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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-15

" BRINGHuRST & CO.,

u BRlNGHU RST & CO.,
Cor. SIXTH and MARKET ST.
Offer q nnc assortment of fine goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands
Cut Glassco'ogne Bottles,
Plain Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet Sets,
travelling cups IN Russia leather,
Hand and Toilet Mirrors,
Cologne FasSs.
Flnest Ere nch Hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes
Finest American Hair Brushes,
I'm ivory buffalo, naid, rosewood, satnwoo.l ,,SC.)
Iortise-shell Dressing Combs,
Ivory Dressing Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs,
lndla-ruhber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Cases.
smelling Bottles.
French, English ard American Extracts
(for the Handkerchief.l
Besides extensive variety of Foreign and Ameri-
can Coognes, T iet Soaps, Cosmetics Sachet
POwders Cloth Hat Nail and Tooth
Brushes, &c. comprising one of the largest
assortments of FL N e TOILET
GOODS, ever offered in this city.
Z. BRING!1UkST " Co.
APoTHEcARIEs,
Corner sixth and Mars ct Streets.
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A Busy Night with The rIremen.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
Ats A, M. 81 AT p. NJ, 10
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MONTGOMERY $
HAIR RESTOR ER.

For centuries, mankind has been searching for
hair dye, and invigorator, which should be effective
aud not deleterious. Thousands of compositions
have come into notice, merely to fail and die. 1t
was left 10 q phadelphian to discover a Hair Re-
storer which has all their advantages, with of
their draw backs, and In Montgomery Hair Restor-
er we have the ultimate result of all scientific nves-
tigaion oB tn subject. 1t is an inocuous vegeta-
BILE preparation, which is really a food, and not a
dye, lusre creator, and not an oily varnish. 1t
creates new life IN the hair, and so feeds 1t that 1t
retains its elasticity, color nneness of fibre, and
glossy surface to the latest age 1t is the best art-
Gle ever invented for the human scalp w. @ Mont
gomery, Proprietor, l4O N. Sixth ST., Philadelphia
Sold by all Druggists. sep29-ly
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D'VlDENp ...,,. ~, ,.,..,,. ,,.,,, =,
toMPAeY.
IMINGTos, Feb. lst, 1873
The Directors II the Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pauy have this day declared Il dividend OF Three
oars per share, for the pas, six months. payable
on demand. 4. j. LAWSON, treasurer,
febi Nv 100 >hpey Street.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-15

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL uNIoN.-A me citing,
which was well attended, was held ut the Gem
tra church, last evening, in behalf of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union. Addresses were
made by Revs. N Kingsley, of Philadelphia, and
F. G. Ensign, of Chicago. The former is a man
ager OF the Union, and spoke of the work which
had been accomplished during the past fifty
years, or since the formation of the Union, Civ
ing some of his recoections from the very be
ginning. He said that 81 900 schools mad been
established i'll destitute places, that into these
schools over four millions of children bad been
gathered at cost of 50, 100, 900. Besides, ST.
900 schools had been aided Mr. Ensign If in
charge of the Northwestern Department OF the
Union, covering ten states ands terltorles-an
area ten times as large Pennsyivnnia with two
o. three Delawares thrown in. He spoke more
particularly of the manner OF the work of the
Union, Int also related many evidences of its
growth. The Uuon he said, sends out its mis-
sionalies in places whers Sunday Schools
exist there they visit and counsel with the peo-
pie gather together the children, establish their
school, sometimes i'll II rude way but they al
most invariably live, grow, and become the
nucleus of a church. Away out on the frontier,
among the pioneers i'll their solhouses and
dug-onts he spoke of rich field OF labor. and
related some of the most gracious and asst nish-
ing, as well atfeet ting, instances in the pro-
| gress OF the work. The addresses were listened
| to very attentively and during the latter hand
kerchiefs were frequently applied to eyes which
were suffused with tears, At the conclusion Of
the addresses a collection was taken up.
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Mflu publications.

