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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-29
NEW YORK.
ReeeptIon of WiIkic Collins.

NEwl oRK, September 2S-Wilkie
Collins was rendered reception
last evening, by the Lotus Club. The
parlors of the Club were crowded with
members and invited guests, Collins
was welcomed in a short address 10y
President Whitelaw Reid, to which he
made brief response, expressing graft
fication at the welcome extended to him
in America. Other addresses follow
ed and the reception closed with 3 BAN
quet.
Billiard Match.
A billiard match for the four ball
championship. between Daily and Gar
nier will be played at Tammany Hall
next Thursday evening,
workingmen's Movement.
At a meeting Of the Workingmen's
Union, held at Cooper Institute last
night, proposition was made that as
millions OF bushels of grain are locked
up in the West, for lack OF currency,
and millions of currency are shut up in
Eastern savings banks, workingmen's
societies should choose reliable business
men for Treasurers, put a large portion
OF their money in the hands Of these
Treasurers, and have grain and other
produce moved east in sufficient quantl'
ties for their winters use. j. 3. Hodg-
kins, late Secretary Of the Erie railroad,
was suggested as Treasurer. and he was
invited to address the citizens Rext
Saturday, upon the remedies that
should be adopted in the crisis.
Died.
Rev. John A. Pollard, acting pastor
at St. Peters Church, Brooklyn, died
of consumption this morning.
A Rumpus.
There was a lively rumpus among
the members of the International
Federal Council to-day, when one OF
the mem bers was expelled. The trouble
originated in the recent visit OF the
Committee Of the InternationaPs TO Mr..
Charles Bradlaugh, the English repub-
lican who recently arrived IN this city.
Suicide.
William Palson, a Broadway sales
man, committed suicide this morning
at his residence in Brooklyn, by blow"
ing his brains out with a pistol.
.-.,vr uCDCEV
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CONNECTICUT.
Stoppagc Of Manufactures.

NEW HAVEN, September 2S.-The
following large manufactures stopped
work here yesterday: O. B. North d
Co., carriage and sadlery hardware;
Mallory, Wheeler & Co., lock manu-
facturers Sergeant 4 Co., manufac-
turers of small iron and brass articles.
The stoppage of the above named
manufactures is caused by the striu-
gency in the money market and orders
for goods being countermauded. A
large number of men are thrown out
Of employment. The stoppsge is sup
posed to be only temporary.
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Costly Hand Squeezing

Mr.. Alexander 7. Earl never pop
ped the question" to Miss Roxalana
Homan, but has pressed her hand,
kissed her, and was most attentive to
her, and the Brooklyn city judge,
thinking the inference was plain,
awarded the injured Roxalaus Sl5, 900
for what was inferred to.be breach o. !
promise; aud the court OF appeals con-
frmed the judgment of the lower court.
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Fatal Accident,

On last Wednesday, l7th inst, a lit
tie son OF Jonas Casey, OF this county,
accidentally fell from an OK cart as he
was driving the OK down steep grade,
and one OF the wheels passing over his
body proved fatal to him. He fingered
only about fifteen minutes. He was
in his seventh year, and was bright
and promising boy, and the heart
stricken parents have the sympathy Of
the people in their core atflction.-
lforoant0,Cn Post.
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THE CAMERON FAIR.
Lnrge Attendance and Successful
Fair-An Ola Tree-The Agricultu-
raj Address.


