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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

L &. STANTON, AmuseT1ents.
r VI Hrx-. Architect.
E snixoxs, Fnance W l. Buzz broker
NEW YORK EXHIBITION C0NMITTEEMEE.
annex. Memorial hall, containing the
artists display. was intended 10 be per-
manent Its Architectural effect was
very line. its dome rising 100 feet above
the ground The remaining buildings
were all large and important structures,
including twenty-six erected hy the diff
ferent states and thirty by private Amer
lean exhibitors. The number of visitors
was 9.9l0. 1885,
In 1878 the French government inaug-
urated an exhibition TO demonstrate 10
foreign nations the success of the repub-
lie and recommend the French system
Of industrial protection. Though in size
and splendor this surpassed all previous
exhibitions. By the time it was held mer-
chants had ceased to exhibit their goods
as formerly for mercantile purposes.
Old houses declined to enter goods. but
the space was taken up by new ones.
The number Of entries were double those
Of the exposition of 1867.
The next great exposition-the one
being now held in Paris-was also insti-
tuted by the French. Ike the American
exhibition. to celebrate centennial
the centennial of the French revolution.
1t takes rank still higher than those be
fore it as It's predecessors have excclied
theirs. While these exhibitions have
ceased to attract as commercial adver-
tisers, they have steadily increased in in
terest. Curious iAvoutions, curious man
ufactures have been increasing through
the country. and the improved means Of
transportation have facilitated the view
ing Of the displays by people from all
parts Of the globe.
Aud now preparations are being rade
for q worlds fair IN the United States
ia 1892 As that Of 1875 exceilcd that
Of 1888, so may 1892 excel 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

The New York worlds fair was not
success. It followed closely on the
heels Of tho London exhibition. and the
novelty had worn OF. there vas an exhi-
bition in Dublin at the same time. and
the location of tho building wac then
quite a distance from the center o. the
cirv Instead Of 1900 exhibitors who
contributed 70 the London show. there
we're but a 500 - New YORK Then there
vas great delay in opening All those
causes made tho New York affair a far
tanner one than that in Hyde park But
the Yankee exhibited a lot 4 agricultural
implements. WHOM be has since been
using % great advantage. besides ship
ping them al over the world After
che far the View YORK CRYSTAL Paiscs
wss lsassd % the American institute for
annual exhibitions. and during one y
them. IN Oc-ober. 1873 is caught frs
and ras destroyed With rs contents
The New York worlds fair vas a 3nan-
cisl failure
Munich had an exhibition RI a glass
ard iron building IN 1854. vli-a ~ss in-
tsrrupte3 ~ cholera The French car
risd m the IDEA started 81 tie Eng 81
hv IN exhihI-a1n 81 1915 rs Paris vvai 3
v.irh wss ap e. thsr rue successful
nsxt to the svss park afIssr aa 'd-
Ing - stons BRICK snt glass rts erected
o. ths Champs E.vsees ss> ~ $50 feet
-s,srur a. aco 0c0 Tie Emperor LOWS
Nag eon opened the exhibition ru Msv
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