y ~ ss-=--
CCRIBNlRS MONTHLY 1876.
"A VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN RIVER
In Scribner for January we begin the thrilling NOR
ratlve by MAJOR POWELL of his voyage OF discnu
cry down the Canon OF the Colorado-almost liter
ally voyage through the center Of the earth.
The cliffs lowered sometime more than A mia
above the heads of the travellers involving then,
in RlOon and hiding from their sight the danUera
towari which they were hurried by the mpetaous
torrent.
The narrative is enllyened by charming hits nj
description OF the geniler and more beastlfni
phases OF nature, which were strangely mingled
with those wierd and awful scenes.
A part Of the expedition, refusing to 20 forward
upon what seemed an insane journey, turned aside
und met death In the wilderness.
The illustra ions will be marves Of engraving
the finest we have ever produced.
We shall shortly begin series entitled:
"a FARMERS VACATION IN EUROPE,
By Co. GEO. +. v AIRING, of Ogden Farm, near New
pOit, X. j., which will deal in practical and pie
iuresque way with the Industries and pecullarities
of the quaint peoples Of Holland, Normandy, and
the Channel Islands. These papers viii also be
fully Illustrated.
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dividend Aotirfs.
NOTlCE-DINlDEND.
FERkT Az

NOTlCE-DIN1DEND.
lN FgBkUAMY 9TH. 1915.
The Managers of the Wilmington a a Kenneth
Turnpike Company have this day declared dlvi-
dend OF forty MS per III ire, payable on aft
the goth inst, al the National Bank of Delaware.
j. PouLSON CHANDLER.
feblh,lt' Treasurer.
hlNiDENb THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF The Wilmington and Philadelphia Turn
pike Company are h. rcby notified that Dividend
of Thirty cents per Share has been declared payable
or after The 18th ms at the N. cor OF Front
and ora"ge stress
fel Nv il s TATNALl., Treas.
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NEW GOODS.
Il. 5. X. BUTLER,
420 MARKET SRrEET,
Offers for sale
Writing Desks,
Work Boxes
5atChels.
Cigar Cases,
,,,,,,,,..,,,,,, Pocket Cutlery,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Illustrated Books.
Juvenile and Toy Books,
Pocket Books,
Games
AND A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND FANCY
ARTICLES. decls-st
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~LOOKi LOOK LO0Kl
RELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
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M USLINS.-W WOULD CALL AT
1V1 rEN'f.ON to our line of musllDs which COM
prise- all the most desirable makes and widths nj
the lowest market rates.
W. Is SHAiP
Il MARKER SIreets
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Suction Salfs.
WILMINGTON AUCTION

WILMINGTON AUCTION
w AND 49, =
COMMISSION HOUSE,
Where all who visit must have the pleasant sat =
elton OF listening TO the Old Veteran, CHEAP
JOHNNY now the eldest auctioneeT In the city, and
the best at his old stan No. Z. Fourth Avenue,
date Fourth Street) where all VINO call on MN WIN
conslpnments or sales In the country VIII be
promptly attended TO on the most reasonane terms,
amp all money paid over IN days after sales
evenings and consignmepts on other nights
JOHN 4. RIO BOTHAM, lalias heap Jonn,l
feb1. ON Auctloneer.
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pR. r. s qELToN MACKEn ZtE, the Literary Ed
tor of the PhiLid iphia Press says

"sT. NICHOLAS, tell you in private, as l have
told my readers in pubic, Is the very best magazine
mara yvI cpmIt thin tn edit neriodicai ~ thia
class than one intend for adults. and Mrs. Dodge
deserves unlimited praise for the Judctous manner
In which she has executed her task have found
heaps of things in ST. NICHOLAS which had for
gotten, had iiperfectly known, or had been wholly
ignorant OF. 80 too, Sit at the feet OF 9anallel
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Mr.. ELI Cno2IER y VARIETY ENTERrAINMLNr
On Saturday afternoon and evening, Mr. Eli
Croziers entertainment OF Panorama, Festival
Martha Washington supper Hop for the clil-
dren, &c, took place AT Institute Hall. A num-
Der Of persons attended, but others might have
found room. In the afternoon he unveiled"
that humorous painting Of which we have be-
fore spoken, and 1t was tho occasion of much
merriment. The festival was spread upon two
tables placed along the south side of the room,
upon which were a lot Of shoes, some books and
a few other articles An oil painting by barley
hung upon one OF the side rooms to the stage
and was ratified off, Jno. +. Miller winning it
The Martha Washington supper consisted OF the
distribution of cake and ice cream to the chill
dren after their hop was finished. quantity
of apples had also been brought in for distrbu-
ton, but we understand Mr.. Crozier WIS relieved
of this duty before the hour for distribution ar
rived.
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al am ready TO say that a cleaner, purer, more
trustworthy periodical for children cannot be named
The best writers are engaged upon it. 1t Is printed
beautifully, and illustrated IN the highest style OF
art. / know the pr prlet0rs, and II ever high,
noble purpose was cherished by any public people,
II is found here. The magazine does not claim To
be religious, but II Is on the side OF all that IL true
and good, from beginnii y to end"
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NOTICE : GERMANIA LOAN ASSO-
IN GA Ion No. g 800 shares 81 series Of this
=. ,uciltiuD, nj slu0 Il share. For sac at
Nj. l.. LlCllTENSTRIN
ftbi,1-t Secretary
NOTICE = THE tlFiH SERIES OF
~ . shares is now offered for sale by the Mu-
tuai Loan Assoca ion at sl0O per share; first pay
III nj February ldth 1875
GEORGE c. MARIs,
feb1itf ecretary
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WARD OF THANkS.-T THE CITI-
= zENs who voluntarily offered their Sc: vices In
the reno al OF my furniture, To Policemen Whe an
and egg for their kind ait utons. and to the fire
men especially whose wel-dreettd efforts and
pr mpt action saved nv residence from destruction
on satu Gay hight, return my sneere thanks.
feb 5lt NJ :. SUSAN FDORD,
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for SaIe.