a CAMERON, September q.
Editors Of the Register:
This is q bad year on fairs as will as
Christian statesmen. The fair at this
place was advertised to open last We'd
nesday. but in consequence of the uDU
propitious weather, was postponed until
Friday. This delay had no visible ef-
feet on the attendance or success OF the
fair, for with Friday morning, the
county folks poured into Cameron from
all directions. The warm rays of SUM-
shine from old "Sol" soon dryed up the
road and everybody wended their way
to the fair grounds, prepared to spend
day Of pleasure and enjoyment.
FLORAL AND AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENTS.
The collection OF articles in the floral
and agricultural departments was large
apd varied. Capt. Hanson Criswell had
on exhibition, some apples born this
year on a tree planted in 1854 by David
Jones, one of the earliest settlers OF
Western Virginia. This apple tree is
supposed to be tie Oldest west of the
Allegheny Mountains. 1t is still green
and growing on the farm Of Capt. David
Roberts near Moundsville, and yielded
forty bushels Of apples this year. Capt.
Criswell has been drinking the "apple
jack" made from the fruit OF this tree
for the last fifty years, and hepronoun.
ces it superb. Some early rose pota-
toes, ears Of corn and beets on exhibi-
tion were the largest we ever saw.
The Superior Moving Machine, man.
ufactured by the Superior Company OF
Wheeling. was awarded the first pre-
MUM as q mower.
THE ADDRESS.
About three o'clock in the afternoon
Hon E. G.. Cracraft, of Wheeling, de
ivered an agricultural address from the
grand stand. The address was atten-
lively listened to by large number OF
! Idies and gentlemen who were well
LEASED with Mr.. Cracrafts effort. He
ave some good advise to the hardy
, Is OF toll" Ofcourse the ladies pres
we're highly pleased with that por-
t.un Of the address, commencing the
Patrons of Husbsndry." Why wouldn't
they be ?
This is the last day of the fair and
the attendance will be very much larger
than yesterday. W.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
i WHEELING,
John Arbenz, Administrator, &c,
Is.
Mary Zimmerman, and others,
IN CHANCYRY,


The undersigned, commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that IN pursu-
ance of decree made and entered in the
above entitled cause by said Court, on the
22nd day of September, a. D., 1873, he will,
81 MS Office on the northeast corner OF
ChaplIne lold Fourth and Twelfth (old
Monroe) streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
west Virginia, on the Hth day OF October,
1873, commencing at ~ o'clock, A. NJ, pro-
ceed to take, state, and report TO said Court,
Ist. What real estate, II any, the said l..
Frederick Zimmerman owned at the time
of his death.
2nd. What liens, II any, and their respec-
tive amounts and priorities, exist against
said real estate.
3rd. To take, state, and report the amount
Of personal estate o the said L. Frederick
Zimmerman, deceased, which has come or
ought 10 have come into the hands OF the
said John Arhen z. Administrator, to be ad-
ministered by him, and whether the same
is or was sufficient TO pay in full the unse-
cured Indebtedness Of the said L Frederick
Zimmerman deceased.
And the creditors OF L. Frederick Zim-
norman, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said decedents estate are
hereby notified comformably 10 said decree,
that they are required to present their
claims and demands, for adjudication BE-
fore such Commissioner, at his said OF
fee on or before the 2ith day OF October;
A. D., 1873, the peremptory day appointed
" him as authorized in the decree, in
order that the same may be considered, ,their
validity De ssed upon and allowed, and the
same will be reported by him as required
in detail to the Court, with the names OF
creditors, and the amount OF their resPec-
tive claims and demands, and when each u
due, and the aggregate thereof due or 70 De-
come due from said estate And that ne
will further, at the same time ana place,
INQUIRE into and report any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or which
may be required by any party in interest.
L. g. JORDAN,
Commissioner Of said Court.
DAVENPORT d DOVENER,
sepgI-t-oaw Solicitors for Complainant
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The World denonnces the Govern,

IHB HWEu ueHUHUCt5 Tue UOVerns
ment for transferring the London ageu.
cy from Barring Brothers to Clews, Ha.
bicbt & Co., and Jay Cooke & Co. OF
the failures it says: When Johnah's
gourd which grew up in a night, also
perished in a night, 1t obeyed the law OF
its nature, snd nobody was much aston>
ishsd. But had it been mistaken for
an oak in the forest, and framed into
the timbers OF the ship in which the
prophet made his famous voyage, the
ship carpenter is the one that should
have been aupg overboarl to take his
chances Of a passage to dry land in the
belly OF whale.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

DUPII9 WILL STILL BIZ RECEIVED
in the Music, Art or Instruction de-
partments Of this Institution, and can join
the classes just organized.
special attention "a devoted 10 Music,
Vocal and Instrumental, under the insfruc-
ton OF the Mlsses Docdr1dge, and Prof. a.
s. Roe.
Glasses in Latin, Greek, French or Ger
man, under capable tessherz. Sepl5-a
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Surrendered.

MADRID, September 27.-The COM
mander OF the British squadron, acting
under instructions from his govern
ment at London, has surrendered the
insurgent frigate Victoria to the Span
ish government
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OREGON.
The Northern Pacific Railroad.

