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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
MARTIN,s FERRY.
The Republican State Ticket Heartily
Receiyed-Local Gossip.

The Republican State Ticket Heartily
Receiyed-LocRl Gossip.
MI. Joseph Williams and family are spending
the week Rt Flushing,
Thomas HumphreyIllo will leave for Alabama
to-day, where he will locate,
Mr.. Mortimer Williams returned yesterday
from ReallGYille, where he has had charge Of the
building ola flour mill,
"GRlAtea'' will DO presented at the Lafayette
0penl House this evening by Claire
Scott. MI. J X, C0butn and other talent for the
benefit OF the Martins Ferry base ball club,
"Gal9loap Will be well played and the house
should be well Allied,
Much interest Is manifested in the condemns
ton suit OF tho Martins Ferry Terminal Railway
Company vs.. the Ohio Wine Company, which be-
gins Ut 81. ClAlrSyllle to-day. A large number Of
Martins Ferry men viii 20 up as witnesses and
spectators, Cochran and Duncan are the AttOt
Ieys for the railroad aud DanfoFd for tho Wine
Company. Ebenezer Co.'s 10 his suit YESTERDAY
got s2,GOO and will be allowed to keep the house
l Tho nominatlon OF Foraker, IampIon and
the remainder Of the Republican Slate ticket
gives genefal ERtisiactlon In Martins Ferry. A
few Republicans did not want ForAker ioml
mated, but they are satisfied, He q quite popu
lar here, and Martins Ferry will give hIm
large majority. Democrats admit that the
ticket 4 q strong ono and will probably win,
Republicans arc heard offering 70 bet on For
RkefiS eleDliol, Tho bulletins put up In front oil
the branch office Of the lHTRLLiGRRCkR attracted
large crowds, and were read with interest, II
was generally supposed that. Foraker would
carry Oh the prize,
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nELLlIRE
An sOFts o. Local NsWa and GOasip from
the GLASS City.

An soFts o. Local News and 1Oasip from
the Glass City.
Er.TreASnref Feely and vile were here yelter,
day among relatiyelAnd friends.
An the mine committees aFarequested 70 meet
In City Hall saturdAyn n ght " fo'elock,
Col. GhAllegWoFth, OF st ClalrSyille, was here
yesterday q short time on his way Welt,
The funeral OF Christian seahrIsht will take
place this morning. tnieFment AZ NJ Wood,
Wheeling, t
vI RsSI s.I i; .I stsS S SSs ne q, sP SIs SslS ISt n, SSs I SSE
.Rst-So,N0, A
Ayouns son Of Lew enit,o Of the Iaplth ward,
very stek With nervous trouble similar 70 "
Mu. Samuel DorE, the widow Of the man who
died suddenly at East Liverpool, has gone 70
cinclnpAti 70 live with her parents,
R, A. Nelregol Is in Utica. Ohio, With hlS
wife, who s IN attendance A the bedside OF .
very Gick sister, MIS- Mary WAtefaon,
The two additional rooms In the Fifth ward
wilinecesSliate two new school teachers, max
ing In al thiIty-six teachers IN this city,
A cahoose broke loose from a traip west pl
here yesterday and running. down the grade
struck an engine, mRShing both up considerably,
The old n. =. church Il being rapidly torn
down. The walls are being pushed down, the
contractor claiming thiSis The best way, ~ m9le
MApAN REAlk AAH kNhheh INka AANN NhlHA NAhNkANt
and are not broken much. 3
Plymouth Council No. u, o, u. A. NJ, elected
the following oiicefs Tuesday evening" c0un'
cilloF, ]. ", JONES' Vice Councillor, w, D, Bos
we'll Recording Secretary, A. P0FteFaeldi Assist
ant Recording SECRETARY, 4, BlckeFtoni Finan
cl9l Secretary, Robert Amber; Treasurer, w, A
schEammi lndpctoFi J. s, grpwi RSamipeL y
I. DeeYeTi Inside Protector, ], n. conlOsi Out
side Protector, A. pickinAoni Trustee, jane
Harrison,
Bellaire secured tho Democratic county con,
Yention on septembers.. The primaries for dele
gates to the county and Senatorial convention
will be held August -. The delegates 70 the
State convention REei D, Wagner, H. Glass, ]
Boyd, ], FeFrell, US. Bethel, Il, ]. Alexander, =
Y. Hall, a Bolen, w. Dunieo, II. y, Alexander
G, v, Riddle aud A, Lawrence. The AlteFlate
arei Il, stegSFt j, D, Lyle, i, n. Riggs, william
Iceland ', Patterson, y, Tumble, \. q, Bethel
u, W, Rlgley,.Ss. Taylor, US, Howard, II, stidd
r. b, Mitchell, For Governor Hon, James y
Campbell frsl, and second i, 4. Neal, They &
unlnStIlgted,
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UxouEsTlosAnLy the best -four made.
1ryi II. Pillsbury's Best.
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a llllLR FERR
with . Number Of EInltpg Episodes AZ,
tsndant omit.

