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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
Mining Troubles in Illinois.

DANvILLE, ILL July 9.-The strik-
ing miners of Grape creek are eSill in
a state of intense excitement over the
report that negro miners are to be i'm
ported from Kentucky to take their
places, and it is their intention 70 keep
the substitutes from going to work,
Persuasion will be used first, and if
that fails force will be resoIted to.
The negroes are already on their way
snd will arrive this morning, Sheriff
Turtle has thirty five deputies at the
creek, who are under orders to quell
any disturbance. The strikers are de-
termined that no one hut themselves
shall work the mines and serious trou-
bic is anticipated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10

, MRS A. w. BRocEAw, of Groton,
Brown county, OAK, used Allcock's
P,asters for fifteen years-completely
cured Of irregulaIity by using two
Plastsr3 across the small of the back
for seven days each month-also
found them very efiicacious in Kidney
troubles-Cured Of a dull, heavy pain
and pressure at the base of the brain
by wearing an AllcoCk's Porous Plaster
at the hack of the neck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
Crab Orchard Springs,

T INCOLN COUNTY, KY. The excellence
LOfthe cuisine and accommodations char
a1teristo Of this hotel during the past three
years, shall be fully maintained this season.
Excursion tickets 10 the springs by the Il.
and N Railway are good via Louisville, both
going and returning, 70 proceed on FIRST train
succeeding arrival in Louisville,
W, I, GRANT PTe9t' J, G, KING Sup't
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
UP 5000 EETST.

REER PARK AND OAKLAHD-0n
~ the crest Of tho Alleghanlos, within the
famous Glade Section, directly on the line Of
the b. and 0. No Stage Rides or Bus Trans
fors, All Limited Express Trains Stop.
With tho new and unparal elod fast tchod-
ulo on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
these lovely twin resorts are beyond all COM
parison the most advantageously located,
both as TO train service and surroundings, OF
any east of the Rockies.
Season Opens June Odd, No Flies
No Mosquitoes. No Hay Fever No Malaria
Deer Park and Oakland, the ono being but
six miles distant from the othCr..with the
most charming drives connecting them--will
be under tho manas ement Of Mr.. W. j..
WALKER, who, in h thrcO seasOns man
agomont has mode many enthu siastC friends
OF tho glorious resorts All communications
should DO addressed to W. j. Walker, Queen
City Hotel, Cumberland, Md, up TO June
18th. Aiter that date, either Deer Park or
Oakland, Md
RhTES-s6O, SIS and 500 per month, ac-
cOrding to locations.
The b. and o. Company has spared no OK
ponso in rendering Deer Park and Oakland
the leading Mountain Resorts Of tho East,
and for the season Of 1885 the attractions will
be Of character not hitherto equaled, and
tho cuisine OF both houses unexoollod.
First-class Laundry. Fine Livery. Elo-
giant new Bathing Pools.
Tho finest place for Childrcn in the land.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
BEAVERDAM SPRINGS
CUANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE

No. 5Ol9, r. D.-Chancory Court Of Shelby
county State Of Tennessee, ETC., vs.. Sa-
rah Armstrong ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entercd in the above cause on the
4th dag Ci June, 1876, M. b. 90, page 1853,
/ will sell, ut public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, In front o the Clerk and Mas
ter's office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tom, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce II and obtain agents we will
i for the next sixty days give away, free
Of charge, in each county in the u. 3. lin
VRnIc SuspensOry Belts. Price s.; a
positive and unfailing cure for Nervous Do
bility, Varioocele, Emissions, Impotency,
etc. $4,000 Reward paid II every Belt we
manu- acture does not generate a genuine
TRIO BELT AGENCY, P. %. sBOx .17s.
brooklyn, N. Y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-10
Secretary Manning Enjoying Him


NEW YORK, July 9.-S3cretary Man
ming took sal last evening in Samuel
j. Tllden's steam yacht Viking. The
route WAS from Yonkers up the Hud-
son, and the Secretary seemed to en-
Joy the sail very much.
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Old Point Comfort, Virginia.
KYGElA HOTEL.
RHEA SPRINGS,
Enst Tennessee.

