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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-18
BELLAIRH.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the GlnsA CITY,

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Rev. r, ", Lane was not 80 we'll yesterday.
The majority Of the glRSSworkers have gone
home.
The paving Of tho central part OF town will be.
GIN soon,
.Rey. n, s, LIoey Is down with typhoid fever at
bis old home near Pittsburgh.
An infant Of Alexander lIeatherlngLon's was
buried this week on Rose Hin,
The Lantern Globe Company continues 10 ship
large lots Of globes IN all directions,
The natural gas excitement has not subsidized
here, and may terminate In q big boom for He'll.
alrc yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seal and Mr.. and Mrs, g..
Ilorlberry left yesterday, for their UnlOntOWn,
Ia, home.
Mr.. Louis BashAr has gone on a far west trip
and VIII make Denver, Col, his headquarters for
about two months.
Mrs. NJ. TIC, HogC and daughters, Misses An.
mic aud Bessie. left yesterday on visit TO Mrs.
A. Hoge, near Belmont.
The Baltimore & Ohio have made u slight
change IN their west bound accommodation,
leaving now At l;Ol p. IN.
Mr.. and MrS. Walter Darrah, OF St. OlaIrSvIlle,
and Miss Mary Hllles, Of RArlegyllle, were here
this week among friends.
Mrs. Campbell aud three ChlldFUn, Of LOrAin,
are here, tBQ guests OF Mr., aud Mrs. George
RomlCk, Of tho Fourth ward,
Mr., Albert ROdciCF, who became unconscious
while working In aud around an old well last
week from foul ali, Is better again.
George Myers, Of A, o. Mellott,S furniture
Etore. and ". s, McCollOHgh, OF Gravel it'll STe
sm%llIng-R son and q daughter tho cause.
]. W. Houston 4 Son have finished tho hIy
w9rehouSS nj the Standard mil, iirljsSnort All
afG o1uulV,uS w w. Wv I. oNuulus uete'
Ihe tcnQo hoRtn ~ q quincy nay no qIorlims
WI WeSs; 4nH sSH32! Dp4Eu HuJoMtlel ON uc'
~ ~ TUG EeVPFG lllhess OF MIS-, WlHlRm Der
BunutAali
w. W. Miller, the man who opened the Two
fancy goods stores here, has left iOr parts lin,
known, and the stores arc III the hands OF lilo
cOnsta6les.
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seoond.lIand flIcyole. For Sale,

One Sl.inch Columbia Volunteer ...........s 0
One b2.lnch Columbia Volunteer ......., see. ..... &
One m.lnCh Columbia Standard Dm""......-.... I
One 10 inch Columbia Expert."............. I
One b9.inch Columbia Light Roadster. ........ 4
One bGilch American Challenge .m.....",m .
one Nlct0f safety ..'''..tt.',t u"................. ~
One Crescent sREpsy. "............ ...". :
Call on or address,
CHARLES r. GoETgR,
Agent for Columbia Bicycles,
III Sixteenth street,
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The Dayton club left syer the B, & o.
at II o'clock last night for Springfield,
where they play the balance 0! this
week, The Mansfield club will arrive
here this morning and finish out the
week with Wheeling. These three
games will be the last that will be
played here till the Goth inst, when
Canton will be here for three more
games. Wheeling will go from here to
Mansfield for three games and then to
Canton for three, The games with Mans
field should be interesting ones; that
club has been making wonderful strides
OF late and now puts up q game that
makes the leaders hump themselves to
boot, While agood attendance Is hoped
for, there ia no truth in the rumOr that
1t is the intention TO stretch ropes this
afternoon in order to keep the crowd oil
the field,
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A very black woman who insists That
her nam 10 Bridget 0'Donnell, and who
has been afralgnlg In POLICE Court SeY.
eral tlneS, ya6 observed on the street
yesterday afternoon with q very pretty,
well dressed little white hoy, She was
drunk, and was using the boy very
roughly. Finally Officer Carney arrested
her and lodged her In the lookup on o
plain drunk charge. The hoy belonged
10 an East Wheeling family, and his par.
ehts had been hunting him everywhere,
and his father finally found him Just
the arrest, Several wild stories
were told about the case, one Of them
being THAT q gypsy had been arrested for
stealing a child.
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In tho special term OF the Circuit
Court yesterday, Judge PAUL presiding,
George Paur was granted a divorce from
his wife, Rosa Paur.
In the matter OF the last will and tesla
ment Of Catherine Joyce, appealed from
the county court, this court held that
the writing offered was her will, and
ordered that II be recorded.
In the case Of Jacob soles vs.. the
Wheeling Railway Company the court
denied the motion OF plaintiff to amend
the bill OF exceptions.
W. II. G. Curtiss was admitted to
practice at the bar, on motion OF Prose
cutting Attorney Howard.
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IN JAIL FOR STApBING.
a wheeling Colored Man Caught ut wa1h.
iugtOn, Pa,

ingtOn, Pa,
Last evenings Washington, Pa, Jour-
nal says; James Bell, the colored gen.
tleman from Wheeling, who carved the
Williamson girl yesterday, was arrested
by the police yesterday afternoon, He
was seen standing near the gas works,
and Officers Rankin and Orr gave chase
and finally caught the fellow in the
woods above the first trestle on the w.
& W. railroad. The fellow was lodged
in jail and last night the Williamson
girl went before Squire Ripple and enter.
ed information against him for aggrava.
ted assault and battery, The hearing
will take place Tomorrow
Bells first name Is Charles. He was
employed at Nichols livery stable, on
Eighth street, and met the Williamson
girl at Josie Boyd's house, on Tenth
street, whereshe was known as "Beulah."
Bell persuaded her to leave the house
and live with him, on Market street
near Eighth, but they Quarreled, and
Monday she went home, 1t is said in
company with a white man, an oil driller.
Colored people here who know her, say
she was afraid OF Bcll-apparently not
without reason.
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Tic NIoundayllls CnmpmsetlnE.

At q meeting oithe Board OF Directors
Of the Wheeling District Campmeeting
Association, held on tho grounds at
Moundsvillc, arrangements were per.
fCCted for the annual campmeeting
which Is to open August 10 and close
August 25. II Is now assured that
Bishop Joyce will DO present, and L. O.
Excel, who was at Moundsville with
Sam Jones, has been secured 10 lead tho
singing. Rev. DR.. Norcross. Of Pitts.
burgh, will also assist In the services.
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TOLEDO, Ono, July l7,-Toledo to-day
sold third.baseman Billy Alvord to Kan.
sas City, receiving Sam Barley and
$1,000 for him. Alyord played lis last
game with Toledo to-day. He signs
with Kansas City at the rate OF s $500 per
season for the balance Of this season and
$500 for next season. He will Join the
Kansas City team at once, Barkley COM
ing here,
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-THE Directors
Of the indianapolis club tonight de.
Clded that GlasscoCk should be given the
position Of manager, vacated by the re-
signation Of Bancroft. GlassCoCk will
take charge at the close OF the series oil
games to be played in New York this
Waak.
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There was aserious row at Darlington,
Ohio, Tuesday, between two farmers
from the West Virginia side. They were
neighbors and had had n quarrel they
met in Darlington and fell'to pounding
each other in a rough and tumble fight,
John Long, thelargest Of the two, severe
ly punished Henry Craig. Later, when
when Long crossed the river To 90 home,
he was set upon by a crowd, and he pull
ed a revolver and fred, striking George
Jones in the hip. This frightened tue
others so that the row ended and Long
escaped a severer punishment than lie
had administered to Craig.
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MARTINS FERRY.
sunday school PiOnlS-supday's Fatality
POFsOnAlS, etc,

AAAHR#N
POTsOnAlS, Ote,
New hay is selling Al $40 per ton III this city
Miss Mary Jones leaves to-day for Columbus "a
visit friends.
Miss Alice Thornton left Yesterday for ROches'
ter, Pa, stopping At Portland,
NesSrs. Z. J, Hoylo and ", II, Connolly were
ut Portland on buhipesS yesterday,
Frank Hess and Frank Irwin are at UnloutoWui
Pa, where they Will buy 4 laundry,
Miss Blanche Medlll, who has been quite III
with typhoid fever, Is able to walk about the
house,
Mr.. aud Mn, John V, Beattle, Of Washington
Pa arr the guests OF MI Beattie's mother MIS-
Purcell,
Mn. Dr.. ", II. Hall, MB, DR., A. Il, opg aud
MrS, Fannie Anderson are visiting relatives ai
Zanesvllle.
Mrs. Sophia Helllng has been appointed and
qualified q eXecutTlx OF The Will Of her husband
Henry Helliug.
MF, Louis Smith returned last evening from I
successful Western trip In the Interest Of lh'
Buckeye Glass Company,
Alta special meeting Of the City Council yes
terdAy, Henry stengle vas appointed City Treas
uTer Vice Thomas Charlton, resigned,
Harry Jones, VIII Jones, Ehpralm Brow,
Harry Thomas, John Williams and Others vii
take In the excursion on the Il 4. D, to Atlantf
City to-day,
The lame Of tho young man killed on III
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road 1T Rush Run OF
Sunday morning was VIII SlYArd, Tic y \ SOL
OF William Slyarl, OF MlngO, 10 yeATS old. !
was reported In Martins Ferry yesterday that !
was William Jones, sou Of Mr., J, v, Jones, .Rnt
Mr.. Jones daughters, Misses Lizzie and Clara
went to Rush Kun to Investigate the matter
Between 800 and 400 persons attended the pl
mic given yesterday by the Methodist EplScOpl
Church ~ MedillS grove, CT SOTkville, NeRfL
all Of those who attended made the trip gu III
excursion barge Minnie, towGd by the steane
Horace. The boat left NJ Sa, III, aud returned \
1850 n, IN, There was plenty OF music, vocal lnI
Instrumental, going aud returning, aud on III
way back Rev. ], 81. Winters offered prayer, Tn
day was perfect aud all bad lu excellent tIinOH
the grove. Games 81 all kinds were played ant
highly enjoyed, and all Of those who AIlrrdCt
were fed whether they took anything uT lOi
Expenses were made md tho committee and NJ
others aTe we'll pleased with the days outing
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To Atlantic CITY.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany to-day runs from here and other
places cast OF the Ohio river, tho first
excursion 10 Atlantic City this season.
The fare for the round trip is $40, tickets
good for ten days, with %stop.over privi.
lego at Washington, Last season
these excursions were popular, and
there Is every reason TO believe they
will be still more 30 this. The
train leaving at ASS this morning will
have n parlor car attached. A special
sleeper will be run via Pittsburgh at
0:10 this evening. The indications are
that this will be apopular train. Among
those who will leave to-day are Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank stamm, MI. and Mrs. Frank
q. Caldwell, Mr.. VIII B. Day, Mr., and
Mrs. George FlaCcps aud two friends,
Mr., VIII Kirbach, Miss schopper, Major
]. W. Mitchell and daughter, aud o. S.
Smith and Mr.. Armstrong, Of Monroe
county, Ohio,
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Slight Accident on lie Elm Grove Road,

sHBW tapVluehto u TUE hHN uEuNe AuAu'
The motor drawing the Elm Grove
train due here from the country at 8 1886
o'clock last evening, met with an acct,
dent as 1t was coming up the Fulton
grade that disarranged the roads run,
ming arrangements for over an hour,
The side, or drying YodS Of the motor,
broke, and the traih could not he moved
forward nor backward till word bad been
sent to tho office here and an extra mo-
tor sent out TO bring the disabled train
in. The accident occurred at a very in
opportune time, for the train leaving
here at 6:l0 o'clock was delayed for over
an hour. As that train Is used by tho
people doing business In the city and
Lying in the country Togo 10 their sup.
pers, there were many cold slppers out
the road last eyepipE,
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Yp.lerlntla polIee Coutt.

There werC Eve cases In the police
court yesterday. Mrs. Dean, a Colored
woman, was fined 90 and costs for fight
Ing with Mrs. Dan Richie on Sunday
but OH motion Of her attorney, n. Q,
Cfiswell, tho fine was increased 70 $40 70
enable her 10 take an appeal. Adam
Medley, a baltimore h Ohio engineer,
was fined 81 and costs for running car
upon the switch a. Bloch Bros tobacco
works before 10 O'Clock p, m, The ofdl.
nance says cars shall not be run on this
switch earlier than 10 O'Clock, and Med.
Icy ran one on al sixteen minutes after
. o'clock,
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The Little Jim well No. 2, on the Topt farm.
barrels a day.
.Mr. RE. Campbell, Of New Cumberland. and
Miss Allie Northlotd, Of Toronto, o. were mai.
tied III steubVnyille yesterday.
The, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis CON.
panY has q Cofpl Of surveyors In New CumhCF.
!and surveying tho. branch Up a. far IA OeotRe,
EiTn, ~. TINS VIII open up new clay land north
The Clay Cly bNO ball club defeated thO
10 former Tuesday by d score OF i 10 Il, Tho
features 81 thq game were liOtspholdVf'S pitch.
ing ana Pyls's short stop work for the home
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Last evening llrs. @. L. vankeuren
met with a severe accident az she was
riding her tricycle. an the South Side.
Mr., Vankeuren was just ahead Of her
on his bicycle, and she turned into
Twenty.fourth street rather sharply, her
attention at the same time being attract.
cd by o skittish horse Just behind her.
She was thrown from her wheel, strik-
Ing on her face on kle brick pavement,
and was badly hurt. pf. Norris
dressed her injuries, and though they
are painful, he thinks she will be all
right In q few days.
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Tho Board Of Education will meet In
regular monthly session this evening,
In addition 10 ~transacting the regular
routine business, the teachers for tho
ensuing year will probably be appointed,
audit Is possible that q proposition will
DO made TO make some changes In some
Of the text books now used. There ID o
possibility that there may be some inter.
esting discussion over both OF these
special subjects.
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Are quickly given to every part Of The
body by Hoods SarBapatllla. That tired
feeling 10 entirely overcome. The blood
"a purified enriched and ViLAliGed, and
carries health instead Of disease 10 every
organ. The stomach Is toned and
strengthened the appetite restored. The
kidneys and liver arc reused and invig.
Grated. The brain 70 refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work, Try. II,
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is a combination Of The active properties
Of dates, AgS and primes, and other
tropical fruits, It's pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II In.
stlpGtign, ihdigCsti6nI hlllpuaneas, sick
hOhdaClle, IllBst eih Said 10 so cent
by o, H. Goetse, w, W, Irwin
W. \. Williams and John tAughlln.
Drug 90. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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Ladies'

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
In 30 cent bottles by u. X. Goethe, W.
W. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., whole:
sale agents.
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TaE wALKING MATCH.
A Spirited and Interesting Start Last Night.
Tho score this Morning.

Wheeling people who are fond Of that
rather neglected athletic spoFt-ppe Of
the most copmendable aud desirable OF
all Sports-pedestrlaRlsm, are indeed
fortunate in having the chance to see
such famous and successful walkers as
Peter Hegelmau, George Uartright,
George Corners, James Ray, Sam Day,
and Peter Golden. These names In.
clude all the champions since the
days OF Weston, 0'Leary and Rowell.
These are the rising men In the business
Of whom, one will one day DO proud to
say he has seen them on the track.
They and Engeldrum and MCGnne,
promising pedestrians, the latter the
local champion, last night at 0 o'clock
started on . seyenty.fye.hopr go;as.you.
please racea at Healy's Garden.
There wss q good attendance and good
music liyened up the start. The men
all started of with speed and spirit, and
from the first the Contest Wag exciting.
Mr.. w. W. Whitmyer, Of the Register,
was prevailod'upon to not rs referee.
At 1880 O'Clock this morning the
roa.n a,1a ar f~nllauuu,
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Dick For.rthe osts Elgnt Yenr..

In the Circuit Court yesterday Dick
Forsythe, convicted Of robbery, was
brought before Judge PAUL. His motion
for q new trial vas overruled, and no
was sentenced TO eight years contine.
melt in the penitentiary. His counsel
asked for a stay Of execution to enable
them TO take an appeal, and 1t was
granted.
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S. s.. MARVIN 90. have on exhibition
in I'LL tlrst-ClaSS groceries in the city,
bottles OF Artesian well water
used in the manufacture Of their superior
Cakes and Crackers. They use no i'm.
pure river water Ia their goodg.
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Escur.Ion 10 Atlanue 0lty WI lhe y. 4 :

E4curAlOn 10 Atlantic CITY Via Tue u. 4 o,
The first Of the select excursions will
DO run from Wheellngon Thursday, July
10, 1850. Round trip rate $40, tickets
good ten days, with stop off privilege at
Washington, D. o., returning. A parlor
car will be attached to train No. 0, leav.
ing Wheeling at 4:35 A, mn via Grafton,
and o Pullman sleeper will be run from
Wheeling on train leaving at 8:l0 p. IN.
via Pittsburgh. For parlor and sleeping
car space, time OF trains, DC, call at Bal.
timofe 6'ohio ticket office,
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The glass buyers are beginning to ar.
rive in pretty good numbers. Messrs.
A. S. Lawrence, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
and Thomas G. Edge, Of New York, reg
istered at the Mcclure House yesterday,
and Mr.. Henry Falker, representing a
Chicago firm which annually makes
largo purchases from the glass manufaC-
tufers OF this vicinity, Is at the Stamm.
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ID natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
known 10 cleanse the system
whom bilious or costive; to dispel head;
aches, colds, and fever; To cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, .piles, etc.
Manufactured only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
+. Hess, r. u, Burt and o. Men.
kameller,
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IF ron cannot SEQ and need spectacles
yOu should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tho
finest Instruments and more experience
tlIan any other OptiCian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWeler and 0ptiCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Az this hour all the men appeared to
be in the best OF condition. They were
nearly all going at n dog.trot, and Nc.
Crane, the little sawed-off Wheelingite,
was pulling away contentedly at a stogie
as he pounded along over the sawdust.
There was quite a fair sized crowd pres
ent at this hour.
This afternoon there will be q special
matIpee'tp which all ladies' will be ad.
mitted free, The men were getting
warmed up last evening and to-day they
may be expected to make some good
time.
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Tns Ohio River Railroad Company
will sell exCuplon tickets 10 White Sui.
phur Springs July 25th 10 goth, good 70.
turning until August 0, at rate Of Sli 50
for round trip.
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Tho ohly psrfost remedy