NOR SALE X EXCHANGE OR RENT,
II well improved farm OF 1876 acres, on easy terms
exchanged for CITY property. Also 20 acr good
aud adjoining, sold or exchanged SEPARATE. Ap-
ply to feb h-3t WM. II. REYNOLnS.
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N MISUNDERSTANDING NUIICES AND
IN Society meeting notices TO secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL. must i,Iraridbiy be paid for IN adj
uaace. apri-n COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
~ of returning my sincere thanks to the Fire De-
partment for the rromnt AM energeli c service rem
dered at the fire at my shop and stable on Saturday
evening last for think can say without fear of
contradiction. that we have Of the most efficient
denartmeNts in the country.
febihlt W. j. MORROW.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17
4 REPLY 70 LOUIS FELDsINGER
WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. l6, 70.

WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. IL, 20.
Editors Register:
In reply to the challenge OF Louis
Feldsinger, in this mornings issue Of your
paper, please say that l will row Louis
Feldsinger or any other member OF the
Hegner Boat Club, three mile scull
race in best and best boats, tor any sum
from two hundred 5000 to five hun
dred 5000 dollars u side, and toss cop
per for the upper or lower course. | also
beg leave to assure him that there will
be no controversy about weight, as far
rs | am concerned. don't care if he
weighs ton, and will meet him or his
representatives at the office Of the daily
REGISTER, September 18th, 1915, at
o'clock Pm. Yours respectfully,
JAMES MANToS.
OF Nail City Boat Cluj.
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INTmE CIu,UIr ,ouRr OF ONO
George \. pumphrry,
". IN Chanrrry.

George \. pumphrry,
~ Int hHup,TN.
Il. Humphreys admir-, 81 all
BY decree entered IA the above cause,
I on The 18th day ot June. $50, sad cause
WAS referred tO one ot the Commissioner,
Of said count tO ascertain and report
LIST. A. to the Owu"r>hipot ia" tract OF
land of about liN acres. mentioned and de-
Scr.hrd I'm Tie bills and exhibits IA the
cause; ana also H~ tot hr two pa GELS at sud
land HS mentioned and described IN said
bill aud exhibits, giving, N possible, the
boundaries at ~ulu two tracts, ana an Hb-
stract of the title To each parcel.
-. Who has been In possession Of th"
said land, or amy part thereof, or who llrN
been entitled To- the possession OF the Same
Tor the lH>t ~ years.
Bird. To take ANA stat" an account h"-
tween the complainant Gcprgr ". lNiu-
phTry, aud the administrator of the ~alh
Il. Humphrey, decd.
Ith. IuHSc-ItHlu and report the liens up-
on said property, or any part thereof u
any, and their amounts aud piipIl'lcs.
jlh. ANY other ,irrW'd pertinent
10 himself, OF specially required by any al
the parties 900 interest.
The undersigned, one OF the Commits
siuurrS OF said court, hereby gives motto"
that. ON saturday. the 2d day of October,
ls-I. at his Office, No. n, Twelfth street,
/ Wheeling. ". Va. hr VIII proceed 10 maxi
| up a report upon the matters, and To stat"
! an account between tn" parties In SAID
/ decree mentioned. -
/ JOHN T.. McEENNAN,
| SrpluOawi Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

IL REGARD TO THE CORNER SToEE.-
A meeting of the Special Committee APP
pointed by Council, on the corner stone
was held last night, to take into consid-
Grafton what deposits should be made.
1t was the desire of the committee to
have the Oldest city directory, or rather
the first directory ever published in the
city to place under the stone. If any of
our citizens have this book they will
confer favor by leaving it at the City
Building for the committee. We under
stand the first directory published in this
city was in 1850.
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IN TmE CIRCUIT COURT OF QUO
''''ala y
Henry X List,

