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 CURTIS c. BEAN, Defendant
 By virtue of an execution issued out of in. Dis:rie Court of the Third Judicial District in and r Yavapa County, AnhoHa Territory, the 2d day of February ls1f u the above entitled have levied upon all th. ngh title and interest sf Ctis C. Bean in and to the fol lowing described premises situated in Williamson Valley to uit:
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SUMMONS.

In :hs District Court Third Judicial District in ths County of NAreopa, Territory of Arizona.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-14

There is little to say about the river. The
marks indicate something less than thir-
ty inches, and still slowly falling.
The Eureka was on saturday taken
off the docks. 'sv.a
Outside Of the Parkersburg, Sunfish
and Ballaire packets, there is nothing
whatever doing about the wharf. The
Science Ia to-day's Psrkorsburg packet.
Hereafter all tolls on the Louisville &
Portland Canal must be paid in U. e.
currency before any boat or barge will
be locked through. No sight drafts,
checks or orders will be accepted.
M. Wise g. Co., OF Ironton, have cos
tracted to build for A. Day s. Co., ofMid
dleport, q stern.wheel steamboat, all com
plete, to be finished in sixty days. The
hull ia to be ITO feet long and 20 feet
wide. Lambert 6 Gordon will furnish
the boilers.
Capt. Charles Muhleman, of the steamer
Andes, isdoing the Cincinnati Exposition
BE will be home in day or two.
LBy Telegraph il,
PTBBURdH, Sept. 12.-The stage Of
water is about eight inches and falling.
Cloudy and sultry this evening, and It Is
hoped that rain is near at hand, as 1t Is
badly needed, not only to start up navi-
CATION, but vegetation Is suffering for
want OF It. We have had ne rain Of any
consequence for several weeks. The pro.
lect OF getting up stock company 10 es.
tablish a packet line between here and
Cincinnati is still being agitated. The
names Of Captain @. W. Bachelor and
U. A. bravo, sre now mentioned in con.
nection with it. Others OF our steam
boat men are strongly in favor OF 1t.
EVANSVILLE, Sept, 13.-Clesr and hot;
mercury 70 toS9. River fallen SIX inches.
Port list-B. II. Cook from Cairo. No
business. The Grey Eagle was unable to
get down last night, and there is no Louis.
vile boat down to-day.
CAIRO, Sept. IS -Arived-City Of
Yicksburg, from Vicksburg, Arkansas
Belle, from Evansville, Belle Memphis,
from st Louis, and Falls Pilot, from
Memphis. Departed-Ju for Vicks.
burg, City Of Vicksburg, for 81. Louis,
Arkansas Belle, Tor Evansville, Maude'
LOT New Orleans, Belle Memphis and
Falls Pilot, for the Ohio river. River Q
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather clear,
with the mercury at 81.
81. LOUIS, Sept 19.-Arrived-Desmit,
AE1eokuE; Hickory, Ohio river; Genevieve,
New orleans; Chester, Memphis. De-
parted-Desmet, st. Paul. River falling
slowly. Weather clear and very warm.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-Rlver 8 feet s
i1cnes and falling. Weather lair and
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CENTRIPETAL MAcHINE.-During the
exhibition Of the Centripetal Machines at
Fairmont the other day, rather re-
spectacle looking man stepped up and
seeing the Portable Hand Saw Mil al
work, remarked to the agent in charge o.
