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BOWLING.

The summer season OF the Carroll
Club Bowling League has closed and
proved 10 be one Of the most successful
leagues since the bowling alleys were
opened. Following are individual aver
Gus weltzei, Myrtle5. az. 15s; Coniff.
Arnazonas, $50, 152; B. WeltV, None
Such, $3.50, 1ls; Thomas Clarke, Sham
rocks, (sl). ia; II. ]. OXEN. Amazon
as, "a, 1l2; Sonnefeld, Nonparells, (sS),
III; il. Balzer, None Such. (3). 14l:
Cochran, Hiawathas, (l2), 40; Evans,
Nonparells, (l2), 40; Carroll, Jolly Fell
lows, (42), 13s; John O'Kane. MyrtleS,
(1s), 1888; B. Wingerter, Hlawathas. 1881.
lS7; Dick, None Such, (g5), ISL; sauers,
Shamrocks, az. 1856; Vogler, Nonpa-
reils, Ci1), 1s5; Hughes, Myrtles (Ss).
1876; Scally, Jolly Fellows, 1850, l35; Nc
Mahon, Nonparells, (30l, 1876; W0lving-
ton. Hiawathas, t19). 1856; Blum, Jolly
Fellows. (29), 133; Gordon, Hiawathas,
(35), 1870; Miller, Nonparells. (25), 129;
Kemple, AmaEonas, (22), 1873; Murray,
Hiawathas, (33), 127; Brady, Amazonas,
t1s), 127; James Altmeyer, HiawathaS,
(Sl, !27; Kaiser, Jolly Fellows, (S5). 1876;
Alexander. jolly Fellows, (2S). 1876; HON.
man. shamrocks, (2s), 1876; John Gaus,
MyrtleB, 500. 1876; Manning. None Such,
(6), 1925; Hores. Shamrock, Ci3. 125;
Kirchner, Shamrocks, 1861, 1922; Keller,
Hiawathas, (25), 122; William Gundling,
None Such. (2I). 1922 Worls. None SrEh,
%. i22; Zlerowick. Hlnwathas, C4Ol, l2l;
McCune, Myrtles. ED, 12l; Doyle Sham
rocks, (20), 12l; William Lutz, Amazon
as, (5), 12l; Noll. None Such. 1881. 100;
FlndIng, Amazonas. (2G), 100; Farrell,
MVrtles, (ls), 100; MCGOWAN. MyTtles,
(12), 12O; Mullarkey, shamrocls, ~.
100: L. stelnmets, Ama1onas, CD, li9;
Kase, Shamrocks, (3I), llS; Beltz,Shnm-
rocks, t35), III; C. Stelnmetz. Jolly Fell
lows, fS21, III; Klein. ATnazonas, (2S),
III: A. Carney, None Such, (9). III:
C. A. Wingerter, Myrtles, (3), III; Hal
lesy, Amnzonas, Q7), l16; Giesey, AM
azonas, uD. 116; Bailey, Nonpareils,
t16), ia; Mathison, None Such t10),114;
Leo GIlligan, None Such, 90. III; John
yelty, Jolly Fellows, t6), 1l3; A. Col
1er Amazonas. 90, 113; George Gnnd-
Ing, Myrtles, (2l), ITO; Joe Baizer, Jolly
Fellows, (5), 10; E. ]. Carney. Sham
oeks. tD. 1o7; N. Trusehel. Myrtles,
l5), 10l: George Welty, None Such. (3),
02; Michaels. Jolly Fellows, (S). %;
NhAuGyt NAli o.
The prizes will be presented Monday
vening, August /, at an old-tlme smo-
.er, In the auditorium. All members Of
he Carroll club ore requested to be on
,and. There will be a fine musical
rogramme rendered by a mandolin and
uItar club. The following are the
,ames Of the prize winners:
Nonpareil, FIRST piaee-Harry Vogler,
aptain; George sonnefeld. George Ev-
MS, Frank Mcmahon. Charles Miller,
robert Hallesy.
Hiawathas, second place-D.W. coch-
an, captain, a. Bernard Wingerter,
lillian Murray, ]. zierowlck, A. Cor
On. II. NJ. Keller.
Prize to the man having the highest
Yernge was awarded to Gus G.Weltzel.
rizes 10 high man In each club were
lwarded to George Sonnefeld, D. w.
cochran, T. F. Clarke, Gus g. Weitzel,
I. ]. Carroll, Bert Welty and ]. j. CO.
ulf,
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MORGANTOWN-River Z feet and
stationary Weather. raining.
GREENSBORO-River feet z inches
and stationary. Weather raining and
cooler. Adam Jacobs and FLORENCE
Belle down Saturday. James G. Blaine
and Nellie Hudson mp.
BRoWNSVILLE-Rl feet in
ches and rising,
OIL CITY-River II inches and sta
tlonary. Weather cloudy and warm.
STEuBENVTLLE-Iiver feet In
ches and rising. Weather warm and
cloudy. r. NJ. Bayne due up Tonight.
Passed down: Avalon this morning
wARREN-River l foot. Fair ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river feet
aud stationary. Cloudy and mercury at
So. Eeavy storms during the day caus-
Ing great destruction OF crops In the
interior.
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five, their disregsrd Of the laws Of health
and their uttaT failure to protect health
when Il Is threstened aud IesteTe Il when
il Is lost ThefmoSt COMMON result Of neg
lect Of health 10 that dread disease, con-
sumption. Not many yeafS ago Il was con-
SideTed ineufable. Now Il q known that
Dr. RieTce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure % per cent Of ~ cases II taken In
time. That Is it, record dufinE period Of
thiTtyyears. Many of The thaukfui patients
have permitted tttiT uamsS experiences
and photographs tethe reproduced in Dr..
Pierce's Commo1, Ghule Medical Adviser.
Any sufferer WhS fishes 70 investigate
these cases may ssevfe copy Of this book
Jref, by sending a one.eent stamps 10
eoDtT eoSt Of mailing only, 70 the Worlds
DispenAAIy Medical Association, Buffalo,
N. Y, and then write 10 the patients them.
selves In consulting Dr.. r. v. Pierce BY
letter, the sufferer conSults q Skillful spe.
cialist who for thirty yeaTB has been chief
consulting phySieisn TO The great tnySiids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, ct Buffalo,
N. Y. With the assistance Of q 8taH Of able
physicians, he has SUCCESSFULLY treated tens
Of Thousands Of cases Of bronchial, throat
and lung affections. BE will cheeEfHlly
answer letters from all sufferer, without
charge. Address the Doctor = above.
~ had brouehitiS for eighteen years and was
treated by three physdauS but al ALLIED"
writes DEyid waTtlenlHR, Rsq., sf ShoemIkeEs-
vile. BerkS Co, Pa They told me there vas
no cure for me. then used Or. Pierees Goldgn
Medical Discovery. aud val enhrlly cured. Ny
weight Is now ia poundS."
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oOO0OOOVOS'SgNSSSS
SPORT.