". Ia thaucrry.
h. Humphrey, Admir- ct al
Bya decree Of said court, entered In th"
above cas-, on the 18Th day or June, l,7r.
said cause was referred To- uu" OF tbr ON
missioner, at said court :" ascertain "hd
report
ist. A. to the ownership of the tract ri
land Of about rs acres, mentioned Hhd dee
scrIbcd Iu the hllI and exhibit .u said
cause, and also rs 10 the two parcels 90 said
/ land as mentioned and described lu ,a u
| bill and exhibits, giving, II pO,>lb.", 20
boundaries OF said two tracts, ami au
/ strHct OF the THE Ia each parcel.
/ "a. Whether the Judgment mru'l"
| ard described in said bliI and exhibit
/ a lien upon the property mentioned ...
I described Iu III" >aiu bin and cAhIhi.
any part thereof aud upon wEl'u paii,..
lar part II is a lien.
3ri. Whether the said Judgment, ur a"'
part thereof, LAS been raid Oh ah" "''
! charged.
ith7 TO state and take AN account H-'
tween the said complainant aud 'l' '' D.
/ administrator OF said l.. PumpHI,N, "'. I'D.
5Ih. 10 ascertain aud report who j. ...
I present owner OF The said Jud2mru'. t..
vino has owned IL since IL was uu'a.h' no
and tor what length Of time 10 ui, Deem
owned by different parties.
Gth. To ascertain aud report iH' .'
upon said property, or amy par Thereon .'
I any, and their amounts and pT."t.lir-.
7Ih. ANY other matters deemed Ti"
nrut ny himself, or specially require" ''
any OF the partiu, iu Interest.
The undersigned, on" utth,t commas. '.
1 ers OF said court, hereby gi'"~ u"l'' .''
on saturday, the - day pi 'tiph'r' - Do.
. his office. u Twelfth street, I'"''h-' "
I Va, hr VIII pTucr'd lu MAKE HP " r. j.
/ upon the matters and Hrr""h. I''''''' '.'
''''' W JoHN +. MaEENNhN.
s.nl0n,,ct commissioner.
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Person to business en-
gsgcments, Major Loring has declined
.he appointment Of Chief Marshal Of the
Masonic procession tomorrow.
Hon. Sam Miller, member of the Leg
stature from Kanawha county, is in the
city and has quarrs at the Mcclure House.
Colonel Jake Nunge has a unique coin
which he intends donating to the Capitol
committee to put under the corner stone.
Prot. Shnetcr was, last night, confirmed
rs Princiial of the grammar department
If the puhlic schools, 10y the Board of
Education.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

81. GAINESVILLE FAlR.-TA0 follow.
ing celebrated horses have been entered
for the pacing and double team race, On
Friday, and the great sweepstakes ,r5,.
ting race on Saturday:
Silver Heels, Sorrel Ben, julia b
Brown Harry, Wild Tom, Virginia Mad
Lucretia Borgia, Joe Moore, Lady Mao
Hot Water, Tom Porter and Dexter.
The Fair will be continued over Sa:,..
day, as the rain prevented any racing W
Thursday.
Considerable interest is manifested r,
these races, as all the above horses ~.
well known as fast trotters, and briny
pretty fairly matched, an exciting time
may be anticipated.
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the Seventh ward school premises, to
connect with the conductors on the school
building, and also to have the necessary
areas built around the opening in the
foundation walls.
The following resolution was referred
to the committee on Building and
Grounds for report;
ResOLred, That the committee on
Buildings and Grounds be instructed TO
inquire and report upon the expediency
of erecting a wrought iron fence enclos,
ing the eth ward school premises, and
the probable cost Of the same, including
stone work.
Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

LITTLE WASHINGTON BURGLARY
The boot uud shoe store of Henry Hull,
at Washington, Pa, WAS broken open
hast night by thieves, who blew open the
safe and extracted $3.50 in cash and
81, 200 in notes and bonds \ colored
man was arrested on suspicion on the
CHARTERS accommodation, this morning
toy Conductor Paisley, who, rs the train
passed Second avenue, made an effort L.
escape but failed. He was searched at
the Union Depot, and $50 were found in
his possession He lives in the city, and
is supposed to be an accomplice in the
crime. He WAS sent back to Washing
ton.-Pltt>Jurgh Chronicle.
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DE>rICAHLY MEAN.-All the bread
and two chickens wee stolen from
the Children's Home on Wednesday
night The entrance was effected through
the dining. room window, and the Williams
passed out through the kitchen door, lcav-
ing 1t wide open behind them. An act
Of more deliberate mcanncss than steal
ing bread from charitable institution
can scarcely be imagined, and our police
should make every effort to catch the
,coundrclS who were engaged in the
above. They are not safe to be allowed
t. run 1T large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

