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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21
MOUNDSyiI.LE ITEMS.
From the Reporter.

From the Reporter.
IMMERsED.-Rrv. W. {. Wilson, for
mer pastor of the NJ. +. Church oi this
place, administered the sacrament of
bspti,m by immersion to three appli-
cants. Monday last, in little Grave Creek.
RoBBgD.-On tho llth inst. the grange
store at Limestone, about eight miles
east of this place, was entered by some
parties and robbed Ui about one thousand
dollars worth OF goods and some money
which WAS in the drawer We have
heard Of no arrests of the parties yet.
The people Of Wetzcl county will vote
on the proposed railroad question Sep.
tember 30th Those who feel nm interest
in the matter, and we apprrhcrd every
citizen of the county does, should turu
out and show that they are in favor Of
railroads MS u means Of improve z their
farms and developing the imrnens. min
ersl and timber resources, besides putting
them in communication with the outside
world the year round.
BADLY HURT.-Sunday last while Mr..
". II. Lindsey and family were near
ing the camp ground IN carriage, they
met with a sad accident. The horse ut
tached to the buggy vas rather wild and
hard to msnsge, scared NJ some object
and threw Mr.. Lindsey out. In falling
he struck the fence, cutting an ugly cash
in his head, and was darged for some DIS
lance, hurting and brulsing his right
side, and it is thought some Of his rits
are broken.
We learn that the Commissioners OF
the MouRdsvile school think seriously
of increasir'' the pqy OF their teachers.
We apprehend they will d. nothing OF
the kind so long as good teschers can BE-
had at the present price and many would
be glad of n ten months position even ut
reduction from present rates. All
things considered, school teachers are
well compensated, and any attempt ut
increasing them would be Justly met by
strong opposition from the people.
Wool MARKET-DurIng the past
week the wool market in this county has
been more active than for three weeks
ard number of our farmers are dispos-
ing of their feeces at about u per cent
less than could have been realized II
month ago. At that time wool WIS held
at 50 cents and it Was thought that before
long, buyers would be willing to give %
cents, but on the contrary prices have
fallen to 40 cents and lest there be another
decline soon holders are willing to &C
cept these figures rather than run the
risk.
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EDUCATION Al.
Wheeling Female College.

TNIIIs INSTITUTION WUiCH las
been IN sucer-siui operation .ni l..
last twenty-five N,ruS, wa REOPEN 'n
Iue>d y, ~cpI' miner .Ih. gNauI 'hr
management " AIIss \. Iul luI, ~! &oH
York.
Miss Taylor hrlu"s to the Institution a.
cN prri"uCr ui uv, t'v' ul1 years. u ~aDr
crSlul Principal oi Young Lod.cs' S"hEiA-
TiCs, East.
Iiv course Of study Is extensive and
thorough, embracing ALL lh' hruhch's Ui -
sOiid and ornamental education.
10 young ladies " hu com iI,j- the r"Cu.
lar ,oIIcgIu y ,Uur>c, AMI su~'u'u CT'. 81.
bic examinations the Diploma Of the Joe
StItuilOu VIII br ven, ana al "rids.',s
who become proficl MT In at lust ono
Foreign HnguHgr, ANA Piano Muse. u..l
T., CriNr Gold VI, dal, the highest hou,I Vi
the Institution.
The PrircIptl viii b" ass .Si,d hyu 'u..
corps OF compel uj AMI experienced PID-
lessons and Teachers.
FOR terms OF iurih'r Information, no.
drrs. MISS \. IAAI.tE
All business communication, may BE-
addressed To-
auLyp SNNI'II TAYLOR 80
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THE WORLDS SHOW OF l.. T. BAR.
NUN.


