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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
DEM. r. THEALI. AUoTIoxEER

Household Furniture, Mirrors C&pets Pianofortcs &C.
BY JOHNSTON = THEALL. tbs day tSsturisyL q
l0x o'clock, a their saie.room q Liberty street, esnersi
Household Furnure the contents OF several
houses removed for convenience Of sale viz:Roscwood
walnut Parlor Suta In satin and reps walnut and
ensmeled Bedroom SUITS marble top: walnut and ma.
hogAny Library and secretary Soosca;es pisnoforte
tension Dining Tables Feather Beds aud Pillows, pure
eurrd Hair Msresae Blankets Velvet Brussels and In.
aran Carpets China Glass and silver Plated Ware, ONCE
Desks and Tables two elegant Sewing Machines In walnut
cases sloxrs patent Catalogues ready
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UCTION NOTICE.-R. r. HAZRIL. AUCTIONEER.-
"A THIS DAY tSATURDAY) November o.
at lox O'Clock at our saesroom 81 Cortlandt street
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
commencing ut Lot 63p.
Todsy'a sale will embrace tine assortment OF China
Goods Fancy Boxes Doll Heads Box Toys. bellows Toys
&C., &c. Catalogues ready.
r. 7. HAZELL 4 CO.,
Aucuoneers 81 Cortland stroet-
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TlENRy d. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ill 81 Mas street, opposite the Post Office
FINE ART GALLkRY NO. - FIFTH AVENUE AND 8sd
BROADWAY.


X would reseecti ully announce
Will sell NJ their gallery, "a fiith
Fourteenth street. on Thursday
beautiful and interesting collec
BuIMAN. late OF san Frnnclsco.
Of scenery west Of the Rocky
Oregon Nevada and Washington
taken by the artist during Z ten
DC coast comprising IN all f0V pic
which will be given In due time
aturday, Novcmber IL.
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mOn0 REwARD.-H1LEN IRON ITO FIRST AYR
SCUU nue, the folIcpg named srtielss, .x: u lady
issS Joseph Cole rosg Sor.n nssmpicp slu.rs Lon;
single Diamond ofAtcthyst Pin and karrngs. Pin
Tor hair. with pesr blue EnsnsQsd rin, With
ana Opera 0lsss wstchhy aud childs Ring large Pen
ci Gsrnss Ring, RuH RING with turquoise: small
chs scs Ring GENT aRis amethyst set with diamonds
FORM OF SQUARE single SINE emerald Pin 60 raj scarf Pin,
diamond Shirt studs tplsia stnas Coss Fastener ~
Alarm Clock. Band Bndsts Tsey can keep the money
receive the reward ana aolusstiops s.k:d :, 1900
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-rO GENTLEMEN
only on Interesting subiects At the New York Museum
1Asatomy ois Broadway. those unable 70 attend these
AtMes may receive copy BY forwarding cents. Adj
1sess secretary Of New Fork Museum Of Anatomy ca
uguntway. -
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r AyNG OF TIE CORNER STONE or THE NEW
IL Dominican Church.-Next Sunday. lOth instant the
seys sons Of he Domn;can Caurch O s. vncsD. Fsrrsr
basess VII b laid Archbiahop McCsskey win preach
ohe cessation The viii commence o'clock
- 9he public invited 70 attend
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DR.. q. %. KISNER.

