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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-09

MI. Walter X, Duval arrived in the
city yesterday on his way to Wellsburg
having in charge the remains of hiE
wife, AS announced yesterday Mrs
Duval died at Battle Creek, Mich, Sht
was taken to a sanitarium OF high reputt
there to be treated for a tumor. Mr.
Duyal and her aunt, Miss Cecil, accom-.
panied her, The physicians said
the tumor was not a bad one, and
that the operation need not occupy
but a few minutes. She seemed
in robust health aside from the tumor,
While the chloroiorm was being admin
istered, Mrs. Duval gasped, moved con-
vulsively and died. II was the anaes'
thetiC that killed her. The physicians
turned their backs and walked away
leaving Mr.. Duval and Miss Cecil to at,
tend to their dead. Mrs. Duval's funeral
will occur at Wellsburg ut 10 u. IN. OF
Saturday.
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TOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

Tho Room on tho northwest corner Of Main
aud Twelfth streets, now occupied by the West.
ern Union Telegraph Com 1auy. Possession
April l, 1889. Apply at PEOPLES BANK, or TO
ja2 rHOs. O'BRIEN.
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WHEELING Wins At LAST.
The Reconstructed Team Beats
Hamilton Badly,
THE FINEST GAME LATELY
Played ut Island Park Yesterday
AtCrnoon-Thc New Deal Starts
or Very AuspiciOusly-Gen-
cral Base Ball News.

With two amateurs and regular men
playing out OF their positions Wheeling
jumped on Hamilton yesterday and won
u creditablC victory. The fielding of the
home team was virtually errorlessp the
tumble charged to Miller being excus
BILE. Browner, whom Wheeling has
never done much with, was fairly MUIR
dered, fifteen hits with u total OF twenty
six bases being secured of his delivery,
The home team played with more vigor
than for some time past, the fielding be-
ing clean and sharp, Hamilton did
sons terrific batting, but Haller's fine
work behind the bat and throwing cut
of their hopes Of scoring many times,
Meehan pitched agood game, and in the
ninth, when he found it was safe in his
hands, eased up and as a consequence he
was hit for three runs,
Not much can be said for the fielding
OF Hamilton, but at the bat they were
nearly as strong as Wheeling, while
BrOwner's work in the box was not as
puzaling as it has been on former oCCa'
sions,
Wheeling scored two in the first in
ming on Williams base on balls, spei,
del's two Dagger and Niles tumble Of
Hobrechts hot liner. Bowman opened
the third with u corking hit to left,
reached second on Speidels sacrifice and
scored on Haller's three Dagger, the lat
ter reaching home ON Higgins tumble oil
Hobrechts hit. Miller reached first In
the fourth on Whites error; Williams
lined out a t%wo.bagger, both crossing the
plate on BOwman's beautiful hit to left
center iorthree bags. Hobrecht opened
the fifth with a three Dagger, and came
home on Meehen's hit to right for two
bases. Williams in the sixth repeated
Hobrecht's feat, and scored on Bow
mans single. Miller in the seventh hit
to Wetterer, who threw low to White,
and the ball going over into the sun
seats Miller reached third, scoring on q
wild throw OF Bowman's to second in an
attempt to catch Williams mapping. In
the eighth speidcl and Haller hit safely
and both scored on HobreCht's fly out
and wild throw
The five runs OF Hamilton were made
in three innings. In the fourth inning
Meehan had White struck out, but
Hengle gave him his base on balls. He
stole second and scored on Wetterers
single. In the seventh Dolan raped
out a Corking three.bagger and came
home on Lancer's single. In the ninth
Meehan easCd up some and as n conse'
quence he was hit for a triple, a double
and three singles. Wetterer got his
bsse on balls and scored on Dolan's
second triple, Dolan coming home on
Lancer's double. Lancer made the last
run by trotting home on Higgins hit,
Following is the score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-09
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL
On a Glorious Summer Night
Out at the Park
is ATTENDED BY HUNDREDS
From tho City-A Splendid Pro-
gramme Nicely Rcudcred-Pretty
HIumInatIons Added to the
Enjoyment orthc Occasion.

