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FATALLY suy.srpuCH.
a Woman Dies from tho fteat--tnother
#HfN. y Case OF PrOktrntipu.

~ woman Dles rom INC Hent--AnOther
Case Of PrOhtratiou. N 5.,l
In Martins Ferry there were two sun.
strokes yesterday. One Of the victims,
Mrs. Linnie Findry, dying. The other
was Thomas Mullaney.
Mnllaney, boiler In The Standard
Iron and Steel Works, residing in Clark's
addition, was on his way home from the
mill about one o'clock and was over.
come while walking up tho Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad track, in front Of
the freight depot. lie was carried to
his residence, where he lay unconscious
for some timc. DR.. W. Z. Heryey told
an lNTELLloRSCER reporter last evening
that he believed Mr.. Mullaney was out
Of danger.
Mrs. Findry was less fortunate. She
was overcome by the heat about 8 y. M,
and died In less than two hours after.
ward. She resided with her daughter,
Mrs. Jacob Schnell, on West Hanover
street. She has not been well for soy.
eral days, but notwithstanding this fact
helped Mrs. Schnell with her washing
yesterday morning and other work
during the dny. II was In the afternoon
while Mt work in the yard, that she was
overcome. She was carried into the
house and DR.. W. L. Hervey summoned
about half hour later. She was dying
when the doctor arrived and expired
about one hour aiterward. She was
about sixty years old. .e
In the glass factories and rolling mills
u number Of employees were obliged to
knock OF during the day.
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MARTINS FERRY.
councilman Elected-Arm Drokon-vari
.a Oun Other Nntau #N.|.

Councilman Elected-Arm Drokcn-vasi.
. Gus Other Notes.
Charles 4. shteyc, ESQ.,, Is quite III. md II Is
feared he cannot recover. ~
Rev. J. IL. Dlackford, Of West LAFAYETTE. O., Is
visiting relatives hcreabouts. !. :
Commencement will be held nj tbe Catholic
school this morning Ut D o'clock. -. -
VIII Winters Is home from school at Delaware
ior the summer. iewill graduate next year.
NcTIcE-Waier rents are due Juiy !. and us,
oe PAID before tho 10Th OF the water viii be turn.
eu w. J.S. MITCHELL, Secretary. .
MesSrs. E. ". Iloylc, S. +. Dean aud II. Ebert
VIII drive 10 Cadi1 today, where they will NJ.
tthd horse safe. ~
William Lloyd Benjamin Ciplcs aud J.Guuder
leit LOT England yesterday. to spend the sum.
,nt Robert Morgan and william Williams
Last evening very ENJOYABLE social was given
Emma llenderson's Sunday school class. Tor the
benefit Of the II. L. Church, 'N"' so
Maggie May SIC Hahon, II four.ycar.old dauph.
Ter Of Mr. George Mcmahon, the Second street
grocer, iell from chair last evening breaking
her right arm. DR.. J. D. uobensack reduced the
fracture. Az
l., Two ,S artists arc at work painting new scanety
mud kalsomined In first class style. Two rows Of
seats Will be taken out 10 as 10 make Il middle
aisle, and other Improvements VIII be made
during the summer. -'' ''>'
AZ the special election In the Third ward yes.
istday, Thomas Mcars, Democrat, waI elected
T Tpnnnei!mah: Receiving III votes. VIII. L,
o'Belrnc, Democrat, q. The Third ward is the
Republican stronghold Of the city.
The monthly meeting and sncal for members
and friends Of The Young Mems Christian As,o.
citation will take place this evening. The pro.
sfamme, after the transaction OF a few matters
Of business, win consist Of music, addresrss n
social intercourse. Both lndiesaud gentlemen
arc Invited. e..
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BELLAlRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City. AYE