The scdately cautious Akron, Ohio,
Daily Be0con, of June 10Th, 1873, after
referring to the "tidal wave of human
cagerness" attracted to the Great Show
Of the Great Barnum, while exhibiting
n that city, and TO pitch it, vast
cmvRes here on Saturday, taeI2Sth inS'.,
adds
Ofthe exhibition itself naught but un.
reserved euconium is called for, while.
elegance, perfect order and rigid dis
clpllnc are every where markedly msn =
tested in the management, from c'ltJee
to exit The collection of animals l.
not only very large and rare, contain
ing such distinguished captives rs the
monster sea lion, stately giraffe, the
uublc,l Of lions. most royal OF tigers,
Gland, horned horse, and other varieties,
too numerous to mention, but all urc ~
the finest condition and evidently scru-
pulously cared for. The various auto.
matte figures, operated by steam en-
rinc, attracted much attention and were
source of especial delight to the chi.
dren, while the fountain of living
wafer was refreshing and novel fea-
turc.
The arenic perfor mar ces aro through.
ont are by for the most artistic and cxcIt-
ing ever presented here The positive.
IL teri lfc riding of Lowande on his bare
back horses and with his gallant little
son. evoked unboundcd enthusiasm,
largely shared by Mmselle Drckcrrlt,
who is unquc,iionahly the tirst eque-tri.
cnrc of the age. The gymnastic per-
tnrmances were varied and difficult: the
Glowing. both oral, vocal AMI parto-
mimic excellent; the antics OF the famous
Kcnnebcla being eScruciatingly Iudic
rou.; tine animals presented in the rim : as
tonishingly educated, and, in fact the
entire programme thrrlIIngly elegant
and unexccptionable throughout.
At the morning and afternoon cxhi-
billions Mr.. Barnum being loudly called
for. appeared in the mag e circle and
made u short speech, duiing which he
said: every season, opposition show
mar ayers circulate the false report that
| hire out my name and do not own the
show. This is utterly false, l never
permit my name TO be used except
when sm the owner and General Man
ngcr. | have but two shows in the
world. One is this, my Travelling
Worlds Fair, Mu.eum, Menagc-e and
Circus. greater in extent than ANY SINH
lar show on earth. The other is my
Great Roman Hippodrome, which Is
entirely different in character from this.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-The FOL
lowing are tho real estate transfers en-
tered IN the County Clerks office, for the
week ending August Goth, 1875;
Deed made July 2lst, 1878, by Green
wood Cemetery to Ephrsim II Barnes,
for iols 2l7 aud 2j2 in that Cemetery,
was admitted to record August 18th.
Deed made August 18th, 1870. by
Geo. w. Pltner ana wife, to John froy,
for the west halfof lot No. ll5 on 18th
street, East Wheeling, admitted August
l4th. $500.
Deed made July 5, 1915, by d. G
Needham to Mrs Z. +. Overton, for per
sonal property III house No lO2 10th
street. Admitted August IA 500.
Deed made August IL, 1875, by Thos
Sweeney, executor, and \. i. McNaugh-
ton and wife, to Mornika Welty Tor the
west So feet OF lot No. 40, Corner of b
and Main streets. Admitted August lG;
$500.
Deed made August II, 1875, by Jesse
Wells and wife to Russell Bane, for land
on Short Greek, adjoining the land OF 4.
j. Wilson. WAS admitted August 10;
$1,000.
Deed made August 1, 1875, By Chss.
II. Hamilton and wife, to y. {. HumIl-
ton, for parts of lots 10 ana II, in J. L.
Bakers I'd lition, was admitted August
lG, 500.
Deed made August Il, 1875, by j. P.
Rodgers, special Commis, Toner, to q. N.
Oliver, for the soI!h half of lot 81, Mar.
ket street. between 9Th and 9Th streets.
Admitted August II; $4,000.
Deed made August II, 1875, b. Man
gus Long and wife, to Conrad Yahn, for
land lying north Of f. W. graveyard,
Third ward Admitted August 49,;
81 800.
Deed made 1873 by Bridget Quinnan
ard husband to Michael Noon for the
south halt ef lot No. AZ, corner OF Fill
more (Market) and Preston (27thl
streets Admitted August IS, 1910;
S525.
Deed made August ., lS75, by John
w. Boyd, trustee, to George Is Cald
well, Tor west half of lots 9 and 10,
square 81, on 10th street, 5. W. ~
united August Is; $1,000.
Deed made August II, 1875, by Emma
II. Hubbard and wife to Geo. B. Cald-
well, for west half lots 9 and 10, square
81, on 10th street, South Wheeling. Ad-
mitted August IS; $500.
Deed made August IL, 1875, by Will
helmine Ritter and husband, trustees to
Fred Schwartzferger for east half lot
l52 O. A Zanes addition. Admitted
August Is; 5000.
Deed made August II, 1875, by s. T.
Hidreih and wife to +. A. Hlldreth, for
the one undivided half of q feet in lot
Is, square 2. Admitted August Is;
$4,000.
Deed made August Il, 1875, by James
F. Carroll and wife to Robert Campbell.
for piece of land on The Island. con-
veyed to said james +. Carroll by Glib.
son l.. Cranmer. Admitted August 10,
1875; $l,4O0.
Deed made August is, 1875, hy r. W
executor OF Robert II. Cummins, deceased,
TO Joseph a. Ankle, for The south one
half of lot 10, in square ~ Eighth ward,
WAS admitted August 20 1875; $3.50
Deed made September 4, 1869, by Geo
w Elrick and wife, to Thomns Arm
strong, trustee OF Lewis Pennine, for lot
80 on the Island, was admitted August
-, 1876; $500.
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DEATH OF ENGINEER CARPENTER