The Summer-night festival given at
Wheeling park last night by the Opera
House band and orchestra vas a very
successful and enjoyable affair The
night was a perfect one, the Night-Queen
in her full splendor riding high in the
heavens and flooding the. beautiful
grounds with shimmering silver, while
the odors OF dew-weighted flowers and
shrubs were waited about by the gently
stirring breezes, The tete took place in
the enclosure, in the real OF the
park, and there, added to the moons
illumination, were the lights OF hun
dreds OF Chinese lanterns that made
the scene a particularly bright and gala
one. 1t seemed as though nearly every
one was there; county and city oti'
cials, politicians, business men and their
wives and children, clerks and young
men about town, and a regiment OF
pretty Urls strolled about or sat and
listened to the music. Everyone Rp'
peared to enjoy themselves, and 1t was
a matter OF general wonderment why
the band had not attempted something
OF the kind before.
The band, consisting OF about twenty
pieces, rendered the following pro-
gramme in a most excellent manner:
PART t.
MarCh-"The Bicycle Race" ..,"r.,..,.C, Latann
Oyerture-"POct and Peasant" ,....F. Won SuppG
"The Musical Cook Of the Black Forest, .";YY,
Grand Observation-Disclosures" ,RuedlgcI
Waltz from "The Maiden Of Belle Isle" Y-"".;",
FART II.
Overture-"Ernst and scherz" ~.".,... ,,..l Iummel
"DiG Post I'm Waldo" "......""" "sCliaeieE
Polka Franchise, from 1.-THE nugler" .,.., SteNGnG
Humorous ENTHUSIASTICALLY ".,.m".r RlessleT
G%alOp-JOyS OF sporting. "",''""."",N eumann
This programme was concluded about
II o'clock, after which the orchestra fur
nished dance music for nearly two hours
in the reireshment hall, which for this
occasion was turned into a dancing pa
Vilion.
Tho organization spared no effort to
make their entertainment enjoyable
and succeeded admirably. The Elm
Grove road ran special trains to accom-
MEDIATE those who went out from the
city and in addition to those who went
out in the cars, there were u hundred or
more who drove out. Having been so
successful with their first festival, it is to
be hoped that the band will feel en-
couraged 10 give others.
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A Good Party for Ilnutnuqun.

A number of West Virginia people arc
in the city, staying at the Mcclure house,
enroute for Chautauqua. They leave
via Pittsburgh over the Baltimore &
Ohio this morning. The party consists
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Gibson, OF New
burg Senator and Mrs. ]. p. Jones and
daughter, Miss Cora, OF Terra Alta Miss
Ida Anderson, OF Newburg; Miss Kate
Samsel, Of Grafton and DR.. Harriet B.
Jones, Bert Koblegard, Harry Craig,
Tom Danser, Branuon Bennett, George
Kitson, Ed. Tunstel, Fred Harrison,
Misses Minnie Huntington, Flodie
Bailey, Ella Hall and Fannie Dawson
and Mrs. Blanche ArbuCkle. They ex.
pect TO be gone two or three weeks.
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The MouOnEnlIn county OH Field.

MOr1dniOpn New D0iaintOR,
The developments In the oil field have
not been in any way startling the past
week, only one new well having come
in, on the NJ. Gore lease, but several new
rigs have gone up and several new wells
are expected to come in every day.
There arc more people on the ground,
however, than at any former time, and
the rush for leases has by no means di.
minished. A great deal OF talk Is mere
speculation, though n thing is GER
tain-there Is a great oil field in this
county and it is being worked vigor.
ously, but the inside matters are
kept in strict confidence by the opera.
tors. There are a few wells that do
from $50 10 400 barrels per day and q
great many that do 100 barrels. Some
haye,Come in that are good gassers also,
and, unfortunate as It is, there have
been two dry holes. The excitement
and competition Is wonderful to think OF
and the entire boundary OF the field Is
alive with men who want to bore and
who are boring. The fever heat OF the
excitement has not been reached yet,
either, and when it is it will be a lucky
day for old Monongerhail,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Novel Base lall Gams-Rlsht OF Way Suit.
Personal Gossip, etc.