s.Aen She Ell 5lrion enaeS he b4si3.
~ - - lnLeaded - - per1azsaE, 1.-E
= ~4z 1=u1cl.shso
Ia lsoT tie french srrzage1 81 exhi-
1iuor ~h--h dAS-41cs1 al previous oaes
a. TIE D-ra Der q exAl3slers 411 sisl-Crs-
A e1-l--1g - ereoJe4 Ia Tie Champ
DC Mars. eva IL shape. SO fesl lQ1g
- ! 80 fe~t vide. tLs ARA beng ~
creased ~ a nuazosr " smaller blll1Lngs
g s. acres. i s4s opened e. .i.s paoAo
for seven mozths. duriag w4ich there
we're s. 30 exhibitors. TIE tims TIE
sxhlosti9n VS. open AS longer than
gh4I u either 4 The Lonloa shows. plt
taere were more visitors IA proportion
.LAAluz lais facg i4to consideration At
the Paris exposition. II u.s. claimed
tnzl there ~as a financial pro1t - l1s
Paris exposition u about So go
TIE thlrc deoennlAl exhibition ia 1872
IN London was q small affair The next
great affair ~ tie kini WAS tie Vienna
exhibition OF 1873 The main bullllns
Vas u enck ana glass, 9y5 feet long
and - feet wide. With = central dome.
-tt-AN 49, - T. a&---tt~9 ~ - ~
feet. a machinery annex q brick -,ol4
81 l55 feet, me arr hall aud ether
buildings. There were over .OJJ. eco
visitors. This exhibition was the most
costly and the greatest financial failure
OF any Twelve millions were expended.
Of which tLree-q1arters were lost. This
was largely owing To- the financial panic
OF that year.
When the centennial year a Ameri-
can Independence came round ia 1915.
the people OF the United States inaugu-
rated al exhibition which went far 70
obiiterats the chGgrin caused them by
their failure in 1883. Congress created
a centennial commission empowered TO
raise $40 600 600. Philadelphia naturally
was selected as the place for holding tie
exhibition, and suitable buildings were
erected. the main one being $50 feet
long by 404 feet. with projecting wings
at the centers aud sides 4l6 feet in
length. This building alone covered an
area OF 20 acres. Machinery hall was
l 402 feet long by SCI feet wide, with an
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

Il Is not a vile fancy drink made n rum,
poor wn.saey. or refuse liquors. spiced and
snretrutl 60 please the taste. bur a purely
vegetable preparation, made from native Cali
fUTri. .arn~.
twenty dse years use have dem0nsfra 20
million, of srncrcrs throughout The civilized
world. th.t % all tie medicines ever discovered
Vinegar 8.tfers only possesses perfect aad
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with fbe follow n- diseases. viz.
Dyspepsia. k1eumaf SGD. tat4rrh. Neuralgia.
Headache bels. ~crofuia. skin Diseases. Jaun-
tirr. eout. Pics. E.N9usl.ss. ani ail other
dis asses afiein- from blood Impurities. sne as
NeruIfure is ls Ihr BEST Is fine fv4r't tfin Z
death 10 al WORMS thar iuiest tae hamau sYs-
ten.
- lsaiway- eafe 20 tasc 90 CIV time. or U1-
der ans condition of fur ss-ifal. from old or
yauur nr Tor either SEX. IL is pDt up 70 iv,
sff.a~ lle Old IS eHEIfiy bitter. and : The
stronger ia eatl attic ed'af. Tie new style =
Very pleasant Cd tle tl.tf and perfect meai-
~ fr delicate omen or children. bach
kint distinctly marked on 'sp Of carton.
M1rf ftUII.r Keep N.fn F|UH8 nu hand. *
tier ..rn complete ns.l.iHe chest.
Stai ftr q feaut.fgi book. frro
Address Il. IA 'irUNN AID DRUG CO.
80 ~ asa.E -ion .sf- y. j. ilfy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

wonderful Crys
tal Palace. the
first or Us kind.
consisting, { Z q
eept the flooring
aud joist5, OF
glass and iron
It's length was
l. s5l feet prob
ably the number
beng intended 10
represent Z b .
wear OF the exhi-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

the Newspaper reporters though bis
stores were often So extraordinary That
the bo7s heslta-ed % print them ari
sometime omitted them altogether. pre-
ferriug - ruu The risk q being beaten 10
that ~ Being -azan in 0y tho leQlarious
manage lie is row secluded ~ %
friend. wno entertain so.ne Ecq>s ol 1-s
serr--.~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

