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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-27

THE Cincinnati Commercial albeit
decidedly Republican, can see things as
they are in our State. Speaking of the
Coahoma affair it says, "the trouble
''there originated with the negroes them.
"selves, and after they dispersed there
''appears to have been no further trou-
'ble."
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-27

YESTERDAY was lovely day. The
skies were unclouded. We hail the good
omen. The Lord is with us in our strug-
gle for the right.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-27

Hon. A. G. Brown was missed from
our grand rally on Tuesday. In reply
to the numerous inquiries, we will state
that he was filling an engagement in
Franklin county.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-27

SENSATIONAL reports are now doing
duty for the Radicals. Each makes
miserable noise and then dies oil to make
room for another.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-27

ONCE more into the breach, dear
friends, once more
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A. Parker tat presently Of Amite.
W. II. L..
+ B.

a. Parker tat presently Of Amite.
Radical circles are agitated over a re.
port that that oily knave, A. Parker, had
been ordered out Of Amite county, and
il has no better foundation than the fol-
lowing silly misive, which came to
him through the ppstoffice;
Jan. LIST, 80.
Capt. Parker:
There is plot against you and your
ring. The substantial people are down
on you, and the only safety for your life
and the life of your khan is to get out of
the State. Gle that has ears to hear, let
him hear."
Yours, truly,
LIGHTFooT,
U, S. Army.
Parker is under indictment for NAL
feasance in office, and having made a
fortune out of the people of Amite coun-
ty, besides dressing Gin fine linen and
purple every day." his presence could
easily be dispensed with bu! no sane
person would construe the above piece of
as premedtated plot to drive
him out of the county, The better plan
will be to defeat him for office, and then,
like the sloth which has eaten the last
green lcaffrom the tree, he may be consid-
crate enough to fall and break his neck.
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THE LAMENTATIONS.

Nearly every private residence in the city
was Illuminated. Our reporter, doing dou-
BILE duy as a Home Guardman and reporter,
could not get a full list, as he would other
wise have done, and may possibly omit some
names but he noticed the residences of the
following: North State, east side-J. w.
Robinson, II. Muller, c. e. Hooker, Mrs.
Hilzheim, A. Virden, S. Lemly, Jas. Shell
ton, Mrs. Carpenter, ]. q. George, Jno. T.
Buck. West sides. X. Jones, NJ. Mosal
DR.. Baly, J. II. Morris, w. II. Patton, w.
L. Nugent, J. Green, major Home Guards
Mrs. Murrell, Mrs. Langley, w. B. Taylor.
North OF this we did not go, but saw that
lights we're burning in front of several res
licences Barksdale and State streets-A,
Morgan. President, west side-E. Banks
dale, j. A. Kausler, Mrs. Buck. East side
T.J. Wharton. Mississippi street, east side
Mrs. Hansberry, David Shelton. West street
H. Hilzheim, w. A. Whiting. Yazoo and
Congress-G. b. Subway. Congress-Thos
Green. Capitol street-Mrs, McCardle, Mrs.
O'Leary, Mrs. DOherty, Mrs. Ryan, DR..
Cade, Mr.. Feibleman, Mrs. Yergsr, Mrs.
D'Ambrosia, A. r. Johnston. Railroad Az
enue-The Edwards House from one end to
the other and Richardson's building. Pearl
street,. Kavanaugh. Pascsgoula-Mrs.
Pierse, S. French, S.Wilson, GLE. Galceran.
Chas. Gaston,. Congress street.-the Willis.
Mrs. Shackleford, FL. NJ, TAYLOR w X
Yoste, Joe Bell, Chas. Trigg, R. D. Hardy,
Mrs. franklin, Mrs. Coats, Mrs. Cage.
Tombigbee street-S. Schwartz, John Il
Echols, w. Fl. Terrett, Jno. Hart, Mrs. Tay-
lor, Jno. eastman, c. Hinckle, A. c. Kerr.
Streets on which the procession did no t
pass-many residences south of Tombigbee,
but names not gotten by our reporter;
Amite street, i'll. Power, ], P, Stevens, DR..
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RISE fathers, rise, Rome demands
your aid.
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CONsHRvATIvE.DEdOCRATIC TICKET.
-
STATE TREASURER,
w. L. HEMINGWAY,
OF CARROLL.
KINDS COUNTY
DemOCratic-C Conservative Ticket.