TIC NUrtHfTN LHCIWC NNIIFUHH'
PORTLAND, September 27.-Work on
the Pacific division OF the Northern Pa
cifc railroad is progressing as usual
The contractors expect to complete
the correction between the Columbia
live Al Puget's Sound within sixty
GaYe.
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NEW JERSEY.
New Church.

JERSEY CITY, September 2S-Fully
twenty thousand persons witnessed the
ceremonies Of laying the corner stone
of the Roman Catholic Church OF St.
Plus, in the town of Harrison, New
Jersey this afternoon. About four
thousand persons attended from New
York.
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CANADA.
Shooting Match.

ST.. CArHARINEs, September 2S.-The
first match OF the pigeon tournament
between Rogers ofthis city, and Burgess
of Lockport, came of yesterday. The
match was for five hundred. dollars a
side, to shoot at twenty-five birds each
and was won by Rogers killing twenty
one birds and Burgess II. The return
match comes off at Lockport on Tues
daY next
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aWnr 10 the Knife 80

We have declared war against coun>
terieiters. and we mean to fight it out.
When diseases OF the Kidneys or ofthe
provocative organs PROSTATE you take
Helmbold's Buchu. The genuine
Helmbolds Buchu may be known by
the private proprietary stamp Of Il. T.
Helmbold, on each bottle, and is fully
warranted for diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Sold by druggists
everywhere.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SUB
i SCRIBER has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the estate Of
Joshua n. Drydeu, late Of Ohio county. de-
ceased. All perEons indebted 70 saii estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment,
and parties having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 present them,
duly certified, within the time prescribed
By law. Dated at Wheeling, Wssl Virginia,
this 18th day ofSeptember, 1913.
J. V. L. RODGERS,
sep5-t Administrator.
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DR.. Longdon
INCIPIENT PHTHiSIS
OR THR
Early ManifestationssOf Con-
sumption.
Symptoms by which Every Oneimny
Know the Disease.
Symptoms by Which Every Oneimny
Know the Disease.

The cough Of Pulmonary Phthisis or Tu-
bercular Consumption commences gradual
ly, without fever and without the running
at the eyes and nose which characterize an
ordinary cold.
The cough Is generally dry and hacking
for some time afler its commencement,
The eXpectoration is often speckled or
streaked with blood.
There is seldom much pain in the chest
and very rarely any JiEed pain.
when pain does occur II Is nearly always
OF a dull aching character, and is met with
in the sides or under the collar bone or
shoulder blades, and is not unfrequently
aggravated by coughing:
The morbid or un heaIt thy sounds detected
by means OF the StethOScOpe are generally
confined 10 the upper l0be ofthe hing. These
sounds are often limited 10 one side OF the
chest. They are very persistent, and, even
II met with on both sides nj first, are apt TO
subSide partially or wholly on one side,
while they continue, or even increase, on
the other.
BY closely watching the progress OF the
above symptoms no one need long remain
In doubt as 10 the true condition ofhis lungs.
In the great majority OF these cases the
disease Is allowed 10 run until II IL too late
for the best medical talent and skill 10 avail.
II then your vitality il impaired, your
chest organs weakened, your digestion i'm.
perfect, your nervous energies enfeebed
and any of the foregoing symptoms have
been developed in your case, the sooner
you try for help, the more likely you are to
avert the fatal termination OF n disease that
has swept It's millions to untimely graves.
Our treatment, when employed in time
and faithfully carried ont, seldom fails To
cure Catarrah. Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
scrofula, and all diseases OF the Air PssSa-
geS which lead 10 Consumption.
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
buy IL Of your merchant II
he has it or will procure ID
for you. II not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "AII about
SapOliO," and IL Will be mall
ed free.
ENOCU MORGAN's SONS,
aug5. cgsb ~ Park Place. N. I.
or El Liberty street, Plttsburg, Pu.
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MEMPHIS.
The yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, September 2s.-The Iel>
low fever intermeRts to-day number
Eve.
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The ROYAL Commission.