tpndAnt omit.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm Of Hre Wassent in from box 81,
at h ecornerof Main aud South streets
that brought out the Fire Department
and q large crowd in avery short space
Of Time. The alarm was caused by a
small blaze in the second story Of j. W.
Hunteg'a Anchor coffee and spice mill,
at No, 1922 Main street. which was coca.
stoned by the upsetting Of aBmall pot Of
hot rosin and pitch, used in sealing the
mouths OF mustard jars, The stuff
spread over the table on which the pot
was standing, and was fred by coming
In contact with q small lamp used for
heating the mixture. "A fierce blaze at
once spEang up that threatened 10 de.
Yelop INTO . big fire, but the prompt az.
rival OF the apparatus and the use OF one
OF those handy chemical fire extinguish,
ers prevented more than $40 damage be,
ing done, The girls and women em-
.ployed in the mills, and most OF whom
worked on the second floor, were badly
frightened, and q panic nearly took
place, but fortunately no one was in
iured,
There were o number OF incidents
connected with the run Of the Depart,
ment. The Hope hose cart ran over and
killed a dog, and nearly wrecked the
wagon OF some fool driver at the corner
OF Market and Fourteenth streets. AS
usual, the Hope company was making
good time, They came down the Market
street brick pavement like an express
train, reaching the corner of Fourteenth
street while the fourth round Of the
alarm was striking. Driver Robreeht
had sounded his gong all the way down
Market street. and the fool driver
hearing 1t, stopped right in the centre OF
Fourteenth street with his horses head
in Market street, The Hope wagon
swung around the corner, and as the
hind wheels whirled 10 one side over
the smoothpayement theymissed smash
ing the rig Of the man who didn't know
enough 10 get out Of the way, by hairs
breadth. Every one who saw the mar
row escape held their breath and the
man turned white.
Tho Atlantic company had to reach the
station via Sixteenth or South streets,
It's an even toss up as TO which Is In the
worst condition, and South street was
chosen, In coming through that slough
the wheels Of the engine struck a large
stone that was buried in the mud, with
such force that the engineer was knocked
of.
Bob Cline, driver Of tho Niagara com,
pany's engine, had his horses hooked up
TO the service wagon and was driving on
Main street near Twelfth, when the
alarm struck. He made for his house
with all speed, sending his big grayl
along as though they were thoroughbred
trotters. He reached the engine house,
hooked up to the engine and had 1t at
Hunters place before the ''go.home'
signal had been sounded. In coming
across the Main street bridge he met al
the north end o c%ountryman who did
not have sense enough to get his team
out Of the way. The result was the en-.
CINE struck 1t and sent 1t spinning to zone
side. People may learn In time, after
some one has been killed probably, ia
get to the sides OF the streets as rapidly
as possible when an alarm OF fire sounds,
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Ap0uTP EOpLp.