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossfp from
tho Glass City. 49,
Tho steel works will close down Saturday next
for ono month. alHrIHi "'
Al Davis and Robert simpson Mo home from
a western trip. r. =, 80 'p7EHU.I
william Camp and family have gone 10 their
iarin near fairniont, VIVA. ~ - EgsI.-. +.
Two eo'ored chaps and one white and one col.
ofed girl arc behind the bars. IE
Frank Hicks and Miss Iorena stillwcll were
married ut The brides home last night H9 Or
Harry samscl and wife hayc come back TO Bel.
latte nom Muhcle. Ind, and will rctide here.
J.. ". Dondull. the we'll drillnr. /, on tho
sqlaiy WIN bis apparatus, and began yesterday
~ drill for water.
James barrett and Miss Jennie Anderson " III
10 married this evening u the home Of the
bride, III tue Fist ward. 80 -. :
Key. q. 8. Cole. OF Steubcnylllc, and Mis- Net.
lie liatdestey Will DO married to-day nj thp
brides home, near Malaga. w
Simpson Henderson, Of Monroe county, near
Jerusalem. lost his barn by fre last week, with
l9ss Si,ap9. -
Judges i. a. Lanbie, Of Youngstown. ". II.
Frazier. OF Caldwell. and n. II. Woodburr, OF
JEFFERSON, on their way to 81. Claltsyillc to hold
Circuit Court, are stopping ut the Windsor. 3
Mrs.. Leo Eddy was badly bruised aud hur,
hpou. INC bouy and lower limbs by the storm
oluWinS 10 hcr Kitchen, OH Wccge creek, sun
day evening. The children, who were with her
IN the Kitchen, escapcd Injury.
The Belmont and Pittsburgh Coal Works 70.
simed operation yesterday morning, after IN
idleness Of four months. The men were gtant,d
GS per hundred bushels, the crushef 10 Tho
main At TX inches. ~ : 49, = -.
About ono hundred and fltty Masons braycd
me excessive heat yesterday aud went TO Barnes
vile. The City Hand accompanied the crowd
Among tho prominent County Seat people who
Went ont wete Auditor Henderson, Deputy
shsiili scott, Clerk Lawson Emerson md y. u.
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In response to the request in yester.
days 1NTELLIGENcEn that persons
missed by the census enumerators would
leave information to that effect at this
office, several have been heard Of who
do notknow of having been listed. OF
these MIR. John 7. Reed, of 2l25 Market
Streets one. There arc three in his family.
Hon. A. X. Campbell, OF so Zane street,
Island, saw no enumcrator. He has
seven in his family. - y :
Eugene Muhlman, q member OF the
Hook and Ladder Company, living at
No. IS Twenty.second street, with four
in the family, has not been called upon
by the census enumerator.
J. NJ. Crouch, city editor OF the Nt,rs.
Letter, was also missed, ~
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L. S. GooD sellsdry gooda tile cheapest
FROM THE RIVER.

The river was falling again last night, with II
leet inches In the channel. - tsf
PIrrsnuRdH, Pa, June 2i.-Rivcr feet Ginches
aud falling. =, = : =
MAEEES, Pa, June 2i,-River lilo foo. and
failing; clear aud WARM, H. ss,.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, June oi.-Riyer 7 feet 9
inches ind falling; clear. .-S.s' .si i, :
MoEGAST0wS, W. VA, June aA.-Riyer a f,et
Inches and falling: clear. 57r1=7 - =
Yesterday the \. +. Phillips md the Liberty
had quite an exciting and interesting race be-
tween the fool OF D0ggS' Island aud the wharf
The Phillips left the Liberty before they had
gone but few hundred yaros. -
Yesterday Commodore Crockard moved his IA
bic and books from the wharf hoat Office out On
the root behind the cabin SO as to get the bene.
ut oil the cooling southern brcezes. II was yery
hot In the office In the afternoon. E
Colonel c. +. Merrill would do the packets an
everlasting favor II he would have the suuken
coal bnrscs removed from tho hack river, mo
back river has been unnarIgablc ever since me
baFset were sunk aud the packets niRs the bust.
ness Of tho two mills kecniy. IN ~ :
To-day the Lizzie Buy will pass down from
Pittsburgh Tor Charleston and kanawhR riytr
points at4 u. m.-The Elaine Will leave tho
whnif for Pittsburgh ut In. m.--Thc len iur
Will leave for Parkcrsburg at II $50 n. III. :
The first boat out OF port yesterday was the II
X. Bedford, for Pittsburgh al sn. ,n.-The Hul.
son, due up from Cincinnati at u. M, passed mn
at IL o'cock--The Courier got away for PA.
kcfsburg at II 80 n. m.-The Keystone State
passed down from Pittsburgh for Cincinnati At
! p. III The Liberty aud 4. Z. phillips were
III their regular trades. Esn :
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have been unusually promising, and the
company expects to have ahighly profit.
able Investment. "A,
TIE UNION STATION.