OrrowA, September 2S.-There. was
no business transacted by the Royal
Com mission yesterday.
1t is rumorcd that Colonel Mason
will soon have seat in the Cabinet.
The printers strike here has ended,
and the men have resumed work after
holding out for seven weeks.
BombardmPnt.
MADRID, September 2S-The Cover
nor OF Alicante having refused to accede
TO the demands OF General Caboera's 8
commauing the Inurgent fleet, for
the surrender Of the city, heavy bonn
bardmeut upon the city was commence
ed to.iay. The Insurgents are using
petroleum ehells, with the intention OF
destroying the city by fire.
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TAYLOR COUNTY FAIR.
A Fine Display OF suocK, AErIcuIiu-
raj Implements, &e.-A Successful
Fafr-PersonaI.

GRAFTON, September q.
Editors Of the Register:
The fourth annual fair OF the Taylor
county Agricultural and Mechanical
Society closed last evening, The fair
might be called success in every re-
spect but in the attendance, a combi-
nation of circumstances causing The
turnout to be rather behind that OF for"
mer years. The Wood county and the
Cameron fairs were advertised to take
place at the same time as this. and they
probably drew heavily on the quota
that generally put in an appear
ance here during such occasions
and the way Jupiter Pluvius
poured out his bucketfulls OF wrath dur
ing the first two days, was enough to
take the enthusiasm ont OF the most
elevated lover of gingerbread and cider.
To look at the sights presented by the
female portion OF the crowd was enough
to shock almost any one snd especial-
IL your modest correspondent. One
thing is certain; the country ladies who
attend the fairs, are not so particular
about showing their feet; they care
more about keeping their dresses
clean than they do about the criticisms
of the vulgar. And that's where they
show their good sense.
The floral hall was well filed with all
kinds of flowers, fruits, jellies, preser-
yes and variety OF articles, such as
quilts, crochet and fancy needle work
Of every description, the handiwork Of
the young ladies OF Taylor county and
vicinity
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CONTEST FOR PREMIUMS.

Quite a number OF Wheeling firms
were represented here among whom
were Boyd, Miller & Co., w. II. Sheib
& Co., Meesrs. Straw & Sawtell, OF the
Singer sewing machine company, Mr.;
Morrison, of the Grover d Baker and
the New Wilson machine. The COM
petition for premiums for the best sew
ing mvchine and mower was rather
animated. The Singer machine got
the first premium as the best for family
use and the Grover & Baker for manu-
featuring purposes. In the contest for
moving machines, the "Sprague" was
awarded the first premium over the
Buckeye" Acme" OF Wheeling and
Wood" The "Sprague" was
entered by Boyed, Miller Il Co.
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PERSONAL.

We are under many obligations to
Col. j. K. Smith, President Of the AS
sociatiou, for his kind attentions during
our stay in Grafton, and doing all he
could to make it as pleasant as possible
for US. He shall be ever held in our
memory. C. II. Shuitleworth, one Of
the marshall, also has our thanks for
personal fayors. w.
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STOCK.

The collection OF stock was very
good. Hon. II. G. Davis had on ex-
hibition lot of Alderneys which were
greatly admired by the farmers. The
bull was a fine looking fellow, full Of
life and fire, but he will hardly compare
with the Alderney bull offered as a
premium by the proprietors of the
WEEKLY REGISTER. Mr.. Vsndiver had
a lot of Kentucky short horns" which
were the finest cattle we ever looked
upon. They were the embodiment Of
symmetry and beauty. Mr.. Harvey
Woodford, of Barbour county, also had
two fine lookiCg bulls on exhibition.
Owing to the hesviness OF the track
the racing was not up to what 1t would
have been had the weather been good.
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BY TELEG GR APH.
Exclusively for the Register.

Byihe Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, ITO Main street.
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asan article for the bath, reach
~ the foundation Ot all dirt,
opens the pores and gives u
healthy action and brilliant tint
10 the skin.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-09-12
City Notices.