Strangers ia tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. J,B. Murphy, Of Parkersburg, was
up yesterday.
Barton Mcdonald, Of Fairmont, wasat
the Mcclure yesterday.
Il. b. Frye, Of Keyser, was registered
at the Stamm yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. /. Garrison and son George
are visiting friends In slstersyille.
j, NJ. Warner, Of Cincinnati, is again
in the city. He is registered at the
Windsor.
Mr.. j. G. Trimble, Of Trimble & Lutz,
is attending the National plumbers con-
yention at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, B. Cady and Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Murray, OF Parkersburg,
were ut the Hotel Windor yesterday.
Hon. L. Daniord, NIX Kennon, ESQ
and Judge !. IL, CASTOR, Of st. Clairs-
vile, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr. Albert Meder, OF the Central
Glass Works office, has gone to New
York, whence he will sail Tor Europe.
Master Sam Harper left this morning
for Mountain Lake Park, where he will
spend a short time with his friend, Prof.
William Armstrong.
Mr.. John i. Harrison, Of Topeka,
Kansas, and Mrs. g. w. Harrison, Of
Harmar, Ohio, are visiting Prof. j. II.
Jones, on the Island.
a farewell reception was rendered Mr..
jim Schenck by the Germania Singing
Society last evening. He sails on Mon
day fora tour in Germany.
Nicholas Kopp, chemist Of the Hobbs
Glass Company, will sail for Paris Sat-
urday on the steamer LaBogone. he
left last evening for New York.
Messrs. George Ripley and R. II.
Stearns, OF Boston, wealthy capitalists
and stockholders In the Wheeling 4
Harrisburg Railway Company, are at
the Mcclure House. They went over
the work with Col. Bissell and Judge
Cochran yesterday and were iayorably
impressed.
Hon. g. W. Atkinson, Capt. Thomas
Prince and Col. Jake Kemple left last
evening for Washington. Mi. Atkinson
returned yesterday morning from Della
ware, Ohio, where he was attending the
commencement exercises Of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, from which he
graduated in 1870.
Mr.. w, B. McMechen, one OF the
prominent young business men oil this
city, and Miss Nancy MacLane, Of Mead.
vile, Pa, are to be married at high noon
to-day. Miss MacLane visited here last
season and made many admiring friends
who will be pleased TO hereafter count
her as a member Of Wheeling society.
Mr.. Nj. w. Lambert formerly clerk at
tho Hotel Windsor, Is registered at the
Mcclure. He Is making q short tour in
the interests OF the Orkney Springs He.
tel and Improvement Company, During
the past winter Mr.. Lambert has had
charge OF the House restaurant in the
Capital at Washington. This will make
the fourth season that Mi. Lambert has
been at Orkney. He Is o very popular
hotel clerk, as many Wheeling people
can testify who have come in contact
with him at Deer Park, Oakland and
Orkney, and the Orkney people have
done well In againsecnring himfor their
charming place in the Shenandoah. Mr..
Lambert thinks the outlook good for q
paying season at Orkney and other fash.
ionable summer resorts.
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LBREYEEI


Matters o. Minor Momsntm ard About The
City.
IN rained slightly yesterday, Just 70.
keep up the record,
A SPECIAL meetingof Council has been
called for Friday night,
USIoN school entertainment al the
Opera House this evening,
TIM st, Alphonsps parish held
picnic at seibert's Garden yesterday,
Tar Opera House band returned last
evening from New Athens, Ohio, where
II played for the Franklin College conn
mencement,
THR Council Committee ON Health
was called to meet last night ON business
connected with the proposed new cyema,
tory, but failed oget aquorum,
lIHRR Is much complaint Of a big
mud hole in Jersey street, Island, near
York, The Board Of Public Works
should have It filled with gravel.
FIFTY feet Of the Market street pave
ment Just north Of Twelfth street and
west OF the street car track, Is 70 be laid
with asphalt block az an experiment.
TUE body Of Frank Pultz, the boy
drowned near the city water works Sun,
day evening, was recovered at Benwood
yesterday and brought 70 his parents
home in this city for burial,
MRs, Lucy ATKINSON, an aged lady
living on South Penn street, Island, fell
yesterday from the piazza in front OF ],
I, Rogers residence and cut a bad cash
In her head, besides fracturing her arm,
At her advanced age, the injury is quite
serious,
TnR work OF arching the Cleveland,
LorRin q Wheeling tunnel at Flushing
with stone and brick is progressing very
nicely. Already about one-elghthof the
work has been completed, and i is being
pushed as rapidly as possible, The COM
pany works a large force Of men al day
and one at night, and II Is expected that
the tunnel will be completed before the
holidays.
FRR remains Of Or. Louis B. Meftz,
formerly oil Bellaire, who diedat Phoenix,
Arizona, where he had located, on the
10th inst, will arrive at Bellaire
this morning and be inferred this alter,
noon inthe Rock Hill cemetery, Funeral
services will be held this afternoon ID
the Qhrlstian church at Bellaire, which
the friends OF the deceased are respect
fully invited to attend.
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COMMENCEMENT
OF the seguIn Collegiate Instl-
tute last Evening
-EAE OPERA HOUSE crowded.
An Excellent Musical aud Literary
Programme Rendered by the
Pupils and the Distribution
of Premiums Made,