DEATH OF ENGINEER CARPENTER
1t is with sincere regret that we are
called upon to announce the death OF
Matthew Carpenter. In this mornings
issue, we made mention OF the
tact OF his staying to his train
like hero, though in the face OF deathi
he and his fireman concluded after tax
in the full situation OF affairs, to
meet the termination, like those to
whom such thoughts and acts were nee
esssry to carry forth, both as we'll for the
employers as for these whose lives they
held in their hands.
This evening at 6:45, the engineer
breathed his last. That be wastrue to his
post none cun doubt, and that ne wac
contentious no one can say TO the
contrary. and like our old hero OF poetic
fame, ut his post he fell, and on the right
| in tho haven abeve we trust all may mee
( him.
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aLIGHBORIiOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

QUITE an interesting game OF base
ball was played in the Public Square In
this city yesterday afternoon, between
the XoshannoGk Club, Of New Castle,
Pennsylvania, and the Clipper Club OF
this city. Tie playing, go far as we were
able to judge, was very fine on both sides,
but the Clippers came out behind this
time but there are some hopes that an
other game will be played between the
same clubs this forenoon. The game
Yesterday was witnessed By over one
ihou,and people, who trequenti! gave
vent to their Feelings by yelling aud
claiming their hands. We dad not get
the score. tut it 10 enough to know that
victory pcrched upon the banners oi th'
keystone boys. We want tho ChPper'
TO try them another time.
D,y'r forget the Democratic Township
meeting at City Hail, this afternoon, al
> o'clock. Lei Us have II good turn ou'
I :, that arrangements ior the campaigi
can be- tuliy mnde. 1t is no tine no"
for Democrats 10 stand idle when by th'
proper effort, tt glorious victory this lai'
/ Is within their reach.
SoUru Union street is in most
/ dreadful condition. nj present, and yet "ui
! Git, Cuuuci MAKES no move toward h"y'
ing 1t repaired.
THERE were 26j hoCa, Gj head OF cat
! tie, and 2GO head Of steep arrived nj IN,
stock wards N tins city yesterday evening
and Will be shipped to Baltimore to day
The city lookup WAS about tuil o
the gay ana fsuys Yesterday and th'
day before, but It, they don't seem It
Hkeou ho,e here. tncy will likely b.
taken TO II { air,vi.c to-day, to pa. ~
with our friend Sheriff Cochran for !
while. Eight al them were srrestet
day before yesterday, charged with de
| facing school house about four mile
southwest Of this cltv, and had hcarIn-
before Justice Slruh yesterday, they
Mead guilty aud wer. lined ST.
and sentenced 10 twenty day. each, il
the County Jail.
IT is thought now that the street carr
will be running Gin our streets by the
middle OF September.
TOMORROW our city will again be lef,
4esolate on account Of Camp me 'tings
Some are 90 NJ 10 tic cgmp-nl, ing near
| Bethany, West Virginia, some O.
/ Nouudsvlle and great many TO Burr
Mils We hope they may DO protited
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Tux attention OF parties in search Of
real estate as an investment are respect
fully called to the sales that will take
place this morning At the front door of
