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Their liRil Reduced,

There has been some feeling for a
good while past between tho rival omni.
bus and transfer people. A man named
Church and another man some time nvo
were arrested for having the words ~.
s. Mail" painted on their wagons. They
wero Grraigned before Squire Howell at
Bridgeport, the authorities on this side
refusing 10 touch the case. An effort
was made TO get n justice here to act. On
Monday a warrant was issued for a third
man, named Burns. T. 7. shallcross
was back Of the a%rrests. The lei were
arraigned before Squire Howell, who,
on learning that the wagons were let
tered when used for the mails, and thai
the signs were covered with oilcloth
concluded the prosecution was all spite
work, and reduced the mems bail IRON
$500 to Sl00. Burns has not been ar
rested, and word was sent him that HI
would not be.
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A Miraculous Escape.

William Alberts, who lives near
Wheeling Park, was driving q two.horse
wagon into the city yesterday, when be
met the Elm Grove motor just on Full.
ton bill. Tho horses SHE'D and AibeIts
jumped out and caught them by the
heads. They plunged and reared until
the wagon, with Mr.. Alberts' ilve-year.
old son In II, rolled over q steep bank
and fell a distance Of twenty feet, taking
the team and the boy along. Striking
below, 1t rolled over two OF three times.
Str. Atberts fastened around to- where
it.lay, and wassutprised to find his boy
unhurt, the wagon u%nbroken, the team
uninjured and the harness, even, iutact
Tie righted the wagon and drove on in.
to the city by the peninsular road.
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A BAD RUNAWAY
III East Wheeling Last Evcning-i Wagon
Full OF Furniture Iiuns on.

Full Of Furniture liuns on.
A serious runaway occurred in East
Wheeling yesterday evening. A ono
horse, loug.coupled lumber wagon be-
longing to Belle x Fading was being
used to move the household goods OF
Robert Fisher. The wagon was
backed in at the door Of the house,
on Fifteenth street, near Alley G,
and was being loaded. When nearly
all the furniture for the load had been
piled on The wagon, the horse looked
over his shoulder and seeing u big bed.
stead on the front OF the wagon, attempt.
cd to run away from 1t. He went down
Fifteenth street 10 Woods, where lie
turned In on the pavement, md the
wagon striking Il fire hydmnt broke II
fairly oil. II next caught q tree four
inches in diameter and pulled 1t out by
the roots. At that point a three.year.old
child was in the way aud would have
been killed bnt for William Lcasure
throwing 1t out,of the way. A Short
distance further on, q larger tree caugh,
between the shafts and a front vince
and brought the horse to a s,ands.ill
The horse, wagon ane harness were un'
injured, but the lond Of furniture We.
scattered pr%omiscuously along the half
square through which the horse ran.
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Messrs. S. G. Pierce. OF Boston, w. J.
Bnrdette and P. J. O'Neill, Of New York
city, ]. II. Lang. OF Brooklyn, aud p. "A.
Clark. OF John Wanamaker's, OF Phiia.
delphia, who were named In Yesterdays
ISrELlidEScEE as stopping at the Wind.
sor, left last evening for their respective
homes. These gentlemen represent a
syndicate under the name and etyle oil
l.. Straus K Sons. OF New York, and are
repnied to be the largest china dealers
In this country. During their stay in
Wheeling they placed lnrge orders with
the potteries. thus emphasizing the fact
that Wheeling's production is first class
and in demand.
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4 Serious Accident.

Yesterday n Of the Reymann Brew.
ing Company's wagons upset on the
wharf. In falling the driver, a man
named Tummens, who lives in Eas.
Wheeling, was caught beneath the
wagon and ueriously crushed and bruised
about the breast. He was taken to bis
home IN Il buggy, and a physician at
tended to his injuries. He seemed to
be seriously hut internally, as he was
vomiting blood freely in the afternoon,
but the doctor said he thought he would
rpcnvnr ..U.
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IIome from Europe.