The .ain yesterday afternoon made a
.ea Of mud of ehs state fair grounds
rack. so that it was impossible 70 run
me races OF the Wheeling Jockey Club
mat mad been scheduled. This was a
scyere disappointment 20 the large
crowd shat anticipated an enjoyable af-
,,rroon Of sport. The card for Friday
Viii be run on this afternoon. The en-
;fIes are as follows:
Flr,t NICE, ~ fuTlonFs-Meadows. ii2;
sea, ii?: Helen H.. 10; Rossmaii lial Luz
e'ss s',6nd race, Y mile-Monroe Doctrine
u5. Whippany. rs; Speedy, ll2; BY JoYe,
~. Young Critic, l07; Merritt, 80,
N,rbird race, ~ furloaEs-F X HOOP.
80. crown, IFS; Galloper 10i; Lucky Num-
~ ~. ~: Magnolia. 100; Tampa, ITO.
Fourth race. q mlle-F ITeWelSr, III;
u!,I,er O., liz; Pocket Piece, IL; Gold Dol
,,T liz; Traitor, li5; Beloved, no. Arion'
IL FINN race, ~ furlonss-Dewey, Late
co5spirator. il2: Corn Cob, rs; Nevada
1oy ii9. Haunana, ITO; GILT Australian,
i niSS' MinkO Maid. no; Sister Ida, TO-
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OAKLAND. Cain, July 29.-Dr Pep
per, of Philadelphia, a prominent east
ern physician, died at o'clock last
night at Castle Verona. the county seat
Of Mrs Phoebe Hearst, in Pleasonton.
The cause OF the death was heart fail
ure. Dr. Pepper was very old friend
Of Mrs. Hearst, ana at her invitation
was spending the summer months at
Castle Verona, In the country. The re-
mains have been embalmed and WILL be
shipped east Ghis evening.
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ON FOREIGN SOIL.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-TWO Of th
four games between Cleveland and Bait
more transferred to this city from Clev'
land were played here to-day. Cleyelai
called ut the end Of the eighth Inning
account OF darkness, with the score u
The games were interesting and holly cor
tested Kelley was put out OF the game b!
Umpire Andrews for dlsputing decision
Attendance G.552. Score:
S SSiSim1Ts -. ~ 9 ! 9 S-sfS
d. Earned runs. Cleveland 2; Baltimore
Batterles--Cuppy and Powell and Criger
son. UmpireJ, Lynch and Andrews. Time.
Second game:- Ri
Cleveland ........o e201 Q OSLO
Baltimore ..:"..,l 49,
Robinson. EMPIRES, Lynch and Andrews
Time 300
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NATIONAL LRAGIR