1--WE can beat that all 10 thunder over
lat Jacktown, in Greene county; we've goI
q machine in Mr.. Goodwin's, can saw,
plane, bore, tongue, groove, make mould
ing and the - l think It will beat you
fellows all 10 thunder" That, responded
the agent, is our Combination! Machine at
Mr.. Goodwin'a. "Good," exclaimed Jack
town, Eyer iortuns msde-let's taste sum
yer cider" i'
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BARNRsvrLLE DnTncT FAIR.-The
"Great Fair OF Eastern Ohio" will COM
mepcc tomorrow, tho 10Th inst, al
BarnesvillC, Ohio, and continue until Fri
day evening, An exciting contest IS ex-
pected in The speed ring, as several noted
horses arc already on tho grounds, ready
TO participate In the contest for the purse
Of $3.50 offered for troltiug horses Ar
immense crowd Of people Is expected
during tho last two days Of the Fair, and
no paius will be spared to entertain and
accommodate all who may attend. Fol
the accommodation Of visitors returning
east special train will leave Bonneville
at5P.M. Round trip tickets at greatly
reduced rates can be purchased at Bell
ARE and intermediate stations. By all
means devote two or three days to visit
ing the "Great Fair" and zee the unusuA
attractions that will be presented by TIT
managers Of the District Fair Association
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TIE Boar RAcE,-Esrly Saturday
afternoon people began to move toward
the northern portion Of the city. For
nearly lour hours there was q steady
stream oil men, women and children In
that direction. Extra street cars were
running, and all were crowded with pas
sengerS Although the race did not come
of till o'clock, several thousand people
on tho river bank patiently waited in the
hot sun the greater portion OF tho alter
noon. There was considerable betting on
the grounds, both CorcorOn and Phillips
having many friends. The bets as u
general thing were even, but we heard Of
several with two 10 one In favor OF Cor
coran. We noticed no beer stands on the
ground, but there was an unusual amount
Of drunkenness.
james Corcoran, II will be remembered,
a tow weeks ago was the victor in race
with Bright, Of the Nail City Club, over
this same course, He Is q member Of the
Hegner Boat Club, and resident Of this
city. Edward Phillips, bis contestant
formerly lived in Pittsburgh, but Is now
employed in glass house at steubenville
The course was from Q point opposite The
Top Mil blast furnace a mile and a hal
up the river, and return. The stakes were
800 on each side. Mr.. B. A. Gslligar
was selected as referee, and VIM. Peters
Thomas Shelley, John Hegner and Jamet
Lynch as judges.
Phillips won the choice Of position, snt
took the Ohio side. About 8 O'Clock
both men appeared in their boats, ant
we're greeted with chcerA The sigma
was given, and they started, Phillips {
little in advance. Corcoran, however
gained steadily, and was soOn about ever
with him, But he began to fall back be
fore reaching the stake boat, and Phillips
came in about four lengths ahead. Tit
time made was 90 minutes, 353 seconds,
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A BEwILDERED BENEDICT.-ThGrc il
nothing they don't know, and what they
don't know they divine. A man cannot
creep in little late at night without o dis
turbsnce and an explanation, which comes
Of their training. Even Slybuck, who ia
the smartest Of Smart Alecks," has learn.
ed also the lutility Of his best tricks. The
sick friend dodge; the all-night-in-the.
country dodge; the late session-of-the-
society dodge. the meeting. oE.council
dodge; the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ket-with.a' brace.of chickens dUdge-all
the old shifts and cxpedienis-have play.
ed out. The other night he slipped in
about l o'clock very softly, denuded him.
self gently, and began rocking the cradle
by the bedside, as il he had been awaken
ed out oil q sound sleep by infantile cries,
BE had rocked away about fiva minutes
when Mary Jane, who had silently OBJ
served the whole maneuvCr, says Come
to bed, you old fool, you the baby ain'l
there ~
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AUGUsT FLowER-The most misera-
bic beings in tho world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
More than seventy.tive per cent of the
people in the United States arc afflicted
with these two Diseases and their effect
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha'
bitual costiyeness, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and dissgreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up OF the food
alter eating, low spirits, &C. Go to the
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get q rs cent bottle
or sample bottle free Of charge. Try it
!, G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eod&w Woodbury., N. ].
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PRRsoNAb-D.R Vol, Esq, formerly
in the dry goods business In this city, Is
here visiting old friends. MIR. Wolf Is
now engaged in the iron business at Iron.
ton. Ohio. 'a. t'.f 80
Mr.. Dan. Albert, who formerly clerked
in the Postoftice in this city, but Is now
carrying on q jewelry establishment OF
La Crosse, Wisconsin, Is stopping few
days in town.
Rev. l. q. futile, for several years Prin.
cipal Of the Fourth Ward Public School
Of this city, preached at the Baptist
Church yesterday morning aud evening.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, at st. Matthew'S
Church last evening, in tho course Of ar
interesting sermon several times referred
to the position recently assumed by Tyn-
dali.
Mr.. Thos. L. Esgans, Of the Fireman.