J.. u
The Public Aroused to tho Importance OF
Preventing tho Abandonment OF tho
Plan. s'. .-'.
The announcement that the excessive
award Of tho commissioners in the case
OF the Terminal Railway Company
against the Norway Tack Company had
caused the former company TO aban.
don Its plan for a union railway station
at Market md Eighteenth streets, aud
tho other important improvements in
cidcnt thereto, was received by the public
yesterday rs serious blow to the city's
progress. There was good deal Of talk
on the subject. but the only plan sug.
gestcd that offered my hope OF
bettering the situation was that
$4,000 which represents the discrep.
ancy between tho $4,000 which the
Terminal Company Is willing to pay for
the Tack Factory and the $4,000
awarded by the commissioners. It ia
not known whether the Terminal
Company would accept this proposal
and carry out It's original plan. An Oh.
lection to this idea is suggested. The
Terminal Company has yet to buy
several other pieces Of property. II t
now sets q precedent, paying an exces.
sive price for one piece, 1t will OF course
DO subject to similar bleeding on oil
sides. y
The proposed union station is regarded
as OF SO much importance by leading
men, TINT 1t Is proposed to have the City
Council or the Chamber OF Commerce
meet and tako action which, II It does
no more, will show the public feeling in
tho matter.
1t is still hoped by philosophical cit.
izens thatsomO way out OF the Difficult.
tics which btset tho situation will yc,
be found, aud Wheeling get the in.
provements which will place her on a
par with larger cities as regards modern
railroad facilities, something she has
long needed above anything else.
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TIE ARROWS SUMAERNACuTSFESr

To BIO Held on tho state Fair Grounds To.
SIsht-A Good Time Assured.
This evening the .Arion Singing Soci.
ETY. will give Its annual Soma,eraachisjtst
and concert OH the State Fair Grounds,
The grounds will DO handsomely deco.
rated with flags, bunting and Chinese
lanterns, ETC., and all open air concert
will be given by the Opera House band
and Arion Singing Society. Dancing,
balloon ascensions, 6on.fres and 4 grand
display OF fire works will DO features.
The gates will be opened at 3o'clock,
and the concert commences at seven.
Supper wilt BIO served on the ground,
and the usual good time had at all
entertainments given by the Arion is
assured to all who attend.
The committee OF Arrangements ia
composed of F. A. Woeber, IT., Ed. S.
Schwinn, Herman Schambra, Edmund
Roller, Louis G. Lane, and tho dancing
floor committee OF Louis G. Laue, Ed.
s. Schwinn, Charles L. WoeLer, WIN, +.
Laue, VIM. kirbach.
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JAMES DYSON'S ARM BROKEN
ty n Runaway Horse Throwing lIim-Am
putntiun may be Necessary.

lty n Runaway Horse Throwing lIim-Am.
putatlon may be Necessary.
Yesterday afternoon James Dyson, OF
the City Gas Works, was on the Island
doing u repair job, and had the gus works
horse aud wagon to haul the tools.
When ready to return to the city he
stepped onto the hub Of the wagon, at
the same time taking the lines in his
hand. The horse turned suddenly and
threw him to the ground in such way
that his left elbow struck with force
sufficient to shatter the bones. lie held
on TO the lines, aud the horse ran away,
dragging him quito a distance on the
ground. Mr.. Dyson was taken to his
home on Virginia street, where Dr.. L.
@. Myers attended him. 1t was feared
last nightthat Mr.. Dyson's arm will have
to he amputated.
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bridgeport,