KINDS COUNTY
Democratic Conservative Ticket.
State SsnatOrs,
A. X. JoHNsTot, of Kinds;
j. j., MoCAsKILL, OF Rankin.
Representatives.,
OLIVER CLIFTON, MARYE DABNEY,
Gro. w. HARPER, M. K. JONES.
Sheriff,
SAMUEL b THOMAS.
Chancery Clerk,
w. T. RArLIFF.
Circuit Clerk,
b. f, EDWARDS.
Treasurer,
S. ID. CURRIE.
assessor,
j. b. GREAvEs.
Surveyor,
III. G.. DANIELS.
Coroner aud Ranger,
w. ii. TRIBETTE.
9Th Supervisors District.
For Supervisor,
j. +. TATUM.
For Justices Of the Peace,
J. IL. BOYD,
LEM. HUDSON.
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WATCH the pollsl

YOU'VE men, be at your posts.
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. GLORIOUS DAY.
The Closing Features OF the
Grand Demonstration.
THE .TORCH.LIGHT PROCESSION.
The Finest Demonstration Ever
seen in jackson.

As promised yesterday we now give the
concluding features OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

A LIVELY TINE. There was livcl Y
time about half way between the burg Of
Briertown and Fairmont on last Sunday.
Some Wheeling gentlemen had establish
ed "piscatorial camp in that neighbor-
hood, and on Sunday invited a number
of gentlemen TO dine with them. We
learn from the citizens of that vicinity
that they had biz time, part of which
was so dlsgraceful that out of respect for
our race we decided not to mention it,
but at the earnest solicitation of Il num-
Der of persons of both political parties,
We half changed our mind, and then
changed i. back again; finally We give
the following:
These gentlemen who were rusticuting
in the neighborhood of Briertown were Of
II hospitable disposition, and had provid-
ed themselves with full supply o! crca-
ture comforts. There were two Fair
mont editors there. During the
forepart Of the day there was
continual tusilade kept up--one gentle
man said that If it had been war time he
would have thought that n battle was go
ing on. Alter dinner another incident
occurred. An editor stripped himself Of
everything except his shirt and pants,
put his SHIRT outside of his pants
and went in on his muscle. The first
dab lie made he hit his partner in
the back Of the neck and disarm ID him,
We are told that the scene was extreme
ly ludicrous and disgusting. The citi-
zens in the neighborhood are inccnscd,
though, as far as we have learned they
e1onorate the Wheeling gentlemen.
We are told that 1.-THE colored troops
fought nobly. '-FaHmom Mder,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28
The Capitol Question.
WHEELING. July y, 1875.

WHEELING. July y, 1919.
Editors ofthe Register.
Will you permit me, as a citizen OF
the city of Wheeling and a real estate
holder, to give through the columns OF
your valuable paper the opinion of many
citizens prominent citizens), as we'll as
myself, of the unprovoked attacks upon
the Capitol committee.
As is evident to all who have been in
attendance at the recent meetings OF
Council, or those who have read the re-
port given in the REGISTER, that the
unprovoked attacks upon the committee
on Capitol is enough in itself, to retard
any further action on the part of the
committee, although the committee, not
outstanding the outlandish dabs they
received ut the last meeting of Council,
prepared report and submitted it at the
meeting last night, which report, as
usual, was adopted in the Second Branch
and on its ascension to the First Branch,
At got in the hands of some determined
demons where angles should reside and
was subject to the same deDauchery rs all
previous reports from the said committee.
The report was horribly butchered up.
Now, in consideration of the foregoing,
is il possible that any committee, COM
posed Of whom st may stand the unpro-
voKed attacks upon them by II few men,
beers OF the First Branch of Council.
1t appears that few members Of the
City Council are much provoked about
not being placed on the committee, and
If such IS the case, they should be put
there Immediately, and recognized as
supreme Jeugs and let all their decisions
be binding, let the results be what they
may.
1t is poor policy that the citizens of
Wheeling should tolerate,with such non
sense, and it becomes the citizens whom
the arbitrary gentlemen represent, to
have them removed ut once. Such men
us these told fogies) have, 10 u great cx-
tent, been the only objects of the city Of
Wheeling, being so far behind the age.
They will approve Of nothing that has
not stood the test in other cities for halt
Il century. They will not consider any
new mcthcd. Their cry is, will it be
profitable" Such is the cause Of Wheel
ing not equahng Pittsburgh in popula-
ton and manufacturing interests.
1t appears to YOUR correspondent that
there is entirely too much prejudice IN
our Councils, and which should be RENE
died Immediately, fit should result in Il
general dcnunciation of the present
Council by the citizens.
We have got to advuncein civilization.
We will have to throw away our old
styles and adopt new ones. Wash Off our
icar print and act rs becomes civilized
people where it is to the interests and
welfare of our city, let the cost be what
it may.
Being hurried in making these remarks
hope you will give them aplace in your
paper, and at a future time | will sub
stuutiatc all say, and show to the citi-
zcns Of Wheeling how the progress OF
the city is managed.
Yours A.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-Judgss Hoy"o"",
Moore and HOFFMAN.

