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BUSINESS

closed very light at the landing last eve
ming. The Phil Allin got away before
dark with fair trip, and the White pre-
ceded her with considerable freight
enough to load her down at the bow
and had as many passengers as she
could we'll accommodate. The Capitol
City came up early with four bales of
cotton, and after taking a few people
passed up for st. Louis. The Grand
Tower came down early, but had so
much Arkansas freight to put out at
Hopefeld that it was late before she
to the elevator to unload. The
Emile LaBarge passed down well laden,
aud the Cleburne brought fair trip
from the lower bends. This constituted
the business done up to noon.
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imported Cigars.

A fresh lot of Corona del Rey ci
gArs just received.
GEO. l.. GRAYSER,
II 237 Main street.
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New FALL STYLE silk dress hats now
ready. Wheaton & Co., 1.-THE Hatters,"
279 Main street, sign of the tiger. 10
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Changes.
above low
Stations.
tBelow high water.
Blank t....,.) indicates no report; cipher t0
stationary.
(0ficiall S. w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.

THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river is declining slowly here, and
is but four feet eleven inches above low
water mark. The Ohio is rising at Gin
cinnati, but either stationary or falling
at other points A slight rise is reported
at St. Louis, and both the Missouri and
Illinois are rising, and all of the lower
streams are falling. The Arkansas is
getting too thin to depend upon, and
White river is but little better. The
weather continues clear and is quite
cool-most too cool, in fact, at night to
be comfortable.
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The old company sells gas al 81 OOper
1000. No charge for setting meters.
Oaiee. 2sl Second street. at
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TAE LATEST ARRIVAL - Teas from
Japan and all the tea regions. Parties
will be furnished with samples free at ].
Devoto's, corner of Third and Adams
gtreeta 1881
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

W <S"iNs'f's''-A
ARRIVALS. II
Steamer Celeste, Osceola.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
Pat Cleburne, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer A. j. White, Chicot.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Celeste, Hale's Point.
Capitol City st. Louis.
Emile LaBarge, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
T. H. Allen, GAINESVILLE, Pat Cleburne,
Grand Tower.
The following are the changes in the
rivers, reported by Signal Service tele-
grams, during the past twenty-four hours:
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions, al
Frankland's, 1876 and 1877 Main st. 80
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Log Cabin chewing tobacco ut
GEO. l.. GRAYSER'S,
II 23z Main street.
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COTTON.

New York advices to-day indicated a
frmer feeling in that market at the open
ing, but at noon it had again declined to
2lc for middling. New Orleans is dull
at 1899 for middling. Liverpool is heavy
and shade easier. Here there is but a
moderate demand, with sales of 100
bales at l69l6bc for ordinary, l8i@l8l
for good ordinary, ls2@l9c for low mid
ding and l9Bc for middling.
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MEMPHIS AND ST.. Louis RAIL
RoAD.-A meeting of the Directors of
the Memphis and St. Louis railroad was
held in this city yesterday, and Colonel
B. d. Williams elected President Of the
road. Preparations were made to COM
mence vigorous prosecution of the
work and the early completion of the
road to Cairo.
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LryERPooL. September I4.l 80 a.m.-Cotton
opens heavy. UplaAds. SD; Orleans. lO14d.'
ann. = Cotton i dull. Uplands. sd;
Orleaps, lOlkd. Sales, 5000 bales. Of which
a0l0 we're for export and speculation.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River.

For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
U. S. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and Little
Rock.
CLARKSVILLE..........S B. Adams master
THIs ELEG ANT PASSENGER r. -
steamer will leave SATUR- sllztllptrsf
DAY. September 18th, at pm. -
steamer Fort Gibson.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. p. WALKER. Agent.
1912 Office on Wharf boat. foot Court ct.
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FRESH LAKE FISH.

Choice white fish and Mackinaw
trout received daily by express.
VIcToR D. Fuchs,
at Al Jefferson street.
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Driver WELLS, l6 Jefferson st. sS
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EoR SALE.
.ss,N REDFORD's PAeTDkE AND
GRAss FARM-RARE QMANGE;;, o.,