q. -.y-~..s
r..... 60 ....,.,..ss -, b.. w,.-
=. 49,
-.
a Letic-t -otei eisfA sle- = 49, n
q tA4n-fi-.-s.
F9rlAn4 . 70 nAse Tie s-@-il : p
system o. s-lrt-"3f~--
Hl1.ll-ls - people day Halcn TIE
irl1roFeale as BENG made a. TIE state
Far grounds.
f.r~-s x,r. Id IA Port Huron. on
charge af rape. las been admitted ~
fa-l ID tas sam " $50
1900, r.r..a rarxsoa Ehne MI
80 tr~.l Ia 40 Lava. MONDAY
e-',,.....f sasd sc As overcome b.
f|..e..f
,f.ss.irr,., 4. cs.ea.o resorter a.
<, f. aa. f-ssrad Monday
..l' ~, u $3.50. ~. - Nanier
80 -, f-o7o 49,. ...r-r
= 49, ~
a. A. y. ~. -, -
80. - !. '..,rf-~ ..ger.I bgssies
80 .-,~. $50. Tre.ns AN
l....- s,--..-
i-V irl.la - '..-' t..-.t,i-
W.. Na7 N.-.et ~ 49, -
H''..' '- -' -. Il. 81,
-.-. A-'-'o~
t-afifs Afostf aAi Siiaalss " Truman .
tH1 jackson Ae-l1ss arc uAiel ~ iess
fof bul-lIuga nfe lliiet an CFe4N0 49,
horse. ihe animal Is aess0usiS
burned
Rev. g.. II. Morgan, pastor OF tne
nl7t ". +. church. 40 ADRIAN, handed
ll uls res. -latlOA 0u his return from
h-s vacation recently cause. d.ssatls-
faction ~ the church .rAlbcIslp p
pal., H.r.eh a tratenar was
klIsd 81 th4 s.. s r. 81. railway Mon
dav m0rnmz. II haad was caught by
projecting lumber and nearly torn
nom h,s bsdv. lie was aOJ married.
T. tt,ga. -..s..l .lo.,xo from Mus.
80. ,.....,, i. ......- t,,, al r,,s,r-,,
T =. Il -, ,-ro 80 a ooad
ea.e ar,.c-t hmm. Denntv sheriff sell
Iek Ia Quincy ofht.at.d as best man.
800 .t..,...~s. ~ Can't
80 - nv.
-. 49, = -
go. -.-'i. ~. -
-'' 80. 90 -
~
49, as .-'l.'.,.,,.', -,
- 49,
-''. - 80 ~ =
So. -, Ia,
Wy '---'0
- lo
A j. Emerson CO.. tnicaSo com
MISSION merchants, AA. E contracted io'
TINS year crop OF peacHes on q t'"
10Y olo.''lu = .'.- ~ .no -.
$50
e''0
Pre- bugs gave Iona 4 rclsn OF terror
Tor t~o months tnDn let up iot one
month lney nave now resumed oual-
ness AZ me old stand by burning an IN
occupied mouse ara tenement con
tanning three ianl-lts-
One day last IS * Mrs. L. J
McacAam was sitting on the door step,
when passcr by Informed her that a
snake was lying AZ her feet. >nt
vam00sed and the snake WAS killed
IL Vas rat.lesnake.
Raul. Greek police caDtured ter
Sn~1ay r.gRt The festive vouno
IiooIs dt.rstgbed a iehu for the ius
- t.l-g 49,. - II 49, ,.,.,,, = -
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

IT CONTAINS NO FRCNcH on CTHCR BRANDY,
DEFENDING SOLELY UPON TrC ACTIVE PRINCE
FLC or JAMAICA GINGER FOR lIs MEDICINAL
FOHER.
IT IS no HEw THING, CIT Hks BEEN
TESTED TINE AND TlwE AGAIN 81 THE GRAND
PARENTS Of MANY WHO VIII HE LIKELY 10
REkU THIS MEMORANDUM, As NEll As ~ T-E
eRLNoc4iLORCN or OTHERS ThC CLANS
MADE ron IT HAVE ALWAYS BEN WILL FOUND
cd AND NEVER ExTRksbGANT. II OCLS IT'S
WORK WELL.
iF one IS CRAHPEc, IT IS NOT
Pleasant TO FAVE EXPERIMENTS TfIro VITA
NEWER REMEDIES WHEN, ~ ALMOST Ehc4
AND EVERY roysGHolD ~ TIE COUNTRY, II
Is USUALLY POSSIBLE TO FIND TrE GENUINE
ERED. BaowN's GINGER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

Lovers II tie game u baseball,
personal acQualnlan.as Of Nm
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
ERkAp ARMS ! 4ADlANA AAlLk1AD-
- = eEaol Ja2e II. -.