"a
The annual closing exercises OF that
renowned and successful school for
young ladies' the ssguin Collegiate In
on Seventeenth street, occurred
% 4 n.a,o uorpa ,ast ~avaninv IA Ia
M.
always the case, the ENTERTAINMENT was
on,ovad nv n "renYesantatiya audience
which Allied the house. II was a fine
"NN ..,l,.
entertainment, and rejected mpen cfeulL
!. ~ ;n.titrtinn Tho axercises we're
w Etis lhHFAsoNvH' AH
As follows:
N,.,,etta -1rnnd Rntranee March. Mandelssohn
Pint Plano, .MiSsesM N, Mathews and N, HAdlich,
b.nrd piano NJsvea n niiinn and i. saFiR,
saintat SIs, M np ~ AZ NprSs nA yalier'tein
Fl1 NO. sssII,a NnII,Ie iMitcheii,
Veal 500 Das KieIne EScheTmaichen ,..,...,
~, ..,.,, WAldmAnn
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P.,sv-iiA noEensS n the PTe.sInt Generation Of
BoyT and GIrlsn y. n. mn. .......,,.,.,,,
kiis KRteA, OiiHSfe' CIV.
Piano Tho "Galopu y.,y..,e...,y,s-sstrsaebog
p,.I MiI sc1o :, IGSiSb AR;iiiiNS{ w kscher
MIN Minnie n, Schultz,
Vocal solo-'w9l1 Song s.,.y;'-yt.r"'"'ulAy
piano nnst-pi ma ssatS Shb ~ HSpSIpess
....,,.,...,.,,,,,. -. , ..,.,..,,. =, .,.....,..,,, EIIsnbeIg
Misses I; \ kyaS Gnd NJ Murphy l,d.oyo
CAoFu'-hn ln1IRseIn SSas n 'f Rs ;;,;,,,,ji; nv 81
JoSST. Cowl, Esq,
PART SECOND,
Observation-Disclosures Grand March' Berg
Eano Aer,,"r';M Misses g AEnSIs and =; 4 rgRsiRIS D1S
Psu1ts, y I'm c.,f'''''' 49, ~ oSlu Ma Lille Beil
Vocal Solo"aVWhat shall i Say .,.;.'-., ,,,....,T FULLY
Mis- lula MSDon9ugh; c,.,. ,,,ss
ksS no a WIZ .,S MITS L Triom SobbseTt;
Misses j, IcDcnolS6, N, Heller
and !. peisengeF' p,.,
Flano s SlsinSI Rho SssS lSItS i'';y; ";Y"ticTs "'i'
Miss Carrie s AEnstt,
dal9P Dc os[nCertS "2Ii Va LA L6PI ! ;, S6fss
Vocal ni VIZ W Y,Slnt ~ ipeennsIt Son ~ KeIl
copyrighted, 's.l
MtSS MapdS Heller.
AlgMdII ss y IIie b peSbodvv'1 en i,Sco;I, r. ". w ii.'''"''
Presentation q Diplomas, Gold and silver
Medals BY Hon. Robert white
This was artistically rendered without
exception. The salutatorian, Miss Mag
gie Murphy, possesses a pleasing voice,
All the pupils receiyedan abundance Of
fine flowers, and Miss 0'Hare and Miss
Murphy were each the recipients Of a
gold watch by friends, presented by
Colonel White.
Tho first honor OF the graduating
class Of 80, consisting OF q diploma and
gold medal, for having completed In Q
most satisfactory manner the prescribed
course In English Literature and Mathe'
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bridgeport.