DR.. George P. Hays and seven Of his
party arrived in New York last Friday,
says the Washington, Pa, Reporter, from
their five months tour OF France, Ger.
many, Italy, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, Asia
Minor, Belgium, England, Scotland ard
ireland, visiting the principal cities in
these countries and spending q month
IN tho Holy Land. The trip was a per.
feet one, no person being seriously sick
and e%ncounteripg but one days rain.
Among tho members Of the Doctors
party were his wife and nephew, Rev. @.
G. Hnyp, Of Bridgeport, Ohio. and Miss
Aana Hagerty. Tho latter reached her
home at Coi1ee's Crossing last Saturday.
There were sixteen in the company,
three returning some weeks ago and The
remaining five will be abroad fora few
months l6nyer,
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Tlo Unrycst Iipme pIcplo.

The seventh annual Belmont county
Harvest Home picnic will occur this
year August 2lst, and among the attrac-
tons will be addresses by "Ras" Wilson,
OF the Pittsburgh Commercial Gaseis;
Colo. I. Poorman, OF Bellaire, aud Gov.
James E. Campbell.
y This picnicchas already become noted
Tor its immense crowds and the charac.
ter Of the audiences. The best men and
women OF the county attend. No objec.
tionable textures are allowed. It is q
temperance gathering, and this class
only are encouraged to come. About
1000 we're present last season,
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Took possess,on O. lie Stnnlc

John McCune, q driver for Neil 4
Ellingham, was discharged yesterday,
DC went down to the stable afterwards,
and when n colored employee went d
get his team, McCuae threatened to run
him through with a pitch. fork. The
colored man did not try McCune to sec
il he was in earnest, but went and in,
formed the members OF the firm, who
complained to the police. When oil
GERS went to tho stable the man was
gone, and he was not found afterward.
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WuHgLlSG WINS.
Canton Defeated with l:asc-Houng Slugsed
All Over tho Field.

StAHtOH lJttcNteu Win I-Nsc-A OunE SluEEeu
All Over tho Field.
Mr.. Young, who has always been a
terror to tho Wheeling team, was
bounced upon yesterday by the Nailers
who elugged him all over the field. The
fourteen hits made by the home team
were oil nice liners ard gave the audi.
ence many opportunities to applaud.
Wheeling started the fun In the second
inning, when catcher Zeigler hita beauty
10 left center for three bases, sending
two men home. After the Ice was
broken the rest Of the boys had no trou.
hle in finding Yonng's delivery. The
fielding Of Wheeling was sharp and
clean, until the last two innings when
some careless work was done. Fitzger-
aid was In good form, but in tho eighth
and ninth innings Stacked up in his
speed. As a consequence he was hit
hard. Belts work on third was fault
lees, aud Mills alao showed up well.
Canton was outplayed ut every point.
To-day the Akron club will BIZ here, ana
Wheeling will have to put up her best
game to win. Following is the detailed
score OF yesterdays game:
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Last June, after the great flood, I re.
ceived a bottle OF Chanberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at a time when I was
very much run down with dia1rhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief. This remedy relieved me at
once, and cured me entirely in 4 short
time. l got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintance who
we're afflicted in the same way. I think
I gave it to a dozen people. and it re-
lieved and ou.ea, so iar as I know in
all cases. 1t is tho best medicine for the
disease I have ever known.-sMn3. 4. I,
HESRIE, Johnstown, Pa. For sale at ob
cents per bottle, by W. W. Irwin, Charles
Goetze, 5ohn klari, @. schnepf, W. E.
Williams. DIV
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via tho B. 4 O., July II. Round trip
$40, good 10 dave,
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Intelligence was yesterday received
by the police that the painter West
brook, who some time ago forged 4 check
on D. G. kurner: drew the money aud
left town, leaving his vile in deatitute
circumstances here, was employed in
GAINESVILLE. A telegram was at once sent
to the autho,i!iea there asking them to
apprchend Westwcod and hold him UNI
n an officer could so over and bring
Kim here.
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Atlantic City Excursion
via the B. 4 o., July II. Rouad trip
$40, good 10 days.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Second Ward Market Opened Duly

seconu "hru lIhFKtt opchtu Duly.
4 few wise words to strangers VINO
come to the city. They should call al
Stall Sc and see tor themselves that the
Wheeling market compares iavorably
with any OF the Eastern markets in re.
gard 10 goods. My motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at all times" which is the verdict Of all
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall Sc is the place to &c,
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor,
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The cooling fans furnished by the
Globe Contract Company are being ap.
preciated this terribly hot weather. The
demand has been greater than the sup.
ply. We have done our best to supply
our friends, and have paid express in.
stead Of freight to make time. We are
TO- in shape to fill orders on short
notice, and will spare no efforts nor ex-
pense to fill your orders. Come in and
leave your order and We will fill as soon
as is possible, working day and night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-16