The advertisement elsewhere, positively nan-
nounclng the coming to Staunton, from New
York City. by double special railroad excursion
train, on Friday of next week, Sept. lsth., of
that renowned circus manager L. B. Lent with
his Leviathan Universal Living Exposition of
800 men and horses, 500 animal captives, 5000
museum marvels, and sixty car loads ofcuriosi-
ties, and unrivalled New ork Circus, will fan
to fever heat the widespread excitement conse-
quent upon the rumor that this greatest of the
great shows would probably visit this section
during the present tenting season From the well
authenticated reports Which reach US, the con-
cluson is justified that in the vast area conceal
ed by Its six monster gas-lit canvasses is congre-
gated by far the most comprehensive and extra
ordinary collection of rare wild beasts birds
reptiles, living human wonders, mechanical GU
riosilies, and amphitheatrical features ever pre-
sented to an astonished and delighted public
This immense epitomzaton of Natures forms
and freaks, and monopolization of the best am
phitheatrical muscle and mirth-talent on either
side the sea, has involved the outlay Of million
OF dollars, and places Mr.. Lent the foremost of
animal and museum directors, as he has long
beeh prominently the first of arenic managers.
His conntrymen cannot but admire the nerve and
liberality involved in so gigantic an Undertaking
and are giving him solid proof of it, His bust
ness here promises no exception to the enormous
receipts elsewhere the rule
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-09-12

CRY CoURT. This Court, in session,
with Judge J. G. Smith presiding. has
transacted the following business Wyatt
Smith fined 800 for selling liquor without
license, Morgan Cotton 6 cases) $105 for
same oAense. Messrs P B. Hoge. M. p
Fuukhouser, N P Catlett, Jas. Ker. and
?. H. Trout were appointed to assess the
damages to the land of Jacob Clinedinst by
the passage of the Valley Railroad The
application of Baptist Dennis for license
to sell liquor was rejected in view
Of remembrances Of person living nj the
neighborhood. j H. Blackly, j. F. Tan
nehill. Geo. F, Flick, M. P. Funkhouser,
G. A. Richardson and j. W. Southards
were fined SIS each for non-attendance on
grand jurors. W III. Hudson and W Patrick
we're licensed to the practise Of law. The
grand jury found a true bill against Bever-
ly Page for assault, and mot true bill'
IN the cases of Julia O'Daly Robt. Cav
and JOS Harris Since the Augusta term
26 deeds have been recorded in this court
The report Of $4,000 damages to the Asst
property by the Valley Railroad was con-
6rmed, and Judge Shelley for the Railroad
took il to the Court of Appeals
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-09-12

PEMBRoKE.-Thisi is the name or trademark by
which those nicely-made and elegantly-fitting
white dress Shirts called that are only to be
had in Virginia of E. B. SPENCE & SON, Mer-
chaint Tailors Clothiers and Dealers in Gentle,
mems Furnishing Goods, at No. 1900 Main street,
Richmond, Va SPENCE 65 Son take measures and
have those Shirts made specially to order, so that
all can have a perfectftting shirt by calling on
them for the Pembroke Shirt, at 1900 Main street;
and, in addition to a full stock of Shirts, E. B.
SPENCE & Son have always the largest stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings to be found in
the city And they make Clothing to order, in
the very best style and the lowest prices. Ifyou
are in need of Wedding Suits Dress Suits or Bust
ness Suits, you can always be nicely SUITED by
calling on SPENCE & Son. In their Gentleme en- s
Furnishing Department you will find all of the
latest novelties in Neck Wear, Gloves, Hosiery AM
Handkerchiefs, Under Wear, Suspenders, Collars
Cuffs, and all other articles necessary for gen
tleman's outfit. We advise all in want of good
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, moderate prl-
ices, to call at the old Clothing House, No.
1900 Main street, of l3th Richmond, Va.
and examine the stock of goods that E. B. SPENCE
& Son will show you. Call early and often, and
call at once.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-09-12

CouRT OF APPEALS. The Court of Ap-
peals Of Virginia met here on Wednesday
President Moncure and Judge Christian
Baldwin and Staples being present. Judge
Anderson will probably arrive to-day. The
cases from the Albemare (6th) circuit, and
the Shenandoah (12th) circuit have been
called, and to day the Botetourt circuit will
be called. Most of the cases have bee sub
mltted without any argument The term
here will last about so days
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-09-12

REAL ESTATE SALES. The Shelter prop
erty on Greene and Main SITS. was sold Satur-
day, to Mr.. R. G. Omonhundro for L.
Yeager, Of Baltimore, for $3,3 The
Zimmerman property, fronting on Fayette
and Greene sts., was sold Wednesday by
Commissioner S. Travers Phillips, for ST.
400 to James j. Foster. The farm of Robt.
l.. Curry, of $50 acres, Is miles from Staun-
ton, was sold to Dr. Jas. S. Curry. Of Rock
ingham for $lS per acre-$2, 700. The
sales were made by e. NJ. Gushing.