---ECBECT1C MEDICINES.
NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
DR. x. HAVING SECURED THE SER.
u VICES Of an intelligent assistant, who
VIII attend to the PREPARATION Of Dedi'
cinese putting up prescriptions, &C., VIII ems
be him TO give more attention 70 out Pa-
tientS, especially to hiE many friends In tha
country.- His medicines are all prepared In
his nflce, and AL delivered 70 his pa-
tents 5y himss DE X. tTe1tS an hS,SsS:
lfy 4 amIcted. He has q large numbsr q nes
remedies, which have proved reLaarkally
Cfif6nie diseases which heretofore have besu
supposed 70 be incnTable, among wntch rnsy
Be nanaed: co4snmgtion. St9tsIaT ID D5r
Cansers and Skin Dlseases- HIS mode -
trahfire Liver Diseases, Stomach Con plants
Bronchitis and an diseases Of me Z; mr. ~
a. Ciisezsas OF the Heart, Neuralgia EpLepg
Spinal AFFECTIONS, and all diseases Of The Nef-
tested Il TO Be the most ceTtain and successful
ever known TO the medical profession. N. y
has b6Bn eminentiy guecesinI IN the u So,
Menstrual Distinctions, Painful MenstEuSuon.
Ieucfrhea, Uterine and Ovarion TumoIs
PUlapsrs Utert and an Nervous diseases 10
He rna<ss q speciSify IN the treatment Of
all Chronic Affections Of The Genito HanAg
Organs, viz: Catarrh OF Bladder and U1eIaI3
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retsnnop ana ~
GIVE GIVE Btabetis and DthfcnIt UfnatIng, 81.
Ghonarrhea, its comp lications and se9uelt lS
SpermatOrrhea and fmpoteusyf and en a .,asS
aIso sneeiSl Sttenffon naid 70 the treatment
OF Ffsfnias, White Swelling, ScTofnIoI9S
sores, yartoose Uleen, sc feEgoes 49,
Particularly with old troublesome e M
sho0Id l0Ss noffne 10 call on or address p ~
KISNER Communications containing y
promptly noticed. Once Prescfl ptlons - -
fneaieius CASH For visits In CITY, same -
other Physicians. ,-s-..,,
once No. Odd FeIlows hnIdlns. y"
door enst OF Mcclure Honse, MonEoe street.
Offiee hour. 8 A. NJ TO Is ~, p. NJ tos
P. m, and P. II. toaP. n lanle
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b from samuel p. Wheeler TO me, dated
Aug, 9Th. 1885, and of record in the Recorders
Oftice OF Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Deed Book No. 80, folio 4S6, shall on Tues
a. M at the offics OF A. &. Caldwell, on the
west side OF Fourth street. In the city OF
wheeling, proceed TO sell at pubic s9Ston ~. 70
Samuel P. Wheeler, consisting OF Law and
Miscellaneous Books
and n credit OF four months for all sums
above that amount f1r
WHEELING. June Is. 1877. sod
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STREET RAILwAY.-The street rail-
way Is being rapidly constructed, and
by the 1st, or at any rate the 4th' OF July
we expect TO see the tlrst car in motion.
Yesterday morning gang OF track
layers commenced work on Market
street at the crossing OF quincy. hhey
had previously laid track on Main
street, North Wheeling, from Jefferson
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NEW ATTACHMENT FOR THE WHEEL
Err & WILSON SEWING MAcHISE-zLa-
dies using the Wheeler d Wilson Sew
ing Machine are respectfully tnVlte6 70
cali and examine the new improved
Tnck Marker, for marking one tuck
while another Is being sewed. Price Of
attachment, 81 so. WIN. Sumner q
Co.'s, No. 80 Main street,
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PRACTICAL JoKE.Ewe heard, yester-
day, of practical joke which came
near doing serious injury to somebody
or something, but as We know nothing
of the animus which Incited to the deed,
we Indulge in no remarks.
The joke consisted In removing one
of the linchpins of dray belonging to
and driven by n colored drayman from
AnFtinsyiile
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PGo-N1C.-The picnic of the German
Lutbera1 Sunday School at Walters
Grove, yesterday, was quite delight
full affair. A great many were in at
tendance, and everything Fassed on IN
the happieSt manner.
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GRAVEL RooFs.-Mr. George Crum-
hacker OF this city, Is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs In the most i'm.
proved method, and warrants his work
TO give satisfaction, either in resisting
Ere or turning water. The tar used Is
put through a process that frees 1t from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, 1t will not run. 1t is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. MIR. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test Of ffteen
years in Pittsburgh, apr25
Address me through the Post-office,
or call at my establishment, head of
IindseV street.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs.-W.
n. Smith & Co., No. 122, Main street.
are selling fine printed JaeOHets at 25
cents per yard. Best quality OF Grena-
dimes, all shades, at Toe per yard. other
goods correspondingly cheap. New
PIaues Just received by express.
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Persons desiring instruction on the
Piano, Organ, Violin, Thorough Bass,
and in French and German, by the
msst competent teacher in the city,
should cali at the Music Store OF WIN.
ii. Sheib, 1879 Main street, and obtain
full information with the address of
Prof. Herman Kryter. je6 Inn
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REruRsEp.-Deputy Sheriff George
HOOK. returned to the city yesterday,
from a trip to Weston, Lewis county,
whittier he went recently in charge of n
Iunatic named Joseph Bounds.
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FES1AS Pic Move learned, yes
terday, that Saturday is to be a big
day in Moundsville. The gentlemen
who wear the green" in that neigh
boThood and this, are 70 have Pic-nic
with speech-makiDg, toast-drinking
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PAY Your TAxRs.-All who are in.
debted TO the United States on account
OF income and Special Taxes or Lii
eenses for 1867, are reminded that their
liabilities must be settled at once, or
the law put in force. The ten
days OF grace allowed by law, after
they became due and payable, have
already passed, and nothing remains
but either to pay up quickly, or sutfer
the penalty prescribed.
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A CORRESPONDENT in Washington.
Pa, sends us the following notice OF
the death of gentleman formerly we'll
known in this city. The notice was
taken from a paper published in the
town of ottumwn, Iowa.
DIED-In this city on the evening of
the 18th inst, of consumption, Mr..
James W. Clemens, formerly OF Wheel
ing, Nest Va.
Sir. c. entered the service in the U. s.
army at the outbreak of the rebellion,
AS a member of Co. A, 18th Illinois In
in the battles OF Fort Donelson aud
Shiloh, at the former of which the ex-
posture he was subjected to conduced to
mis- death, as from that time he has suf-
fsIed severely, until death came TO his
relief ....
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THE supply of Grover 81 Bakers
sewing machines now in store at I0S
main street, Is complete. Messrs. OK
toby & Duffield have also full line of
everything In the clock and fewelry
line, and their assortment of superior
spectacles and eye glasses IS calculated
to please all. See advertisement, and
cali at los, Main street, nearly opposite
Merchants National Bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-28