Yesterdays GAMES.
New York u: louisville s.
Pittsburgh 2: Philadelphia !.
Cincinnati 8; brooklyn 5.
Chicago 8; Washington J.
Cleveland g: Baltimore &,
Cleveland .; Baltimore j.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn NJ Cincinnati.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Louisville.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Boston at st. Louis.
PITTSBURGH, July 29.-PlttShurgh won
ny the daring base running OF Donovan
md McCreery. and HoierH good work IN
the box. Six OF the Phllllos hits were made
Held work. Attendance, 1000. Score;
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FoXCRoFT. Me. July 29.-It is learn
ed that the financial committee chosen
at the town meeting here In March toad
Just the claims OF holders OF notes given
by the late Judge Elias j. Hale, treas
urer OF the town. who committed suicide
in 1895 after the disclosure Of an I'm
mense system Of embeSzlement carried
on by him through period OF thirty
years, have secured a compromise with
the holders OF $4,000 In notes, who have
signed on at twenty-five cents on the
dollar. A syndicate has been formed by
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LONDON, July 2s.-The officials Of the
United States embassy are ignorant OF
any representations having been made
to Great Britain, in conjunction with the
United States for the purpose Of bring
ing pressure TO bear upon the Italian
government in order TO prevent the bonn
bardment OF CarThagena by the italian
squadron in the event Of Colombia re-
fusing to pay the Cerrud claim, amount
Ing to Sl25,0OO. according TO the decision
of President Cleveland.
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MOTIFS BULLETIN.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-The Following
bulletin has been issued by Chairman
Mott, of the L. A. W. racing board: The
following Is the score in the national
Championship: Arthur Gardiner, SO;
Cooper. 4S: Bald, 80; "Major" Taylor. 2S;
o. L. Stevens, 81: Freeman, y; McFar-
land, II; Eaton, 10: Tim Butler, 0; KIM
bic, 0; Mertens. s; Bowler, Z; Fred Sims,
5: Brown. s; Jap Eden, a; Lieckeri 4;
Nat Butler, 8; Karl Kaiser, 3; Bourotte,
;; c. n. BLY,, ?; Hills. ST.. 2; KIser, :;
Watson Coleman, !,
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r1ps ON THB RACES.