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fzalAs ol1Sa saerK
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-, se".' : : s-'s 80 ~-NA'''~" '--.s $50
- - '~s ,s.sss
$780,. 80 .i.I.. ..,.-t.l <..nis, 1870
l.-t..-. -....-t .l.-t 80, .s...tT t.. =.
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49, ata Al 5000 ~ q = ~ as.ls alse I'm
~ 49,. .-'' - -. 80. IL 49, :. =, -
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.....
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= 1855 ~ie ell NAi<+eu .4-IlN e.
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Ifam Al 1914 4ir. - ) ia.. s.s5 : "a
Through fIcsels aaa llll ilslafmaf sal aa1 ar
Rise Nf calling upHs AiH- ulst teAri ssclif
81 NFlf-t. 81 H ~ d. Due4 A. y uIN. lNAt4 A.tuL
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-21

u" |T||I|-I" N|| y UNIET Unrest AL
Pay CITY Tor lamp r.ug VITA and
snductrg a l5-year-o,d SRI. obtained
possession 0f the child hy representing
- ner parents that be would take her
on visit t0 her grand fathers and
trrg her safely home again He
started Cor Bay CITY with hrs victim hut
kspt hep in a deserted lumber cama
fwo DAYS and two nights while he
satisfied p g lust. tie bad obtained the
confidence 0f her parents but tho
ue ghhors tell hard stores of hm and
s7v ne has made rrIur sl assaults on
a. east tvo girls AGED ii anl ID. ln the
.rrr1-iI ate r.f.fr.t r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
Pat Equal to the ocO aston.

Chicago NaN'
"You printed a story about an Irish.
man who was threatened by a priest
with being turned into a rat unless hG
quit drinking and beating his wife" said
a friend who gathers up anecdotes OF
that sort. "Let me tell you one. II
isn't new, but l have never seen 1t
printed"
l squared myself and he proceeded:
"P0triCk Mlginis went to confession,
and, among other sins, confessed 10 the
good father that he had stolen Mrs. Null.
Cahy's pig, the loss Of which had been a
great bloW4to the poor woman.
"'Stole Mrs. Mulcahy's pig, did YET
That's very bad, Patrick-very bad.
Don't 20 know Pat, that 10 steal a pig Is
q haypious sin, and to steal Mrs. Mul,
oahy's pig Is worse2 What will ye say
OH the day Of judgment when Mrs. Mul.
cahy confronts you before the Lord an
charges ye with stealth her pig-whatll
80 say9"
"Pat looked rather glum at this on.
slaught, but at this point he porked up
and said
"'sure, yer riverinCe, Mrs. Mulcaly
won't DO there
"'Indade; aud why not, Pat Maginisi
Mrs. MulCahy will be there an the pig'll
be there, an when yer asked why yt
stole tho wlddy's pig whavll 70 say, I'm
waniln TO know
"'IYiil Mrs, Mulcahy DO there p asked
Pat, d great Idea Illuminating Ills face.
"'She WILL said the good father SO
verely.
mOeftAinly.'
@'ThCn, bcporraI said Pat, triumph
anlly, ri sayi Mrs, Mulcahy, there
your pig"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

Are you disturbed at highland broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II so,
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Mus. WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOL
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physicians In the United States, and Il
lor sale BY all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents a bottle. MwFAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
THE CONTRACTION OF CONSUMPTION
And How to Guard Against tho Spread Of
the DIaeRAe,