~ EARN SEVEN MILES FROM CITY,
M containing l40 acres Of splendid land,
Ta6di vided into fields and wood lots, ana wen
adaptad 20 grass culture or arm prohincesi;
Over half the land lays on small creek ana
;s ~ the first quality; q large portion OF the
renal der is fresh ana quite prouucllNe. ~ n
part has been seeded ~ grasses, sucn 1 Dr. VI
ehard. Red Top. Timothy; Kentucky Blue
and Red Glover. which would have PRODUCED,
mad IL been harvested. tive tons per acre. Inc
improvements are hrst-ciass ana an hsHi cY ON
eisting Of a neat cottage Of three rooms, halls;
aorcbes. closets. pantry. kitchen, etc., in good
order. a splendid stale, jiNl finished, WIN
all modern improvements. containing my
stalls, with sleeping room and ieed Looln, I i
Large roomy loft above, over 100 feet long' also,
n number of outhOuses. Garden, orchard ~
bearing and splendid well and cistern. Inc
entire place is watered byneFer failing springs
and creeks, and cannot be surpassed IN lettll-
itv in the country. From two to three thou
sand dollars may be made per year, Win nt0e
. or no expense, BY pasturing, and, 4 desired,
fine hay as Is made IN ths S0rtI Sa sf ~
ing The nearest depot of the Selma railroao'
rSoon 10 be in operation, is scarcely two miles,
thus afiording convenient facilities ior snip
v,sT~ any marketable commodity to the city.
Nv sole object for selling is physical inability
40 ,fsrDd It's management. and for the next
fortv DAYS / will offer at a bargain. for cash,
or a portiOn down, balance on long time; or
Iii trade fsY city property. Also. my stock Of
cine Mich Cows, Driving Horses. Nehicles,
..tc ete Possession Immediately. Address
me- care c. II. Brackett q No'' VI oau a. my
residence, Holly Ford read. ~ ppnpopn
l35f MN. W. he1I VIM:
TCoR s1LE-AT A FAIR PRICE-SADDLEl
u aRd harness horses, AZ
.a7f D. D. DISMUKB'S. y Monroe St.
LOU sALR-A NEW 500 WHEELER 4
k'Jtlr-iis6r, sewing machine, at big discount,
- for selling, don't Ike the kind ana
,ee,f 4 different make. Apply a this once.
Isl -----,--z7,,,s mn :, :, M
TIoR SGIE-GAS IRON THE OLD COM
tins msieTs. Ogos. 29l Second street. o0-f
NOR sALE-0L9 NEWSPAPERS suITA,,
Il bic Tor wrappinE pepper very 9kost+
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Observation-Disclosures ON ADAMS
100. g5xlfsi[. l6i-fl J. X, NkAl.
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BOATS TO LEAVE.

The good steamer 7. H. Allen leaves
for Jacksonport and all way landings as
the regular packet this evening at five
o clock. Being of exceeding light draft,
she will 60 through without doubt.
To-days boats for the Arkansas river
is the GAINESVILLE. She is now at the
wharf boat loading, and will leave at FIVE
pm. under the command of Captain
Sam B.::Adams, and go to the mouth of
White river, connecting there with the
light draught packet Fort Gibson for all
points above.
The Cleburne leaves this evening at
five O clock for Helena and Friar' S. Point
Capt. James Lee commands, and Messrs.
Harris, Booker and VIM. Elliott are her
clerks.
The fine passenger steamer W. j.
Lewis, in command of Captain Blake,
leaves tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
in place of the Belle St. Louis for Vicks-
burg and all the lower landings. Mr..
John Blake is chief purser.
The Grand Tower, in command Of
Captain Lennox, leaves this evening at
five o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis, con-
Meeting with both opposition lines for
the upper Mississippi, and with the diff
ferent railways. Our friend White pre-
sides at the desk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Shamrock is aground at Hender-
son, and lies in the channel, preventing
the passage Of other boats.
The City Of Helena got over fifty pas
sengers by laying over yesterday.
The Phil Allin has very fine brass
and string band, composed of some Of
her cabin crew, that discourses music
to charm the gentle savages who go down
to witness her departure.
The Belle Lee leaves New Orleans for
this city on Saturday the 2Sth inst.
Captain Parish, Of the Big Sundower,
reports Yazoo river in the worst kind Of
plight. The Nicksburg Times of Thurs.
day, in referring to it, says; It is worse
than ever before, and unless something
is done in ths way Of removing the
qhstgqetiops, navigation will close and
the Steamboat business givsway entirely,
so far as Yazoo is concerned. We be-
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o-e-~~O>>-~-~~~-~r>,N~o>-
TRUNK FACTORY.
PHYSICIAN.
WANTED.

TTTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
w the work of small family; also, a
WI tie girl u or IA years old to nurse. Apply
~ No IL Madison street. T vi
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]. W. 5. BRQysE, d legers9n 8. PSI
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HELD To BAIL.-The charge OF carry.
ing away lead pipe from the new building
of Mr.. W. Busby, corner Of Mulberry al:
Icy and Market street, preferred against
Jasper Gibson, was investigated by Judge
Johnston, yesterday. Gibson is a lad 10
or 10 years old, and was arrested and
lodged in jail Friday night. His cxami.
nation resulted in his being held to bail in
$500 for his appearance ut the next term
Of the Circuit Court. In dcIault Of giving
the required securily,he was committed to
jail.
George Helper, confederate of Glib
sons, was also arrested and had an exami
nation, which resulted in his being held
to bail in the amount above stated. He
too, was sent to jail in default OF findings
bondsman.
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To LuNBERMEN, CARPENTERS AND
BUELDERs.-H. S. White, OF Bolton, has
two saw mills now in operation and ia
prepared to furnish all the kinds Of lum.
Der cut from timber in that region, and
can ill orders promptly. He is also pre-.
pared to saw TO order, unusual lengths
OF either lumber or timber, and calls the
attention OF builders particularly to this
fact. His prices arc as reasonable Us
those oil any other manufacturer of lum.
Der in that section, and will be found
lower than those charged for lumber of
the same grade cut in mills more remote
from this market. Orders respectfully
solicited. cod
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RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures is
called to an advertisement, which appears
in another column, announcing meeting
ODE held this evening in the interest OF
the Wheeling s. Lake Erie Railroad
Addresses by gentlemen from Ohio and
our own city are to be delivered. AS the
interest in this proposed road has assumed
very considerable proportions within the
past few days, a large crowd will doubt.
less be in attendance.
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House BLOWN DowN.-Last evening
about G o'clock, small tornado passed
over the north end Of the Island, striking
this shore Just below the Top Mill. A
frame house on the Island which was
approaching completion, was blown
down. We could not ascertain tho own.
er's name, nor the amount Of loss. On
this side of the river, the only damage
done that we heard Of, was the unrooflng
Of Caleb sylvis' grocery, We hVve no
information Of any further destruction
done by the storm.
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DELIGHTFUL ExCURsroN.-An excur-
sion train will DO run on the c. i. P.
Road from Bellaire to Cleveland, on
Thursday next, SOth inst, for the benefit
of the BellaIro Presbyterian Church. The
tram leaves Bridgeport at 5:15 4. N; re-
turns at 1O:45 P. N. Round trip tickets,
$3.50, which includes a three hour ride
on Lake Erie steamer. Tickets for sale
in Wheeling at Oxtoby s Dufilelds Jew.
elry Store, and sheib's Music Store.
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S. S. ANNTvERsARY.--Thc Sunday
School connected with Zane Street n. E
Church held its anniversary, Sunday
afternoon. Addresses were made by Rev
DR.. Richmond, Gen. Capehart and Others,
The occasion was very pleasant and in
tercsting one, and n collection ofabout ono
hundred dollars was taken up for the ben.
cit Of the library. The school is repre-.
sentcd to be in tlourishiDg condition.
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FULLY CoMMTTTED.-Pius A. English
was brought before Judge Johnston, yes.
terday afternoon, to have an examination
on the charge OF embezzlemcnt preferred
against him by II. T, Patton. The tcsli.
mOny was heard, and the accused required
to give bail in the sum Of 5000 for his ap
pearuncc at the October term OF the Cir
cult Court. Failing to meet the require
ment, English was fully committed,
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HEATHER CHNEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Winona, AIinehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, just received at PAUL & orr's, No,
SO Monroe street. They have also on
hand a full stock Of cheap aud fine papers,
ranging in price from eight cents to FIVE
dollars. They make a specially OF Deco.
rative Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell,
ings. Give them call,
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BIBLE SOCIETY COLLEcTIoN-A collec
ton was taken up at the anniversary Of the
City and County Bible Society, Last Sun.
day evening" the sum contributed by the
the congregation worShipping At ST. Nat.
thew's Church, also that by Fourth
Street N. z Church two or three weeks
since, aggregated about two hundred
dollars.
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In many affections peculiar TO icmAleA, the
EXTRACT BUCHU II unequElcd by any othCt
remedy-aA 10 ChlorOsis or RrtcnliDn, Irregular.
lty, PAinillnesA or suppression Of Customary
kyAcuGuOns, liberated or SClrrhOuB state u the
Uterus, LeucOrrhTA or Whites. SttFilily, and Tot
Complaints incident To the rex, whether arising
nom indlscretiOn, Habits OF Dissipation. or ia
the Decline OF Change Of Lille. II Il prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
hidwives, Afler COnhncmcnS, and for Bnteeblod
and Delicate Constitutions Of both sexes and all
HVf
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EXAMINATION PosTPoNED.-Thc ex.
animation Of Conrad Orr, charged with
horse stealing, which was to have come
oil before Judge Johnston, yesterday, had
to be postponed on account OF the absence
OF witnesses Ten o'clock next Saturday
morning has been fixed for the invcstiga.
ton Of the charge.
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No Family Should be Without II!

These, symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lmPotGney, Faulty, BpilVpue Fits, In one OF
which the patient may expire. Who can say that
these arc not frequently followed by those "dire.
fol diseases" Insanity and Consumption. Many
arc aware OF tho cause Of their slifcFingE, hut
few will confess. The records Of the Insane ASy.
lum, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness 10 the Truth Of the assertion
The Consultation once Affected with Organic
Weakness requires the aid Of medicine 10
strengthen and inYigorAt0 the EyItGm, which
"Holmes q Cos Pluid Extract Buehu" inThriA,
bly, does.
RetAiled BY oil Druggists at 70 CENTS PER
BOTTLE, Of ounces, or days medicine, at
once placing this valuable compound within the
reach Of the patient, no matter how poor.
BEWARE OF cOuntcFieilB. AK for Mexican
Fluid Extract Blchu. Holmes q Co, prophc.
torn, New York City.
BEWARE Of spurious Buchu Mixtures, pre-.
pared by EelfEtyled doctors, which are kept be.
lore the public by notorious Adre tiiemtnis.
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
BRLDGR CORNER. WHEELING, ~ VA.
iehISdAw
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GRAND sUcoEss.-The entertainment
given last Saturday evening in Handlan'S
Hall by the South Wheeling Dramatic
troupe was fine success IN every pGrtic.
ular, The hall was well filled, and
every member Of the troupe acquitted
himself very creditably. That is nothing
unusual with the young gentlemen com.
posing the association, however.
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POLICE CouRT,-Thc following cases
were disposed OF in this court, yesterday
morning: James Chapman, alias "Chsp.
py," assault, ten dollars and costs; John
Mcdonald, tumult and disorder, one dol.
lar and costs; John McCarroll, John shel.
ley, Walter Conway and Michael Her.
ring, drunk,oue dollar and costs eachi John
Fridenstein, tumult and disorder, one
dollar and costs.
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DECoRGrIoS.-Post Thoburn No. 4, G.
A. r., proposes to decorate the graves Of
their fellow comrades, and an appeal is
made elsewhere for flowers. We trust it
will receive prompt and liberal response.
Ladies who are willing to devote them.
selves to the work Of arranging bouquets
arc invited to assemble at the room next
to shcib's Music Store, under Washington
Hall. See advertisement
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DISTRICT CouRT,-This Court is still
engaged in the trial Of the bankruptcy
case against David Levi. When the con.
clusion will be reached, is beyond the
ability OF those unskiIled in such matters
to predict,
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
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THH most complete md choke linz Of
Porsiga and Donztic Clalimefs, scoich
CheviOtS, English and Frezth DiASOnAlI,
Cloths Of al shades, Vo,inB, Geuils-
mems Furnishing Good, &c, can Be
found at c. Hes, merchant tailor, cor
Der Of Main And Quincy street,, who dos
all work in the best style and guarantees
ft1
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THROAT IiSi liver { RIOO1