I IELEBRATED as a cure for Dyspepsia,
" Chronic Diarrhea, INDIGESTION and all
Kidney Affections. Beautifully situated on
the banks Of a crystal mountain stream
Fine fishing, beautiful drives and romantic
scenery. Climate unsurpassed Hotel and
cottages remudeled. Excellent garden.
Plenty Of fresh milk and pu butter. Fifty
miles north OF Chattanooga. only seven
hours run from Atlanta. No togs, malaria
or mosquitoes. Board reasonable.
T. b. G0RMAN, Proprietor,
Formerly Of Warm springs Hotel, N. q.
wSend for Descriptive Circular.
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sntnrdnx. AuEu.t Z. 1855.

within leRa hours, tho following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to- wit: A certain loi beginning at a
stake on the west side Of Ninth street l3j
feet north Of the north side Of Carolina
street; thence west and parallel with Caro-
lima street 1917 feet 10 ttahe; thence north
% feet " an alley; thence east l5lA feet Q
feet to the beginning.
Terms OF sale--On credit Of six monthg
note with security required: lien retained
redemption barred This july 3, 1886.
81 i. MCD0 ELL, Clerk and Master.
ByH. II. Waist, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Pm 4 y. W. Heifkell and John John
stOni Solicitors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-22
ANornRR RxPERIMENT
With Gratifying Results 10 he Burning of
Garbage,


Another experiment was made at the
Belmont mill last night in the cremation
of garbage and night soil. Manager
Riester, q tine Belmont, has co-operatsd
with the experiments, going to some
trouble to afford the facilities which his
company placed at the disposal OF the
City Health Officer and others who are
making tho experiments, Last night he
had the Smith gas heating furnace heated
up, and 1t was used in the experiments,
Mayor Grubb, DR.. Baird, DR., Hustled,
City Health Officer Garrison, Messrs,
John q. Hoffman, 81. aud ir,, Manager
Rlester, Clerk GalligGn and other gentle
men were present, and Mayor Brown
and other gentlemen from Bellaire were
interested spectators. Gale SylVis con-
Quoted the cremation,
A barrel Of kitchen garbage was entire
ly consumed to an impalpable powder In
four minutes, by the watch. A quantity
OF slaughter house refuse consumed seven
minutes in the cremation, and night soil
from ordinary wet vaults disappeared ut
terly in fifteen minutes.
The gentlemen present think they have
demonstrated ~conrlusively that the filth
and refuse that has been heretofore dump
ed into the river can be easily, quickly
and economically disposed Of by burning.
A furnace could be 80 constructed as to
permit the contents OF night carts 10 be
dumped into it direct, and while a gas
furnace would cost q little nor than 9
coal furnace, it seems to be demonstrated
that 1t would have advantages common
surata with the increase Of cost.
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LoCAL B%REvITIEs.
Mattsrs of minor Mamonti in and About the
CITY.