And How 10 Guard Against tho Spread o.
the Disease.
The New York health department are
distributing a report on consumption Us
q contagious disease which deserves q
wide readiug. The following are the
rules to be observed for the prevention
Of the spread Of this dread disease;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Consumption
Is directly communicated from one per.
son to another, The germ Of the disease
exists in the expectoration of persons
afflicted with 1t, The following extract
from the report OF the psychologists OF the
health department explains the means
by which the disease may be trans
mittel, tuberculosis is commonly pro,
duced in the lungs (which are the or
gans most frequently atfeCted) by breath
ing air In which living germs are sus-
pended as dust. The material which ia
coughed up, sometimes In large guam
titles, by persons suffering from con-
sumption contains these germs often In
enormous numbers, . This
material when expeCtorated, frequently
lodges In places where 1t dries, as on
the street, hoors, carpets, handkerChieis,
etc, Alter drying In ono way or another,
1t Ia very apt to become ~pulveriZed and
float in the air as dust, BY observing
the following rules the danger OF catch,
ing the disease will be reduced to a
minimum;
!, Do not permit persons suspected to
have consumption to spit on the floor or
on cloths unless the latter be Immediate
ly burned, The splttle OF persons sus'
peCted to have consumption should be
caught in earthen or glass dishes con-
tanning the following solution: Corro-
siye subllmate ! part, water 1000 parts,
=. Do not sleep In q room occupied by
a person suspected OF having consump-
ton, The living rooms ola Consumptiye
patient should have rs little furniture us
practicable. Hangings should be espe.
clally avoided, The use OF carpets, rugs,
ETC., ought always to be avoided,
8. Do not fail to wash thoroughly the
eating utensils OF a person suspected OF
having consumption as soon after eating
as possible, using boiling water for the
4, Do not mipgle tho unwashed
clothing Of Consumptive patients with
similar clothing Of other persons.
8, Do not fail to catch the bowel
discharges Of Consumptive patients with
diarrhOea, in a vessel containing zorro.
sublImate one part, water 1000
parts.
O. Do not fail to consult tho family
physician regarding the social relations
OF persons suffering from suspected con.
sumption.
Z. Do not permit mothers suspected
Of having consumption TO nurse their
offspring,
s, Household pets animals or BIRDS
are quite susceptible to tuberculosis;
do not expose them to persons
afflicted with consumption; also, do not
keep, but destroy at once, all household
pets suspected Of having consumption,
otherwise they may give it to human
o, Do not fail to thoroughly cleanse
the floors, walls and ceilings Of the liY-
and sleeping rooms of persons SUI.
from consumption at least once in
Two weeks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
Can be Saved from a DPulEaFd'S Grave,

TUIklsI LIFE TABLElA VIII pOgIlIYely and
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
with the terrible LIoUoR, OPlUN or TOBACCO
Habit, emhiraling from the system the awful
c1Ylug desire which so many tlnd hard 10 relln'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

CINCINNATI, o.. July 2i.-Flour quiet. Wheat
strong; No. 2 red SOaslc; receipts 1880 bushels
shipments $500 bushels. Corn stronger; No. z
mixed 17ISaSsc, Oats steady; No. 9 mixed Id
?9TsS: rye 9uiSt; No, 2, 4IaisSS, Pork dull a!
bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky steady al
o.. Butter, sugar aud cheese steady. Eggs
iIFner at lOC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
Tlla Iinsl r~ostlmnnlnI

yet published for any blood medicine il
the printed guarantee or the mNnufac.
turers Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which Wdrrans that wonder.
Jul medicine to benefit or cure in all
cases OF those diseases for which II Il
recommended, or money paid for It will
be returned. 1tcures all diseases arising
from torpid liver and impure blood and
their names are legion. All skin, scalE
and ~scrofulous affections, eruptions
sores and dwellings, salt.rheum, letter
erysipelas and kindred diseases, art
among those in which the discovery
effected marvellous cures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

Mr.. JOHN b. HARRISON, OF Springfield,
ILL.,, says that he had blood trouble for
quite a time; his tonsils were swollen,
eruptions over his hands and face, fol.
lowed by paralysis Of the face, which
was all relieved by Swift's Specific, and
after tho lapse Of seven years there has
been no sign Of a return Of tho disease,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
Says, salds aud That's.