w. ". waraeld and wife, OF Quincy, Ills, arc
the guests Of Squire Howell.
Earl osleby spent q few hours with friends 10
the city yesterday while en- route 70 Cleveland,
w. H. Tallman, President, and MI. Caldwell
manager OF the Ktna Iron aud Steel Company,
are away on business,
o, MeiSter has Just completed a large new coal
tipPle q chute preparatory TO opening up the
old MelSter coal works.
Nj. Carey, Commercial Freight Agent Of the
Missouri Pacific IailrOad, was huStlllg among
BRIDGEPORT factories yesterday for business fol
bis lIne,
Joseph George, Of Canton, purchased q new
hack from Mart. Mcconnahey, the liyeFymAn,
Yesterday, and ahlpped Ito Canton, where hV
Will use II,
Maggie Adolph'E new house Is quite an I'm.
pSSIemsnt 70 BfIdge Itteet, the bridge com
on q line With the other buildings, II would very
greatly improve the looks Of things,
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The County oomml.nonnrn.

Besides the monthly committee work,
the Board Of County Commissioners
yesterday appointed two special COM
mittees, one consisting OF Messrs. Nc
Gregor, Cruise and Koch to prepare an
ordinance to be acted on at the next
meeting granting the right OF way
for a telegraph line for the Postal Tele-
graph and Gable Company, and one
consisting Of Messrs. Tyler, Maxwell and
President Dobbins, TO consult with Col.
A. A. Franzheim, State Commissioner,
with q view to seCpringthe location here
Of the projected State Reform School.
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Marriage licenses we're yesterday Is.
suCdto four couples, and Of all the eight
persons, all but one was a native Of this
county, the one referred to being born
in Washington county, Pa; They were:
John L. Kinniek aged q, and Katie
Tyrwee, aged is.
l.. Baird, aged is.
August i, Kramer, aged 20, and Lena
HirsCh, aged 10.
Charles W. Hirth, aged %, and Ella
A, Hill, aged 20.
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Is natures own true laxative. It ia the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 70 cleanse the system
when 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 so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton +. Hess, r. B. Burt and o. Men.
kemallar.
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rhn nln,a YYnrher., plnnlr.

The flint glass workers are making ex.
tenslye arrangements for their picnic, TO
be held at Rock Point on Saturday. This
Is the day the factories close, and on
Monday a majority Of the boys will leave
for camp. Some will 60 10 the lake re.
gions Of the north, while Others will be
content with q camp nearer home on the
OF the Ohio between here and
Marietta, or along the creeks Of the vi.
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POISONED WAIVER.

one Of the leading surgeons IN The army made
the following characteristic remark eWateF
kills mote soldiers than hpll0is,p MS meaning
wa, that sOldien who drank imppre water died
by disease In greater numbers than those Killed
BY bullets, The surgeon was right Impure
water, especially ~ this season, Is a terrible
cause OF tiesnetS and death. But the public
ny, what shall WedOl 1hera II but one senEl-
hlething 10 do, and that u % purify the water
byml1ing with II Eometning that destroys al
pohon. OF disease breeding germs, and nothing
does this like pure Whiskey, Hut II may be
asked, where can obtain pure WhiHkoy9 Pro.
teanot HepIy.A. Mott SAYS, 1.-THE purity Of puhy'a
Pure Mali Whiskey Il absolute, and should eon'
mend u To- tho highest public iaYor.l There
are hundreds nj families that : edflnklng water
cpnstantly, and are kept in perfect health By
simply mixing q little OF Dltly'B Pure Malt
Mhilkey IN each glass they drink, II n q sim
pie and q sure preventive oil Summer dlseasar
eli.geEm poisons and & endorsed by the bCsi
pebplein tho land, leGIh
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and pruaes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, blliousnesS, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In so cent
bottles by Q. r. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
W. =. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin e Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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Tho CIV sned Tor $4,000