oity.
MATINEE at the Peoples Theatre today
ONE marriage license was. issued yes.
terdsy.
PEopLR's THEATRE this evening-"only
a farmers Daughter"
The buffalo Bill combination is at
GAINESVILLE to-day, and will arrive here to-
morrow,
A NuNRRR ef Bridgeport capitalists have
recently invested in land near St. Andrew
Bay, Florida.
FouRTEESTa street, east Of Main, Is
being torn up preparatory to paving 1t
with FIRE brick,
THE matters and gents furnishing goods
dealers Of the city all closed last night at
7 o'clock, with one exception.
TUE Turner'S exCuraiol to Steubenville
on the Telegram tomorrow will be &C.
Companied by a full brass band.
THR Black Diamonds defeated the
Stump PiCkeTs by a score Of IA 70 20,
Mr.. W. Turner is captain OF the stump
Pickers.
THOMAS sRAMoN was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate Of
Mary Bell Henry, deceased, and gave
bond in the sum OF $500 with n. Schulz
as surety.
BURGLARS attempted to effect an en-
francs TO Heilmeier's dye shop, on Market
street, near the creek, Thursday night
but we're scared off by the proprietor, who
fred at them.
AN entertainment will be given a
Westwood's hall, in the Eighth ward, THU
evening, by Prof. Crago's class in elocu'
ton. a very attractive programme has
been prepared,
The Great Western band which will &C
company an excursion from Pittsburgh
on Sunday will likely assist the Operi
House band at the concert at the Park to
morrow afternoon,
Mr.. L. METZ has signed the 0 p, N
agreement, and henCef0rth his dry goodI
store will be closed at that hour in com
mon with the other dry good merchants
to take effect Monday, May Gath.
MARIETTA and Parkeraburg Strawberries
are in market. They are fully as largl
and nlCo as the Barnehville berries tina
come here later In the season, and sell al
twenty cents. Home berries will not ap
pear for a week or 80 yet,
A THREE year old son Of Otto Kaulkriet
ger, oithe Eighth ward, fell from a cart yes
terday afternoon and cut O slit in his
tongue one and one.quarter inch long. Il
was a very painful cut, and necessitateC
the making OF several stitches 10 close II
DR.. Mccoy attended the little sufferer.
The Chapliue Street Temperance sChoo
had a very large attendance last night, anC
in addition to the usual exercises DR.
Hattie Jones was present and gave somt
excellent temperance lessons from the
charts recently introduced into the public
schools. The temperance school at thiE
church Is in a Aourishing condition.
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. LouiI
Railway Company has decided to widen
and rebuild the Bulger tunnel, between
Bulger and BurgeLtstown, at once, and
arch it with brick. The tunnel at present
Is aTched with woodwork, and is-only
wide enough for q single track, the double
track only running to its mouth. The in
tention Is to build a double track through
the tunnel and all the way out to steuben'
vile. The cost OF widening and rebuild
ing OF this tunnel will be about $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-22
AHnur PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the CITY and wheeling Foil
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY anu wheeling FolkA
Abroad.
Rey. DR.. Cunningham is spending O lew
days with friends at Millersburg, o.
Mr. r. II. Browse, Grape Islands lead
ing and well known citizen, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. John Howard, Chief Clerk in the
Secretary Of States Office, came up from
Charleston yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Adams, who has been spend.
ing the past week in this vicinity, return
ed to Washington last evening.
Mr.. William Bentley, OF Parkersburg,
and Mr.. II. N. Ogden, Of Fairmont, were
registered at the Stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. A. W.. Mayors, the handsome senior
from Bethany College, was in the city, yes
terday. Mr.. Mayors is the energetic busl'
ness manager Of the COlegtat.
President John K. Wier, Of the United
Nailers, is home from an extended eastern
trip on business for the Association. He
says the eastern nall mills are all at work
end the men prosperous.
Rev. l.. H. Munger, q recent graduate
OF the Theological Seminary at Rochester
N. Y, will occupy the pulpit OF the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning and
evening, and will hold interesting services
Mr.. A. II. Beach, after spending several
days ut home, started out again yesterday
morning for Washington and points In this
State aud Baltimore, in the interests Of
tho insurance company with which he Is
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The international Sunday School lesson
for tomorrow will be studied at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. Rev. X. Rush Swope will
conduct the study.
The young mems meeting will begin al
s o'clock tonight. There will be singing
fifteen minutes before the service and The
meeting will continue hree.quarters Of an
hour.
The young mems Sunday afternoon
meeting will be addressed by Miss Jennie
Smith, the evangelist.
Strangers, commercial travellers and
young men Of every class are invited Ia
attend both these meetings.
Members Of the association will assist
Miss Smith In an open air service at the
Fifth ward market house at 0 o'clock 10.
morrow evening.
The Outing club organized by members
OF the association had lie excursion
for this season last Tuesday, The club
will take a ramble next Tuesday evening,
leaving the building al 8 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-22
o.nnIpo Kanr,-oo 1hos,.


Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord a deed made May Is, by Conrad Sci
bert and wife TO Z. NJ. Kirk, wife Of ]. II.
Kirk, in consideration Of $500. for a lot
the National road in Pleasant Valley,
Also a deed made October %, 1886, by
Emma ]. Stephens, guardian Of Edward
W. =. NeG, 10 Elizabeth NJ. NeT, in con
alteration Of 500, for a lot on Fourteenth
street.
Also a deed made May 10, by Daniel
Arndt and vile to the Natural Gas Com,
panp Of West Virginia, in consideration o.
$500, for part Of lot 65 on North MAR
street.
Also a deed made May 20, by A. B
Caldwell, special commissioner, 10 thu
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia
in consideration Of $500, for fractional To-
No. 81, on the southeast corner Of Twenty
ninth and Woods streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-22
AFINE poArINa COURSE.
The Back River Dam to be Taken AdVAatas
Of by OArsmen,