CoLoRRD FEsTIvAL.-The Fair and
Festival of the colored folks came of,
last evening, at the City Hall. The
tables at frat groaned with Ice-cream,
strawberries, and other dainties, but
were soon eased of their loads by the
crowd present. Everything, SO far as
we SAW, passed of well, and the colored
bellies and beaux enjoyed themselves
in Z manner gratifying 70 behold
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Greenwood Cemetery,

crTUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
> smiles east Of the city, e now ready for
ItCGntains 81 acres OF land; and Is laid out
In tho most modern and improved style
can be easily reached ut all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths of the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road. It Is perfectly 6eCure, and Intended 70
be beautlned by every variety of tree, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make Il equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision n also made for Its en-
largement, order and care In perpetuity.
Persons destrous Of purchasing lots can
examine the groundsS Win the Supertnteu-
dent, who has q plat, or secure them by call
ing at the once Of the. Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheellng.
Persons wishing To make intefmentg VIII
call on the Secretary 70 obtain permits there
for. =
visitors will be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD or DrREcToRs.-A. J. Sweeney,
President b. G. Bonhannt SecLetaryss J.. g
Rhodes, John g. Mnth, Geo. Mendelt jos
Bell Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, r. y
jordan. f. A. HildTeth, = gIEEa apsl-lyI-s
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Hrr MY Dos AND You HrT ME.-Ru