Probable winners this afternoon are
as follows: . 49,.
H: second raoe-whlppanz By love, NJ.
DT ThIrd race-crown Magnolia, Cal
i0 Fourth race-rurnwuter, AriOn. Trait
or Fifth race-Gllt Australian. Corn Cob.
Dewey.
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LOUISVILLE. July 9.-After winning
eight straight games, the Colonies fell
down before the Giants to-day. Atrock
lasted but one inning. Score:
N NST!s YoFk ~ 33 IA Is (:
Earned runs, louisville !; New York
Batterles--LoulsVIlle. Altrock, Magee ant
Klttrldge; New York, Seymour and Grady
umpIrGs, Gaffney and Brown, Attendance
2,l0Q. Time, $50.
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RICHMOND. Ind, July 20.-chrlstian
Lieb, grOceryman, was fatally shot early
to-day by George Reeter, who entered
the store to burglarize. Keefer claims
to live at Columbus, Ohio, but is more
recently Of Indianapolis. He Is aged
about thlrty-hve. He had stolen a
toree and buggy. He was arrested.
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cAI.1.AnAN,s pIrcH1NG-

CHICAGO. July 29.-cailahan pitched .
clever game to-day and the Orphans woI
as they pleased. DahIen was put out Q
the game IN the seventh for mildly protest
Ing decision. Attendance 600. Score,
Chicago no o sOs1O1 'Isi2
washington 20 o 0 o o o o . Ia
Earned runF, Chicago 6: Washington ]
Bntteries-callahan and Donahuc; Dlnee
aud Farrell. Time, 1:i5. Empires, snydt
and Connolly.
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERpIY's DEPARTURES.

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
ParRersbuTB AVALON. Il a. m.
ClarinEton. =. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. n. N. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg .ARGAND. il a. m.
NiRtarnoFRs. .EsIJOISE, II a. m.
Clnrington. -. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubengille. n. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. AVALON. IA. m.
Sistersville. LEROY, o. m
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The marks at p. m. FrIday-2 feet 10
inches and slowly failing.
weather Friday-Cloudy and warm,
with rain.
The Leroy Will take out her usual
Sunday excursion to Slstereville and re-
turn tomorrow. leaving d a. m.
The Avalon will be w early Sunday
morning for Pittsburgh.
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sYMPToMS-Moisture; Intense Itch
ing and singing; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 90 conttnle
tumors form, which often BLEED ana Va,
cerate, becoming very sore. sWAfNb ,
OINTMENT stops the itcnlnE anu
bleeding. heals liberation ana IN most
cases removes the tumora A. arIE-
EIsts. or by mail, for 50 cents. DR..
swaVuo 8 Son, Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tthsNW
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MouNnsY1IIE
AaTlIcsIIansons NslanEu OF Minor Mat
ter from aInrnhalI's Metropolis.

AaTiHcellRneouS MelRngn OF Minor Mat.
ter from NiarIhaiI's Metropolis.
William and Charles Brown, who
have been spending their vacation with
their parents on Fifth street, will leave,
the former on Monday, and the latter
this evening, to travel in the south in
the interests OF Bloch Bros, Of Wheel
ing,
The NJ. 2. sewing society VIII meet
this evening at eight O'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Smith, corner OF Eighth street
and Lafayette avenue.
Deputy County Clerk Ally issued a
marriage license yesterday to Henry
Gilbert, of WetZel county, and Bette
Folier, Of this county.
Misses Mary Reppeto and Mamie Nc
KInley, OF Wheeling, are the guests OF
Mrs. G. C.Reppeto, OF the orchard.
Mr.. G. C. Reppeto has returned from
an extended trip In the interests Of the
Wheeling CorrugatIng Company.
The Bridgeport base bail team will
cross bats with our team on the fair
grounds this afternoon.
Harry Bloom has accepted position
IN Theo. Morris g. Co.'s provision store
in Wheeling.
Or. j. j.. SaUmOns, OF CHllS, W. Va
was a business caller in the city yes
terday
L. B. Martin is in New York city in
the interest OF the Fostoria, glass fac
tory.
Miss Elizabeth Dorsey, of sherrard, is
visiting Miss Ella Cox, Of Jefferson ave-
nua.
Phil Martin has returned from New
Jersey, where he spent his vacation.
Circuit 6lerk L. L. Stldger was in
Wheeling and Benwood yesterday.
Clarence Burnley Is spending n few
days at Mountain Lake park.
Miss Ella Sweeney, of Wheeling, is
visiting Miss Kate Sullivan,
DR.. s;idger, OF Cameron, was in the
city yesterday.
a,.-.,s, ,.rAv,y,Tar NVYA.Rna~Nyr
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has never been egualed by any
cheap imitation Of 1t, and quality
tells, Just as blood tells.
MS fhe SlaRdaPd.