Journal, Is registered at the Mcclure
House.
James Mckinley, Of Centre Wheeling
leaves to- day for visit to friends 10 East
port, Maine, after an absence Of twenty
yeAra,
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SOMETHING NRw.-In passing Halls
Photograph Gallery on Main street, we
saw what we took OF q distance 10 be Q
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation II turned out 70 be an enor-
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry we
were informed that 1t was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for 0 treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put In their win
dows for examination and admiration.
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speyer Bros. call the attention Of thu
public to the great bargains which they
are offering this week, consisting in par
Of
100 dozen silk scaris from 10 to rs cents
10 dozen silk wells only 25 cents.
10 dozen infant waists only 50 cents.
90 dozen white skirts only 62 cents.
100 dozen hose from 8 cents q pair up
20 dozen kid gloves only 90 cents.
25 dozen hemmed handkerchiefs S cts,
20 pieces plaid sash ribbon 10c pr. yard
100 dcz linen collars only 10 cents.
10 pieces blue watered sash ribbon only
so cents per yard,
For bargains in velvets, velveteens
feathers, flowers, hats, ribbons, laces, me
rino hoods and caps, call at the wholesale
and retail establishment OF speyer Bros.
where can be found oil the latest novel.
ties Of the season. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-14

To QUIZ Corset Department we have
this season assigned greatly enlarged
space, and the stock now displayed Is the
most complete and extensive ever offered
in this market. Our speclalties arc the
Brewsher Corset Supporter, corset and
supporter In one, and the FridA Corset
French, woven Of heavy material, en-
broIdered at tho top, % bones, at 81 90,
Tho Amazone Is richly embroidered, oil
70 bones, at 81 10. These goods are dis
played in our windows, and we invite spe'
ciAl attention. A. L. RtcE q 70,
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George F. Andrews, keeper of a gen.
ueman's furnishing store, 42l North Fifth
street, st. Louis, secretly moved his stock,
worth 5000, Wednesday and Thursday
nights, sold 1t for $4,000 cash, and It i
alleged, ran away, owing creditors about
The employees Of the Reading Rail-
road will, this week, be put on half time,
on account OF the general stagnation Of
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HEIlnoID's BUoHU Is still in the re.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cole
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
ieita Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. - d&w
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LARGE PoTAToEs.-our young friend
Robert dillingham; attended the Marion
County Fair at FAirmont last week. He
brought home with him two potatoes
which took the first premium there. One
Of them weighs one pound and ten ounces
and the other one pound and eight
ounces. They were raised by j. R. Nor
gan, at Bobtown, near Falrmont.
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BRLLlIRR ITEMi-An adjourned meet
Ing Of the CITY Council was held on FIJI
dSy night and holollowing business trans
acted. " TT. 10 O.. lgs. w.
Mr.. Gil proposed to submit the matter
In CONTROVERSY In relation 10 the proposed
new road 10 Cemetery Hill through his
property, 10 the decision Of the Council.
Tho report Of the police in relation 10
the condition Of their respective wards
was read and approved, and on motion the
Clerk was ordered 10 vIsit those sections
reported 10 be In bad condition and notify
ali owners Of property that all nuisances
thereon must be Gbated; and was further
authorized 10 receive bids Tor theremoVal
Of garbage.
The Street Commissioner was ordered
to tear up and remove some old plAukipg
on Second and Guernsey streets and pave
the cutters with stone.
The Council proceeded TO open and con-
slider the bids Tor repairs on Pike Street,
and the contract Tor the same was awarded
to Mr.. Kearn, who was required 10 give
bond in a sum double the amount Of the
contract price, for the faithful performance
Of the work. ''. "t..
A communication from Charles Henry
was laid before the Council, protesting
against certain distractions in front Of bis
coal mines, which on motion was referred
TO. the appropriate Committee.
During a training match on Saturday
afternoon, between the first nine Of the
Clipper and Bellaire base ball clubs, Lee
Hammond, who was acting in the cspscl-
~ Of pitcher, was struck in the eye by q
ball and seriously injured. ,
The friends OF temperance are invited
to spend Tuesday evening, September
18th, 10 rejoicing over the defeat OF IL
Cense In the State Of Ohio, on which &C.
caSion tho Rev. ]. r, Thompson, OF your
city, will deliver o lecture from the steps
Of the Presbyterian Church.