the Court House, commencing at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. of tho lots advertised hy
L. b. Zane, Trustee on the Island; Of the
property of Mrs. McGrltfith, on the Is.
hand and Of John Crawford, Trustee,
East " heelng. All Of tho above will
be sold without reserve BY
J. c. HERvEr,
Auctloneer & Real Estate Agent.
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II CT NRGE or THE ST-IERS, ST
Joseph. cor. Fourteenth & ron -.
The patrons OF his Institution are IN.
formed tn { ITS duties viii b..r,,uut,sI ON
~" FIRST Monday Iu Nrp,Umsp. Al The
commencement OF this. if, eleventh y.i,r
at rcrs>iuI Op,rItluu,it Is uuuuc,.sal, 10
say NOR" than that lu, same ,,Ht,. ..lIll, ~
over IN" pupils. and rNtctD,,~ Iu Them lu-
- uciiOu th.t has hIiu'Ilp ohurH,trIll Nd
IN" school, wItl stu be- maintained. lu.
Tr"t~ are earnestly ., 4ut.-'rd iusui,rH '.f-
e iIdr.u TuuCtuu.N Tor 90, uu.u|Ig Oh. r..H
CLASSES To pupI.S OF German pan. uf.it. '
LO extra Chur.s" is made Ion lppIIa,sID n
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THE flower CROP, which, in the spring
promised and almost total failure, has
disappointed the melancholy prophets,
and now suburban gardens are more than
usuallv brilliant with the blossoms of the
annual fora.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.-L
V. Blond is now selling +. &. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
ut s. 80. which have been selling hereto
ore ut from So 10 81.
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TIE fashionable dress for rural houses
this wear Is lilac tint, with cornice
trimmings shade darker. Violent con-
trasts appear to have lost caste, and are
most frcquer tly seen in buildings that
need rs-psinting.
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LAST evening, officer George Birch
arrested q man named George Fricker
for Boating his wife The parties live in
the Sixth ward Fricker will have a
hearing before the Rolice Court this
morning
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WARRANT IssUkD-Ivsterday w. c.
johnson appeared before Squire Csld-
well and made information against
Thomas O'Harra, charging him with a
breach Of the peace. y warrant was is
sued and put into the hands Of an officer
f.r eXrcnlinn
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SPIRI1UALIsM The celebrated Spirit
ualst }. Frank Baxter, will deliver one
of ms interesting lectures at the Wash
ington Hall, Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock There viii be 10 charge for
Mdmissinn.
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NorIcE.-Auction sale of j. w. Fer
rels Dry Goods and Carpets is poned
by the creditors few days AL" ny clos
ing out, o,ony bcio,r cost will continue
until day of auction, as l am trying to
prevent goods from going 10 auction, if
low prices will doit. Now ia your time
to get cheap Dry Goods and Carpets of
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and goth Streets.
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A YOUNG lady Of Stcubenvil.c offers
10 bet mule that she can whistle louder
than any man in Wheeling. Here is n
chance for some interesting young men
We know Of.
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RIVER NEWS.