Of by ORFSmeu,
1t ia understood that Charlie Miller
one Of Bridgeport's well known citizens
a leading patron and admirer Of aquatic
sport and who was formerly oneo Of Weis
gerbsr's heaviest hackers, intends goinl
to Pittsburgh in the near future for the
purpose Of looking about for a commodioul
boat house which, II n can be secured
1t is proposed to place in the back river
lie also intends going to Columbus and
Cleveland TO See about having built q
number Of light lap.streak row boats, FOL
which thOre Is a demand here.
The building Of the new Government
dam near the lower point Of the Island
has made the back river a splendid place
for rowing, During the past two year
quite q mania has broken out among thu
young men Of this vicinity for rowing, boil
as y means Of recreation and bodily exerr
else, Tho strong current in the rive
makes rowing there q little too much Of a
good thing and the back river Is in Conse
quenC0, q very popular place for the sport
II the boat house is secured 1t will be fur
nighed with shells, working boats, out
riggers and canoes, which will be rented
out. Down the river about Marietta
canoeing Is a very popular sport. 1t hal
also been suggested that in connection
with the boat house there be bath house
established.
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rnE MlLp wNsr Cunning.
Buffalo BllpA Grsat Hordsr show to be Here
Next Monday.


Buffalo Buzz ursat IiordSr show to be Here
Next Monday.
On Monday and Tuesday next, Hon,
William Cody ('BuHalo Blll") and his
company Of scouts, hunters, riders, shoot.
ers and cowboys, to say nothing Of a large
Indian village and nearly fifty bulTalos,
will exhibit on the State Fair Grounds the
habits and manner OF lie OF the denizens
Of the "Wild West" Iii Is scarcely fair TO
call this q SHOW" 1t is 80 different from
any show in every respect that II ought
10 have a new word coined tor It. 1t Is an
exposition Of border life, o Conglomeration
Of all the unique and picturesque features
OF American life where the aborigines and
the pale face meet and minRle-a con-
densation OF the experiences OF a year on
the plains and in tho mountains Of the
Far West.
Buffalo Bill has certainly out-B arnumed
Barnum In his novel show, with Its bar.
barrie splendOr, Its amusements, Ito perils,
its wild rough characters, 0 under per
feet discipline. 1t Is as decorouS az a
Sunday school, and far more interesting
than a circus, besides being something
that all should see, az within a few years
scenes Of the wild West will have gone to
the forgotten past. Those, therefore, who
can 90 ought TO see 1t now.
Such men as Earl Dunraven, Mark
Twain and Brick POmeroy have put them.
selves on record publicly as endorsing
andreCommendlngthe exhibition, aud the
press everywhere with singular unanimlty
commends 1t enthusiastically. Twenty.
five hundred people frequently witnesses
the performance In one day. In Boston,
staid, blue stocking, Puritan Boston, The
exhibition was granted special permission
to take place on s%unday-the only in.
stance OF such u thing on record. II lie
more instructive than u we'll written book
and more interesting than one OF Coop
er's novels.
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10 prnnrnte lhe nrnrn..

The following committees OF ]. W. Hol
liday Post, g. A. r., are detailed for duty
on Decoration Day, Sunday, May 30th,
and are requested TO report at headquar'
ters this evening for instruction:
For Peninsular Cemetery-Comradel
G. W. Baggq, Thos. Bray, Thos. Cham,
berB, w. L. Gilbreath, O. Klaproth, David
Martin, D.;;MCGinnis, John McAdams, b
Och, Jas. Sheridan, +. L. Stanley, Daniel
Usselton, J.. W. Webb, John Wise, N,
Bennett, Benjamin Conley and R. y,
Taylor.
For Greenwood and Catholic Cemete.
ries-Comrades John Carlin, s.. p. Davis,
JOS. A. Farls, Henry Hoefef, Fred. KnabeI
VIM. MCAdams, Geo. Prayer, j. NJ. Rich
ards, Chas. F. Reed, L, 7. salterbach,
Hugh Sterling, Fred. ekeitt, Fred. Bye,
VIM. Rodenbach, B. B. Dovener and w
II. Travis.
For Mount Wood Cemetery-Comfades
Ed. Robinson j. W. Browning, Jas. by.
son, Alex. Dedbaugh, Robert Hazlett, 8.
Kraus, W. s. Meek, Geo. Rodenhaugh,
Alex. Riddle, s. Rosenleib, w. II. Sheib,
A. stumpp, W. j. RObb, q. II. Senseney,
VIM. Turner, j. r. Waterman, b. f. Ma.
lone and David Work.
For Mt. Zion and Red Mems Cemete.
iies-Oonrades +. II. Ctago, George w.
Clark, y. b. Farrell, Louis Grade, WIN.
LeeCh, Jos. Marpole, Aug. Saners, L. h.
Scott, g. W. Bowers, Robt. Leasdale, VIM.
Frank and D. +. Mckinley.
Comrades who prefer different assign
ments can arrange for them by reporting
their wishes at Che Post this evening.
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FROM lis Tbs. TO I6I lbs.
To the Caticura Remedies l Owe My
Health, My Happiness and My Life.