SUPREME CoURT-Judges Hay"on",
Moore and HOFFMAN.
This court met at o'clock p. NJ, yes.
terday, and decisions in the following
cases were delivered:
In the case of T. G. Clay VS.. Alder
sons administrator, and appeal was al
lowed.
The case of :. r. Drisser vs.. the West
Virginia Transportation Company
Wood county, reversed and remanded'
The case of James i Mitchell vs.. 1.
II. Adams, from Wood county, reversed
and remanded.
The case OF G. L Harwood VS.. T. IL
Creel ct al. from Wood county, affirmed
The case OF the West Virginia Trans
portation Company vs.. l.. +. y D. H. H.
L. Co., from Wood county, affirmed.
On motion of Mr. Cracratt Messrs
Thompson and Linch were admitted to
practice in this court.
Court adjourned until Saturday at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

\ VERY pleasant musical reunion took
place at Weisel Musical Institute Hall
last evening. The principal performers
were Mr.. Aaron Stern on the cornet, Mr..
Herman Ebcling on the piano, and Mr..
Fred Gottlieb on the flute. All three Of
these gentlemen are masters of the in
struments upon which they respectively
performed, and it was the general opinion
of all those fortunate enough to be pres
ent, thai the performance was of a high
order of merit, and very enjoyable.
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over the head with a pair of tongs, cut
ting a cash nearly four inches IN length.
He bled so protuseiy that DR.. b. o. Will
Hams was called in and finally succeeded
in staunching the flow of blood. Some
fears are entertained that it may result in
brain fever. Baron appears 10 be very
quiet, inofensive man, and claims that
the other bands try to impose on him.
He was in some manner connected with
the strike some time ago, at the mill, by
working under the regular price, since
which time the other hands appear to
have grvdge at him.
TIE case of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company VS. Lee Coss, repleyin
case, was tried before Esq. Eagleson on
Tuesday and resulted in verdict for the
defendant.
THE case of Nancy Mason vs.. VII
liam Wyatt, an attachment for debt, will
be tried to-day before Squire EagIeson.
THERE are quite number of cases of
scarlet fever in town.
A DAUGHTER of Mr.. Gather about
twelve wears of age, was buried on Tues
day. She died very suddenly of dipthe-
ria.
Business is reported quite dull.
THOMAS BURTON, young man for
merly resident OF this place, but recent
ly of Rochester, Pa, was run over by the
cars at that place on Monday, and crush
Cd to death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-Some time dur
ing Wednesday night, thieves entered
the shoe store of c. Knoke, No. 1870
Market street, just above Fishers ioun-
derry, and stole goods amounting to fifty
dollars. There is 40 clue to the thieves.
During the past few days there have been
quite IA number Of small robberies COM
mittQd in this city, and it is evident u
band of thieves are operating in this
community. A little lead would be a
good thing to keep about.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

THAT CANE.-ln our report of the
Nail City picnic yesterday we stated
that the cane presented to Christ Siebke
was purchased at Hennegen, Bates X Cos,
which was incorrect. 1t Was bought
from c. p. Brown, the well-known jew
eller, and the engraving was done by
that gentleman, IN his usual elegant style.
This correction is due to all parties con-
cerned, and we regret the error.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A young man
named Charles Seton, travelling for a
Baltimore commercial house, was acct.
dentaly shot ia the knee cap of his right
leg, on Saturday, at Piedmont. 1t APP
pears that pistol which he carried in a
pocket of his pants fell to the platform
of the depot, and was discharged, produc-
ing injuries which are likely to prove
permanent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

DECKER Brothers won their succc.. by
solid merit; they hold it by unremitting
efforts in the same direction.-Neg Ygrl
Tribune.
The Decker Bro Piano l., indeed IN
every respect, II superb instrument, anu
ranks foremost among the few grand
pianos of the world Watson's journal
MIR. W 5. Hutchins mas the agency f..
the celebrated Decker Bro. Piano, Nc.
so 18th street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

BEFORE SQUIRE CALDwELL.-I ester
day morning Johanna Good appeared
before the above Justice and Swore out q
pcre warrant for the arrest OF Mrs.
Sarah Phillips. The warrant was issued
and the case set for Il hearing Friday
morning al 10 o'clock.
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- . -