Hon j. 81 someryllle, as attorney for
Frederick Herzer, yesterday died In the
Circuit Court the preliminary papers In
a damage suit dgaiist the city for 1000.
iHefsef Is the man who was working In
ditch on Market street for the city
Vlhbn L cayed In and lie was seriously
.iuft, his mi uflesfesulting In permanent
dihAbility. Mi. someryillo las attempted
e0vofai times 10 secure d settlement with
lhh city without putting II 10 tho cost Of
4 MIN but laiilhf, takes this method OF
rehchine ~ Negligence on the part Of
the city, agents 10 charged.
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THE LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Ghe se..loa. Oponoa Ye.lsraay-rho Aln:

The Sessions opened Yesterday-The MIN.
listers Here.
The sessions Of the Evangelical Ger.
man Lutheran Synod Of Ohio, to which
the Wheeling churches belong, opened
in 81. Jacobs Church yesterday. The
opening sermon was by Rev. DR.. Well
hansen, OF Hickory, Pa. Rev. DR..
Werder, pastor Of the church, made the
annual report, The sessions daily are
frem $3.50 a. M. 10 1880, from 8 p. m. to
8, and two hours in the evening, The
following ministers are present:
Rev. A. Birsch, Columbianacounty, o.
Rev. +. w. Brecht, Perryyille, 0.
Rev. w. Brecht, Millerstown, o.
Rev. i. w. Busch, Greenyille, Pa.
Rev. A. Burse, Hubbard, o.
Rev. Emanuel Butt, Warren, o.
Rev. 0. A. Cronenwett, Butler, Pa.
Rev. O. +. Dittman, Mansfield, Pa.
Rev. P. g.. Doepken, Martins Ferry, O..
Rex. Theodore Eich, Newton Falls, o..
Rev. R. Gratz, Star, Pa.
Rev. A. Goetzling, Woods Run, Pa.
3tots W 1lueItl 0hlLuuuI6t Inu.
ReY. 3. Hollis, Benwood, w. Va.
Rev. j. Hpmberger, shippensyille, Pa.
Rev. All. Klindworth, StepbenYille,0.
Rev. A. R. Kulldahl, Allegheny, Pa.
Rev. j. W. Meyer, Brookyille, Pa.
Rev. g. Paul, Perysyille, Pa.
Rev.J. NJ. Reidenbach, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rev. A. ]. Reimann, Oil City, Pa.
Rev. N. j. Schul, Allegheny, Pa.
Rev. J.. Wagner, Evans City, Pa.
Rev. L. Wellhausen. Hickory, Pa.
Rev. a. W. Werder, Wheeling, w. Va,
Rev. George Woeber, Petersburg, O..
Prof. NJ. 10y, Columbus, O.
Rev. H. Bockrath, East Liverpool, o.
Mr.. R. 0. KEELING, Youngstown, o.
Mr.. O. w. Gather, Breyer Hill,
Mr.. H. Rupp, Wheeling.
The last three named are teachers.
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10 millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arouBlng their
Livers, Kidneys, StomaChB and Bowels
TOT healthy activity. Such Is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
REMEDY, Syrup Of Figs. For sale ID 80
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton r. HeB5, H. B. Burt
and o. Menkemeller.
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Clerk Hook yo8terday admitted q
record the following transfers 0 ireal es'
tate;
commissioner, 70 Frank Cruise, for $500,
lots 9 10 8 In Division A, q, 81, bS, so
90 and 90 In Division ] and hot 8 ID
square rs Of the last Caldwell addition.
June 0 by L. A. LallAuee and vile 10
J. McHugh, for $500, lot 50
on the east side OF York street, Island.
Also two deeds OF trust,
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Fourth Of July Excursion Rates on the MID.
land Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27
FOR HOT WEATHER.

full line OF SergCs, Drap DEtes and
.CheyIots, Just suited tOrthe hot weather,
which Will DO made up ilrst-ClasS nc
reasonable prices.
In StOCk-A large limo OF 0yersizes in
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body5O.
At @. HESS Il SONS,
1891 1928 Market Street.
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-27

S. s. MARVIN & Co. have on exhibition
in all frst-class groceries in the city,
sample bottles OF Artesian well water
used in the manufacture oftheir superior
Cakes and Crackers. They use no i'm.
pure river water in their goods.