A day never passes that do not think and speah
klhdlyof the CUTlCURA REMEDIES. seven yearl
ago, all OF 0 dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
ranging In size from 4 cherry stone TO an orange,
The large ones were ffightlul TO look at, and pain.
ful 10 bear. people turned aside when they raw
me, In disgust, Rndl was MhAmtd 10 DO. on the
street OF IN society. PhytlHihus and their treat.
ment, aud all ne1lolnGs Jailed 10 do any good. 10
a moment Of despair l tried tho gutlOlfA Rome.
dIeS-CutICura, tho great Skin Cure, and CUT.
ternally, and CnLlcura Re,Olvent, The new
Hood Purifier, Internally tho small ltrlts lac call
them) gradually disappeared, aud the largo ones
broke In about two weeks, dlscharglhg lAigs guam.
today TO tell the story Of ny 1nGetipg, Ny weight
then was ilb SlCkly pounds my weight INV Is l6l
solid, healthy pounds, aud my height II only five
feet Aye inches. In my travels ! praitei the cur.
CURA REHEDiks, North, kOuth, East and West. To
CurICuR4 RIMEDiEs " ~ iKALtli. ~ HAPrt.
NEss, and NY LIFE. A prominent New Y0tk drug
git asked me tho other day, "DO you still use the
CuTlCURA HENRDlESi you look TO BE- 10 petieOt
health2' Ny reply was, "a do, and shall always,
Ihavef known what sickness Il since | commenced
laughed at By pfaislng them 10 people not nc
quAlnted with their merits, but sooner or later they
Nll come 10 their senses. anu b lleye The Sane n
those that Use them, rs dozens have whom have
told. May the time come when there shall DO a
largc, CvfICuRL, supply HOnss III every city In the
world, for the benefit. Of humanity, where the
CUricuRA REAEDlES shall be sold Only, so that
There will DO rarely q need Of ever entering a drug
store. N. HUSBANDS,
2tO Fulton 81, New Yotk, N. Y.
CUTiCURA REvIDtgs are. a positive cure for every
form Of skin and Blood disease, from llinples 10
SCt0iula. Sold evefJ Hhaie PFiGst tutlCUIA, 80
gents; SOAP. 70 ccntsi REsILyEST NW Prepared
Mas. Send iJt "How 10 JurcsEIh diseases
nluPLES, BiaCkheads, Skin Blemishts, aud Ilaby
L I'M ITimOfg. Ika (ttftgIfaA SNAP.
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TICKET
Talked of at u Delegate meeting In this Cit,
last Evening.

Talked Of at u Delegate Meeting In this CitJ
last Evening.
Delegates from the various unions and
societies comprising the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly met last night
at Knights Of Labor hall, in BeCk's block
to consider the expedlenCy Of nominating
a legislative ticket in Ohio county this fall,
in the interests of organized labor. The
meeting was private, and those who at.
tended were very retiCent as TO what was
done. There is reason to believe that nc
final action was taken. Several OF the dele
gates were In favor Of not nominating a
separate ticket, but Of supporting accept
able nominees on either ofthe party tickets
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GRAVEL Is very common and distress.
Ing disorder; one that causes more pain 10
men than any other disease TO which they
are subject; seven cases out Of ten are
caused by o deranged condition Of the
kidneys. For this distressing complaint
there is nothing that can equal the potency
Of Warmers sale cure,
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nob. You Little usar.,,

A beautiful card entitled "Oh, You Lit
tie Dear" will be given on Saturday 10
every purchaser Of Tea, Coffee, Spices and
Baking Powder. Remember the location
Of our stores in this locality!
I'LL and 2201 Market street, Wheeling.
1877 Belmont street, Bellaire, Ohio.
130South Fourth street, Steubenville, o.
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The P. o. ( st. L. Ry. %. will sell
round TIP tickets TO 81. Louis Monday,
May "a, at rate Of $3.50. Tickets good
returning until May 81. For tickets and
further particulars call on OF address j. q.
Tomllnson, Passenger agent, Panhandle
route, Wheeling,