HIT My Doc AND You HIT ME.-Ru-
dolph Schaffer makes a very good
living by selling beer to the thirsty.
His saloon can be found somewhere
within that delightful portion Of the
city known as Market Square. Near
Mr.. SIS place of business, Mr.. hicnala
Gardner is accustomed OF evenings 70
take temporary repose-a. sort OF pre-
parntory soothing process TO his final
ratIrament for the night to HirtuouS
SS,,,1h sonoeyhers else On these ocea-
siops. he Is accompanied by faithful
dog OF the terrier species, over which
NJ Richard watches with as much
soIieitude as he would over a fayoFite
soIl, il he had one, and who will doubt
less howl dismally and affectingly over
his masters grave when that master,
to the regret of his felloW-meu, shall
have gone on the voyage from which he
will never return. ~
From the above the curious public
will easily understand how 1t was that
Mr.. Richard was in the neighboEhood,
and why he called his dog TO him on
Tuesday evening, when the said dog
had in mind TO play the gallant towards
a fascinating piece of canine 1eminityI
which Good Mistress Schaner had al
lowed TO escape from the saloon where
0EE rE6uQOlpn sells 4AL7
also will be appreciated, and the pro-
priety of the act recognized, when IL Is
known that, 70 protect his dog, Richard
actually kicked the impudent piece OF
female dog-flesh, which came within
reach Of his boot
Now this act was witnessed by mis-,
tress SchAffer from her house. and
caused her TO express her sentiments in
terms very uncomplimenta airy TO the
amiabls Mr.. Gardner. She said he was
a thief and loafer, and would certain
" bring up in the State institution at
MonndsviIIe. Whersat, Richard re-
piled that Mistress Schatfer was con-
irmed lunatic and would infnllibly be
sent 70 the asylum at Weston in
short period of time. More nice con-
versatiOn passed between the two which
1t is not necessary to relate. Not salts
fed with words, however, Mrs. Schatier
retired from. the scene for reinforce
menis. These Mr.. Richard discovered
70 be empty boIIles, things he always
did desptse.
Mr.. Gardner was now excited to the
highest pitch ofindignation, and might
possibly have cleaned out both Mrs.
Schatfer and the saloon. But just then,
BY most fortunate accident, MI Ru-
dOIph Schaffer, himself appeared upon
the scene in charge of a JldIts Aehdtes.
Learning the state of affairs, MI: Schaf-
fer stepped boldly forth, as became
him, and would have proved to Mr..
GARDENERS entire satisfaction that Mis-
tress Schader WAS not a funatic, had
not that irate gentleman succeeded in
knocking OH his (Rudolph's) hat at the
second trial. The ia thful friend now
stepped in and exercised "a magic pow
er. AT his word the storm abaIed. Mr..
Schatfer WAS taken in the house and
Mr.. Gardner went away.
So far things were well. But the Po-
lice heard Of the matter and the result
was that, yesterday morning, Judge
Good lined Mr.. Gardner $40 and COSTS
Mistress Schader IS and costs, and dis
missed the suit against Mr.. Schaffer.
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Observation-Disclosures Foreman
has e, .,nlp,o;liptsd Ephraim Chichester, Esq.,
Of Rarsaswood, Jackson county, NOta-
ryPahllc for that county.
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Dwelling House for Sale Cheap,

A COMFORTABLY woSToRY BRICK
n house. situated on the east side of9Main
street, Immediately north OF the Suspension
Bridge, and containing seven rooms. with
kitchen. cellar, Sc. has water inside and gas
on both hooEr. The property fronts on Main
street 81 feel, and has depth OF IL Ieet 10 an
alley. Possession given October lst, 1907.
For terms and particulars, see THOS.
O'BRIEN. Real Estate Agent tunl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-28

PAINS and aches of all kinds are re-
lieved by Logan's Arnica, the best
Liniment in the markell In 25 and 90
cent bottles. a=1 l=s..
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered Stomach, &c, use DIR. 6o17S
Pills. They have no superior as fam
ily medicine. Price % cents.
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WE have been kindly furnished from
the ofice of the Collector of Internal
Revenue for the 1st District, with the
following figures, showing the amount
ofincome taxes for 1866 and the special
taxes or licenses for the year ending
May LIST, 1868. assessed within and for
the several counties composing the LIST
District ofwest Virginia:
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For Sale.

T HAVE TEN BUILDING LOTS AID.
| joining the Suspension Bridge, on the
Island, fronting ouNtrEiuta street and Penn
syIvanIR and Ohio streets and 9. Zane street,
that wish TO sell They can he bought at
private sale and II not sold ny The 18TH OF
July will be offered At auction on that day.
There Is on one OF the lots q large three story
tenement house, containing 30 rooms. divided
into three separate houses. with gardens at
tached. To any peIson Wishing an invest
ment or a. home, II Is the most desirable
JuniT:tf - S2'Ji5 &c. L. ZANE.
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A PpEyIous H1sroRY-The Individual

. A PREv1oUs HIsroRY-The individual
who does the t'lOcal' for the new Con-
seTratipe paper at Weston, entitled the
EPositor, gets of. the following:
A HAr.-There Is nothing that gives
more style to a gentleman's dress than
n nice hat. T1Conceiving this TO be the
fact, our young friend, Robert Watson,
who is ready to do the handsome thing,
and who, bye-fhs-bye,, is himself rather
handsome. seeing that our hat WAS
seedy, presented us with one which Is
very becoming to our physique, and
which Is very pleasant protection
from the sun these hot days.
In reference 70 this a correspondent
lets daylight through the Individual
after the following fashion:
WESTON, w. VA, June y, 1857.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUcA-
rIos.-The last meeting for the current
year Was held by the Board of Educa-
ton, yesterday evening, in the room of
the First Branch Of the City Council.
Present-Messrs. Mcclure, President,
Bodley, BickeI, CIohen, Crawford,
Hubbard. Hastings, Launder, Lancas-
ter aud Wheat-1O.
> The minutes of the previous meeting
were read add approved.
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To this is to be added about $50, 600,
which WAS not returned in time to go
on the regular annual list, but which
has sinca been received and will appear
on a subsequent list, making n grand
total of Sl69, 1856 IS.
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Editors IHteNigeneeT