John Kuhn and ST. CIar Alexander arc home
from the Ohio State University. :"
pEof George iielRiein. of the Bind Institute
~ Columbus, Is home 10 spend his vacation.
MIS- II. G. Branum, who has been dangerously
II! lot the past few months. Is convalesclng.
H"v. Mr.. MCCurdy and vile, OF La,robe, Pa
1tc The guests OF Mis-. McCurdy's mother, Mrs. j,
X. Mitchell. - "' ' 49, V
beautiful new switch board OF modern dc.
sign containing sixty telephone lines. has been
here,
Mrs. Frank segel aud daughter, OF Kansas
Eity, Arrived here yesterday, TO bay visit to
MIS-. seisers parents, Hon. X. J. MD Mis-. Alex.
Colored camp meeting began at Harrah's
orchard last .unday aud will close next SUNDAY
erertug. The meeting Is full Of earnes,pt e
and is getting Interesting, %
The refusal .! Superintendent +, NJ. Town.
SEM sen Of the Cleveland. Loran 4 Wheeling rail-.
Iond. 10 pay train men for each hour thew nre
out ever schedule time, Is creating considerable
comment among railroad men here. aud in Mi
men within Il few days, - ''"'A
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WHEELING INSTALhENT CO,

We don't coniine ourselves to Rsirir.
orators and Ice Chests. This great re.
liet sale embraces hundreds OF Baby
Carriages in the very latest and mos.
stylish designs, upholstered in mos.
beautiful colors, with parasols to match
styles without slint--iancies ipnu.
merable-all at prices desirable. The
best Of these goods have sold right along
here twhere low prices always preyaiD
for nearly double the figures We asked
during this relief sale. We arc within
tho confines OF undeniable iacis when
we say the same goods sell every day
on Main street for double the prices we
ask while this sale ]nsts. II yon wanta
desirable, seasonable, cheap Carriage,
don't overlook hisgrea. offer. Remen,.
Der everyone is guaranteed. Come
early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. II you have
but a small amount you can purchase
just as readily as if you had pocket
full. Our instalment plan enables you
to furnish outright with very little out
lay OF ready cash. Be among tbs nun.
Der to-day.
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Troy (kdn.) Chicf.
Some years ago, We were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera NOR.
bus; and now when We feel any OF the
symptoms that usually proceed that
ailment, such us sickness at the stomach,
diarrhoea, etc, we become scary. We
have found Chamberlain Remedy the
very thing to straiahtep one ont 10 such
cases, aud always keep it about. It's
somewhat similar to the usual cholera
cures, but aeems to contain ingredients
that render it more pleasant to take,
and that do their work more quickly.
Sheriff Devereux tells us that he is sub.
ject to cholera morbus, and recently felt
aspell COMM on, when he obtained
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and two doses
made him all right. We are not writing
this for a pay testimonial, but to let our
readers know what is a good thing to
keep handy in the house. For sale BY
W. W. Irwin, Chas. r. Goetze, John
klari, G. schnepf and W. L. Williams.
'... DkW
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The modern home has many comforts
and conyeniences little dreamed Of by
those who occupied the residences OF
fifty years ago. The public water works
made possible the present convenient
kitchen and bathroom. Natural gas has
shown the world the advantages Of
gaseous fuel. Electricity gives bright,
steady, clear and cool light with which
nothing heretofore known can compare
and puts within reach OF all mechani-
cal fans to keep us cool. The cheapness
Of iron and steel products has made it
possible for every one to have in his
home u safe to insure the protection OF
those precious things Of which every
household is IN owner. It !s q matter
Of generalization that all these are with.
in tho reach OF the people OF Wheeling.
We have the water works, nnlural gas
and electric lights, and the Globe Cog
tract Company will supply the safes and
electric fans. 1aF
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LOCAL BREylTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About