1t is said that Pat Kelley, tho enter
prisipg gatherer Of city garbage, like the
miller, is lattening his hogs, not on corn,
but the spoils Of his office, and that these
have accumulated to such an extent as TO
threaten to become nuisance In the Vicin'
ity Of his premises.
A gentleman wants to know whether
the Registers local nonsense Is attributable
TO unrequited affection or dyspepsia.
Ask his gal. JUN1Us BRowNLOw.
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THE JOSEPHINE SEAMLESS KID GLOVE
Two BUrToNs.-Only TO be had at A. L.
Rice s. Co.'S, 1926 Main street. That this
superior glove may be more generally in.
troduced among the trade, VIC have re-
ducedi the prices to g 10 a pair, and
give q guarantee with every pair sold
We can show home Testimonials Of the
superiority Of this glove over every other
frst.claSS glove in the market. All num-
bers in plain black or white embroidered
from 81 to s. o.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 19.-Arrived-Tht
steamships Parthls and Italy, from Liy
erpool, and tho DOnau, from Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 12.-The steamship
Netherland, from Philadelphia, arrived
out to day.
LlvERPooL, Sept. 13-Arrived :out-
Steamships Minister Room, from New
York. and Nederland, from PhiladelphiA
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WAanIEGToN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
The Democrats OF Washington town
ship held primary meeting on Saturday
evening, T. T, Carpenter was elected
President, and Joseph Hamilton eecre-
tary. The following was the vote on the
different candidates:
County C0mmisSiOner-Johr Bsyha, 10
e. W. Phillips, 25.
School CoHnmissioner-John Scott, 80
Oscar Gcmmer, 80; Vim. Stewart, 80.
Cdnstabs-George Marshall, 42; God
frey Price, Al G. W. Detibsugh,s.
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WHEELING TRAcuER's INSTITUTE
Tho Wheeling Teachers Association met
at the Fourth Ward School Hall at 10 A.
NJ. Saturday, President i. s. Williams in
the chair.
In accordance with the previous pro.
gramme, Rev. Mr. McMGchcn addressed
the society on tho importance OF the
teachers profession and the necessity Of
a broad and thorough preparation in
order TO meet honestly and honorRbly
the constantly increasing demands Of the
community.
A communication was received from
the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Institute,
to be held in BridgepOr: in November,
(tsy not set
On motion, earnest cooperation was
promised our fellow teachers in Ohio.
The election Of officers for tho ensuing
year resulted as Eollows:
President Prof F. 4. Williams.
Htes Frssidsnt-Miss II. McKclvty
1reosa er-Niss n. Harper.
Eecrctuy -Proi. a. ii. Stevenson.
EztcutIre Committee PROT. F. s. vii.
lisms, z. q. Bundy, Miss NJ A. Davis.
The following programme was sclCcted
for the October meeting:
lat. Lecture on "Logic"-Rev. s. Boyd.
u. Discussion-"Home Study for Ad.
vanccd Pupils"-Mr. Bundy to lead.
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FooT RACES ON THE ISLAND. The foot
race on the Island, although Of a some
what peculiar character, failed to attract
much Of a crowd. This was probably ow'
ing TO the boat race, upon which the in
terCst Of a great portion Of the people
seemed 10 DO conferred. The contestants
were Christian Thiele and LorUnz Wal
Their, the distance mile and half, and
the prize purse oil 800. The interesting
feature OF the occasion, however, was the
weight Of the men; Thiele weighing 2ld
pounds, and Walther 100 pounds. Kra-
mer's full band Of music was present, and
did much to make the affair successful.
Before tho arrival Of Thiele and Wal
ther, q race was arranged between Jo
Kramer, leader Of KramGr's band, and
John Fisher, the gentleman who blows
the base drum in JOS. band. Jo being
moderately inclined 10 cOrpulency, he
was allowed q start Of about seventy five
feet. Both men got down to walk by
The ume tley came 10 the bacK sIretchl
and were much exhausted. When they
reached Tie distance pole they started up
again, and came in close together The
race was called tic. ~.