kuttOTe 41tIett1y
Please inquire of theof the editor OF
the Weston Exp0sttOT whether the nat
nressnted TO him by the rather good
looking Young man, r. F. Watson"
was The same one captured from him in
1854, while on thieving expedition in
Lewis county, by the home guards2 II
so, il is we'll appropriated. HAT.
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Hos. D. s., PisNEIb, Speaker OF the
House Of Delegates during its session
last winter, was In the city yesterday.
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WILL SOMEBODY STEP ON MY CoAr-
TAILf-The citizens dwelling on Main
street. short distance above the Sus-
pension Bridge, were startled out of
their PFoPriety, Saturday evening last,
by the loud and profane language of
one Michael Mcguire, who appeared to
be in so passionate, frame Of; mind
that It would have been, the greatest
happiness OF his life If some one could
have been found bold enough to sttread
on his coat.tail.n Such an individual,
Michael gradually, but surely cooled
of. -.
He was "cool as a cucumber,n yes-
terday morning, when Judge Good fined
him $40 and costs. Zsa-l &. -l.s-sf
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his Omcs
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured at this estab-
llshment within the last twenty years and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters of The sum and many nEher papers
notices Of which have appeared again and
again before the pubiie, besides his Standing
as q gentleman OF character and neSpeCtAs
bility Is a sufficient guara ntee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREf..
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THE ADVANTAGE OF HAVING A FINE
NosrRl1.--Mr. George Ferguson fol-
lows the ancient and honorable profess
sion OF butcher. or late, however, he
has been ailiug SO much that his busi-
ness did not receive that personal at
tention which is necessary to success.
But, although Mr.. F. is unable to at
tend 10 business himself. he employs
an gent, for whose acts as agent, he Is
OF course q responsible. Now, on
Wednesday morning last, officer Har-
rison OF the police. went To market, and
passing the stall OF Mr.. Ferguson In
hailed The fresh odor of decaying meat.
Stopping, he inquired of Mr.. rs agent
In regard TO the matter, and had the
satisfaction of seeing that gentleman
take down huge piece OF spoiled beef
and throw IL into the wagon. At the
same time Mr.. 81. caught a glimpse OF
some fine looking, mutton hanging in
the stall, of which he purchased a
piece. Taking 1t home officer IS
delicate nostril detected something
wrong with the mutton.-He deter
mined to prosecute Mr.. Ferguson, and
put his Praiseworthy determination
Into such complete execution yester-
day morning, that F. had TO pay over
10 the city SO and costs. ~ s
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ToURNAMRNT. AT JANE LEw.-There
has been lately wonderful affair at
Jane Lew, Lewis comfy, namely, a
Tournament" got up in the high
est style of art, and regardless of ex-
pense. 1t is high time the knights of
wheeling were getting up something
OF the kind. not to be outdone by the
cavaliers of SO paltry town as Jane
Lew. EE .i1t
The Weston Erpositor, of the ed, a
copy of which Invaluable paper has
been forwarded us by a friend, says
the following named gentlemen were
the successful knights: - rf
Knight of Bath, MIR, Chandler, crown
ed as the "Queen OF Love and Beauty"
Miss NJ. ,Keyzer. f.l i.
knight ofthe Valley of Virginia. Jas.
B. Ferebeeugh, crowned Miss Matte
Stout, First Maid of Honor. ~
Knight Of California, g. d. Bastable,
OF Weston, crowned Miss Aladine Jack
son, Second Maid OF Honor. ii \
Knight of The So.called Lost South
ern Confederacy, W. A. Hickline;
crowned Miss Sarah Chandler, Third
Maid of Honor. sF4.5i lfI4fs~
Knight of Elk, VIM. Bootle, crowned
Miss Anna Keyzer, Third Maid OF
hOnOE. H-. = ..rt.H .Hl ..r ~