Two members in the First Branch,
who are in favor of the adoption of
cr'ras on the Capitol building, weigh
800 pounds, while two who oppose ex-
tras might probably pull 1870 pounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

CoUNTERFEITs of the fifty cent frac-
tional currency are in circulation. They
can be told from the genuine by observ-
ing the embossed die between the sigma
ture of John Allison, Register, and f.
f. Spinner, Treasurer. In the genuine
the circle of dots can be seen directly,
but in the counterfeit the die appears
with scolloped edge and heavy black
surrounding.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated 5 feet inches in the channel
and falling.
The MalIie Ragon left for Parhersburg
at the usual hour.
The Salt Valley from Pittsburgh c,
route for Ironton, passed down yc.tcr-
day morning.
The Ande. left for Cincinnati yestrr-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock
The Science is the Parkersbnrg packet
this morning at II o'clock.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial, from Pittsburgh says:
The following are the additional ac-
cidents reported to the coal fleet: The
Smoky CITY scattered her tow in Merri-
man last evening, and grounded two Of
her boats at the foot of Deadman, and
the other near Shousetown. The balance
Of the tow landed safely at Economy,
where she will remain till there is anoth-
er rise. She sank none of her tow, re-
ports to the contrary notwithstanding.
This information is direct from one other
pilots. The j. ). Mercer stuck one Of
her boats at the foot OF Feystown. The
Nellie Specr sunk boat in the middle
of the river, below Shousetown. Inc y.
A. Blackmorc lost coal boat at Legs
town. The pilots on the Salt Valley re-
port sunken boats and barges II fellows:
One near the foot of Raccoon; one ut La
cock; one at Baxter woodward; one near !
SewickIsy Bar; one ut Sewickiey landing !
and several ut Deadman and the Trap. |
The Barnard brought up II tow OF lumber !
and slaves. 1t il estimated that the de- |
parture of the feet gave employment to |
about two thousand persons.
BY Telegraph
PIrrsBrRGu, July 27'-River ) feet
inches and falling. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE. July 27.-River falling |
with IL feet in the canal and II feot in
the Indian chute. Heavy rain today. .
No arrivals or departures except the /
packets.
NASHVILLE, July 27.-Rryer rising |
slowly with 70 feet : inches on the |
shoals. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, July 27.-Afrved-City of .
Chester, st. Louis. Departed-Fannie |
Tatum and City of Chester, Memphis /.
River 40 feet inch and falling. Wealth
er fair. Mercury $40.
C1ScIxyATI, July 27.-River thirty.
five feet one inch and falling. Raining /,
Arrlged-Vint Shinkle, New Orleans;
Cons Mllar, Memphis. Departed.
Hudson, Wheeling. Passed down-Kan- |
awba No. and tow from Middleport to
81. Louis.
MEMPHIS, July 27.-Riyer came to 7
stand about noon, and fears Of an over .
dow are past. As already reported the .
damages thus far are comparatively in .
significant. River stationary; weather F.
generally cloudy; mercury s2' De- F.
par,cd-James Howard, New Orleans;
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati; Capitol
CITY, st. Louis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

j. c. HERyEr, auctioneer, will sell
what Is known as the Cunningham pro.
perty, corner of Eighteenth and Fol
streets, at public sale in front Of the
Court House. 1t is frst-class piece of
property, and those wishing to invest in
property could not do better.
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NEIGIIBOREIOOD NEWS.
BELl.AlRE.