In the wonderful ne1ieine 10 With he aalsL
"a are AhSVv rotated e. rtllcf tho dlseoVgrpF
b'licvcs b. has camb.ucl " AarraosI n0te II
NAiuFrG moot sovereign cnrautr rrOperles,
UAieh Odd has insullcl into The VEGETABLE kings
doa ioT hcal,n; the SICK. tAaa weFr ever bcioFN
eomhlncl N ona mclieirr The evidence itkis
lGet Ia huud In tho great variety " meet ohttl
mats diseases which v has Noyn Mgnd 10 ocnguC'
Ia tho oaio Of bronchitis, severe
ton, Il has Rstoa,shr,i The medical hsaty, Ipl
pnincnt paysiclABi pronounce u The gtvutc'I
medical dlse0Nrsy Of ihc az While II eatcs the
EdVrfr.I Coughs, II ,ifeu sthrpa tho Fytlcm sd
puFlTIps the blood. ~ ita errAt and thai.
Uagh bod purilylas pvprTtcs u cuiVa all
HumOrs, hum tbs wort ScrofuIa TO .
e0nnln utOIch, plmplc, CT Eruption.
Mstr1t!hl dlscAsc, Mineral polsonh aud thriF
Caaeis, arr crAiiratct, sUd Vigorous health aud
salt Rhcum, Fever Sorcs, Sc6ly or
Rough skin, 10 thnft oil The numerous tis
casrs 6ilsed b. bal blood, an conquered b. ihia
powerful plfNing Nud mvirnatiug medlcinc
II VA iscl dali, tr1NsN drbllilAicd, have al
low tn!ir Of skin. cr ,ollewish brOWn SPoi, "a
hco " hply, ifclucni hradAche Ct dizziness, had
lasic Ia month iuirNEl heat of chills, altrrnAiod
with hot llsht. lNW tptrits, and gloomy FORE
b1iin;s, l-rr:lH appetite ard tongue coated.
"nliIOu sarSs." "a mapy GssC of"LlTCF
Complain" uiE PHH u thee NuplnmS
an cyI,arlF'l IA Hnrly ior Al suth cases.
M Pnnar's OGlat Mndlol pl-toNvD haA W.
clnal. As It n rf. pHTIr-' ,ur,s leaving The hr.
rf .frrnr.he4rt aHi l.a''u fuf tn cur uf
uabituaI Constipation Oi tho boWrs u
Il R'vtr iNlltf rDrHs ard ilr-c Who have
u.al it br ~. plruN. g. ;. gd iu ils pthi5e.
n, pr,3-lftfr W = no ir'R AMI i1f mcdl
cline mt UIN e1Iai o. tH. fus tfrn ui Oh tho die.
fa.rs fir Whisnftt 70. 'mnra,.L
Sold ny dni--s..ts ~ : ~ ',fls. Prepared ~
n Y Pierce, u , $ fH. irl"I. ~ De Ihrni
al L1batatlr, 'gi s.rs r7rrt, BuaAl0, ny
Ssud your AlIGvsl 10 q ILuplleL
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LARGE REcEIPD.-The net proceeds Of
the ball given by the l. o. n. last Friday
evening, and Of the cane and pin contests,
amounted to $5S6OO. That puts the l..
o. Ms on o sound financial basis.
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LADIES Undergarments and Suits sold
at the Green Front, and no Eastern cheap
counter goods, but are manufactured hero
in your own town.
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X. oP r. Pic MC.-An advertisement
elsewhere announces picnic next Thurs
day to Cresap's Grove under the auspices
Of the Columbia Lodge, knights Of
PythiAS. Ample arrangements for trans
portation, music and refreshments have
been made, and should the weather b
favorable, the prospects are that there will
be q demand for all the stock Of each pro.
vided. See advertisement for full partic.
ulars.
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acknowledgement.
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1872.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisements.

Knights OF Pythias.
Pittsburgh Vocal Club Concert
Decoration Day.
Attention, comrades.
Silk COiilure braids.
Comfortable and economical.
Chappaqua-TemperanCe drink.
Bridge and railroad meeting.
For sale.
Lot holders meeting.
Lost-A small account book,
Card Of thanks.
Steamer Julia No. 2.
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J. 7. LAKN / Co. are prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and At
almost any desired price. Give them
call, aS they never fail TO give satisfAc.
ton. A hne stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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An UNLUCKY DAY.-Last Friday was
an unlucky day In West Liberty and
vicinity. The following is a partial list Of
the unfortunate incidents which transpi-
red:
A boy named Shepherd had one Of his
hands badly shattered by the premature
discharge oil u pistol which he was hand,
ling.
Another lad named Hunt broke an arm
by falling from considerable elevation,
whether from a tree or the roof OF a
house, our informant could not state.
Two men named Mcdonald and Noble
got into an alteration, when the latter
struck the former on the head with a large,
heavy implement used for digging post
holes. Mcdonald was badly hurt, but
will probably survive his injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-28

PORCELAIN PICTURES, CarteG de Visite,
Rustic Photographs and Portraits in Ink,
Oil, Water Color and Pastel, at the Part.
ridge Gallery, III Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-28

THE BALI, LAST NT1HT.-The ball
given By the Turner'S last night =, tbeir
ball 90 Market street., was largely attend.
ed and passed Of pleasantly. The tab.
lsauI and concert preceded the ball were
very hne, andelicilsd the hearty Applause
OF the audience. About II O'Clock the
hall was cleared and the dancing com.
msnced. From that hour until late this
morning 1t was KEEP. up, and the company
separated in the best possible humor with
themselves @aud the rest Of mankind