thirty prominent and wealthy citizens
to take up these notes and make final
settlement with the town. Il is expect
ed that the remaining $4,000 Of Judge
Hale's embezzlement will soon be taken
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nor1I MRRE H1r HARp.

cINcANNATI, July 29-Both Dam
mann and Dunn were hit hard to-day. At
tendance, 2,ts0. Score;
Cincinnati 20 arose '-9lt 2
BROOKLYN 80 3 900 1 o % 1-bl3 3
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn 2;
BatterIes-DammanB and Peltzi Dunn and
Ryan. Umpires, Ensiie and Hunt. Time,
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INTER STATE lRAGUR

Az Fort wnyne:- RHE
Toledo .................o o 900 90 2 2
Fort Wayne ...........0 0 0 o l as s o
Batterles-Keenan and Arthur; Herr and
Campbell. Game called on account OF rain.
Az Mansaeld.- RHE
s g4IsHg Rap i;i;.S Q Q i Q 6-f ) &
Batteries-Kellum and Bolt; Carson and
Cote
20 hSsuSSTD% WI epeoo ~ ]
Dayton I'D o 4 / o - II /
Batterles-Knepper and Schreeongost;
STREET, and DonOhue.
Sew castle 20 SSS5!33q-s l5 Z
Battcries-Guese and Zlnram; Dolan and
Graflius.
THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
Manager Potter of the Wheeling
Laundry base ball club wishes to an
nounce that he accepts the challenge Of
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The Isiand Standards. dnd win play
them next Tuesday afternoon at the Is
land marx.
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Father Time'0
pcythe Il a
weapon that no
man can e.
cape. Sooner
OF later Il mnst
lay all men
With prema-
ture death L Il
different Ma.
tuTe tntenued
thGt every man
should i've Z
long aud uSehl
Life, apd die q
Peaeefal, PsiR-
less death.
Men defeat he
intention Of 4
me Heelt
Providence by
tie manner n
Which thew
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N0IICE no CONTRACTORS.

70 o'cjock M. August S, 1898, at the office
OF the clerk OF the county court OF Brooke
county, W. Va, at Wellsburg, w. Va, lor
Inc construction OF a county road from
WnllsburF to Beech Bottom. Plans an9
speCificatlons can be seen at the office OF
M ID Boyd, county engineer. The party
To- whom the contract is awarded shall
give bond, with two sufficient suretlcs, n
the full amount OF the contract, cohulS
said contract, The right 10 reject any or
"'' N'N'' " /. H. QUA Al.
B. F. CRISIS,
w. c. McWRBATH,
tvs Commissioners.
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DENTISTRY.
Kenyon Military
Academy, Gambler, 0.

A ,nodol school for boys, on hill top 100
,rnt aG6ye sea level For dcsctlpliNe GAIA
ioEuS address HILLS and WHANr.
jyii.tth&a f'oben'N'
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rnE coIoNEIs FALL

by Hoffer s; by Flfleld 4 Time, 1:S5. UNI
pire, swnrtwood and Wood.
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COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE
Is an extra dry wine OF a delicious and
fruIty flavor No menu Is complete
without n.
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THE CLEvELAND RACES.
Another Day of Exciting Harness
HForo pncords BROKEN.