feEaunhA huhHlpt eAg'
Cheaper than in Wh%eeling-Jullus Jacobs, .
Miss Anna BELL Beck Is visiting friends at
Blaine,
The LRughlin mill will start up In full next
sunday,
Nj, !, 7, Haues~ bought a Iour'yearold trotter
Mr., Theodore C, Ayers, of St. Clairsvillc, was
down yesterday.
Miss Maggie haywood spent yesterday at Mt,
Pleasant with friends,
Mrs. a. link and son, OF stCubenyIlle, are Wis
itlng friends In the city,
The brick work on the new Opera House block
will be completed to-day,
Ten furnaces ut the EtnA mill are or. The
Others will resume next week,
SIr. aud Mrs. Jack Moore have returned from
an extended visit III Alabama.
Mt, Joseph Jacobs and family returned from
their eastern %soiourn yesterday,
Mr.. spGrO, OF the firm OF spero & Whitman, OF
Cleveland, was In town yesterday,
The .RtnRville ClubRnd theO Meals, OF Bridge
port, will play IN exhibition gane OF ball.
Yesterday J. 7, Hanes shipped a car load oil
marble 70 MARSHALL county, W. Va over the Is,
so, road.
The Martins Ferry club will probably play d
Sunday game with the Wheeling club some time
In the near future.
7. A. Lavender, ESD, OF 81. Louis, u Belmont
county man formerly, Is QuartGred ut the llOteI
Haywood for one week.
Rev, A., j.. Johnson aud wife leave this morn
Ing for Burgetlstown,. IA, where they will spend
about ten days with friends,
DR., F.S, Morrison, of Milwaukee, Is spending
q few days with his parents, Mr., aud Mrs, S. q
Morrison, lie Is recovering from u severe Al
tack Of lniammatOry rheumatism,
The preliminary hearing OF the condemnation
suit olthe Martins Ferry Terminal Company VS.
Wood aud Bell for right Of way took place "
the Probate Court at st. ClalrsvlllG yesterday.
The Jury VIII examine the land next Monday,
Mrs, Catherine ReInharl, son Mr., Albert NJ
Remnant aud daughter Miss a. Reinhart, AnC
Mr., Charles kOehler, OF Cincinnati, are tn
guests Of Mt, and Mrs, !. II, Flick on the Heights
This Is their first visit to Martins Ferry anC
like nearly all other strangers they were SURPRISED
to find such u large And prosperous town,
The much talked otgame Of base ball between
the professional aud business men was played
on the furnace grounds yesterday afternoon, A
large crowd witnessed the game and the feature
were tho big score and the iun. WillT. DlXOn'i
side defeated Jacob LOFTS by score Of IS to %
and all those who did not witness the CANT
missed a rare treat, Six innings were played
The battery for DIXOn's club consisted Of Will
Cattell, WIll Dixon, Charley ThOrngRtG and T
II. HeSlOp, and for the other side Joe haywood
Jacob Lots and Charles KuGkuCk, The double
pointed raZzle dazzle slide OF Chris llell'S wa
tunnier than Il minstrel show, Some OF tn
players thought they could put up good ball, bu
they are afraid to tackle Wheeling.
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Thn MnirnrIo sllower tlI. wppk,

The occurrence which holds the first
place In popular interest in Augustus
astronomical annals takes place near
the close OF this week. This is the dis.
play Of meteOrs which Is seer on the
9th, 10th and 18th. On or about the date
first named the earth, every year, while
sweeping along in Its course around the
sun, dashes into a swarm OF meteors
which arc following in the track Of ono
OF the comets Of 1862. The earth's pas
sage through this swarm takes three or
four days. Meteors-which are the lit.
tie points Of moving light popularity
called "fNlling stars"-are seen nearly
every clear night during the year in
some part OF the sky il looked for care.
fully for an hour or two, but they are
more numerous than usual around the
10th OF August and the 18th OF Novem.
Der. "Star showers"-that is, aiew me.
teors In the same region OF the irma.
ment in a few minutes Of time-are
sometimcR seen about April 20 and No.
vember q, but the most beautiful and
interesting displays are those which
take place on or near August 10 and
November IL.
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Hamm & Co.-Furnlture, &c.
For Rent.


TOR RENTAL 1922 MARKET
II street, two Front Rooms on ground floor.
Water street. AMI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-09

The insurance on the Union BriCL
Works at New Cumberland has beer
adjusted by the following companies
Liverpool, London and Globe, $500.
Anglo Nevada, $1,000; franklin, o
Wheeling, $l,500; Jefferson, OF Wheel
ing, $1,000; American, Of Wheeling
$1,000; Standard, OF Wheeling, $1,000
Fire and Marine, $1,000; German, o.
Wheeling, $780, Peabody, OF Wheeling
$3.50; Providence, Of Washington, 81, 600
Reading, Of Reading, Pa, $1,000; Ger
man American, $1,000 German, o.
Philadelphia, 81 1000. Total, $4,000.
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Tic nenylest Ever Cnst.