TIE following druggists outside OF
Wheeling are agents for UhambeHain's
celebrated remedies: G. 3. Carney,
Eairmont; L. 7. Wells, Clarksburg; K.
7. Richardson, New M~artinsville; Grant
4 Jackson, Grafton; A. f.. Burley, Cam
eron; J. N. Tetrich. Warrington. DIV
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The Spaulding MIL not Sold.

Last evenings Steubenville Gazette
Gays: The Spaulding iron mill was
offered for Gale the second time by the
Sheriff to-day. although a large crowd
hs1 gathered under the cool ahsde Of a
tree ia the Court House lawn, no one
seemed to have sufficient energy to bid
the SIS. coo, two.thirds the appraise.
nent. and consequently the property
will be reappraised and offered again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-16

At the regular meeting last night OF
Enterprise Council No. s, o. U. !. NJ,
the following officers were installed for
the ensuing six months: ST.. Ex. O..
William A. Stoe,zsr; il. Ex. G., Samuel
B%rubaGer; Councillor, James Ephlin;
Vice. Councillor, Joseph Bowers; Re.
cording Secretary, J. n. Ferrel; Assist.
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IS2i& 1928 IInrkct Stree,

~ you caunnt see and need spectac!es
you should call Oh lis ard liG5cy our Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments ard more experience
TINA my other aptician in The state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GKUHB,
jewelcr and Opticiaa,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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Messrs. Jonah Fisher, ". G. Ramsey,
Ell. Kelly, D. J. Murphy, J.P. Lofand
and f.. i. Loiland, civil engineers in the
nervice OF the Baltimore { Ohio Com.
pany, are Of the Stamm house. They
arc here 10 do the engineering work for
the improvements about to be COM
menced by the company at Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-16

Dr.. John L. Dickey and vile and DR.,
J. II. Pipes left on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
at midnight Monday night for New
York. They will sail this morning for
Europe, where they will remain several
months. The two physicians will attend
the International Medical Congress Mt
Vienna while Absent, aud also make IN
extended tour OF the continent.
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Thomas Michigan, 8 night cart driv.
er, was going up the steep road to the
crematory with q heavy load night
before last, when the wagon toppled
and he was thrown out. He fell heavily
to the ground, and extending his left
arm to break the force OF his conclusion
with the ground, the arm snapped short
of. He had the arm set and then went
home, and will be disabled for some
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-16

The North Street and Wesley NJ. E.
Church Sunday.schools vii! pnitc in m
excursion and picnic at the Moundsv;lle
Camp grounds tomorrow, Thureday,
July II, 1890. Train will leave the Dalti.
more 4 Ohio depot at 5 o'clock a. NJ,
ind Ford's Crossing at $40 o'clock a. nj.
Fare for the round trip rs cents for
adults, children 20 cent?. Tickets for
sale at spargo aud Harrell's groceries,
and at Watiord's grocery and Brice's
drug store, also ut ). & Q. ticket office.
All sunday:eehool schc':rs and their
friends invited.
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Funeral OF Mrs. Homer Wells.

Mrs. Ellen Emily Wells, wife Of Mr.,
Homer Wells, will be buried at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon from the residence Of Mr.,
Wells sister.in.law, Mrs. I. W. Wells
on the South Side. Mira. Wells was
bride OF less than a year. having been
married in Kansas City last summer.
The circumstances attending her death
were peculiarly pathetic, and coming 50
soon after the drowning Of Mr.. Wells
brother, it Ellod his cup Of sorrow to
Overlooking. He has the heartfelt syn.
pathy OF al! who know him.
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Arrests by tho Police.