The marks at the landing last evenin
indicated feet 10 inches in tho channel
and about stationary.
The Express left for Parkersburg al
the usual hour yesterday morning,
The Hudson arrived from Cincinn natl
at P. NJ, yesterday.
The MalIle Ragon will be the Parkers
burg boat this morning at IL o'clock.
The Tempest will leave for New Mar
1nsvil!e at lO3 o'clock this morning.
The Ho rnbrock will arrive from Pitts
burgh this morning, and will return with
the barge Harry loaded with freight.
The Hudson will depart for Cine n,
natl at o'clock this afternoon.
Tho Salt Valley from Ironton for
Pittsburgh is due this evening.
The Express viii make three trips to
MoundsyiIle tomorrow. She will Iesy,
at 8A.M;lP.M, and 7PM. She will
Io.va uorpdsvilIs on ratprn trims a. fol.
,""a ,ooo
'o"' iV''' a. ~ T. ~ A"4 t0''' :
N.
The Market Boy will also make two
trims to.,por-ow to Noundsville
~, r~.,,... ", -, -,
III = 'i''s' ''"'e' ''' ''''' SUN Wv
wreck Of the Argosy. including the
machinery AT Pomcroy, few
a. -. 20, 49, ..,,s
49,. -, -.
O"''a 0''5n' IT, anu H''ef "''ra trans
TERED 1t to the ONO River Sa!. Trans
portaton Crmpanq.
1,,.-.o-o ,,f .,e.,o.r, -, .u lind.
reSst"red at Pittsburgh, ol tonnage OF
$40 400 tons. incluiiny barges. The ton.
mage coming from tho burg-s. Licenses
h..,., h..., ;.,,.,l -, p.,.L.,..b a.,-;..
nav . 0'''' 'S'"'' ~ ''''"'' )" U'''"I
the year TO ZdJ masters ot which 2Oo
were pilots; l23 pilots were granted
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WHY don't the loaIers 20 play the
noble game of base ball instead of
blockudIng the corners. Go gather old
iron, drive street car mule, collect rags,
scrape tue street. sell watermelons, dig
dirt, break rock, learn trade; do some
thing for a living and Quit Ioafing on the
corners.
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MAETINs FEREY.


The ONO CITY Nan works. were not
running on Friday, owinE to th"i. max.
;,.,. .o,,e ropoirs 10Th. machinery Next
:. ,.h
" '' - 7 - - 49, " y - w. 49,.
or maze 'oi '"ell ~ N'''''''oH' WI
r,,,.r.o.l.;,. clo.s Mediterranean.
+" !" ''N>,'I ,,,I SI,, -, hr, no
.,S =. -, h,,, S.. No., noa,
pu. in another, which vii! be ready in
nhou, two weeks. Mr. Hobbs. the new
manager. viii take charge next Monday.
lie expects to push things to their full
capacity, and having had i"hE expert
enc" in the glass business, WILL uhGoIbI'
eddy make H." success.
TIE BeawooI furnace was not work
inS yesterday ~ the O'Il IL ths Top lad
burned ou1 ana ~, ~ was necessary ~ P"' -
II ne" one "'' ',''T''5''''.o''i '''.
s''"u''l III VIC t'','' ""I 'r p .
"'S' q"''"'''' W -'' ''''''
The case OF "1lilam Sedw''K vs. l.ie
C"t''"-e ,''"' i'"''N, WI; Nv , ,," hnnI.oI
r'Hl'ilS 70 H'Is =, pU,'''u wv " ,'J h;,,
dollars ana Tue n"5N "",! 49, nun
c.cu't W." W.. 81 T 49,
J." 60. 'i'' - go, ,y r"uta.nj -
r'.' .' .t.' ,'',,,,.;.r
n,.1...I.a ..,4.- u,,,, ,.h,
IA w." "',O -, ",r, .'| s. %,.a
wars mas, rernrnrj home his week
;rb.v bn,h look os if army lite aoreed
we'll with them.
THOMAS COCHRAN, Esq, has a nice
two story frame house nearly completed
at the upper end "I IN ri Sr'et'
A number OF young io,Es met last
""J , r the Ii,I, bn,.s,ir q,
course they had II good time, ao Sammy
Is the place to have ap"'ty'
FRANK STANLEY, VINO WA, found
guilty Of the thrtL ot some money, Wa
required TO 1--WE bonds o. two hundred
dollars. and beng unable to find bonds
man, was taken to tho county jail on
FRIDAY afternoon 10 await ms trial.
CAPTAIN CRAWFORD and others have
rot out au injunction against the pro
posed extension of the corporation lines
to include them. The case is set for hear.
ing to day, Saturday. and the Mnvor, st.
torncv. aud some members Of tho Conn
ell will 70 to St. Clmrsyille to conte.,
the matter.
.n.. ...,,.,. ,. .,,u ....--. -,
o,,nI ,'" NO. T n,n, ~ "'n .,.,1 , v,
W,rnsv;Ij. Rn-r ll,IIy r.d;,n .. ,,a "a. a.
nard.rcn nm Sn,dor ',''' '''''' ! 'N'
-, ,,r,
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SHERIDAN X MAcK-The above we'll.
known eEd celebrated pro.ean artists,
with ffs,-cluss combination, will sp-
pear a. Hamjlion's Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Sheri
dan & Mack are known 10 almc st
everybody a. uuequalIed III
their speciallie,. The company re-
crive high praise from the press where
ever they have appeared and we have no
doubt bat they will please the citizens of
Wheeling. Tho sale of reserve seats
will commence this morningat 10 O'Clock
1t the Music Store Of Adams * Lucas,
on Market street. No extra charge for
reserved seats
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