V"7VuVV HWV'TVUW'
In t~hirty'one words how many that's
can be- dramatically inserted2 Answer;
Fourteen. He said that that that that
maj said was not that that that ont
should say; but that that that that maj
said, but that that that man should moi
say. That reminds us Of the following
says and sails: Mr.. b., did you say OF
did you not say, what / sud because @
said you said you never did say that ]
said you said. Now, II you did say that
you did not soy what l said you said,
then what did you say?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. July H.-Catle-Rccclpli
90 head; shipments TG0 hcAdt market ilrin.
prime 81 loaf 10; fair to good 50 S0aI 90; common
81 2ia3 GO. lIOgs-Iec6lpts 1000 head; ship
menis 700 head; market slow; light Yorker
81 1Oal 10; light and medium Philadelphia 81 G6I
4 rs; heavy hogs q 8Nal 90. Shecp-ReCeiptS 2.GOl
head; shipments 400 head; market firm priinC
s. 0Ql5 49, fair 10 good 81 COal 7Oi common O. 10
I 2j; lambs 81 GNlB26,
CHICAGO. July 2L.-Cattle Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1850 head; market strong.
bcGYcs g 40al 10; st0ckcrs and feeders 81 0Oha 0O
cows, bulls aud mixed q 40a9 80, bulk q 00a9 10
Texans q bOal Us. llOgs-R Receipts 1850 head
shipments $500 head; market strong and higher
mixed 81 85RI %; heavy 81 lOa4 @; Light q 40
4 49, tklps 90 t0li. %, Hheep-RecelptS 5000
head; shipments 1000 head; western q S0a4 20
Texans g. S0aI ~; lambs q Goal 70.
CINCINNATI, o., July 2i.-Hogs stronger; com
81 Siai IS; receipts i,SOO head; shipments 81
head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

THE evils resulting from habitual cos.
%tiveness are many and serious; but the
use OF harsh, drastic purgatives is quite
as dangerous. In Ayers Pills, however,
the patient has a mild but effective
aperient, superior to allothers, especially
for family use. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

IiCnteHant Hahunluhts who owes
every y)-Ah, my, Miss Goldbird,
how many could DO made happy by This
little hand,
thought only one could 10 made happy
by my hand.
NOT Il you give me your hand, MIS'
Goldbifd,
Bo was thinking Of bis numOrOuI
C%redltofs.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

Is a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease, Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and ~protrudlng piles. Price 5Oc,
Forsaleby Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

B,Z sc, RAILROAD,
BellAirc 4 GAINESVILLE Through PIGsCngerleayes
Bellaire ~ S;A0R, nj, arrives at BCllGiie ii $500
p, m,
Woodsleld Passenger leaves DOllaIre at 1870 n,
Ey arrives At BOllRiro ut S;26 a, IN.
Summerleld Accommodation leaves BOllalro
at 1928 y. M. arrives at II ;8I a. m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her castorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for castOrla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castOrla,
When she had Children, she gave them oastOrla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
General Notices.
Board Of Equalization and Appeals
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


CITY OF NHhLt+S"i We va
Public untifc Is hereby given toSil persons 10
,,,nsiaJ tbst trf Atst,t0rs elected BY the. Conn'
.cIioithc tiu OF Nhetling have completed thelI
eSessmenr loy the car AVID made return theteoI
sn m1 ,siI g,.r,sment or desiring any correction
m,nSSdds vii rTl,sr ri Tie CITY Building before
;hs Hn,ni a, Equalization and Appeals on the
iniiowing d4ys, at O'Clock H. mH Us me G9!d
IIn"I,i " N meet at That time ut the s9il Cily
building, to hear all objections 70 sa'u aASeaS'
,n.nt NM uyise and correct lhe AAlne'
Eighth WtIl. Monday, Jnly:''
siSih wati. Tuesday, Jul. y,
Film WArI. Wrigt'iHy, July ~
P"uIlh ward. Thursday, July Do
ThIri ward FfI'N lIly 70,
second gsrl Muu'ay, July9,,
seyrnill slfI, TUESDAY, July w
Flh' warn THOMAS 7, THONER,
, City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaing,
corns, and oil skin eruptlonB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect BatisiaG'
ton, or money refunded, Price % cents
per box, For sale by Logan Drug Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-0n and alter Nay Y, lSsSQ..E1-
PLANTATION OP REEEAEHCB MARKS, eDally, tsul.
day excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
excepted, Sunday only. saturday only
EASTERN Standard timO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
N1nrlCE no THE PUBLIC.

4 am now prepared IT, clean PFlvy Vaults and
rrgs poGls oil shud notice, at the rate Ot 76c per
Lsrrj-mry gallon bgfrelS, VIII guarantee RIl
Ids 10 bc lone promptly, and ~ a satlS5SG'oTy
no Main street.
1,t.ub,rr. NJ APPS