nlAttors Oh MINOR moment IN nnu Apout
ri the City. tft
UNION school entertainment at the
Opera House this evening.
THE Red Gross Base Ball club will
play at Washington, Pa, on Saturday.
Six new box ears for the Ohio River
railroad arrived over the Panhandle
yesterday afternoon.
ALL the Ohio River trains were late In
arriving yesterday, having 20 run care.
fully at the points washed out.
RonxEr Ross was Yesterday appointed
administrator OF Timothy Woodruff,
deceased; bond 81, 600; Jane Woodruff,
surety.
TIE Council Committee on Fire De.
partment yesterday sent 10 Chicago the
order for tho Champion chemical fire
engine. t5sf
County COMMISSIONER VoLLiNdER yes.
Ter sent Hungarian, who had been
ying sick with fever for como time, to
the Poor House.
A LAWN iete will be given on the
grounds Of Mrs. Berger, on Zano street,
Island, Friday evening. Two.thrds Of
the proceeds are for st. Luke's church
and one.third for tho benefit OF the hos
pital fund. .'.r..a.
CORONER SCuULTzE was yesterday
called 10 hold IN inquest on an Italian
infant whose parents live near tho Tor
mill, and who had died without Il ply.
sician'g attendance. He found dealt
due to natural causes.
YESTERDAY the Knights OF st. John
headed by Mayors band, paradet
through the principal streets Of the city
and then went out to Seibert's Garden
where picnic was given, with III exhi
bition drill by the Knights. T.
b MEssas. J. L. MuRrHY and Matthew
Leithman, Pittsburgh newspaper men
are here, TO canvass for the official pro
gramme pamphlet Of the American Film
Glass Workers National Unions picnic
and reunion, to DO held at Wheeling
Park next Monday.
TIE local glassworkers are looking
forward with the liveliest interest to III.
big annual reunion, on tho 30th, q
Wheeling Park. 1t is expected iron
5000 to 10000 people will be present
and the thtong will be the largest eyel
entertained at the Park.
Tony GEsSEu, a creek mill employe
was fined $50 and costs yesterday morn
ing for abusing his wife and family
Jack Brown, disorderly, and Mary
Wright, a dissolute woman, were alst
before the court. Brown paid IS ant
costs and Mary went TO Jail.
TIE Young Mems Christian Associa
ton Athletic Club will give moouligh
excursion on the steamer r. Z. Phillip
next Tuesday evening. The club gav'
an excursion on the Bcllaire last yea
that was delightful suceess. The friend
OF the young men will be invited 10 &C
company them next Tuesday. Ever,
pndeavor will be made to provide 70
their comfort and pleasure. Tickets cal
be had at the Association building.
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Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Follss
Abrond.
Miss Amelia EbSart is visiting friends
in Columbus. @
j. ". Newman, OF New Mal.iusyille,
is at the Behler.
Hon. 9. P. Dorr, OF Webster county,
is at the Windsor. ~ -
S: Y. Woods, Esq, Of Philippi, was
at the stamm House yesterday.
R. B. Kerr, OF Pocahontas county,
was at the Hotel Behler yesterday. 4
Mrs. Dan L. Prayer and her son, AL.
len, are visiting friends near Powhatan,
Ohio. I7'Es ~ ~ :
Mr.. E. Fl. Lively. OF jackson Court
House, was at the Hotel Windsor YES
terday.
Capt. W. II. Irwin is in Pittsburgh at
tending the international Sabbath
School Convention.
Professor a. G. Crouch, Of Petersburg,
Ind, is the guest OF his son, ]. NJ.
Crouch, OF the Nars Letter.
Mr.. W. B. Howell, now OF Dayton, is
at the Hotel Behler, OF which be was
formerly proprietor. He is getting real
lleshy. 80
Emil Schmidt, Ed. Jones, 0. It. Black
burn and Thomas Godfrey, OF Bellaire,
passed through yesterday afternoon, on
Il fishing trip out Wheeling creek.
DR.. Hupp, one Of Wheeline's promi-
nent physicians, accompanied by Mrs.
Hupp, is attending the commencement
xercises.-I'aslington, Pa, Journal.
Mr.. John Hellstein leaves this morn
ing for Lexington, where he will meet
his daughter ut boarding school and
bring her home for the summer vacation.
Revs. J.. II. Spence, OF Parkersburg,
and G. B. Graham, OF Zane Street church,
went to Pittsburgh at 4 20 p. nj. as del.
egates to the International Sunday
School Convention.
Mrs. Edward Cook, OF this city, will
sail on the steamer City OF Berlin, of
the 1nman line, from New York early
this morning for Europe, where she ex.
poets to visit relatives for two months.
Senator and Mrs. N. B. Scott will leave
to-day for California. They will spend
about two months on the Pacific coast,
going by way Of the Northern Pacific
road, and returning over the Denver &
Rio Grande.
Mr.. Francis G. Wood, jr, Of the Cen
trail glass house force, will leave in day
or two for an extended trip to New
York, Boston, Portland, Me-, and sew
eral other points OF interest in New
England, where he will visit his many
relatives.
Joseph Hall, Esq, Of the South Side,
and his daughters, Misses Ruth A. and
NJ. 3. Hall, are in Coyipgiop, KY, at-
tending the celebration OF the iiftieti or
golden anniversary OF the marriage Of
Mr. Halls father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Hall. y
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AEFtK

