A. A. OF !. 4 s. ".
=. bowers, Captain,
GO mGu.
Et0avtt1O I ndun n NJ A
David Rollins, Captain,
" men.
VlrglnIuS Lodge, <. 4. Of !. &s.w,
Ralph marsh, Captain,
40 men.
Advance Lodge, Rtnaylllc, A. AZ
40 men.
John MCLaln, Captain,
10 mon.
Union Cornet Bind-N men,
Assembly No, Ai07, X. Of L.,
RtnRville,
Abbott wll,on, N. W.,
b0mtn.
Total In second Division, S07 men,
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal. Patrick MCGMnuahau.
Two Wagons with Gltls In White.
80 people,
Orern House Dand-1a men.
Local Union No. 0, A. 7. q. ". u.
n. Finley, Commanding.
2B5 mon.
Local Union No. Is. A. +. q. W. IT,,
Martins Ferry,
J. Il. Kellogg Commanding,
rs men.
no Wagons, one Containing a Glass Furnac
and the Other Press,
IS men
IIentheringtnns DAnd-16 men.
Local Union No 81, A. T. q. W, u,
F,B. Archer, Commanding,
$50 men.
Wagon with HogeshoerE,
men.
Mold Makers Union No, So,
II. Ritz. Commanding,
90 men.
Drum Corps men,
Glass Cutters and EngravGrs' Union No. IS,
James Ammen, Commanding,
o. men,
Drum Corps-S men.
Hobbs and Central boys,
Martin Mallarky, Commanding,
1GO men.
Wagons containing 40 men.
Total In Third Division, us men.
REHABILITATION,
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Tho Now city Directory.

W. L. Callin's Wheeling Directory for
1885 was Issued Saturday. tits compact,
neatly printed volume Of oyer 600 pages,
and reflects credit on the publisher as we'll
as upon the city OF whose population, In.
dustries and commerce II make go com.
prehenBive and convincing show. II
preserves all those features which have
made the directories published by Mr..
Calm in the past popular and left
him without rival, and has
introduced several new and valua.
bic features. The classified business
directory, one OF the features OF greatest
value to the subscribers engaged In com.
merCial or manufacturing pursuits, 10 this
year arranged with exceptional care,
while The addition OF q number Of subur.
ban towns to those heretofore issued by
Mr.. Calm, will be hailed with general sat.
isfaCtion. The pages devoted to a general
description Of the city, State, county and
municipal offices, public and prominent
private buildings, &C., contain information
at once interesting 10 the general reader
and valuable to those In search Of data re.
garding the city, and tho entire work IL
neat, systematic, thorough and reliable.
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Wanted.

Heaters and four helpers at same prices
az are paid In all other nail mllBin Wheel.
Ing. Apply at once at Office Of
LABRLLg IRoN WoRKs.
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TIE Baltimore & Ohio will run excur.
sion trains 10 81, Clalrsyllle Fair September
Lat, % and Sd. See time Of trains elsewhere,