The members of Srhriner's brass
band have the thinks Of the REGISTER
establishment for srrenade last evening.
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ANOTHER hesvy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines as
low as cents per yard. Forced to sell
the m at some price. J. w fERREL.
Corner Main and goth street.
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L. V. BLOND is Offering his entire
stock OF misses and children C0lOred
Shoes regardless Of cost.
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THE nights will soon become most too
COO! for the mosquitoes TO work IN their
short sleeves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

TIE work on the Capitol building is
progressing finely. The stone masons
commenced on the south wing founds-
ton Yesterday
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and chill.
dreus cUlUred shoes for the next ten days
II, J.. V. BLoSDs,
1885 Main St.
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EuziBErH MoUN Was yesterday ap'
pointed committee of John Moon, lu'
matte now in the asylum; bond $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

WurELrNG has Beau Brummel. 4
wagsish physician said Of him the other
day. A self made man is the noblest
work OF his creatnr
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We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of Miss NEWMAN,
who opens her select school on the 1t of
September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

TINS week Jupiter and Venus will ap,
pyoach within II degree OF each other;
almost near enough 20 start another scan
dol
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LADIES md gentlemen promenading
together OF afternoons this fall are com
maudcd bv fr,hirn to- walk arm in arm.
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FREE lunch. See advertisement.

NEW Fall style in Hats, Flowers and
Fancy Feathers 81;
J. Z. MESpEL's,
ll40 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

CoNiNG events cast their shadows all
over everything. Next winter Will be
frightfurv cold.
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New Fall style in Hats, Flowers
and Fancy Feathers at
J. f MENDELs,
lli0 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

CRIMINAL CARkLessEEss-A lady
hailing from Pittsburgh, stepped into A.
Gonner's basket store, corner Of Market
and llth streets yesterday, and Produc-
ing one of Forsbsnd and Wadsworth''
smallest .izs silver mounted pistols, en-
CURED Il it was toy pistol, and if he,
Mr.. Gollner, would exchange
it for one that was SIM
pier in It's construction, and did not
look so dangerous She claimed that she
had bought it in Bellaire for her little
son, for three dollars. The proprietor
took the pistol from the lady and com
menced examining 1t, inquiring before
hand if il was loaded? to which the lady
answered IN tho negative. Mr. Gollner
cooked the shooter, holding it Fortunate
ly, though by chance, toward his show
case, and pulled the trigger To
his CONSERVATION and the lady's terrible
fright, the weapon went oil, sending a
small bullet through one end Of the glass
show cuse and Out of the other. 1t the
'auzzie had been pointed at either OF the
parties, the probabilities arc that either
would have been killed The lady thanked
her stars no w,r.. .--'d-..e "~rre"od
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

CoRNER statues are reminded that
they will need ove;coats and earlaPs next
winter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21

OSLY two marriage licenses were
issued last week by County Clerk Woods