Thiele and Wslther soon after. made
their appearance, and made immediate
preparations Tor the race. They were
dressed in tight shirts, black velvet knee
pants, and tight leggings. Thiele wore a
belt with the inscription, "Got He'll"
They shortly appeared on the track,
and at q stroke OF the drum started oil.
Walther gave out on the second round,
and eat down. Thiele continued the
race, and ran around the ring three times,
distance Of mile and a half, in fifteen
minutes.
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Two intoxicated individuals collided or
the narrow foot walk OF the suspension
bridge Saturday afternoon. For q mo
ment itlookcd as though Greek had mel
Greek, ind the bystsnders expected tug
Of war The maudlin good humor OF ont
OF the "lntoxicAnts," however, melted the
wrath oil tho other, and by extraordinary
exertions on the part Of each they sue
cecded in getting untsngled and went
their different ways by rather circuitoul
routes.
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SACRED CoNcERT.-A sacred concer
was given at St. Johns German Protest
ant Church yesterday afternoon, which
was pronounced a complete success by
all who attended: The performers com.
prised all our leading amateur musicians
and tho programme was composed o
some very choice selections. The gentle
men and ladies who assisted in the con.
cert arc so well known TO our citizenl
that we do not speak Of them in detail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-14

THE ST. CLAIRsvILLE FAlR-The ST..
Clairsville Fair will commence on Tues
day, the 18th inst, and continue four
days. 1t promises to be the beat ever
held in Eastern Ohio. Agrand display Of
stock is insured, the premiums offered are
large, and the best horses III the country
will be in the speed ring. A largo num-
Der are now on the grounds being trained
for the Fair. Trotting purse, $500; pacing,
SlUa
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TWIN MOUNTAIN housE, N. H., Sept.
13.-Mr. Beecher preached to-day TO q
similar throng 10 that Of last Sunday,
taking for his text Galatians Nv: 10, 49,
"For brethren 70 have been called unto
liberty, only not liberty for an occasion 10
the hesh," etc. Beccher has seldom
preached with moro vigor or delivered a
more effective discourse. His subject IA
the end and the DRIFT Of his discourse
was the meaning Of religion in man
which he argued TO be liberty; that liber.
~ which. comes from perfect, unconscious
automatic obedience 10 law.
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ABIHuLous LUNATlc.-A Young man
entered a lager beer saloon on Saturday
evening, and said, "pll take o glass Of
your divine nectar" "Vat eest dot :"
asked the barkeeper. ~ would goblet
drain oil the-exract OF the somniferous
hop" 1--WE ton't gots heem," answered
the man behind tho bar. "Eumskull,
bring me q glass OF beer" The bar
keeper went TO the proprietor OF the
saloon and asked him ifhc should sell a
crazy man glass Of beer.
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HEARD FHoM-Mr. H. Frank, who Ia
sui IN the East, reports the purchase Of a
vefy hne stock Of goods, installmeus Of
winch arc daily arriving. His immense
business enables him TO turn over his
stock go often that the goods Of one sea.
son are not TO be seen on his counters the
next He intends to maintain the SUI
premacy which low prices, ono price and
lair dealing, has gained for him. Bear in
mind Frank Is still located at the green
front, No. 40, 18th street.
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TAKES S9ARdE OF TIE BRNwooD,-
mn. Luke Fi'zp"rick, a nailor at the Tor
Mill, will shortly ASSUME the managemen,
OF the Beuwood Nail FaVory. Mi. Fitz.
patrick is a gentlemen Of exp.-ipuce and
ability, and we congratulate the bCswood
Company upon securing his services,
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South Carolina Republican NOmIna.
lions.

COLUMBIA, s. @, Sept. 1S.-The Re
publican Convention nominated D. II
Chamberlain for Governor; r. II. Glesves
the present incumbent, for Lieutenant
Governor; and r. B. Elliott, Chairman o
the Executive Committee. An lndepend
ent Republican Convention will be called
as many oil tho delegatesNGre dissatisfied
and other nominations will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-14

DoN'T buy a piano or organ until you
examine the large stock of SteInway,
Knabe and Emerson Pianos, Mason q
Hamlln, Smith, American and Estey
Organs, and know what great induce.
mentS are offered you at Adams & Lucas
1927 Market street.