81. LOUIS age Of S6ot'
In our issue OF the goth was an item
regarding four large plato glass tables &c
feet in length and 10! feet wide and
weighing forty.eight tons each, which
were referred TO as probably the largest
tables OF the kind ever contracted for.
Messrs. A. ]. Sweeney & Son, Wheeling,
W. Va, inform us that they built for
the alIndRrd Plate Glass Company, OF
Butler, Pa, two plate glass casting tables
20 feet long and 124 feet wide. The
tables weighed each twenty-five tons,
the rolls weighed each seven tons, max.
ing q total weight for one table complete
with roll OF thirty.two tons. They also
built two casting tables for the Howard
Plate Glass Company, at CoChran's
Station, Pa, 81 feet long and ~! feet
wide, These tables weighed each seven
and q half tons, the rolls each thirty and
a half tons, making n total weight for
one complete table Of thIrty.eight tons.
Tho width OF the table could be OK.
tended almost indefinitely, as 1t Is built
In sections,
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A GOOD LAW.
Tho Illinois Law Against Circulating Sen,
BatinnRi Literature to be Enforced,

mo llIlnOlA LAW NBuinbt ORIGINATING beu'
5AtlonAl Literature to be Enforced.
CHICAGO, August s.-A determined
effort Is 10 be made to enforce the law O
the cent,LegiSlature against sensation,
al police literature, The Chicago brunch
Of the Western Society for tho Sup.
preston OF Vice, through It's Secretary.
Mr.. Van Arsdale, calls the attention Of
tire public TO a law enacted by the iii.
nois Legislature, at It's recent session, Ia
suppress selling, lending giving away,
or showing to any minor child any ph'
per or publication principally devoted "a
Illustrating or describing criminal deeds,
The prohibition covers the exhibition oil
such publications In any place within
tho view Of minor children and tho en-.
ploying Of minors 10 sell such papers,
The penalty is not more than $500 fine
nor more than six months In jail, OF
both,
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In the combination, proportion, and pre-.
paration Of its ingredients, Hoods Sarsa.
parillG accomplishes cures where other
preparations entirely fail. Peculiar in ita
good name ut home, which lisa "tower
OF strength abroad" peculiar in the phe'
nomenGl sales it has attained, Hoods
%SarsaparillR is tho most successful med.
iCine for purifying the blood, giving
strength, and creating an appetite. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-09

Is a combination Of the active propertiel
OF dates, figs and prunes, and othel
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste ant
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so CEN
bottles by Q. h, Goethe, W. W. Irwin
W. L. Williams and John Laughlin
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.
wholesale agents,
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TUE WHEELING wHEELMgS.
A Large aud Enthusiastic Mestiug-Tl
Parade.

Parade.
The meeting OF the Wheelmeu last
evening was largely attended. The
Committee on Uniform reported, and
the uniform was adopted, 1t is a dark
blue, neat fitting jacket, black jersey
tights, black stockings, dark blue cap
and belt,
A committee consisting OF Messrs. ].
NJ. Belleville, O. E. Irwin and Dr.. r. II.
Billiard was appointed to consider the
invitations to races, and report at the
next meeting, A committee consisting
OF @. L. Irwin, X. L. Sarver and John
Mcclure was appointed to select a
suitable hall for permanent meetings,
Six new League members were taken in,
The Blue Sulphur Springs hotel has been
designated as a League hotel.
The Chinese lantern parade which
followed the meeting was a very attraC.
tive affair, though not SO large as was
hoped,
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sYrup OF Figs

Is natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; 10 cure habitua.
constipation, indigestion, piles. etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For salo in 80 cent?
apd 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton =. Hess, Il. y. Burt and O. Men
kemeller.
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A,ioot race OF 100 yards was run al
Williamsburg last Saturday, says the
WoodSfeldO O., Esprit, betweensMr. Louis
Gruber, OF Jersey City, N. J.-a mem
Der OF the Scottish. a american Athletic
Club-and Mr.. Ashford Douden, oil
B~atesville, o. The prize, which was q
silver cup, was won by Mr.. Gruber with
ease. The latter's friends are willing to
back him against any Splinter In East
nrn Ohm.
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Mr., John Mcclure and Mr.. James l.,
Day returned yesterday morning from
Cincinnati, which point they reached
last Monday afternoon by easy stages on
their wheels, They report having a
very enjoyable trip, although they are
considerably Drowned and weather-bea'
ten. They tell a story on themselves,
which is rather neat in its way. Be-
coming very thirsty they stopped at q
farm house and asked a man at the gate
who was eating a piece OF bread il they
could get u drink, ~ don't know" said
he, "l'm a tramp myself, But there's q
man in the house up yonder."
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Proposals,
Sealed Proposals.