For habiLual constipation, dyspepsia aud
kindred Ills is The famous QalltorHla
irpit remedy Syrup Of Figs. II
strengthens al we'll as GldanseS tie sys.
tenn " ID easily taken, and perfectly
harmless For sale In DO cents and q bot,
ties by logan Drug Co., Anton n Hess,
X, b, Buft and o. Menkbmbller,
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For HOT MEATHER.

Afull line Of Serges, Drap D'EtCs and
CheVlOts, Just suited iOrthe hot weather,
which will he made up ilrst.Class NJ
reasonable prices.
In StOck-A large line OF Oyerslzes III
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body5O
At G. HESS u sons,
1891 4 1923 Market Street,
Wheeling, ". Ha,
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TnE Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
give their second Grand Picnic on the
Fair Grounds, Saturday, July 20. La
dies free. Everybody come and have a
good time.
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League and Association Games

AZ WHbNIlHTOu- hAHIHHlO III TINOWTKlI
I. RaFnSd 4 aud 2 Hts \ and ., Errors, 4
AZ Philadelphia leyeland. q; Philadelphia,
each. Pitchers, BAkely and Sanders aud Wood,
AtNew Y0rk-Sew YORK, 4; Chicago, 3, Earn,
ed, I aud o., Hts, $ and ., Errors, 0 aud 8.
Pitchers, nwyeE and Weleh. Home runs, TER
man and Cphner,
oils, 8, Earned, o aud 2. IIIts, u and I. vi.
rorS, I and 7, PltcherG, Had60urle aud det7ClH.
Second game, Boston, I; indianapolis 3. Earned,
. and 2. Hlu, Sand7. Errors, ) and 2, Pitch
ers, DAILY and Kusle.
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White 4 Co.'S, great trained animal
shows will exhibit in Wheeling, on
Caldwoll'a Run, for ono week, cotnmetc-
Ing Monday, July %, The show con.
slSts OF the finest trained horses and
dogs In America. General admission,
10 cents,
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DoS'r forget that White 4 Cos. show
consists Of the finest trained horses and
dogs on the road. VIII show for one
week on Oaldwell's Run, commencing
Monday, July %.
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no OLEYElANp.

kaOurslOn via the Pennsylvania Lines.
The first Of the Pennsylvania Com.
Summer Excursions TO Cleveland
q announced for Thursday, July %.
Bridgeport for Cleveland AZ 0;42 d. tuu
Central time, and buy a round trip ticket
Tor g %, which 10 good returning until
Sunday, July 20, inclusive,
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s. S, MARVIN & Co. arc baking one ton
OF Sultana Raisins daily into their deli.
cious Royal Fruit Biscuits. Ask your
grocer for them.
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Gbe Sntellioeuttr,


wanted-second Hand III a Bakery.
Notice to COnlraCt0rs-C. Il. Long,
Ocean Fare Reduced-H. y, lehFens.
lIasO Hall-Manylell vs.. Wheeling,
Dinner ~sctS-Ewing Bros.
Notice to COntIaCtOrS-wm. L, Wallis.
Grand P~lCnlC-FultOn Flrcmell.
Prohibition Meeting at MOundSvillC,
Summer GroccriCS-COnle r & SnedekOr.
For HirC-one Horse Coupe-Robert Luko's
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s, 8, MARVIN 4 Co. have the only Ar.
teSlan we'll In heir bakery In the county.
They iSO no dirty, lmpttfu river water
In The manufacture Of their superior
goods,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-18

THIS Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
give their second Grand Picnic on the
Fair Grounds, Saturday, July 20. Ladies'
free. Everybody come and have a good
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