,,o,her Day of Exciting Harness
Ruces-More Records Broken.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 2s.-Record-
breaklng marked the close of the ban
nor grand circuit meeting. as record
Glazing n had signalIzed the opening.
This afternoon the worlds record TO
wouop was broken twice, first by Ken
,mctr Union, who went under the mark
Established by the village Farm stall
lion, the Abbott. second a half. and
bv Grace Hastings, who lowered the
mark to 2:Ossh half second below even
the unrecognized clip of Elloree.
In the first race, the 2;1O trot, contin-
ued over from the day before, The ABB
bo,t with Geers in the suIkV, travelled
,be fastest heat trotted this year. It
was also the fastest trotted on the Glen
Vile track in two seasons, cut the
worlds record for I'VE year old geidings
from 9:OgK to 2:0SIi, and went three
heats that formed the fastest race trot-
ted this season, robblng Matte Patter-
son OF her recently gained glory.
Smashing four records In race won
by straight heats, was a wonderful
nchevement.get that was what the Alb?
bolt did. Pilot Boy was the only real
competItor OF the Abbott. Three times
he had what appeared to be a 'einch"
on the heat. but the Abbott always
managed to push his nose under the
wire first. Ann2 Lee and John Nolan
wen the 2;ls pace and 2:l4 trot with
comparative ease.
There were seven starters in the 2:OS
pace, and Bumps and Anaconda were
plnyed to win, but Anaconda took the
race after losing the thlrd and fourth
heats 10 Frank BoEash. Anaconda was
beaten only head in the third and In
the fourth heat he was poeketed on the
last turn and could not help himself.
The trial miles by Kentucky Union
and Grace Hastings to beat the wagon
record made by The Abbott wera fine
exhibitions.
The 1000 people vino packed the stand
not only witnessed breaking OF turf
records, but theF saw four OF the
greatest races ever punched together on
a grand circuit course. Summary:
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Round rtlp summer E1euF,ion T'oisot'.


Commencing June i2, the Mononga-
holm Rlvor Railroad Company viii sell
round trip summer excursion tickets TO
Webster Springs, W. Va. and return
The location OF Webster spglngs II six
teen miles from Cowen. w, Va.
Tickets are printed TO read via Cow.
on and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs thouah Y passengeIs
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
10 visit Camden on- Gauley these tick
cts viii be honored for passage from
Cowen TO Camden-on-0 aulty and re-
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel az Webster Springs Is
now open and affords ample iirst class
accommodation for large attendance.
TIekets on sale June u to September
al inclusive. and good return
ms until October q, 1888 For
rates apply TO Hugh q. BoWles. Goner-
nj superintendent, Monongah. w. va
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70 LOAN.
PROPOSALS.

l0fice and Custom House, Wheeling,
Vest Virginia, July 2, 1885. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at THIS ONCE
until 2 o'clock y. M, on the 4th day OF
August, 1893, and then opened, ior Inc
Ing. IN accordance with drawings ana
speclficatlons, copies OF which may be had
NJ this office. GEORGE WISE, Custo-
dian yyeo=tlAN1
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II Mae lD) store rooms, oithai
GIngly or together, on Main and
~ Tenth AtFsetL
n ThreS second story residences
lSix rooms oaclil At Main ana
H Tenth streets. All modern con-
!" VsniUnosE
FIVb t5l rooms second story ~
~ Virginia streets, eleven (Olll
per month.
JAMES l.. HAWLEY, Real Estate ana
Real Estate Loans. 1908 VAIN atrSsG
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT--sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
In the City Bank Building. Inquire 81
the City Bank Of wheeling. mr@
nor RENT ROOMS. NEW HOUSE.
both gases and water in the house;
possession ut once. i6i Fourteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-30

Low Rate Excursion 20 ohlane' aid'' 5000
sunday, July 81, Is tire date and spc.-
clal train win leave the Baltimore y
ohio station. at Il, M, returning leave
Oakland at p. m. Round trip, -
Tickets good sunday only.