btI-I'AA INT.
TuE steamer Market Boy upset skiti
at the landing on her down trip yester-
day evening, and came near drowning
man VINO was in the skill at the time,
bat after much difficulty he was fshed
out in quite an exhausted condition.
Little boats should keep near shore.
BUSINESS is beginning to pick up Il
little in South Belluirr, As there were a
few more loafers in that locality ycster-
day than there has been heretofore.
THERE being noquorum present ut the
Council Chamber last evening, they
adjourned tomeet this cvccing, on motion
Of Mr.. Nelson,
Mr. ROBERT RAY broke an axle of his
sewing maAlinc wagon while crossing
one OF the street crossings yesterday. 1t
j. great wonder that there isn't twenty
broke every day.
\ VERY large flock of black birds
numbering mary Thousands perhaps,
passed over this city about seven o'clock
yesterday evening, going south.
Nix. d. MANCHESTER express wagon
broke down on the McMahan street
bridge in South Bellaire, Yesterday, but
no further damage was done.
THERE will be narrow gusge railroad
meeting held in this city this evening.
4 STREET preacher put in an appear
aucc in BeIlare yesterday evening.
They are late coming.
THREE or four funerals took plrce in
BelIaire, Yesterday.
If the Councilmen of our city would
be prompt in meeting at the hour set,
and not do SO much useless talking after
they did meet, they would get II great
deal more business done.
YESTERDAY passed away without any
thing OF very interesting character
taking place within the wall, of the city.
YESTERDAY forenoon about 10 o'clock
one Of the heaviest rains of the season
fell at West Wheeling, and at the same
time the sun was shining most beautiful
in Bcllairc, about two miles south of
West Wheeling.
SHERIFF COCHRAN was IN the city yes
tcrday on business.
J. b. SMITH, Esq, leaves this morning
for business trip to Cleveland.
THERE some hog pens in the city
that are disgrace and nuisance that
should be abatcd at the earliest possible
moment, Il lot no o Wv. , .",Ii' r ,,, nsm.
Ac''In Gl ' ne ''tS Wv !" , " Of
.noSo Nv NV ,, - liz ,,or .5e,n down or
tns'.'' In - sH,y "'"''' '''
o"' " '"''' up
SOME ol the Farmers III t"'. .,'''ss'
inform Us ''."' "a. ~" - n.,.,ino snon the
'u'"U.o mI"'".' w. da,no,,ed on account
crops VIII =, DC E,'"''' '"'''" - q"
VI - ''',' 49,. ,...to.o or,bo
me stocN Tor inc p"''' "4''.. - t 'n'
Colorado Sl'ytr ni.',s, VA, o. "'t t%e co,n
raised ara r'PrgsSn t..''" y, WV i.i tI ,bo
phhF VIII, .'"l ''.'s ~; ,Oy'' ~ '-''
mines. We "'''' ''''''' SUI '''''
MARTIN FERRY
\ SMALL shooting ARRAY occurred on
IL. s.r.., on Monday afternoon.
'''''' -. -
1t appears that Aoe baron ana H"Ss".
Burns employed al the OHIO City Mil
ogsrreIod at the works and meeting
p.-.u.. ,.,,oI p,,--;s uborounon
D.. L.. ..,.'.,r ,,;.,,r.r5 fred the
D"'''' 4'e" Il S'-'"'' P''''' "''.I ~
bail taking eiiec' IN Baron 'h's"' P''''
trating about one inch. Officer Cochran
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

PIrrsHURGH FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We
invite attention to the advertisement Of
this Institution. which is printed in this
issue of the REGISTER. This college is
one Of the largest and most important
female educational Institutions in the
United Statesa and lis equation is both ex-
Cellrut and extensive.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28
OFFICE PEARonY INSURANCE Co, !

Wheeling, W. va, APIll :, 200
TIyuE Gil AFTER Of THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company OF Wh"3l-
ing, expired April !, lS5i, and Its uueNpi'-
ed lire business has been rrinSured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing. W. Va, ~ shown by the Resolution
and certificate hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after l.
O'Clock NJ, April !, 1870, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine n
suralicr com ptny, and in force, will he
adjusted and settled by the Peabody Ia
surancc CO. amy.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

BEFORE Squire OkEErE.-Iest ester
day, Charles Ianke swore out warrant
before the above Justice, against James
w. Sweeney, whom he charged with
assault. The case was set for hearing
next Thursday evening, at : clock. The
difficulty grew out of an insult offered to
Sweeney by Hanke, which resulted in
Hauke being knocked down.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

NENr month Jupiter and Venus will
get their heavenly bodies within one
degree of each other. Allegorically
speaking, they will swing on the same
gate for some evenings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

A MEETING of the creditors Of the firm
OF Sweeney, McCluney * Co., was held
yesterday, but they adjourned until
Thursday, without taking any action. 1t
is generally believed that the works will
continue as heretofore, under the direct
ion Of the company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

BAD SIDEwALK.-Many citizens who
live in East Wheeling complain OF the
bad state of the sidewalk in front Of the
English Lutheran Church, on 10th
street, Just above the postotice. Some
body should be compelled to repair it,
rs it is in a very bad condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

DIo LEWIS SAYS that If man will eat
blackberrie> and oat meal for year, he
will be ublcto lift horse. Friends and
brothers, will you loaf around like drones
and miss this golden opportunity?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

BASE BALL.-The Nail City and
Hunkidory base ball clubs played u
match game yesterday afternoon, which
resulted in favor of the Hunkidorys by
a score of q TO 3.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-28

TIE moonlight picnic given by the
young people of the Island, last night,
was 81 perfect affair and everybody had
splendid time.