THEmembers ofthe St. George Society,
before starting on their trip Monday to
tho National Convention ut Columbus,
Ohio, provided themselves with acci.
dent tickets from the Union Accident
and Benefit Ass'clation, Of Wheeling.
That company is now prepared 10 fur.
nlsh travellers with accident tickets
bearing S., 1000 and 5000 insurance and
SIS and $50 weekly indemnity. Orders
BY telephone or mail will be promntlv
filed and tickets mailed to any, address,
Telephone 500. TtI3 - : 800 80
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record six deeds OF trust and transfers
as follows: s..- 80 :
June is, by Bertha WALLACE and hus.
band to Mary G. Summers, for 81 $50,
lot 90 in square l Of the old fair ground
Property.
June 10, by James P. Rogers, special
commissioner, to William S. Elliott, for
$500, an undivided one.half interest in
the farm in this county Of which Thomas
X. Elliott died seized.
June q, by WI. W. Cowden, trustee,
to the Economy Building Association,
for $500. for the Thalman property,
nersh of Wheeling. s"rF y = =
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Rodney Dickersan was yesterday re-
leased by Judge Campbell, Of the Cir.
cult Court, on his own recognizance in
the sum Of $500. Dickerson was twice
tried on a charge Of rape on child OF Ii.
me first time the jury disagreed, and
the SECOND time they found him guilty
and an fixed his penalty us imprisonment.
Inc court subsequently, granted him a
new trial. !. He has been in Jail nearly a
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Two men from Washington; Pa, came
down yesterday to look for a stolen
horse. They found it. The horse was
stolen some time ago, and reward was
offered for its recovery. Recently Chief
Of Police Delbrugge saw a horse which
he thought answered the decoration,
and he sent word to the owner, who
came down yesterday and identified the
horse. There is a slight clue to the
thief. ~ n. g d. -. !, Il
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ANNUAL MEETING

or the National Educational Association Mt
St. Paul, Mlnn., duly 4.h to 10Th.
July lst to July 18th inclusive the Bal.
tlmore 4 Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to St. Paul, at one fare
Tor the round trip, good returning until
July 10: By depositing the return por.
ton OF your ticket with A. +. Merrill,
Joint agent OF the terminal lines at St,
Paul, before July 10, the return limit
will be extended to September 80.
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Flies and Ants are quickly annihilat.
ed by mixing teaspoonful OF RouaH ON
RATS with saucer Of sweetened water;
place on high shelves or suspended in
the room; or mix teaspoonful OF ROUGH
on RATS with hall pound of brown
sugar and sprinkle on high out OF reach
shelves, or on rear border OF lower
shelves, out Of reach Of children. Cut
thia out,