Diddie Johnson, while in d state OF
beast!y intoxication, aud covered with
filth, went into q house in alley II, and
refused 10 leave. Officer FroNms took
the patrol wagon ont in answer to atele-
phone message, and after n very dis.
agreeable job succeeded in landing Bid.
die at the lookup.
Officer Gaus arrested n tramp named
evening.
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Jack Handley, the mar who killed W.
@. Gill at New Cumberland not long ago,
wss Yesterday brought from that place
TO Wheeling by Sheriff Sweeney, OF
Hancock county, and lodged in the
county Jail here for safe keeping. Han
cock could afford to build a good j,il
rather than board her murderers here.
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TIE ALI AMERICANS WIN

Two Out Of Three OF the bowling Con.
t~ests-lIorse md Horse.
The second Of the three contests be.
tween the All American Bowling Club
and the Wheeling Club came off last
night at Seibert's alleys. There were a
large number of spectators present.
Messrs. LANCE and Beach acted as
scorers. The Wheeling Club won in
the first series, and last night the All
Americans won two out OF three, go that
the contest now stands "horae and
horse"
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F0K HOT WEATHER.

/ full line OF Scrgpy, Drape D'Etcs
and CheylOts, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
lH Stoek-A large line OF Orersfzcsi In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
so. Tor comfort and durability, wear
MIR celebrated last black and colored
ioSe. , e. HESS Il SONS,
sol & 1nI,, Nnrlr ri Strct.t
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The All Americans won the toss for
the place Of the next contest, which will
therefore be rolled on their alleys mex.
Tuesday night.
After the contest Mr.. Seibert set mp 4
very toothsome lunch, 10 which all did
ample justice. The party and the spec.
tators camein on aspecialmotor reaching
the city ut about ll:45:
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- $50
NtiEs' Nerve and Liver Pills,

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor.
p;d liver, piles and constipation. Splen.
did Tor men, women aud children.
Smallest, mildcst, surest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'e,
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burglars IN last Wheeling,

Sometime Monday night thieves en-
tered the cellar Of S. 6. Smiths resi-
dence, in East Wheeling, and carried Of
almost everything loose. The princ;pa
loss was q big lot OF fruit which hat
just been put up. The burglars ever
carried away a slop bucket and a lot 0.
soap.
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nosroS. July 1h.-wool market steady; Ohio
3laS2e: NS and shove at 33Htic: Michiqsn X
29a30u: No. / combing 37aiOe; Ohio fine JelHinc
a1c: Michigan do Sic; territory wool Coo secured
Tor inc; s6a5sc Gne medium: s; ring Texas wool.
ooa2Sc; 30 California l7a9ot; Oregon .0a2lc;
pulled wool super c0c; extra a.lAs3c; Australian
Anl Cgrpet WCnls nule,. -
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Cresap's Old Groye-twenty miles
down lhe river.-!s tho most desirable
Tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to JIG Tom.
iiflson, Spent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pauy, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 etTectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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D. GUNDLISG & CO.,
rlh Sd and SO Twelfth Street
Gle Sntc!lioencer.
nalces Eos. as aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Union District Republicans,
students-uHliosau,s Commercial School.
". Aellly-m h0ltsnlc Greer,
4 Bargain-J. :. khoGes.
Jewctts Rciriecratots-Nc;bitt 4 Fro.
Thirteenth funniest Pittsburgh T~yrnlcz.rk
Fo.c Crcam-K. II. List.
We Can Please Ynu-U. 4cn1el l. Co,
ptcpofAis-For CITY Building.
GGtu City Stone Filtcr-Ewine Bros,
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DIED,

BRODIE-On Tuesday. Jnly H.. 1870, at G:3o n.
m. IRWIN. son OF Irwin AMI Name Brod!c,
aged 1 months.
Furcral from the residence OF his parents, on
Sixteenth street, Thuaday afternoon at 3
O'clock. Friends OF tho family respectfully
invited to attend. 1ntermcpt at Peninsula
rkr e.ary .l.
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ant Secretary, Harry Howser; Treasurer,
Si!as N. Davis: Inductor, John Dunkle;
Examiner, John A. Fulton; l. r, s. NJ.
Jewell; 0. r., J. A. Debout; Trustees,
J. A. Bebout, Samuel Brubaker and
John F. Richardson.
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FROM THE RIVER

Commodore Crockasd Mld last night that the
bottom Of the rlyeris still rising and the surface
going down. The marks showed 3 fee: 2 inches
last night, and It was predicted that tho stage
would to n foot less this morning on account OF
the sates OF the Davis Island dam having been
raised.
The Andes stuck Just above Parkersbprg early
yesterday morning aud gave up all hopes Of get.
ling TO Wheeling. She turned back and laid 10
Il. tarSe,shurc. and sent her passengers through
on the Ohio River road.
The Courier got away for Parserssu!c It Ii 30
q. m. yesterday.-lh he Liberty Is laid up a.
Darlington, md will not he seen here agn,n till
THO river rises-The i. Z. Phillips Is still able
to mase her regular trips.
bc TfG in.sS VT n1 se M II IN p! sisDe ia,n % c,n ms.naii
ally.
The owners OF the Elaine have purchased the
Matt F.. Allen, formerly III the Nashville trade.
to run In tho Pittsburgh and Wheeling trade
With the Ben Hut. In low water the will relieve
the Ben llur In the parkersburr trade.
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Z = -@-S--
Ecllo, yon bicycle Eiderpi

We received iast week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
with u orders. We can furnish the
King Of Safeties now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes Of Wheels 80 haze In stock
l%exeepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us.
EDw. L. Rose l. 90.
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NAhTINs FERRY DEiEFS.
For EEST-Store room aud dwelling on South
broadway. address $. b. Wiiiiams. .
Miss Emily warwood left yesterday for Rhode
lsIahd 10 tienda lew weeGswith friends.
MI. william Moore has commenc,l tho cree
uou oi u lHo stoty lrADe residence Oh MalaU,
street. "
The Presbyterian picnic at R!deeway's Grove
To-day promises to be a very successful one, iht
weather permitting.
Ing WORK OF ,remodclins the City Hall wa,
iiniShed yesterday. The 6uilliu, LOOKS Il hun.
dted per cent better. $50
Judge and Mrs.J s. Cochran leave to-day for
bioeS lslanot X. l., where they Wal e8Ioy The
Sea D;Cezes Tor d month or SO.
IheIe are now two Vacancies In the Board Of
Education, clused BY the death Of Nnyor SmylIc
anu the resignation OF Nc Mullanay.
Mr. Alfred Leech Is having a coy frame resi-.
aelce erected 90 the corncr of Second and
down. ~
Council will appoint a Mayor to serve IN p,see
oi tue Iate Al. II. onylic until the regular cleo.
lion next April, nj which time Il Mayor viii be
elected.
Mrs. Vernait. Of Martins Ferry. wax buried nj
l!opewe!! Yesterday. Rov. j. L. Doepken, OF the
herman Lutheran Church, officiating.
Tie decorating cutting aud engraving depart.
ments NJ the Buckeye Glass Works are tiilI busy
on TALL goods. The company IS having big run
large shipments.
The mercury crcpt up to such 4 high po!n. Il,
Martins, Ferry yesterday that billiard balls
tcEsrifed ana left the marks on the cloth, and
some people thought o, getting up a device by
which fans could ke attached to clocks 10 keep
their faces from flushing. The decorators at tLu
ba"keye Glass Works were obliged to quit work
ah0atJ O'Clock: ais a large numser OF tho en-.
plo. es q The L.aughlin mill.
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Council VIII appoint a Mayor to serve IN place
lion next April, nj which time Il Mayor viii be
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Orders for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at Lally's, 2lOO
Main st. klmmel Whisky u specially,
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A Dividend Declared,

At a regular meeting yesterday OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Belmont mill,
q dividend OF FIVE per cent was declared,
payable out OF the earnings OF the past
six months,
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EXCURSION ATLANTIC CITY,

Thursday: July II, via tic Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. SlccDirs car from
Wheeling OH Train itayia. 1T G:20 p.
III. For tickets and sleeping car &C.
rommoaations call ut the dfpot ticket
nnice.
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want GrGt.class work aud low prices,
call at office Of l.. 4. Moore, second floor
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