SELECT SocIAL-The first select hop
by the young Jewish people of our city
was held last night at Neuhausen. :
Assembly Hall, and it was de-
cidrd success, both as regards num-
bers and beauty of the assemblage. The
music was furnished by kramer's UNI
cquuled band, and Neuhausen got up II
supper that would DO credit to any
caterer. The ladies present Nil locked
charmingly. Among those in attend
ance were Miss FultheIm, Of Cleveland
Miss Gross, Of Cumberland, Nd, and
Miss Rieter, Of Alliance, Ohio, who are
here visiting fricndsjThe committee who
were entrusted with getting up the affair
were :. :. Block, Ben Baer, j. Blum,
d. Sonncborn and ;. Kline, and
they managed everything successfully.
Louis Swabackcr was master of ceremo-
MES, and he SAW that everybody was at.
tended to. The dance was very en-
joyab!e affair, and We hope it may be our
good fortune to be present at the next
one, given under the same auspices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17
PRosrKcr OF ANOTHER Boar RACE

PRosrECr OF ANOTHER BOAT RACE
In another column will be found card
from Jimmy Manton, in answer TO the
challenge OF Louis Feldsinger, which was
published in yesterday mornings REGIS
TER. Manton agrees to accept Feldsing-
cr's challenge 10 row, provided the latter
consents to toss copper Tor the choice of
course. We hope FrldSinger'S hackers
will meet Mantou'> friends at the REGIS
TER office this evening, and talk the
matter over, and if possible arrange for
another race this season. Ii will be no
harm to Interchange views, even if the
match is not consummated. Eight o'clock
is the hour set for the meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

The following ca>rN were disposed OF
at the Police Court yesterday morning.
Charles Brown, charged with disorder
" conduct was fined five dollars and
costs, and for resisting an officer ten dol
kr- and costs and committed to Jail for
twenty days.
Christian Anderson, for obStrurting
the sidewalks. WAS assessed one dollar
and costs.
Martin Thornton for throwing gar.
basr ON the Sidewalk, WAS fined one dol
lar and costs.
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Fop Music Nusir Book. Pianos.

For Music, Music Books. Pianos, Or
gans, Stools, Covers, and thousand and
one things to be found in n Music Store,
20 to Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market
street. They make a speciality of these
articles, and sell AT lower prices and on
more accommodating terms than any on c
o.se.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

NoTICE.-Auction sale of j. w. Fer
rcls Dry Goods and Carpets Is postponed
by the creditors few days. and my clos
ing out, array bclo,0 cost, will continue
until day of auction, a> | am trying To
prevent goods from going to auction, if
ow prices will doit. Now Is your time
to get cheap Dry Goods and Carpets Of
j. w. FERREL,
Garner Main and DOth Streets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

ST.. GAINESVILLE FAIR.-Owing to
the rain on Yesterday the Fair will con-
tinue over Saturday, the 18th inst. The
following is the programme for to-day,
(Fridayj: Grand Balloon Ascension,
Sweepstakes Pacing Race, Double Team
Trotting Race Best Single Driving
Horse. and Rope Walking. The follow
ing is the programme for Saturday, the
18th inst: The Great Swecpstake Trot-
ting Race, for which ten entries have al
ready been made; County Pacing Race,
Rope Walking, and various other attrac.
tons. Go and spend two gallant days
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

The latest novelty in the way OF fash
ionnble note paper, is very unique ana
,eouti,pl. 1t is called the Target, and
no Young lady or gentleman can be hap
n.itbout il We never have any use
for such thing, yet our eh'erP''S'"S
Young friends, Mcssrs. Stanton X Daven-
NOR, have our thanks for sample copies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

Is IT possible that the chignon Is to
nr,y.ll again this fall? Madame Fash
mon ha, 81 declared, and of course her
brhest will be- respected, but for all that
il Is an ahomuiablc Disagreement of any
youuu'S head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-17

TmE Centennial Commission was in
session Yesterday, but have not yet com
plctcd the list of county commissioners
of the State. A. soon as the appoint
mrnts are all made they will be publish