WHEkLINUI w va August o Ib6V'
Sealed proposals. will be received by the Com
mittee on Fire Department for tho laying Of q
New Floor IN the VigilRnl FnRlnO House, The
floor 10 be laid with hard burned Fire EliCk and
Pitch Cement, or Asphalt Blocks laid In Port
land Cement. The contractor 10 OIL In with SIX
inches Of coarse gravel, the sand being siitCd
out, aud bed the paving blocks with two inches
Of clean, sharp sand.
For miher Information apply TO ]. A. Dun.
Ming, Chief Marshal, at Atlantic Engine House.
The Committee reserves the right To reject any
or all bids. Proposals 70 be IN by bO'ClOOk p. m,
Monday, August II, at City Clerks office.
". II, FEE,
Au7 Clerk Fire DCpnrtmpnt,
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BERTHE LawrcnCe's manager ls trying
10 arrange another match between
Engledrum, the Chicago foot racer, and
an East Liverpool, Ohio, short distance
man for 5000 a side. II arrangements
arc made II will come of at the Fifth
street rink, East Liverpool.
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FOR SALE.

building LotJ Old Fair Grounds, ZRnp's
ron, youth Huron South Front, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth Wood, Wilson, MOyllOn, Twenty.
eighth Twonty'nInth and MCCOliOCh stfeets,
from 800 ~. '
BflcA House three rooms pantry aud cellar,
all IN good repair, for 1900 cash.
Frame House, containing 7 rooms, al IN BOulh
br0alwAyi lot iOGl2Oi IN FIRST class condition,
cheap.
a good y fOOmed house, IN very desirable lona.
ton, on North front street, Tor t3,BOU.
Seven R0Oned Brick House, corner Thirty.
Elghih ana wood streets, iUntb ioF b2lB pGf year,
E!ghi Roontd Franc House on leased ground
Tor eJO0 cash.
dwelling Houses aud slorO.tooms for rent
u, u, SMITH,
y igB1 Main pifhbi.
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Use ono valley Coaee. 1tIsthe best

WANAMAKER & BRowN's suits are un.
equalled by SO per cent in every respect,
700 samples TO select from. The wonder
OF the consumer is why it has not been
represented here before. Also Buggies
and Carpets ut cost at j. W. Ferrel's,
2l0l Main street.
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TIE richest flavor, Ohio Valley Coffee


In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need & gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Is Just what you need. Give II a
trial. Sold in so cent bottles by @. r.
Goethe, W. W. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., wholesale agents.
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TOR SALE.

NtTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Dwelling House No. % Twelfth E%trcot-lRtgO
House and Lot near Fourth street on Coal 81.
Brick and Frame BulldinR-imll .lOt-GG BY 100
feet, southeast corner Market aud TwCnty.lOufth
streets.
". v. IIOGE 4 BRO,
ly2b 19DD MaFk0i gtTn1t
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ANNAPOLIS, Mn, August s.-A tele'
gram has been received by the Secretary
Of State from Governor Lowry, Of Miss.
lssippi, stating that he had revoked the
appointment OF Detective Norris, who
was here trying 10 arrest Kilfain for
prize fighting.
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Tin nnl, rnrtSrL ROmOhn

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia ant
kindred ills Ia the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. II
strengthens aS we'll as %Clcanses the Bys
tenn, II Ia easily taken, and perfectly
harmless. For sale In SO cents and 81 bot
ties by Logan Drug Co.. Anton +. Hess
u. Il. Burt and Q. M%enkemeller.
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Gbe S%utcllioruter.
Orlco. Nos. e6 aud "a Fourtoenth Street.
New Advertisements

WautCd-Empty Vinegar Barrels.
For SalC-llOiSG and Lot.
For SulG-A boarding House.
For salC-uhiO County Bonds.
The Misses DOddrldgG-Mu siC, Drawing, &c.
Grand LunCh-ll, EChCnOrrg,
NOtIce-W. &. WiCdnan, County SupcrlntCnd
Ont OF Schools.
Hase Ball -DaytOn vs.. Wheeling.
N~OliCC-AlOnLO l.. 81. Myers, Administrator.
Rich Cut GlaSSwAfe-kWlng Bros.
College Of William and Mary.
Upright Piano For Sale.
Early Fall Dress GoOds-J. &. Rhodes Il Co.
Geo. NJ, SnOOk & Co.'s Friday BArg%ains-HCAt
NJ inRn1
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GARFIELD ASSEMBLY will hold theil
picnic at tho Wheeling Park Saturday
August 10, afternoon and evening. Ar
rangemGnts are being made 10 have
this the most enjoyable picnic Of the
season. Mayors full band will furnish
the music. Everybody
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-09

If You cannot see mud need speCtaCleS
you should call on IN and hive your Eyes
tested without charge. We have Tho
finest Instruments and more experience
tlNn any other OptlCian IN tho State,
nnl guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
JeWClCr md OptlClnn,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets.