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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
BELLAllsE.

All Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from,
tho Glass City.
Capt. John Garrett 10 seriously III at his Second
ward home.
Stoves will DO made at the new foundry Wy The
inc ladies' who gayc tho picnic at Shady Side
on sunday got good wetting III the evening.
MiS J8hana Totin aud Niece, Julia Tohin,
leave tomorrow for q visit at Davenport, Iowa
Engineer n. Nelson, who has been on the sick
list Tor week. was able to DO on duty yesterday.
Mrs; !. s. Armstrong, Oh the Glose Hotel, left
iaN night Tor a summers trip TO Chicago aud
Denver.
The lGllalrc City Band will 70 to Pittsburgh
on JulyG. - y
Miss Eonh Baker and Mrs, Grant Baker mr..
rived last night from Flndlay to spend Seycral
weeks here with friends
10th Masonic lodges will 20 to tho cornerstone
laying a. 1MrncsylIle,this day week. The CITY
land Will accompany them.
The funeral Of Mrs. William F. Barnard WINS
largely attended yesterday. many going 10 Inc
cemetery NJ High Ridge church.
William Van Horn gave a party to his many
Itisnus IN me Fourth ward last night. Dancing
ana REFRESHMENTS closed aplcasant evening.
Joseph Clements, wife and two children.
Samuel Mcdonald and Nathaniel brown will sal
from New.fork on the steamer Furnesla Inc tirst
OF next week. '''N "'''
little ten.ycar.old son OF Joseph Parsche was
buried on RosN I'LL yesterday, having died
rom drorsy, The little fellow had been sick
Miss Bella Irwin was badly burned on the
a. the residence Of O. T. blackburn while i,rh it,
ing the lire. The gas had becn escaping and she
was not aware OF 1t.
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To the Ladies.
1.4. THE
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WHEELING lNSTALMENT ca.
llSG to ll4O Market st.
~
To the Ladies,

There's not family In tho city, nor IN fan, ia
the State. that Is not familiar Win on. na,ao
The name Of the Wheeling Ins,Almeu, en- I,
symbol OF lair square dealing Our stores ara ~
goal for economical putchnsc.s-lhc unraS
saving mart for the mul,itude--So Le,,,, "s;
dehcc OF these facts eau We adducp ma, ~.
humber OF wheellae's best people who p.,,on I'
our stotcs-we point with pride to the mama.
that grace Our Roii took--w congntuD,c n".
selves that we have faithfully lhcl AIRED M.
trust 30 Implicitly placed IN us-wc hAvc ,,o"S
for you all We promised 10 dove hnyr dnns
our duty az servants Of tho people, and what.
more, we'll continue TO do l,-Thcp,s No, ,
feature inauguraied In our ts,ablhh,ncn, IN
which your Interests ate not corsIde,ct--o",
object is TO do for You what Others don, ,n,"
Our mission Is TO save you mouey--,ro MI,
dollars Into your pocket, that have teen lasrn
out long ago through e&oIbiian, ptc,s~-Ta
give al equivalent for every dolI.r srcp, hc,o
TO give you Its full valuc-To Rive you "A,
every dollar what you reasonably erect
What your dollar deaand.-EquAi ,ctutn,
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LOCAL BREylTlts.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About

~ .. tho City.
WILLIAM KEMP, n coal miner, rs run
In for drunkenness last night by Officer
MOAN. z =. # ,,.
TIE German NJ. Z. Sunday school will
70 down to Cresap's Grove on the Ohio
River railroad on Thursday and have
picnic there. .,a.@
j. r. DEvRlks, IN yesterday received
n newspaper from Athens, Greece, con.
tanning M interesting notice OF the arr.
val OF Bishop Kain nnd party ut TINT
place.
ALL the Methodist Sunday schools Of
the city will unite on July 4 In union
basket picnic and celebration in The
grove adjoining the Moundsvillc camp.
ground.
OFFICER He'll called The patrol wagon
10 the Second ward last evening to haut
man, giving bis name rs @. D. Thomp.
son and his home as Martins Ferry, to
the lookup. no - @
THE Board OF County Commissioners
will meet to-day to lay tho annual levy,
sit as Boord OF Equalization and Ap.
pcals aud transact atty other business
demanding attention.
TnE annual Commencement OF tho
Linsly Institute will be held this even
Ing In the Opera House In addition to
the customary exercises Rev. DR.. Modat,
President Of Washington ind Jefferson
College, will deliver MI address, "a
Plea for the Classics"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling Folks
... Abroad.
Mr.. Charles n. Hook ia home from the
ST. Louis industrial school, where he
taught the past year.
Howard McCourtney left for his home
in Chicago yesterday after spending a
few days here with his parents.
DR.. a. II. Thayer, OF Grafton. cx.mom-
Der OF the House OF Delegates from Tay.
lor county, was Mt the Mcclure yesterday.
John Buttertleld, well known Wheel.
ing boy, now located in Baltimore, Is ut
present, accompanied by his dog Jack,
Waiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Otto G. Hess, son OF Mrs. Henry
Hess, OF this city, will graduate this
week Mt the Rose Polytechnic Institute,
at Terrc uaute, Ind, in mechanical and
electrical engineering.
Miss Jennie Baker, OF st. Paul, Mimi,
daughter OF Hon. Lewis Baker, formerly
of this city, left for her homo yesterday,
alter spending two weeks in this city,
the guest OF Miss Ida UpdegraG.
Miss Margaret Kenna is the guest OF
friends here, having come on to be pres.
ent ut tho annual distribution at Mt. dc
Chantal Tomorrow. Senator Kennn to.
sired to come also, but was prevented by
indisposition.
J. A. Ewing, Governor Fleming's
private secretary, left to-day for a brief
visit to friends in Wheeling. He will
also attend the meeting OF the Demo.
cratic State Committee at parkerebuIs.-
Charleston Star. -
Miss Lucy Robinson, who won golden
opinions by her sweet singing, goes TO
Boston to complete her musical educa.
ton. She has q great voice and already
seems to have perfect control OF it,
Bellaire Independent. :
Squire Ankle, his wife, daughter and
and niece will leave this morning for q
weeks visit to Columbus. Mrs. Arile
has sister living in Columbus whom
she has not seen Tor twenty-seven years,
and another sister living at Blanchester,
Ohio, will join her there and they will
hold reunion. Squire Ankle hopes to
be entirely restored to health by another
| weeks rest. rs
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A meeting Of the residents OF Bakers
addition, that part OF town about The
Central glass works and east OF McCol.
loeb street, was held last night for the
purpose OF insisting upon the members
Of Council from the First and Second
wards, in which the addition is located,
giving the section some attention. The
meeting was held at William McCor.
miek.s place, and besides quite NUN.
Der OF citizens, were met by Council,nen
Emshlmer, O'kane and Robrecht,
Messrs. Filing CHAM, Capps and Haller
c G, Just asthe meeting adjourned.
views and made promises, and the iol.
lowing committee was appointed to look
after the interests OF the section: Henry
Hoey, George Wilhelm, William Strauss
Ed. Walton, William Mccormick and
II. W. Brooks. .S,.4 - =
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The Supreme Court OF Appeals met at
10 O'clock, all the judges being present.
Cummings vs.. Armstrong, Judge ETC..
petition for a writ Of mandamus: opinion
by Lucas; petition refused and rule dis.
charged. - ~
bennett, Commissioner, We. Jackson
ct al; writ OF error, from Lewis county ;
submitted.
Cosnel's, administrator, va. Smith
, Writ Of error, from Lewis county; con:
Leonard, trustee, ct al. Va. Smith and
w!tei appeal aud supersedeas. from Up.
shur county; submitted.
Adjourned until 10 a, m. TODAY.
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SONS OF VETERANS,


The State Encampmeut to Meet In Parkcrs.
burg Tomorrow. s6,s
Tho annual State Enoampment Of the
West Virginia Division Sons Of Veterans
will meet in parkcrsburg tomorrow, and
the signs are that there will be full at.
tendance ofdelegates. Colonel Baguley,
Commander oithe Division, accompanied
by portion Of his staff, will leave on
the Ohio River train at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, and other members from this
pity Will 50 dpwn tomorrow morning,
The Encampment congists of the Colonel
and his staff and the delegates from each
Camp in the State, although all members
OF the order and members OF the G, A.
Il. are entitled to seats in the Encamp.
ment. The session will be one OF the
most important in the history OF the
order In this State. Reduced rates 1.-TWO
cents per mile each way) have been
granted on the Ohio River and Baltimore
& Ohio railroads. 2. -. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
GLASS FACTORIES SHUT DOWN.
iluttcd Markets ns IL Result OF Now Facto.

'iattcu Markets ms u Result OF Now Facto.
ries tho Cause.
All the window glass factories west OF
the Allegheny mountains shut down for
the summer on Saturday in accordance
with an agreement entered into by the
Western Window.Glaes Manuiac.,rers'
Association at a meeting held recently
in Pittsburgh.
During the shutdown the factories
Will be overhauled and put in good con.
ditlon for the next fire, which will be.
gin about October |. The reason assign.
ed orthe shutdown two weeks in ad.
vance OF the usual time is to restrict pro.
duction in order that the surplus stocks
that have accumulated as result OF the
multiplication Of new factories in the
west may be consumed. Prices will be
maintained, and are firm at present dis.
counts. There is not likely to be any
change for some time. -
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MILLIONS OF ANIMALS.
You Can Not Soc Them but You May DO
DsSoured ny Them II You Arc Not on


Aal.aria-bad air. What Is "bad air." IT'S
Mrloaded with millions Of minute animals too
small to DO seen by the naked eye md every one
oil them poisonous. Look at sunbeam where
1t comes streaming In through your window aud
notice the millions OF atoms OF dust that Il con.
nins. You do not sec this IuAt except as II Is
mAdc Visible In a sunbeam. Then think how
many Thousands Of millions OF smaller animals
!ntte must be IN every breath dawn Into tho
lut.s aud not one Of which can DO seen! Bu.
!ney mnst live. and they do live upon that por.
lion o. the human body which they eau get ut.
inns IL malaria. IL Ii any wonder that nearly
every man and woman II troubled with ~ Ia
u nor rather wonder that they arc not troubled
more! but what eau be d0nef XIII the germs.
HOW NoihlnB 10 quickly aud certainly doc, Il
" pure Whiskey., Nothing 40 certainly Injuries
~ IMPURE whlAkty, and no whiskey was ever
Known That y \, absolutely pu, In every re.
tfeet ts bhffy's furc Matt. tfot. ffeury 4 StOlt,
O. New YORK. declats II: MIR. VIM. II. Cutter,
sMle chemist OF Connecticut. unhcsi atingly
A.sefh IL; all prominent scientists, dnctois, aud
ptoicsson who have Investigated II, fully agree
anu are unqualified III their com lstious.
ANY man or woman who feels tired, weak, OK.
hansied, despOndcut, with all The signs Of ma
lAtia and mAlAriAl poison, should not delay and
cannot 90 uoter than 70 use, iu The prnpcr man,
naf ana Win moderation, Bdtfys Parc Msit
MhnRcy. De CAREFUL In purchasing Il, , owevcr,
70 secure the genuine. Like other valuable
thtogs, u has limitations, and many dealers nrc
uMnohorablc enough to try aud sell other and
INJURIOUS goods. DO not be deceived but Insist
upon having tho genuine. =
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WHEELING WRITTEN Up.

The Boston loot md Shoe Recorders
Rambler Here.
Mr.. E. i. Small, the "Western Ram.
bier" Of the Boston Boot and Shoe Re.
con1er, who was in Wheeling a few
weeks ago, has written up the city,
especially its shoe industry, for bis
paper, and the account makes fl ye pages
in the Recorder Of juno IL, which 10
embellished with cuts Of several Wheel.
ing institutions borrowed from the In
rELLlGEScEE. Mr.. Small refers to the
strike; copments on the steady growth
OF the city, and lis advancement in
many respects. lie says:
"rhe city has about fourteen miles OF
street railway in operation, about eeyen
being covered by the electric cars, the
trolley system OF two overhead wires
being used. In fact, Wheeling was one
OF the first cities to use the electric
Auid,
THE main streets arc paved with Wit
rifed fire brick, laid in pitch. It's dur
able, some oft having been in use since
'S3, and is now apparently as good as
when first laid. 1t can be put down for
from p5 cents to 81 10 per square yard,
which is about one.half the cost OF as
phalt. By its use several years Of use
fulness is added 10 the lives Of the horses
and .carriages-surely quite desidera.
tum. l respectfully recommend this
pavement to Boston's Street Commits.
sioncrs.
There are over one hundred indus
trial establislments-iron, glass and pot.
terry works leading. It may not gen.
crafty be known that the Riverside Iron
Works, located in this city, is among the
most extensive OF the kind in the world,
They employ about $500 skilled work
men, and as to the amount OF work
turned out won't begin to tell, as you
wouldn't knoY any more about it ii !
did. 'Ss5
"There are ten banks with an aggrc.
gate capital OF about 81 100000" "
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HARRY SEYBOLD FLEE,
Judge Paul Admits Him to Bail In 81 800
lsund.

ouuRc iHul Admits Him To Ball In 81 900
Bond.
Harry Seybold was released from Jail
yesterday on bail, his iather.;n.law, Mr.
J. II. Rosenberg, going on his bond for
Sl,500, the sum fixed by Judge PAUL. on
All application by Mr.. Seybold's attor-
ney, Colonel Arnett.,ior reduction OF
the original bond OF $1,000.
Sheriff steenrod said yesterday that
the e,, suspicion entertained by MI. sey-
whom he boarded in st. Louis, had in.
formed the authorities hereabouts, was
without foundation go far rs he knew,
and the report that Zane was n relative
OF the Sheriff was also untrue. lie never
heard OF Zane until he was told about
him by Harry Ssybold as they came
through st. Louis.
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Fine Evenings for Bnthlnr

The boys have fine fun these evenings
bathing in tho river. On the Island
shore just below the Suspension bridge
4 large crowd gathers every day ut sun
set, They wear all sorts Of improyised
bathing suits, and some ieats arc done
which are worth watching. The boys
are many OF them as much at home in
the water as on land, and they wrestle,
tight. dive, turn somersaults and enter.
tain large numbers Of spectatora. -. !
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Fendt, westminster at the scales on
Market street, near Seventh, was before
tho committee charged with violating
tho ordinance requiring that certain
sums DO charged for weighing certain
kinds OF goods. Mr.. Fendt admitted his
fault and explained the circumstances
attending thu infrac,ioa. On motion OF
MI. Capps, Mr.. Fendt was censured and
allowed 10 retain his position. The COM
mlttecs also ordered the payment Of bills
amounting 10 $3.50 90. In
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FROM TiiE RIVER.

The river WINS about stationary last night, with
0 feet Inches In the channel. =
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June l6.-Riycr G feet 4
inches and falling; cloudy md warm. :
Business was a little dull at the wharf vcste-.
day, as 1t usually Is on Mondays. =,
Capt. Thomas Prince left Yesterday for Ee,p
Orleans 10 look tier come steam boat interests.
The now Fittaburgh and GAINESVILLE packet vii,
be ready for business when the fall trade opens'
II not before. "a. ~. - : - lA''
Mr.. Charles Jungling, formerly ono Of thu
whart boat force, now steamb0ating on Tho
Mississippi, Is In the city visiting friends. :
The Ksnawha river packet being built at Point
~ masmer ~ knox 4 Son, viii soon DO ready for
charleston 10 Coal Valley. D'
new boat TOT the Pittsburgh aud Wheeling trade
The Elninc Is not very well adapted 10 the trade
what Is wanted Is boat that can make good
time, With good passenger accommodations, FAST
anu good handler. -g,., &, f-..ls,s.. - :
Capt. Max Gamble has consummatcd the mr.,
chase o! The steamer H. X. Bedford, and she Is
now Gu route from Nashville to this port, II ia
expected that she will DO here TO leave ior Pitts.
burgh on Saturday OF this week. Sao will mike
three trips n week, leaving Wheeling every iues.
day, Thursday and Saturday. She Is said t. BE-
light aud fast. with excellent passenger accom-.
modalIons. The Bediotdw built TOT tho Cum.
bcrlahd river trndc. X iE'E ! y '.
The Elaine departed 70. Pittsburgh at I a. m.
yes.eE}ay.-The Andes, Gu her CIaclanati.Pitts.
burgh trip, passed UP ut p. m.--Thc lien Hur
passed down from Pittsburgh for lArEerburp
at i:3) p. IN. 80 fEeF =,
To-day the Hudson viii pass up from CIncin.
nati to Pittsburgh at I a. The Keystone
burgh trade ut Ia. m.--Thc Courier viii leave
the wharf for PatEetsburE at II 30 Il, m, lstGI'
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y Very line Vehicle.

Robert Luke, the liverymau, has Just
received from the builders, Pittsburgh
firm, the finest vehicle in Wheeling. 1t
il OF the style known MS "three.auarter
coach" The inside is upholstered in
the sea!s and Logger parts with the tiuest
hroadcloth, while the roof aud upper
sides are covered with padded satin,
The brake is new idea, and the lamps
ara OF English make. An electric bell
communicates with the driver from
within. 10 appearance, finish and case
OF motion it is as fine carriage rs can be
seen anywhere.
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Messrs. A. w. Kelly, P. b. Dobbins, S.
Warehouse, sr., William NJ. List and
Charles W. Frunzheim, the commits
sionera appointed by the Circuit Court
to fix the price to be paid by the Term
inal Railway Company for a strip OF
ground Oft Of Isaiah Warren's property,
north Of the creek, held q session in the
room OF Part II Of the Circuit Court yes
tcrday, and heard evidence as TO the
value OF the property and the effect
taking the strip would have on the i'd
joining property.
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Two Council Committees.

Tho Council Committee on Real rs.
tate met last night to take action in re.
gard to tho Kennedy property. pur.
chased in tho STRENGTHENING Of Cald.
wells Run. City Engineer Hoco IRE.
sented report saying that the house
can 30 moved at cost Of ST. AIS, so that
it will be rs good as ever, and recon.
mended to tho committee that it he
done. The committee, after LOOKING
over Mr.. Hoge's plans for moving ths
house, decided to recommend to Coun.
Gil that the house DO moved. a. N I
The committee on scales also met. for
the first time in several months, John
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The seventh annual picnic OF the
German Workingmen's Beneficiary So
ciety was held on the New Fair grounds
yesterday. The Society. fifty strong,
headed by Mayors band, paraded the
streets of the city and went to the pic.
mic grounds, where very pleasant day
was spent. Mayer furnished the music
for dancing. ru
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Second Ward Market Open,, mn,

Second Ward Market Opened Duly,
A few wise words to strangers who
come G, to the city. They should cali at
Stall So and see for themselves that the
wheeling market compares favorably
with, any OF the Eastern markets. in re-.
gard to goods. My motto is. ITO keen
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at all times" which is the verdict OF ali
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall Sc is the place to got
those extra large Acme Tomatoes. - :,
Dyes HASNoN, Proprietor.
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The 1linsly InstItutc,

A meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF
the Linsly lnstitute was held last even.
ing, and the diplomas OF the five gradu-
ates were signed. They arc William G.
Caldwell. oil this city, Frank H. Crock.
ard. OF Benwood, Cloyd II. Duncan,
Of Bridgeport, P. Lee Ring, OF Mar.
TINS Ferry, and Frank II. Roe.
mer, OF Belaire. Everything was re.
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Aoiesef HaouI thut stthatTu sheetr
Custodian Charles Bickcrton, of the
Custom House, received yesterday from
tine department at Washington, two
handsome new bunting flags Of regula.
ton size, which are hereafter 10 be dis
played on every fair day on tho two
poles on the building, as the department
regulations require. One is 4 standard
National ensign, six md one.thitd by
twelve feet, with forty.two stars in the
field, and the other is the Revenue Ser.
vice colors, seven and a half by twelve
feet. They will be run up to tho breeze
to-day, and hereafter be seen every day
during business hours.
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a Travelling Mans E,pcr,cuce.

a Travelling Mans Experience.
F.S. Vcrbeck, who represents the type
foundry OF Messrs. Barnhardt Bros. &
splndler, Chicago, says: ION my re.
turn home from trip found our little
girl sick with summer complaint. /
went to drug store and procured bot.
tie Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a ttamedy. We gave her few
doses according to directions. She re.
covered in a short time aud we were
well pleased with the medicine" For
sale by ". W. Irwin, Chas. r. Goetze,
John klari, G. Schnepl and WE. vii.
ANS, nav
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Sunday evening Deputy U. S. Mar.
shai from Paskersbutg and Deputy Mar.
shal Devine, OF this city, went over to
Martins Ferry and arrested a man in.
dicted in the U. S. Court at Parkersburp
for violation CT the internal revenue laws
ne was locked up overnight aud taken
to Parkershurg yesterday morning.
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VIZ desire to announce 10 the public
that at the commencement OF the L;nsly
Institute this evening n drill will take
place, and all those desiring to attend
are invited to DO present. 4 special
motor will leave the city for Elm Grove
alter the exercises. '$,s SlI
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Dairy nlni,iS Festival I,cuentcd.

The Dairy Maids Carnival given last
week at the English Lutheran Chu4ch
was in I'll essentials brilliantly sue
cessful affair. The Entertainment will
be repeated tonight for the benefit Of
the Hospital fund, and will, of course,
bp as popular as before. The drills,
marches and music Of the Dairy maids
and Farmer boys are very pleasing.
After the rendition of the programme
the young ladies will dispense delicacies
to their customers. The admission
is % cents.
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Leg Broken In thc N1t,,

Jacob Gewhart, formerly Of Fulton,
but more recently employed in the
Long Run mines on the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railway near Mt. Pleasant, had
hls lett leg broken above tho knee by a
lali Of stone last Saturday morning. lie
lay In his room in the mine quite 4 while
With the stone on him before he was
discovered by fellow workman.
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The contract was let Saturday at Park
ersburg for the building of the Ravens
wood 4 Spencer railroad, which will be
standard-gauge feeder to the Ohio River
railroad. Stanley & Odds got the con-
tract, and work begins at once.
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IF Jon cannot see anu need spectaclcs
ron sllOuid call on us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We lave Tic
finest instruments and more experience
than my other 0pticiau III the State.
md guarantee satisfaction or money re-
fInded. JACOB W. GEUliB,
JeMeler and Gpt;cian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record one deed OF trust and deed
made June lG by Thomas Neuman to
Joseph Lineweaver, in consideration Of
Si50, for lot 10 in Klein and Stifels adj
dition, in the Fifth ward.